₦airaland Forum

milemimi93:
A goat cannot go to a lion's den and look rude.

OboOlora:
Op pls change the topic to:

A fan visits DJ Khalid at home

Next think now he will say he gave DJ Khalid $1M

Jet we nor see, Porsche we nor see

I nor know who lie pass between the boy and Alao Mohammed

Ucheosefoh:
Twitter and lies are 5&6
How can the dicck of a sleeping man be erect and even release sperm.

belamour:
If Dem No Show 4 Field Dem Go Still Win Us

iceboy4752:
UNIBEN can deny admission for person eehn... Na AAU worst pasas. You must pay about 300k to be admitted.

UIA04:
When will God deliver davido from sagging his pants?

Chai

*shrugs shoulders*

kennygee:
Me that enjoys being indoors in my small house, in this house, I will never have to go out into this ugly world, I'll just observe from inside my state of the art house.

Money answereth all things jor.

CastedDude:
A man who was attacked by suspected Fulani herdsmen earlier this year - is said to be recuperating well after sustaining deep cuts on his head. The attack on Mr Augustine Mnyim, by Fulani herdsmen reportedly happened on 3rd January, 2018. After the attack, the victim had bled and laid unconscious in the bush for a whole day without help.

The suspected Fulani herdsmen left him in the pool of his blood after thinking he was dead because of the severe cuts they left on him.

Once the news and photos of Mr Augustine reached Benue state governor, Samuel Ortom, he immediately facilitated a treatment for Mnyim at the Wellington Clinic in Abuja.

Mr Mnyim was discharged on 26th February, 2018 and has been recuperating very well.

The family of Mnyim is grateful to God and Governor Samuel Ortom for saving one of them. They are also expressing there appreciation to Dr Aondowase Joseph Ngbea for his assistance.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/new-look-of-farmer-whose-head-was-butchered-by-fulani-herdsmen-photos.html

iamgeneral:
then all the people they have killed what will happen to them? no report from the other side because they are the government

potent5:
A Yola High Court Presided over by Justice Abdul-Azeez Waziri has sentenced five men to death for culpable homicide and for killing a herdsman.

The convicts, Alex Amos, Alheri Phanuel, Holy Boniface, Jerry Gideon and Jari Sabagi of Demsa Local Government Area of Adamawa State, were found guilty of criminal conspiracy and culpable homicide which contravened Section 96 (1) (a) and Sections 79 and 221 (b) of the Penal Code of Laws of Adamawa State, 1997.

The convicts were said to have on June 1, 2017 at Kadamun village in Demsa local Government Area willfully and intentionally conspired and attacked three herdsmen rearing cattle, killing one of them, Adamu Buba, whose body they threw into a river and also maimed several cows.

Justice Waziri said the case against the accused persons had been proved beyond reasonable doubt by the counsel to the state, Mr. Salihu Mohammed. He ruled: “I hereby sentence the accused persons on counts one and two to death by hanging, while on counts four and five, I sentence the accused to three years in prison to run concurrently. “Any aggrieved party is at liberty to file an appeal to the Court of Appeal, Yola Judicial Division within 90 days from today.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/06/yola-court-passes-death-sentence-5-men-killing-herdsman/

valentineuwakwe:
hmm....am still waiting to read where i will see where herdsmen will be sentence to jail for killings or encroaching on farmlands of farmers

semyman:
Only fraudsters are admired by most christians

sarrki:
Apostles Suleiman is a nincompoo

Thy shall honor thy father and mother

He’s a fraudster

GoodiOG:
That Korean guy wicked..m..he said other African songs he watch where being mae in the jungle