₦airaland Forum

kay9:
It is very apparent that you don't drive.

Like a wise man said, It is better to keep quiet and let people wonder if you are an id!ot, than to open your mouth and then prove them right.

Good! Now do you feel good you had to insultive! Always consider the variables before you spew out rubbish! If you knew where I was trained to drive and if you have droven through ambushes and in high speed convoys, then you'll have a rethink. Civility beats the need to open your mouth. Thanks

Equalizer:
What will you do in a situation whereby an articulated vehicle in your front starts rolling backwards towards you and you have series of cars following you like you are on Twitter... what will you do?

Now you have a real problem

Tapout:
[size=20pt]over confidence kills!!!![/size]

Lol. I said confidence, over nor follow join o

Penssuwa:
Confi-wetin? Bro, even the brake of a new car can fail.

True brother. But is that what you'll rather be thinking about on such a bridge? That's u welcoming heart attack instead of remaining calm!

You can worry about them or not, the world will always be a mad place

Equalizer:
Do you drive?

Yes I do. What you need is more confidence in your brakes and acceleration

Noloss:
R u sure?

Yes ma'am

olempe:
Are u kidding me? Let's say ur break fails?

It's all about having confidence in your brakes and acceleration. Lol

We all know it's not true...

I fail to see what's scary about it.

Chiaka:
Toothless Lion of Ubima!

Bad belle

O! So now Dokpesi knows his rights. When he was falsely slandering GMB because he had been paid, he didn't know that GMB had his right to Freedom from Oppression! Rubbish!!! Although GMB should forgive and forget as he is now a Democrat...

14:
now we mean business. tired

Kindly return to "Randland" or whatever you guys have over there in SA.! Nairaland is for Nigerians and friends of Nigeria, not some Xenophobic freaks...

SeverusSnape:
Just like that scammer who lied that he trekked from Lagos to Abuja.
Isn't this madness?
I've said my own o... I'll trek from Nigeria to south Africa if Buhari makes a Naira equal to a Dollar.

Just watch out

We won't take you seriously because you lack integrity!

Now, this is a thoughtful President!

I love this employee! S(he) knows her worth and is confident her employers are lucky to have her!

Obiagu1:
I call on my people to, from now henceforth, address SS/SE as Lower Niger.
We are no longer Easterners, because we are not East to anyone!
We are not Nigerians.

We are simply Lower Niger people.

You need to change your brand of beer!

Xbabangida:
Senior military official describing the retreat as "strategic". Frail Liars who will never accept defeat as always.

Fool! How many Officers do you have in your family and village? When you fight from night through morning and run out of ammunition, do you use your body to fight? You withdraw and it is STRATEGIC!

Don't bother apologizing! For the laws you broke, you'll pay! There's a new Sheriff in town(GMB), therefore no more impunity...

God bless you great grandma!

Bro marry her like that since you both love each other. Besides whats the population of ladies out there who haven't aborted or even done worse. Remember the real bad gals are so good at it they don't get pregnant!

RIP Dagrin. I miss u bro. Thank God we now have Olamide who's helping cope with your demise! Rest on brother!
Moderator front page please.

I rep ILORIN!

Your list was making sense until you added Linda Ikeji

Acheme86:
YES, a coup d' etat is a coup d' etat. However, historians, global events commentators and analysts have alluded that it was not your normal kinda coup(where the motive of the primary actors is to lay claim to power). The revolution was meant to put Nigeria on a better pedestal in terms of balance in power, resources and all that. It is widely acknowledged that if and only if the coup had succeeded, Nigeria would be years ahead of where it is today as it was meant to address so many imbalances, marginalizations, dominations, and certain cabal's 'born to rule' mentality.

Note also that, it was perceived by many to be a turning point in our collective lives as a state, were it to have succeeded.

You'd agree, even if it isn't worth celebrating, it is indeed worth remembering(with nostalgia, if you will), that our journey to redemption was made close by a select few; brave, dogged and focused!

Every Officer and man who carries out a Coup d'etat always do so with the best of intents. But just like a politician's manifesto; implementation and not drafting, is the challenge?!

So what's there to celebrate about a coup d' etat? There's nothing right about violence and illegality!

ireneony:
the guy is so cute...
the lady shud go twerk on a puppy then

attention seeking leeech

Stop it. You're a lady like the victim. Does his look justify his actions?

Orijin101:
Emusmith, you fall my hand big time!

If Miss Lasher is not there, then I'm afraid the list is crap!

-Miss nagging
-Miss flashy
-Miss forming

and co. . .

Hehehe. Madgoat! I like this brother, his comments are always hilarious.

rokiatu:
better not to check on them. Like that it's easier to move on with life.

True sha