₦airaland Forum

Ugandatales:
I'm telling you Tupac was already dead before Ruff Ryders came to the scene. Tupac died in 1996, Ruff Ryders came on the scene in 1999. Maybe a DJ made the remix...but there was never an official song with Tupac and Ruff Ryders.

Ugandatales:
Ruff Ryders never had a song with Tupac. Tupac was already dead before Ruff Ryders came on the music scene.

omofeyi:
Seriously, looks like man was huge back in the day
osf peruzzi

GBOKASINCHA:
omoluabi1stson na genuine ewedu miscreant ..... na ur cone headed brother check him posts

BeeBeeOoh:





Wike, remember that you can't be governor of River State forever

ubaobi:
The hatred for igbos is quite alarming. The biafran war didn't end in 1970, it continues in the hearts and minds of Nigerians till date.

Okoroawusa:
When will you people stop this tribal rubbish on Nairaland... it's no longer funny

96ACE:
Rest in Peace Rap Legend.
You were there for us when needed 2pac the most.

Ahh I remember the days of ruff riders and how people (most especially we Nigerians) were arguing about you and ja rule being the next 2pac.

Oh DMX we're surely going to miss you. Please holla 2pac, Biggie, Big Pun and Dagrin for me.

mansakhalifa:
This is not right...

Trust me. He should be withdrawn from the first team Asap.

He is far too young for this sort of exposure and it will definitely prove costly to his career in the long run.

The might want to consider moving him to their youth team- preferably U15/16- until he turns 16. Give him another 4 years at least.

Letting such a kid play with grown men is grossly irresponsible. He still has a whole lot of development to do.

SmartProf:
The countries who stole them know their benefits. These countries will generate huge revenue from tourists who will visit their museums and pay handsomely to see some works of arts from historical Africa. Unfortunately, after it's return to Nigeria, some officials may sneak out these stuffs and re-sell them back to Europe using black markets. There is nothing a black man cannot do.

RuudVanNisteroy:
This was the period when Nigerians thought Buhari was the savior that had come to salvage Nigeria in 2015.