₦airaland Forum

Tascocent: My girl friend, where ever u are may God punish ur present Boyfriend..............(Amen)

mumu...lmao

sexkillz: [color=#000030]How i wan take know?
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nobodi ask u na

[quote author=Mr.T Anonymous]1.At least Bishop Oyedepo can boast of 4 private jets
2.At least we are the most populous country in Africa and also among the first six poverty stricken country in Nigeria.
3.At least we have the richest man in Africa who uses our money to enrich his so called company.
4.At least,PHCN is one of the best in putting a whole town into a plucking darkness for at least 3months.
5.At least,we don clock 52,many no even clock 40.[/quote]soo he shudnt enrich his company, he shud dash you d money abi?

juman: One nigeria is the root of our problem.

so nigeria shud be two?

[quote author=Donalð Genes]Omoge! See how peeps just dey throwe grammar as if them high or somethng? Na waooooooo[/quote]lwkmd..!! Get a di*k.tionary

maclatunji: May God guide us to the right path in all things.

amen #yawns

Horayce: last time i checked, Nigeria was made up of individuals. Personally i know I havent done anything noteworthy for naija 'cept for gossiping and bashing naija at every turn . fail on me.

lmao

miss 9ja: Sorry guys, I'm new here

welcome sweedy

shymexx: How do you mean I haven't contributed anything to the country?? I've a father that fought to keep the country together... A late grandfather that was one of the people who helped build some of the monumental infrastructures in Lagos in the late 70s...

What have you contributed to Nigeria? - I'll list mine, if you list yours..

lwkmd...abeg list 'em

SimonAndal: Don't worry your little heads, we'll set up a committee to look into it, and then feed you bogus figures, you gullible sheep! Bwahahahaha!

smh...!!

Kobojunkie: Absolutely! The @OP is himself responsible for all the woes experienced in Nigeria by Nigerians both at the hands of the wicked despotic leaders and equally at the hands of the wicked despotic  non-leaders. 


@Op, it is probably now the case that once we get rid of you, Nigeria will become a better place for all it's people.

yeah

Dubstic: Gej is as corupt as obj,atiku and ibb. Gej want 9 oil blocks 4 bayelsa only.how many is he going to giv major producers like rivers and delta?he is a tif and failure

shit

kai! this eh'de de self, me don tire to dey read your post, them no dey make sense at all. . no wonder your name end with junkie, you for add kabu kabu for the begining too !

err, as ei be like say your kolo don dey go awire, mabe time don reach to auction your kolo for e-bay make oyinbo people for take am do experiment!, hmm

dayo1401: if the availability of petroleum product which is heavily and corrupted subsides by Nigerian tax payers is the only achivement made by this administration in one year,
Then i think Nigeria is doomed Big TIME,

I honestly do not believe Jonathan deserves another four years, instead should be impeached for inefficiency and poor budget implementation, this woudl ve been the case in a decent democracy like the UK


but i trust my people, sentiments all the ways,


LONG LIVE NIGERIA

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]kai! this eh'de de self, me don tire to dey read your post, them no dey make sense at all. . no wonder your name end with junkie, you for add kabu kabu for the begining too !

err, as ei be like say your kolo don dey go awire, mabe time don reach to auction your kolo for e-bay make oyinbo people for take am do experiment!, [/quote]

dayo1401: if the availability of petroleum product which is heavily and corrupted subsides by Nigerian tax payers is the only achivement made by this administration in one year,
Then i think Nigeria is doomed Big TIME,

