₦airaland Forum

PCM'S posted to delta lets meet here.
Am in stream two wat of u ? We ve a watsap grp,if u wsh 2 be added,my no z 070697134841 once u add me i wl put u 2ru 2 d watsap grp

I wanted to put up ds remebrance notice of a great icon.I cal hm omo ogun, I don't knw wat u cal hm.
Baba u wl alwz be remembered...
pom! pom !

please lord if makn noise wl make me successful as mourinho n my endeavours
pls lord I wouldn't mind bn a perpetual noise maker
#Chelsea4 lyf#

Dagrin alwz in our mind
rest in peace bro
Letz remind hm n prayers especially on 22nd April dat wl mark exactly 8 years he left us

I will do just dat @ first principle

pls I want to strt recharge card printing business, anybody wt useful tip shud help me out.

go to Wer eva u worship
knell dwn pray to God to gv u moni to get ur own wife.
then ask God hw to drug Sm1 cuz he is al knowing God
he knws more dan we do

07069713484
my no. pls.am waiting

step 1
borrow enof moni frm bank
step 2
tour arnd d whole states In Nigeria
step 3
in each of d state, go to all d tertiary institutions there, visit dia admin block.
frm ds , no result wl be more accurate dan ones u get through ds process.
wish u gudluk in ur tour

BELIEVE THIS WILL RING A BELL
TO YOU, PLEASE READ: LESSON
FOR ALL NIGERIANS
Mubi, the biggest commercial town
in Adamawa state, was thrown into
chaos the day Boko Haram
descended on them and the people
found themselves running for their
lives. The terrorists shot
sporadically, killing a lot of people
while those who could escape
jumped into any available car to
run to safety. Christians, Muslims,
Igbos, Yorubas, Tivs, Hausas and
any tribe or religion, jumped onto
any vehicle that was headed
outside the town. Soldiers
scampered onto trucks with
civilians, begging to be saved,
hundreds of people who could not
get a vehicle ran into the hills. In
their frantic effort to stay alive, no
one paid attention to anybody's
religion or ethnicity before asking
them for help or helping them to
stay alive. It was a community of
people, united by their desire to
escape the common enemy that
hunted them all without
discrimination. Ethnicity and
religion vanished, all they were left
with was their humanity. Those
climbing the hills stayed together,
helping one another stay on their
feet as they all tried to survive.
The most interesting part of the
narrative is that the Chief of
Defence Staff, Air Marshal Badeh is
from the same town of Mubi. It has
been reported that few hours before
the attack, helicopters flew in and
evacuated his family members from
the town. The chief of Defence staff
by the way, is the most senior
military officer in Nigeria and he
controls the army, navy and air
force. Before that sad day, someone
from Mubi would have boasted that
the Chief of Defence Staff is from
their home town. But on the day
that it mattered the most, he
evacuated only his family members
and abandoned everyone else to
their fate. It means he had
information of the impending
attack and as the most senior
military commander, he did not fly
into the town to lead his men to
battle to defend his community. He
quietly saved only his family and
left even the soldiers without an
inspiring commander to motivate
them to engage the terrorists and
defend his community.
One lesson all Nigerians must learn
from this story is that as a people,
all we have is our neighbours.
When you need some help at home,
you knock on the door of your
neighbour. The president, governor,
senator or minister is not there to
help you. Why then should you
continue to fight your neighbour
because of a man or woman who
cares only about his own family?
Our elites may deceive us about
sharing the same religion or
ethnicity with us, but time and
again, they have proven that they
do not care. We have been fools,
killing one another on the basis of
religion and ethnicity while they
stay united across all the divides
and plunder our wealth. The time
has come for us to rise, educate
one another and unite to fight our
biggest common enemy. The
politicians are our enemies and not
the poor struggling men and
women in our neighbourhoods.
What now will the people of Mubi
boast about as the gain of having
their son as the chief of Defence
Staff? If you go to Otueke where
Jonathan comes from, there are
many people who live in
excruciating poverty! There is still a
lot of poverty and suffering in the
home towns of all our governors,
ministers, parliamentarians and
former presidents, while they and
their families live in scandalous
affluence. The minister of petroleum
spent over 10 billion Naira on a
private jet. That money can end the
poverty of several communities in
her state. Stella Oduah bought two
cars with 120 million Naira while
there are people in her home town
who can't afford 500 Naira to feed
their family in a day. The time to
throw away the sentiments is now!
Support only a man or woman who
has a just heart and will serve
everyone and every community
regardless of if they come from
there or not. The moment anyone
begins to talk to you about religion
or ethnicity, reject him summarily!
We need leaders who will unite us
because our shared humanity is
greater than any differences
between us. If someone does
something wrong or fails in
governance, do not support them
simply because they're your own.

