₦airaland Forum

shortgun:
Don't be fooled by the fictitious tales of riches that scammers spin to deceive the gullible, the luckiest of them are very poor for 363 days and are only rich for 2 days in a year. Thats not a life one will wish for his enemy

sonmvayina:
Energy.... consciousness..

okoroemeka:
you have two painless options either you buy valium ,5 or diazepam and drink like 100 tablets,you will drift off to sleep and die peacefully in your sleep, or you can get tiger generator put 3 ltrs and start it inside your room,so it is left for you to choose the most economical option considering the current price of fuel

sonmvayina:
Spirit beings

Almunjid:
I mean encouraging people to help others doesn't work. Encouraging and preaching are similar in a way, if everyone actually followed these teachings, Nigeria would be in a much better place. The Bible and Qur'an talk a lot about helping others. But let's be real, most people do not practice the values they encourage others to follow. Instead, they use and interpret the religious scriptures to serve their own interests. It's not about just talking the talk (of encouraging people to help others), we need to walk the walk too.

Almunjid:
You're the one that recommended that we encourage people to help others na, u done forget? Lol

dkidd:
What is the real problem guy. U have been on this destructive rollercoaster path for too long

Almunjid:
No be encouragement dey make country better, na government.

dkidd:
All my properties are registered in my husband’s Name , I love and trust him “

“ I’m not one of those women who compare with men , I might be richer than my man but I let him control everything. All my properties are in his name and I’ve never seen any suspicious moves “
Nicki is worth over 160 million dollars while her husband is worth just half a million dollars .

Moral lesson: You with nothing dey say you can’t date a broke man

But as for me Dkidd, I can't be comfortable in this relationship because women...

Anyways over to our Local Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion; Jennyclay x Siofra Come and see something to self-service with

Kobojunkie:
Why bother forming an opinion on that which is inevitable?

sonmvayina:
The world you can't see....

Almunjid:
Every country in the world faces problems, especially with the current economic downturn. But suggesting that countries with issues should just break apart isn't a realistic solution. If all countries with different tribes facing hardship and terrorism were to disintegrate, we'd just end up with more countries and the same problems.

Arguing that Nigeria should split up because it was formed by merging different tribes doesn't make sense either. There are many countries out there with diverse populations that are doing just fine, like the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada etc. A country made up of different tribes can work if each group has a role in the government and there's a clear agreement on how to work together.

Separating into smaller countries isn't the solution to these issues. African countries should be working together and considering ways to unite, like combining regions like West Africa into a single country. We can't solve our problems by dividing ourselves further.

As for Nigeria, Igbo people seeking independence have valid concerns about their lack of representation in governance. They deserve a chance to have Igbo presidents. The Igbo people have faced challenges that contribute to their desire for separation and also played a role in Nigeria's overall problems, but that's a discussion for another time. Instead of focusing on disintegration, let's address the real issues and find solutions. There are other countries with diverse populations and languages facing their challenges head-on without resorting to breaking apart.

Peace!

Almunjid:
Lol, those sound like some great suggestions, but how do you think we can implement them in the current situation in Nigeria? Suggestions alone won't do the trick - we need policies and initiatives. The first suggestion is "sincerity", but how can we ensure that people are sincere? By forcing them to be sincere? And for the second suggestion, how can we encourage people to help others (who are facing challenges) without waiting until they experience the same thing themselves?

Peace!

dkidd:
Done check ur mail

budaatum:
Obaseki.

Learn to read please.

dkidd:
What is the real problem guy. U have been on this destructive rollercoaster path for too long

budaatum:
We, Obaseki, urge all Edo workers to disregard the deputy governor and continue with the looting of government properties by political appointees.

Almunjid:
I understand the frustration, but let's try to focus on finding solutions instead of concluding that hellfire is better than Nigeria. What do you think is the solution to our predicaments? Make e no be say na only our problems you know, you no know the solution.

Almunjid:
I'm sorry, but I find it difficult to comprehend the content in the above write-up. Could you please explain it for me in a way that I can understand?

Almunjid:
Life's challenges can teach us valuable lessons and help us grow. When you face difficulties, you become more empathetic towards others going through similar situations. Your personal experience allows you to connect with them on a deeper level, o
offering support that others might not be able to provide.

Those who haven't faced such challenges may not fully understand what others are going through, and some may even react negatively or even make fun of them. But having gone through it yourself, you'll be different. You'll be more understanding and able to offer genuine help. In this way, your experiences make you a more compassionate and better person, allowing you to positively impact others' lives. After all, that is life without making positive impact?

Almunjid:
We didn't choose the family we're born into, whether rich or poor. It was decided for us before we came into this world. The family we're born in depends on the kind of soul we have. Soft souls are born in rich families, while tough souls are born in poor families or face struggles like being abandoned or living in orphanages etc. These things happen for a reason; they're tests from God and nature to help us grow and become better people.

We should accept our backgrounds and the challenges that come with them. All great people have learned lessons from their past. Life isn't just about being rich; it's about learning and improving ourselves. It's like playing a video game with different difficulty levels. When we pass one level, we move on to the next, and when we finish the game, we feel proud and happy. If we can pass life's tests, we'll feel that same joy and accomplishment. I wish us all the best!

Peace!

Almunjid:
U no wish urself well at all. Of all names in the world na Hell u choose? Why?

Almunjid:
U no wish urself well at all. Of all names in the world na Hell u choose? Why?

Almunjid:
Na only Hellfire I know say worst pass Nigeria now Ooo.

ogbonti:
obolor 😂

ogbonti:
you are right but i can see your mama’s pv ssy gettin rammed through by ma po pass gbols 😂