₦airaland Forum

SAMBARRY:
once again I repeat,you're very stewpeed for that statement.okkkk I see.So you're one of those men who think it's ok to be talking anyhow to a woman but expect to be treated and adressed as a gentleman.omo ko jo rara.So e fit pain you abi?

I adress gentlemen with regard and courtesy but I adress NOBODIES and egoistical fools like your kind with every kind of street and vulgar words that comes to my mind because that is what you deserve.I cannot be wasting my respect for just anything.my respect is reserved for gentlemen and unfortunately you don't fall into that category.

Secondly I am bringing your mom into this because if you accepted BASIC HOME TRAINING from her you will not ask such an irresponsible question and even if you want to ask question you will know how you will ask with wisdom and tact.

Thirdly thanks for bringing wura into this

She's growing really fast and becoming a mini me in conduct,utterances and character because beyond being her mom, I'm her first model,teacher and care giver.

Then as for your other allegations of calling yourself razz,a street tout and other unsavory names.it's still part of what I'm saying.You lack tact as a man.If you have wisdom and discretion you Will not judge or refer to someone you have never met as razz or a street tout with an air of arrogance and superiority complex.

Now this is for your overinflated ego.this are the characteristics of a gentleman
they are humble
They're discerning
They have self respect and respect for others irrespective of gender or age
Know when to talk,how to talk,what to say and when to say it
They understand that it's not everything that the mind conceives that should be said out
They have wisdom

But in your case you lack all of the above and you're still expecting to be adressed as a gentleman.

I won't even be surprised if you steal boxers to wear

Meanwhile Mr po$h doesn't know the difference between BOTHER and border

Harvard graduate

British international school alumni

I hail o

Kati kati

SAMBARRY:
Yinmu

Every aja ati asiwin now has advise for women,this promiscuous thing too is talking

Wasn't it this same man fokeen his wife's friend.abi you think the internet forgets?no be Mary kay lipstick at I mascara she take fi bread koelobe je?oniranu .oshi rata marayo

SAMBARRY:
Yinmu

Every aja ati asiwin now has advise for women,this promiscuous thing too is talking

Wasn't it this same man fokeen his wife's friend.abi you think the internet forgets?no be Mary kay lipstick at I mascara she take fi bread koelobe je?oniranu .oshi rata marayo

BlowBack:
Defend your god Awo

dbynonetwork:
Nonsense outfit..
I am waiting for his wedding to crash..

Simplep:
My man,looking sweet as usual,please take care of my sweetie well o

Corrinthians:
Late Nnamdiot Cownu's legacies.

BlowBack:
1. First to introduce ethnicity into Nigerian politics with his Action Group - an unapologetic Yoruba party.

2. First to introduce cross-carpeting. With the NCNC (a party formed and headed by Herbert Macaulay - a Yoruba) winning a majority in the 1953 parliamentary elections, Awolowo was able to convince Yorubas elected under the NCNC to defect to his AG. Herbert Macaulay had died a few years prior and the NCNC had elected Zik as it's national leader. The fact that an Igbo man was the head of the NCNC was enough to convince Yoruba politicians to defect to the AG.

3. First to introduce thuggery and electoral rigging alongside his Yoruba nemesis Akintola. The SW with the directive of Awolowo was the first to pollute the democratic process.

4. First to be duly tried and convicted for Treason over his lame attempt to overthrow the govt of Tafa Belewa.

5. Openly called for a return of military rule after losing to Shagari for a second time. He did this with his Lagos-Ibadan presstitutes who published on a daily basis false propaganda to discredit the administration of Shehu Shagari. Corruption was the mantra and this was what made the likes of Buhari to have the audacity to topple a democratically elected civilian govt.

6. From 5 above we can discern the following from Awolowo:

(a) a bad loser who refused to accept defeat

(b) a slanderer and liar who pushed false propaganda on his opponents

(c) a desperate, power hungry politician who preferred military dictatorship than to remain head of the opposition. After all, Awo's greatest moments came about through military dictatorship where he doubled as both vice President to Gowon and Minister of finance. Awo, thought Buhari will overthrow his fellow Fulani only to share the same govt with him. Story!

In conclusion we can all see that Awolowo pioneered the pollution of our political space with his desperate, corrupt and ethnic style of politicking.

influenz:
The former Minister of Education, Dr Mrs Oby Ezekwesili was sighted this morning in Ebute Metta, Thomas Street picking trash, bagging them and disposing in the bins.

This is a very commendable initiative as health they say, is wealth.

Let's join in keeping our environment clean.