I know you will also dream where you made front page.Dream on!

still can't believe.it is true u will bring d idea od embezzlmnt on d syd of d governors.
don't forgt how many endorsements ronaldo sign in a year together with his model work o

falcao earns nt less dan #11m a day.
c Ronaldo earns more dan hm o....

guy nobi underate mata o
check hw mch de pay ds guys per week and all their endorsements

Who do you think is richer between C. Ronaldo that plays for real Madrid in Spain and any of our governors, for example Sullivan chime of enugu state.
pls if u can back up ur point(s)with fact to convince us, it will be welcomed

britches!
if you like clone 100 shekaus, you evil doers Must surely meet ur Waterloos one day. No peace for d wicked

d truth is that d change we want will truly start from us.
we should shun ethnic differences and see ourselves as one

instead you will go and look for greener pasture n south Africa.
u went for women, u neva c smtn. hold ur advice. nothing wl cari me to cme pursue woman for south

Hurray Nigeria is 54.
I told someone happy independence this morning, the person was like; 'which independence? Is there anything to show we are 54 as a country? please let's talk something better. ....' I cried bitterly in my heart because this is my fellow youth who should deactivate all negative thinking towards this nation and replace it with positive and ideological thinking about this nation.
But wait? Do you share the same opinion with this fellow?
if you do, let me tell you why we should celebrate as a nation @54.
-....Sudan got her independence on January 1,1956, they gained independence from the Anglo-Egyptian condominium. The affairs of the Sudanese then were administrated by joint British and Egyptian government. To cut the long story short, there is no country like Sudan again today buy rather we have northern and southern sudan.
there are many other countries like that but I used Sudan because we share most things in common like ; diverse ethnicity, language differences etc
on their independence day they answered Sudan, Nigeria on her own independence answered Nigeria. Today we don't have a country like Sudan but northern and southern sudan. we still answer Nigeria@54 despite our diverse ethnicity, religion differences, culture etc.
Nigeria Today is one of the most blessed nation (I stand to be cocorrected) in the world today but our actions and inactions have been continually trying to dispute this.
Take for instance many deadly diseases have besieged us here severely but we have been able to eradicate/curtaile the spread that some of us never believed they existed.Take for instance the case of Ebola virus, I was talking with a friend this morning, she said there was never a thing like Ebola, I laughed but the laughter never came from my heart. I thought of it for some time and realize that these are some of the myopic thinking that our youths have towards some issues in Nigeria. Today as a nation @ 54 we were able to defeat Ebola because. ..
-we unitef together as a nation and joined the government in the fight.
-We shunned religious and political differences and joined in the fight.
LESSONS
If we as a nation will unite together, and shun religious and political differences, bet me, I don't see any problem we can't defeat in Nigeria as we did in Ebola case.
Another lesson especially for the youths is that we need to Change our mindset towards this nation, this id not a failed nation, we are only trying to make it look as one.If you Must join politics, our present day politicians have little or no potentials to be emulated as role models(it's only very few that you can emulate).
Let us unite and make this country our dream nation, it starts from you changing your mindset about this nation. ....
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE NIGERIA

hey! which way Nigeria?
look out what our supposed fathers are teaching us.
please is there is there still hope for this geographical location called Nigeria?

see ur lyf
are u jst realising ur mistake?
amaechi u ar dead politically