I honestly do not believe Jonathan deserves another four years, instead should be impeached for inefficiency and poor budget implementation, this woudl ve been the case in a decent democracy like the UK


but i trust my people, sentiments all the ways,


LONG LIVE NIGERIA

I've wondered why politicians always love to remain in power...
They seem to be fixated to the allure of power and they have dug themselves so like the old despot, Idi Amin, they want to remain President for life! Have they ever considered that the younger people are looking at them and learning their ways? So what happens when they are no longer physically able to govern? Then we will have a vacuum so dangerously wide that there would be no one capable to fill it. They, the politicians are squandering the young peoples' future through their neglect and dereliction of duty.
So what have they done to include our young in nation building, have they invested in their well being or citizenship? So where would the next up and coming citizens come from, who will be worthy of holding public offices? These are some of the politicians who have decided to hold on to power for the rest of their lives.
In 1979, Bamanga Tukur was the Governor of the defunct Gongola State (now Adamawa & Taraba) and 33 years after, he is still the chairman of the ruling party. Dr. Bello Halliru was commissioner in the Old Sokoto State (now Sokoto, Kebbi & Zamfara) and 33 years after, he remains the minister of Defence (until recently). Major General David Mark (rtd) was the military governor of Niger State in 1984 and 28 years after he is still the Senate President.
Also Governor Murtala Nyako was the governor of Niger State in 1976 and 36 years after he is still the Governor of Adamawa State.
What they have done is to condemn a whole generation in one swoop and that is not right. It would have been valid, if, previous governments had not been riddled with corruption, extortion, looting of the natural resources and all manners of abuse of power.
Really, so the younger generation can't do worse than the old guards, why should they not be given the chance?
We have seen many times whenever a young, enigmatic and idealistic person comes along, they lure him to the dark side and if that does not work then, should the younger person rises amongst the ranks, they are subsequently silenced (we know, they do have ways and means). No wonder the young people are hesitant to participate in the political machinery that does not include them, in fact it actively isolates them to the fringes of mainstream politics.
About time these politicians stopped playing political musical chairs with our nation's younger generation. It is high time the old guard quietly let go and retire gracefully to pasture.

Nigeria celebrates her 52nd anniversary tomorrow, it's supposed to be a thing of joy, but yet people are still suffering and there is still destruction of lives and properties. The bomb blast today at gaskiya in Zaria is no exception. Where do you think Nigeria is heading to?

Smh

And what wud d police do?

Amazing..!!

yawns...!!

Lwkmd!!

2 tight stuffs.....
I wud prefer oil oo

Just forget both and reapply again next year....God wud c u thru

:-XYawns..!! Yawns..!! Yawns..!!

Hmmm

If na muslims, dey wud hv burnt dwn the whole country (brazil) by nw

Sick assholes

The Chief Imam of Abuja, Alhaji Musa Muhammed, on Friday called on Nigerians, especially Muslims, to stop blaming anybody or group for the detention and ongoing deportation of Nigerian female pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.
Muhammed made the call in his sermon at a specila prayer held at the Natiomal Mosque, Abuja, as part of activities marking the nation's 52nd Independence anniversary.
He expressed the hope that notwithstanding the current situation, all affected pilgrims would perform the pilgrimage.
He was aware that efforts were ongoing by relevant authorities to address the issue.
In an interview after the sercice, Vice President Namadi Sambo, who held other top government officials, urged Nigerians to continue to be their brother's keepers for the general progress if the country.
Describing the independent anniversary as highly significant, Sambo said the administration was committed to the rapid transformation of the country.[url]The Chief Imam of Abuja, Alhaji Musa Muhammed, on Friday called on Nigerians, especially Muslims, to stop blaming anybody or group for the detention and ongoing deportation of Nigerian female pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.
Muhammed made the call in his sermon at a specila prayer held at the Natiomal Mosque, Abuja, as part of activities marking the nation's 52nd Independence anniversary.
He expressed the hope that notwithstanding the current situation, all affected pilgrims would perform the pilgrimage.
He was aware that efforts were ongoing by relevant authorities to address the issue.
In an interview after the sercice, Vice President Namadi Sambo, who held other top government officials, urged Nigerians to continue to be their brother's keepers for the general progress if the country.
Describing the independent anniversary as highly significant, Sambo said the administration was committed to the rapid transformation of the country.

Malawi can kiss my ass

Just close ur eyes and say ''Jesus take the wheel'' and d pothole wud disappear