₦airaland Forum

Chanchit:
General o, Private o, all I know is that he gave out arms for fvcks sake.

mudility:
Hey pals, if you have read my previous post https://www.nairaland.com/2738913/love-employee you will remember i was crushing on one of my female worker.

Chanchit:
Na so this mumu Biafran general sell Biafra because of toto. Na thunder go strike him dick inside the grave weh he dey now.

fourfunmi:
Ayemafughe my brother.
You are very welcome....
I'm sure you'll enjoy the company of the wonderful people on this thread.

henryhemon:
Come on dude, I wasn't referring to just you,didn't make the comment cuz of you but it's my observation from basically everyone on here.

henryhemon:
The only thing I see here is solidarity which might be real or take but I ask have you guys met the objective of creating this thread?

Melsan:
You are highly welcome

missbronze:
You are highly welcome to this place. Since you are single, feel free to mingle, twingle and rekindle.

And, I strongly believe you will meet that special person here, whom will compliment you.

Nice meeting you.


Lady siamisa will offer you the coke and groundnut we give to new comers.

MissGoldie, me not an Ajebota joo . Me not a coke drinker. I prefer cola without the coca, and guguru ati epa. For the benefit of those who don't speak Yoruba: guguru=pop corn and epa=groundnut/peanut.

LordAdam:
The odds of Nigeria and Iran going to war is equivalent to the odds of a person being struck by lightning.

In any case, hypothetically, the war will be fought in Nigeria. The war will drag on for months, but Nigeria will come out of the war a severely ravaged country, with Iran the likely victor.

If allies get in on the action, then the economic, military, and humanitarian cost of the war will be epic. Suffice it to say, the entire West Africa region will directly feel the effect of the war. The refugee crisis will make the current Syrian situation seem like rehearsal.

-Lord

missbronze:
Eya. Sorry and take heart. Just be strong.


Today makes it the third month I lost my kid sister. My best friend, my love. She brought so much joy, laughter, happness among us. She died in my arms on the 17th Oct. My mum was sharttered, for the first time, I saw my dad shed tears.

What breaks my heart most, was that she promised me she won't die when on her sick bed, she promised she will fight the stupid two weeks sickness. Several times, she told me " Adanne, stop crying, I will be fine".


But, you know what? she didn't keep the promise. She died. Leaving me heart broken every day of my life.

Everyday, I go thru our chats on wasapp and Fb. I read and read all her txt msgs to me. I go tru her pixs. And, I break down. I can't believe she is dead. It still feels like I am dreaming.


I am sorry I am writing this epistle, I am letting out my pains. I am mourning her the way I can think of. And, I am trying to let go.


Just like everyone said to me, " time heals all wound" I believe you will heal too with time. Just take heart. and accept my condolence.

siamia:
Abule oja ke??
Sabo-yaba.

Ooto ma ni ke! Awon ti Sabongari niyen o . Mo ti gbagbe wipe adugbo kan nje Sabo ni Yaba patapata. Dont mind me o jare pretty lady. I have stayed too long in my Abule . Sibesibe, Abuleoja ni joo ti o ba gbehin wole lati Akoka .

missbronze:
Hey dear. thanks.

udysweet went for weekend in magneto's house. she is not yet back.

*picks race outta thread *

Dosunmuoflagos:
WOW! See communication skill! I so much admire that in a woman(not lady or girl) I so much don't by the idea of being a free roving bird either, at a stage in ones life histroy must change form...#nopoliticalbruhaha... You seem to know what you want and not settling for less...hmmmm...fingers crossed sha

HzRF:
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Lol
Really? foolish indeed
Ain't moved ur father m sure didn't worth much to u.
He must have been lyk a toothpick to u

U use him to pick teeth

Hw can u nw value other people's father?

HzRF:
This one foolish gan oo

tpiar:
you are taking this your ayelala thing too far, you sound like a foreigner.

the most you and your cronies can do is arrange another sept 11, you still never pass God and Jesus remains in control, you'd do well to heed him.

and stop throwing curses around, e never reach that level.

Chosen1984:
if its a blessing ,you are blessed. But if its a curse, it back fires to you and your descendants

tpiar:
Smh.

Ajobi on top nairaland.

You folks throw heavy curses around so carelessly, one wonders what really the stakes are for you.


Jesu ju gbogbo yin lo., fact.

Ajascolove:
Hope they will not turn themselves to sugar mummies if the king refuse to do the needful.

Chosen1984:
Nairalanders just look at the pics below and follow the instructions:

THANK YOU

seunmsg:
So, Jim Nwobodo also got N100million. I knew it was just a matter of time for a name from south east to pop up among the beneficiaries.

It's absolutely impossible for Dasuki to share all these money without anything going to politicians from the east.

Cutehector:
It is his website for christ sake! Biafrans should go and create their forum..

Revolution:
Lol. It is not a religious symbol. But if you prefer, it can be done like this...

Revolution:
If you look at the map of Nigeria you'd notice that the river Niger crosses or meets the river Benue

Revolution:
What do you think of this design for a new Nigerian... it stands for land (green), water (white) and sun (yellow).

LadyExcellency:
List their State of residence where they pay taxes and contribute to the development not where they have probably visited and touched in not more than a year of their lives on earth.

nobilis:
Just mention one thing you wrote up there that isn't common knowledge already.
Just one.