₦airaland Forum

Stephenmouka:
I love you bimpe
I am obsessed with you
I cuddle your picture every night on my chest every night before sleep

What a shameless and classless gooat!

LocalFARMERS:
*Boys fishing
*Few from the Cat Fish we caught
*Other species of Fish
*Enjoying some fresh fish pepper soup

Crocodile no dey that water

aljharem:
You are just an idiot, getout

Shut up, ediot, and stop cursing him!
Are they not your ally?
Didn't the drugbag say yoruba and Fulanis are one
When he heard herdsmen killed some yorubas, didn't he ask: "where are the cows?" in a bid to defend them?
Did you form an evil alliance with them only for power sharing

OkanlawonB:
It is directly built on a fence, which is a blatant contravention of building regulations.
Though anybody can do whatever they like, but this sort is not worth showcasing.

Does that really qualify it as a waste of money??

VicM6:
This is something a white man will never say....rubish l
Black man mentality disturbing almost everybody in africa...Now he is trying to lay the blame on a lay man.

You forgot to note that the same white men wouldn't be calculating someone else's money like you guys in Nigeria do??

It's the same way you calculate people's money once they travel out, resulting in excess billings

ahmedio2017:
Why will Christians be selling alcohol openly in the Muslims state where it is highly prohibited use ur senses na,

If you were using your senses, you would realise that the prohibition was the aftermath of the sharia law operating there.

Same you is saying that the southwestern Christians won't be affected if sharia law is passed in yoruba land.

Hope you're not confused?

ahmedio2017:
Keep your mouth sh.ut, Sharia law isn't meant for the Christians how is that suppose to be a problem? You this illite.rate, always use your br.ain. we have christians and Muslims in southwest so live and let us live ode.

Liars! That's how they talk at the beginning to deceive the gullibles!
Can Christians in the north drink and/or sell alcohol freely without being confronted/arrested by the Hisba ediots??

Revealpanda:
It's working na
Only NGN pairs was removed

Alright

Mynd44:
Those that know Kagame already know who and what he is.
But I hope he keeps running his fingers and mouth at South Africa sha.
He will soon understand that the Rwandan Defence Force is a little more equipped that the South African Police when SA decides to man up and act.
Kagame should also know Nigeria is watching and waiting for an AU pronouncement before his glass house gets broken

Seems Nigerian muslims are now supporting the Xenophobic SA, where many innocent & hardworking fellow Africans have been slaughtered, just as a pay back for the country(SA) supporting the Palestinian jihadists

Otherwise, i don't see any other reason why an average Nigeria will root for those xenophobes who hate Nigerians with everything they have

[quote author=God1000 post=133934635
But what is Felix Tshisekedi of DRC doing to address this problem, he's a weak president, I will never tolerate such thing as president.

This is a problem for south Africa, they can't pull out now because of shame[/quote]Can you listen to your hypocr!tical self?
You jihadists were going for Netanyahu's neck for refusing to be a weak leader and here you are calling a tolerant president a weak one.
I'm very sure all of you would have done far worse than whatever you accused Netanyahu of doing if you were in his position and had over 1200 of your citizens massacred in one night by a group of blood-thirsty jihadists.

God1000:
https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/rwanda-ready-for-confrontation-with-south-africa-kagame/?

We will support the able Rwanda against the Xenophobic and hateful South Africans

Revealpanda:
Send your money from Payoneer to your DOM account then goto any Aboki and transfer your dollar to him at black market rate.

You can also sell using P2P on binance or bybit

Has the p2p option been restored in binance?

Remijuice:
Did you see cousin's bro or cousin bro Abi you no know wetin be cousin brother

There's nothing like cousin brother, please. I don't know where Nigerians got this yeye grammar from.
It's simply ''cousin''(male cousin or female cousin)

Mercy442:
I'm in my finals ,so I just have this first and second semester left,is there any possibility I can still write a 22

Nawaoo! Why did you go into a discipline you're not good at??

Na JAMB pursue you enter there??

Righthussle:
Not surprised, Nigerian doctors don too much for UK. Their police go soon begin collect 20 pounds from motorists for road.

You must be a very useless, good for nothing creature, who I'm very sure doesn't even know a jack in his own profession.

Wealthoptulent:
sector that is long dead , they should be concerned abt decorating its TOMB, so they THOUGHT dey can just by NOW compare with BUHARI'S HEALTH?
back then when i used to work for FG, i enjoyed my NHS exercised on a PRIVATE HOSPITAL BILL.. heard that now NHS is no longer housing 3rd or sub (xray, some kinda tests n medical bills)
since when i moved abroad, My AA come respect it sef itself now it YEARS i bn to GP, except for when my Boy was born

What gibberish are you writing here? You don't proofread your write-ups before posting them?

Engr123:
I hope this message finds you all well. I’m seeking advice regarding a career decision that has been weighing on my mind.

I graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering late last year. However, since my second year in university, I’ve developed a strong passion for web design and app design (product design). Over time, I’ve grown to love product design much more than mechanical engineering, and I’ve been actively building my skills and portfolio in this field.

The challenge I’m facing is that my family and friends keep encouraging me to pursue a career in mechanical engineering and even send me job internships despite me explaining my lack of interest. While I appreciate their concern, it has caused me to doubt my decision. I’m now stuck between pursuing my passion for product design or considering a career in mechanical engineering.

I’m curious, has anyone here faced a similar situation—where you chose not to use your degree to make a living? What was it like for you, and how did you navigate the doubts and challenges? and I’d love to hear from anyone who has faced a similar situation or has advice on how to approach this. How do you balance family expectations with personal interests? How do you know you’re on the right path?
p.s. don't mind my *username* I created the acct wey back😂

The big question is whether it's even possible to pursue a successful career in Mech Engineering in Nigeria.
I don't know of any Mech Engr in the country that's practising his career, and those include my younger brother and a cousin.
Despite over 10yrs of graduation, they're still struggling to get jobs in the field till today.
The profession is almost useless in a 3rd world country like Nigeria, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone I know.
So, if you have an alternative, it may be more beneficial to start pursuing it at this early stage.

DonroxyII:
Dude, You are Hot Tempered 🔥 🥵 ..... With Women, You must be tested to become a Man ... I mean a Better Man, Women Must Help You bring Your Testosterone to Normalcy!

When you meet a Woman You truly Love, You will Undure her shitshenanigans Tests If not ... You will Troway, Many Women ooo !

You have a silly belief, probably rooted in inferiority complex

Something is deeply wrong with any man who can't differentiate between being insulted and being tested.

Anyone who allows your meeting time with him/her to elapse without calling to inform you or picking your calls is disrespecting you, and not testing you.

helinues:
Toh

Taxing might discourage people from the event. Moreover, the idea was just an individual suggestions.

And that individual is a yoruba man!
There's no other region where such a man could have come from.
Their only preoccupation is how to lick the ass of and please an old, clueless, corrupt drugbag

Tjra:
Are you naturally dumb or you are just pretending to be one?

Who's this purging c0ckroach?

When did your useless, obnoxious culture become a national one

ezugegere:
My Church doesn't do naming ceremony and I don't do.
We baptize our children with the name we want

Exactly

Kobojunkie:
Ignorance is not bliss! You have google at your disposal... use it abeg!

Keep on Googling rubbish, while the reality on ground says otherwise
Igbos do not conduct any naming ceremony

DFAMEGUY11S:
is quality door you can use it for both all depends on your budget

I used them in my private building, but I'm not sure if tenants will be able to handle them well in a rental property.

Ojuntana:
https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/hike-in-mpr-is-stoking-inflation-instead-of-dousing-it-taiwo-oyedele/

Confused yoruba government and appointees leading the country to doom!

PaZwoD:
So, battering the wife is the solution to the problem?

Address my question first.
How did you know he's battering her, and not trying to defend himself??

franugo:
there is no excuse to beat your wife. Hope you're not one of the unfortunate man-kids that beat their significant other that they've promised to love and cherish for the rest of their lives?

Mumu, what if it's always the woman that gives the first blow?

Kobojunkie:
Quit with the dumbfuckery already! 🙄🙄🙄

Naming ceremonies are practiced in Nigeria across many ethnic groups. Has been the case for at least the last 60 years of the country's existence. 😞

Stop spewing out rubbish. Igbos and those from the south-south don't do any naming ceremony.
I'm sure the northerners too don't do it.
That's purely a yoruba culture, and not Nigeria's, you misguided non-male, non-female aka non-binary creature.

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Kobojunkie:
There is no importance attached to it except the delusions born of tradition or religion. In Western nations, most kids are officially named as they are born in the hospital and once the name is entered into the Birth register at that point, that is it.

Are the destinies of your Nigerian children better than the destinies of Western children who were never named during your naming ceremonies?

At your age and as someone who grew up in Nigeria, irrespective of wherever you are now, you should be able to differentiate a Nigerian thing from a Yoruba/tribal thing.

ahamonyeka:
What are the important of naming ceremony this time things are hard does it have any effect on the child?I have an uncle who is an American citizen before coming back to nigeria to establish his business he never for once do naming ceremony for all his children and I ask him why he said is not important to do that.so I wAnt to know if it have any effect on the child.

Na only yorubas dey do that yeye thing; other Nigerians don't do it

Tjra:
Picture of person wey look like skeleton covered with clothes dey make your penis raise?

Ordinary camel toe, you don lose control.

I tire oo

Preston114:
This guy was literally out of work for two years and during this period all his friends deserted him. My family had all hands on deck to provide financial support for them during those trying times. To see how he became a monster after getting back on his feet hits me by surprise

How did you arrive at the conclusion that the man, not your sister, is the problem?