₦airaland Forum

Agbgift: E pain me as you miss that spot o. Wetin happen na?

Agbgift: IyawoTM, pls come out o. Don't miss this 2013 page.

Dannyxy: To @iyawo,@som nd ladies that said they can't date fair guyz,do you also have a problem with guy with chocolate skin(not so dark,kinda light skin)?... Example,dem 2face,wizkid,melvin type of skin,because i happen to fall in that category.

toxxxxxxx: Uti and Selly

toxxxxxxx: Bba housemates

toxxxxxxx: Alrready in ghana.

ToyinDipo: Na page 1234 pain me pass. I missed page 1111 because I was too busy, and I forgot completely. But that 1234, na me and my phone that night, the server come they give error, till I landed on 1235 . I was like, wey the server make I knack am for wall , my consolation is that I dey 1000 & 2000 which I believe are landmark pages

carujmonella: LMAO... I'm crying from nostalgia. Say what you wanna say, brag about countless plots of land you bought, if you didn't collect a plot from page 1111, then your plot of land is fake. I still remember that day with laughter in ribs. Best race,journey or rush ever experienced on NL. If NL server didn't crash at that second(because all the posts on page 1111 was under a minute), then NL server will never crash again. Those were the days mehn, other plots of land are counterfeit. Ochon made me laugh with his counter post at those who thought they made it . Iyawo and SA girl made me LOLed with their thank you speech



Dancing azonto on page 1112?. Learner!!

Booked an imaginary space on page 1112. Lol

Lol.. Magic number on page 1112?. Looooolllll.



ROTFLMAO... You made on page 1112

Agbgift: I minus the one shirt, smoker. Na he gentleman character to handle woman na I dey trip for. On a normal day na Blacky be my taste.

njokusboy: Y nah?? Y u go talk lyk dat nah, I fair fa, nawaoh.. U no even say u no lyk us, u say u can't stand us.. Me sef no lyk fair babes... Lyk poles repel

StateOfMind: Kikikikiki...

Sorry bizbloke, I share the same sentiments..shoot me too..

ninnyanny: Agbgift and Ginger....I no join ooo

njokusboy: I no come understand aswear, bimp wey him lips be lyk moboto sesseko own... Lolss, whoopi goldberg nd him get d same lips like all those igbo smokers wey dey back of my area.. Him yellow sha,naija babes lyk yellow bois

njokusboy: Bimp looks hungry nd dat shirt looks familiar..

toxxxxxxx: @Melvin0duah:hottt

ochongonoko: Na wa o. So una been dey wait for page 2000 to arrive inorder to stop posting on here. I wish all the posts on page 2000 can be hidden so that you guys can come back. Mtcheewww.

sexytabhi:
Beverly and Helen paul on Jara

njokusboy: The strike hass been on for 3 months.. There was one that lasted for 6 months.. Read my thoughts..

Just a quick thought... Is the ASUU strike really justified, would government meeting all of ASUUs demand put our universities back on track?? I think not.. Poor learning conditions might be partially responsible for the decay in our universities but I think 80% of the problem is caused by BAD LECTURERS.. Even if our universities are built and stocked to a Harvard standard, our output would still be poor because our graduates would still be as lazy and as unenterprising as our lecturers.. Perhaps ASUU need to return to the drawing board and ask themselves questions if they really mean well for us.. Maybe they need to start employing qualified individuals and not brainless scouts who are brought to the table because of religious and tribal sentiments.. But that wouldn't cure the laziness and dullness of the existing ones.. They might need to start sacking themselves or reporting archaic minded lazy lecturers to the appropriate authorities, except that the authorities themselves are just as lazy and as unenterprising as they.. A pot cannot be calling a kettle black they say.. But this also is a long shot... I would suggest that the academic staff union be disbanded and split into a smaller unit and the various universities privatised but there is the multiplier effect to contend with... On one hand, lecturers would take their jobs more seriously as they won't try being lazy under private management which is profit oriented and has serious competition to handle, on the other hand, the cost of tuition would rise so dangerously that average Nigerians would not be able to send their children to school.. ASUU demands must be met first of all, secondly and more importantly, ASUU need to be reorganised and properly checked... A lot of them need to be ousted so that vibrant and more enterprising fresh graduates can sell their input.. But this is quite unlikely, I see us moving in circles in the next couple of years.. It is neither healthy for the students nor the country as a whole.. It is a dilemma..
NJokusboy