₦airaland Forum

A thousand death to them all.
Low lives who are bent on making life unbearable for Nigerians.

I would have killed to have her old self.

Now everything is disproportionate and out of shape

muyico:
I no understand? Explain beta? His wife nko?

Try to dey read.

OP e b like say I go do like you oo.

Seriously it's tiring. Don't even know what I'm doing here even though I work remotely.

orohbiro:
When we need love and affection we run to SIMPs, when we need satisfaction we run to alpha male when we are approaching 30 we run back to simps and live a happy life there after.

Just imagine...Keep demarketing yourselves.
No wonder Men are Going There Own Way (MGTOW) these days and embracing the Red pill.

Yesterday another killed his wife over a loaf of bread.
What is really going on?

Message sent but no response

mmadu4:
even if she is working most women are stingy in marriage and would rather leave all the bills for the husband . infact men are meant to carry all burden . thanks to women and evolution

You said the very thing in my mind.

Any man that doesn't have this at the back of his mind before going into marriage will have himself to blame.
Women want all the attention and still want the man to be the sole provider of the family's needs even in this harsh economy. Unto say na love garden I dey work abi?

I hope this madness will be the last of it.

Pray this doesn't end up like before where everybody condemns afterwhich everyone goes about their normal activities then boom.. similar thing happens again.

Measures should be put in place to ensure such doesn't repeat itself again cos we don tire oo.

Hmmm...No Comment.

Wetin I know b say we know ourselves.

Nothing like taking drastic action against indiscipline in this country. Infact, we feed it until the cancer becomes deadly and claim lives after which hypocritical authorities a.k.a chief mourners release their usual statement and the cycle continues...

This is one aspect of Sharia I like. Knock hard sense into your head.

Which kain rough play b dis bros?

Some things are best discussed in private.

No disappoint us bros.

It is well.

olasaad:
I think it's Ghana not Nigeria.

Oh, thanks for clarifying that.

That girl death no pure.

The landlord's story no add up. The lady rented the apartment in November and by December her rent is due. Typically, rent in most parts of Nigeria is paid annually and sometimes a two-year advance is required for new tenants.

I suspect her boyfriend as well. Did he even bother to call while she was sick?
And why has he refused to show up.

Either way, I suspect she has been used.
This is a lesson to y'all live-in unmarried couples.

Good evening everyone, please what is the fate of those who recently completed their PGD programme (2021)but awaiting result. I have since gotten an attestation letter pending the release of result as proof. My interview is scheduled for Monday November 1st. Would my attestation letter suffice and won't I be disqualified from the interview?

Any one been in this situation before?

Cc: OluwatuyiO
Wemimo88

Truthissupreme:
Has buhari ever saved anything in his life?

Just hoping maybe he can make things right especially at this critical time of this Nation's history.

Pensioners of the defunct NITEL/MTEL have sent a Save Our Souls (SOS) appeal to President Muhammadu Buhari, seeking for his intervention over 77 months arrears owed them.

In the appeal letter signed by Mr Kunle Ojo on behalf of the pensioners, the group said most of their members have died waiting for their benefits.

He said, “Our President Sir, we NITEL/MTEL pensioners deeply appreciate your humanitarian gesture of reinstating our pensions. Yet, we humbly are at pains to bring to your notice that we are still being owed 77 months in arrears.

“What aches our souls is that most of our counterparts in other privatised government agencies have been settled as you have signed executive orders granting their full settlement,” the group said.

According to them, despite all the promises made, they are still waiting for the payment of the said arrears.

Ojo said, “We are not oblivious of your magnanimity in seeing to the welfare of the disadvantaged and elderly which you sincerely promised in your inaugural speech. Your paternal persuasion to action which has restored our monthly pensions has met us half-way and we are not ungrateful. It, therefore, remains the settlement of our arrears for which we now use this medium to make the request that you use your exalted offices to make this possible by the end of this 2021 fiscal year as promised which we strongly believe is achievable as the executive secretary of PTAD has unequivocally stated that it has been captured in the 2021 budget.”
https://leadership.ng/nitel-mtel-pensioners-beg-pmb-over-77-months-arrears/