₦airaland Forum

obainojazz:
Only for barkabots... Most people don't care

andrew444:
Me too

Prectega:
. It feeds you ,doesn't it?

chrisooblog:
are you not tired of having egg on your face all the time ntooor

benji93:
How the hell are those through passes going through.

AlkaneCrest:
Hmmm... This just took me back memory lane. Spent a week for a crime I knew nothing of. The only meal I ate was when a fellowship/church brought Jollof rice on Sunday. The first day I got in, the 'Elder' called me and was giving me options of paying for better sleeping space. I dey form 'street', because it was in the afternoon and there were few persons in the cell. When it got to about 5/6pm (can't remember exactly) when the cell gates were to be locked, omo see people coming into that one cell. I fought tears in that day. Prison, Nigerian Prison I mean, is not a place you wish for your enemy, especially when you are unfortunate to be in 'jankara'...

Isiluv247:
The woman shouldn't eat dat goat dat the python snake swallowed, it's dangerous, poisonous and harmful. She should just dispose of it.

Originality007:
yes bro, pls can u giv me other sites? will appreciate it..

Originality007:
abeg that site should not down o, cos that is the only source I get latest and good format movies..

actrinity:
pls when u do get the GMAT, forward to me too
anyaegbunamchidiebele@gmail.com
thank u dear

absoul:
1) Nigerians can unite and stand together.
It didn't matter whether you were rich, poor, middle-class, from the North, or South, every Nigerian was angry and worried for the welfare of our brothers over there. There was genuine concern and hurt and Nigerians were filled with the need to react. Of course we still had the odd elements; criminal opportunists and the unbothered but the greater majority were concerned.

2) It is far easier to criticize those in power
This present administration has lots of critics, myself included. And if there's another thing these past couple of days has shown Nigerians, it's that most of the critics are actually good at pointing out the numerous errors of the government, (and at times possible solutions) but when push comes to shove, they'll most likely turn out to be hypocrites, voicing out for their personal or political gain. These set of people are the biggest hypocrites of all.

3)The outside world doesn't care for us.... not really.
Nigerians are always good at jumping on international hashtags, you'll see #prayforthis #istandwiththat almost immediately any tragic event happens in any part of the world. But in the past couple of days no one made mention to the black on black crime going on in South Africa. Apart from aljazeera which had a clip of the attack circulating on Twitter, the other news I saw focused on the reprisal lootings. There was no statement, no post from anyone else condemning the attack, political figure or celebrity.
I don't want to start citing examples but I hope our people are taking notes.

4) When pressed, our Government will come through. We all saw what happened, the presidency was serving us the usual lackadaisical attitude at first. But after pressure from all sides, took the first step by withdrawing from the Summit and recalling the Ambassador to S/A, the question/argument that they could have done better by suspending all diplomatic and economic times with S/A still remains, but we have to still acknowledge the step they took. I don't rate their social media reactions but it doesn't hurt either.

The only problem is that our Government is used to taking us for granted. But I'm pretty sure within themselves they were shocked at the uproar and they're thinking, "what if these people start asking the right questions together?"


5) Lastly, what every Nigerian youth should have at the back of his mind is this; together we have a louder voice. If we can come together then we will achieve greatness as a Nation. Nigeria is a country of staggering potential, and deep human resources. When we are scattered, our voices are nothing but a distant echo. However when we come together they must hear the giant roar, starting with the Government. We need to really start to hold them accountable for their actions and responsibilities. With our resources we should be able to at least boast of the most basic requirements like good roads and stable light. I will like to implore celebrities like Burna Boy, Davido and Wizkid. These artists have shown genuine love for Nigeria in the past and recently and they wield considerable influence over the Nigerian youth. Imagine organizing a Nation wide protest(peaceful of course) stretching for weeks all over Nigerian states, with our artists performing and singing about the situation. The youths will turn up for sure, enormous crowds and placards...both the people who genuinely want change and even those only attracted by the star appearances. Why is it only every four years we have rallies in Nigeria, with brooms and umbrellas? It's time we wield placards instead and demand our rights as citizens.

God Bless Nigeria!

©Absoul

enshi:
Pls i am begging everyone i need a copy of gmat i have an interview tomorrow

Pls help me forward to
Enshigabriel@ymail.com

Dreal1247:
England is the architect of Nigerian problems. They passed the rulership power to proxies who they are still colonizing in order to keep colonizing the country.

Runningaway:
Only God can judge

someone should pls help a brother, before I commit suicide. It's been 28hrs I eat something last now.

Pls help with anything thanks

Cruz889:
if you get from three year old and above Instagram account you want to sell DM my number on WhatsApp

jstbeinhonest:
Real Madrid? PSG? Juventus? You're kidding.

Is Messi not part of our squad? While its harmful, What's so strange about relying on the Greatest player of all time. Is Real not struggling without Cristiano? and did Napoli not massively decline after Maradonna was banned/ left?

Even when we had Xavi, Iniesta, Dani Alves, Puyol and co. after Pep left, Messipedencia existed.

Our team is good enough and only Man city's squad is clearly better than ours IMO. The problem is our coach, simple..

Gifthove:

forever08:
We have Fati, We have Perez and We have Dembele.


What will make a sane board to start chasing an "almost expired neymar"

abduleez1:
Yeah yeah. Love and Thunder, after that title name another one. Stop being a comedian, Aquaman was his first solo outing, that's different for Ironman.

Dead comic universe?? That can be said for Marvel comics, cos u dead long tym ago and ain't matter.

Only your Cinematic Universe is your saving grace. Since You ppl are flops in everything else u just love to Shout to the high heavens in the only thing u good at.

That's nice.

Raalsalghul:
Keep it coming folks, will go see this with gustav25!

Preciousgirl:
I say this to the glory of God
God is capable of doing anything, with him there is no impossibility

I woke up at 12 midnight to pray
I started reading the bible
All of a sudden, I felt very very very pressed to visit the washroom.

I didn't like to go because it was very late, and it would disrupt my prayer. My washroom is outside of my bedroom and hall so would mean I had to open the door and walk out, I didn't want to.

I felt more pressed
So I exercised my faith, even though my faith was very small. I Felt the Lord doesn't deal with little things such as blocking my bowels temporarily

I commanded my bowels to be still. It will sound funny to you, but I am damn serious.

All of a sudden, I didn't feel that loo visiting sensation anymore. I prayed, slept and woke up at 7am, before I finally used the washroom.

Jesus is real.

charlesemeka85:
bros can't you state your point without insulting the lad? every one on earth has once or more gone through rough patches in life.