Pictures below.

izombie:
op this is my own question. If i come to your land and then you sold that very land to me, not rent but sold the land to me. Does it not make the land automatically mine? If you then come to the land that you sold to me to remind me that i am not really the owner of the land what do you think my reply to you would be? Yorubas started all this. You sold your empty land to an igbo man, 2 years later there is a 4 storey building or a nice duplex built on the land by the igbo man, then the yoruba man will come and tell the igbo man that this is yoruba land. Do you expect the igbo man to shut up?

sacluxisback:
I thought Dangote said he can't venture into telecom because its npt his area of expertise.

QueenSekxy:
that's not her

sarrki:
PRESIDENT BUHARI AND HIS ISLAMIZATION OF SOUTHERN (ESPECIALLY S.E) NIGERIA

On getting to Benin bypass on our way to Enugu from Lagos yesterday, I noticed that the bad spot there has not been repaired so we followed a diversion that got us to Benin Auchi expressway and back to the bypass. Before we got back to bypass, I saw a big signage beside the road and on it was written Sukuk. I knew I had had that word but I couldn’t remember again what it meant. Anyway, the safety of my lovely babes in the and as well as myself was more important than thinking what Sukuk meant thus I concentrated on my driving and never continued the soliloquy.

Shortly after Nkpor, I saw that contractors were fully on ground “burying” money on the ground to make the roads user friendly. Well, praising PMB by me was no longer news to my wife so no need to sing a new praise. But when we entered our beloved Enugu State, a section of the road, I think from Umumba or even before to 9th Miles had been fully tarred. My joy new no bound as I was driving on the bad side and was “doing Christmas” for my eyes watching the other side of the road. About five or ten minutes after the reconstruction point started, I saw another big signage, it was written Sukuk. And after every few kilometers, you will see Sukuk. That was when I remembered it was the “Islamic Bond” all lovers of development supported but not the ANTI-Christ Christians. I remembered how CAN would have stopped us from benefitting from the proceeds from Sukuk Bond as they ignorantly or deceitfully fought against FG issuing the Bond. PMB, our Leader, our Dad, and our Friend thank you. May Allah abundantly bless you. I am a convinced Christian, a practicing Catholic and I am FULLY in support of this Bond. If this is what islamization is all about, Leader, please continue. You think out of the box. Even when we are broke, your Team thought of this wonderful option and now we are seeing the result. Please don’t mind our intolerant brothers-CAN and others. They are ignorant or mischievous. And the Investors in Sukuk Bond, make God bless una! Ndi Igbo will never forget una, for borrowing FG money to reconstruct our roads.

Chukwuemeka Ojielo

jamesbridget13:
you don't understand. I am also a mother n I know d bond I have when it comes to my 1yr old daughter. Honestly, I come pity her

jamesbridget13:
Chai! because of her daughter, I just felt pity for her.

eneazi:
There was this guy who asked me out during my undergraduate days in the University he would have been any girl's dream man, but not mine. From my first to final year, and even after graduation he kept asking and got the same reply a huge 'NO' but brother was not having it, and saw me as a cold stone ice queen. He became persistent as the years rolled by and got same old reply.

A few years ago he was forward about what he wanted; something serious that would last a life time, and how he would like us to start a family and grow old together, well I told him it was not going to work out that I have never felt what he felt, and did not see myself sharing that emotion in the nearest future he started begging and was on the verge of crying, but I made him understand that even If I were to accept his proposal he would never be a happy man, and love was a strong emotion to beg for or compel, and if not careful someone might take advantage of his emotion and hurt him.

I made it clear to him that he was going to be hurt, heart broken and even hate me (which he did for a short while) but he deserved someone who was willing to share the same emotion with him, someone who was ready to start a family with him not out of pity, but love. As expected he was hurt and heart broken, but as painful as it was he saw my point today we are good friends and he is engaged to a lovely lady that loves him.

My point here is do not beg to be loved, know when your time is up, know when the ship is not sailing in the same direction, pay attention to little details, know the time to reasonably draw the line between effort and moving on, do not force yourself on someone that think less of you, worst kind of feeling is for someone to date you, marry you out of pity trust me you'll be miserable all through your life, if someone treats you like they are doing you a favour married or in a relationship with you then there is a problem somewhere. Love is a natural phenomenon and should not be forced or begged.


Source : eneazi..com

Joephat:


Please, let's pray for Yoruba Race..

imhotep:
Statistics powered by Igbos in Lagos, as we have been saying

totit:
That was when things were rosy but what do we have today.
You've just proved me right.
See another prove, my bloloday

totit:
That was when things were rosy but what do we have today.
You've just proved me right.
See another prove, my bloloday

biacan:
Men are heartless.......... how dare you do these to a lady ? what kind of disrespectful man is that......? That's why I tell my friends make sure you marry a man who truly loves you who worship you......a man who is ready to take a bullet for you.......