₦airaland Forum

Deepfreezer:
Tufiakwa, this old men are the common enemy Nigeria have. when some of our youths are slaving over there just to put food on their table and help feed their families back home. Someone is busy buying luxury properties with stolen funds meant to tackle insurgents. They must weep and experience sorrow all the days of their lives.

donigspain:
Same is ongoing at Newcastle Hotels, Anthony Village. Kudos to Lagos State Government.

banjiegirl:
I SELL BALES OF CREAM USED GRADE OF CHILDREN CLOTHES FROM THE UK. SOME OF THESE CLOTHES STILL HAVE LABELS I.E THEY HAVE NOT BEEN WORN AND SOME WORN BUT NO DAMAGE AT ALL. THAT IS WHY IT IS CALLED CREAM. THERE IS A GRADE AS WELL BUT I DEAL WITH CREAM GRADE WHICH IS THE HIGHEST GRADE. A BALE COMES IN 25KG WITH ABOUT 200PIECES IN IT.
CALL ME IF INTERESTED

nasha1:
Go and eat rather dan typing nonsense.When did someone suffering of a broken leg become[b][/b] infectious?

IGBOPRINCE:
Lack of patience from the truck drivers led to the death of innocent people.
We should learn to be patient in this country. Even Lagos, PH and Uyo. Nigerians are always in a hurry.

Islie:
End time pastor.....




Using his prick to disperse the flock he is expected to nurture and groom

MAYOWAAK:
Just at the foot of the Third Mainland Bridge, at the junction of Adeniji Adele Road, is a brick wall that separates the settlement there from the road. The wall, which is in a complete state of dilapidation, is about to collapse.

As it is now, the concerned authority to halt the collapse is pretending not to have noticed the disaster in waiting. Very soon, the wall will give way, and maybe some innocent souls will lose their lives. It is only then that television; radio stations and newspaper houses will rush there to carry the news. Now that whatever/something is holding the wall back from falling, government officials whose responsibility it is to do something to prevent the disaster pretend not to have noticed it.

lilprinze:
The thunder that would fire our leaders and politicians is still doing press up. They would send their own children abroad to go and study and they sit down and watch our own universities spoil.

hinwazaka:
I feel pity for the APC government. Its obvious they are confused and are overwhelmed by the job at hand
This is the reason for all this ghost stories and bogus accusations. The truth is that in Nigeria we don't keep records. There is no way to find out what was taken and by whom. This is why Price waters complained of incomplete data to fully analyse the accounts of NNPC. We should know that the staff of NNPC are very smart and can hide anything. Buhari should stop all this distractions and simply pull resources together to try to run the country. He doesn't have to run it, he can simply pretend till the storm passes over. This is not the way to go