₦airaland Forum

Simran94:
I don't recognize your face, where did we meet?

Dm?

Ginaz:
Even the Farrah Abraham the goat of a blogger is talking about is a total different person .

do i know you

Simran94:
how you take know my middle name?

. Cos i know you

modestbrowser:
Igbo race only accept rich people for marriage.

Poor men like you have no business with Igbo ladies.

Settle with you Hausa, Fulani and peperrish South West Muslims

no wonder most of em are unmarried... Old weather beaten sinister women

Where is the pretty here.... Mtcheeeew

ExAngel007:
which one again is pure language ?

you should know. You are an ex angel

mank1234:
Optical illusion.
Wind.
Etc
All can be explained. Nothing extraordinary here.

why not visit. More reasonable we dont prosper scientifically

Birdeyeview:
what congregation?

Hmmmn JW people

Officialgarri:
I thought they said Buhari is a disaster, so where's all these good news coming from. ?


We wailers can't stop crying after hearing good news.

Another will still join you with "audio economy" even if the source is Bloomberg.

so how has it affected an average Nigerian man

Slimsly100:
E kelee la'm gi o nwanna

Ekele diri gi Mma

Slimsly100:
Mmiri ozu

Ada Owerri

Simran94:
Why does this sound like the title of a Yoruba movie?

Christiana?

Alawaxbimbex:
FGGC Akure ,my Alma Mata... during my time,we call it Almighty checking (whereby teachers will come to our hostel unannounced and drive us out of the hostel then the checking will begin) contrabands like phones,headset, can foods will be seized and till today we don't know where it is kept,I'm sure the teachers share them between themselves and also give them to their children...they just started this smashing of phones.....in my dormitory then,out of 30 people,13 had phones and we were always ready for the almighty checking....too smart to be caught then..... gone are the days sha

oh fegiccola our school we all hail thee for honesty loyalty and discipline our motto here remain...........we must achieve success success all the way.............................. i am a guy ooo

YoungPerson:
It is because of people like you I refused to join the military. See how you're judging the case from two paragraphs and a 30 second video that explains next to nothing. I for find you and flog sense into your synapses.


As a parent, I use my hard earned money that I worked tirelessly for to buy a phone for my child so as to track him or her in this evil world we live in. That child defies school rules and takes it to school. The school finds it and asks my child to destroy it in front of the whole school under duress with a camera in front of her. I don't have this information but then I wake up to see the video on Nairaland frontpage, bros, people go die.

All of you quoting me are very mad hypocrites. If you read my comment well, you would see that I'm mad because the girl was videotaped and had it posted on the internet. None of you, I repeat, none of you would allow your child to be exposed on the internet for anything at all except for funny viral videos they post by themselves or by you, the parent. I would sue to school to court and win. Yes, the child broke the rules in school just like all you dumbass hypocrites insulting me did but I'd like to see where it is stated in print that such punishment will be the result of bringing a phone to school. Dumb lot. Na why SARS dey slap slap una all over town because you don't know your rights.Thunder strikes the next person who quotes me spewing bullshit

Mehn, people have really lost it. Abi do your brains have coronavirus or you've been smoking Colorado? Will it kill them to seize the phone for the rest of the term or even the rest of the school year? Truth is the child will be more remorse than this nonsense all of you mad people are supporting. Are you people insane how can you not see the evil here. If all schools, made videos of kids who break rules and post them on the internet, what kind of world would we be living in? Are you people mad?!


I grew up in Lagos, I use the term 'mad' a lot. No vex

rubbish ....rubbish...trash....

there is a law in place before joining. the moment you joined or u gained admission you have indirectly put and accept to be bound by such law and any contravention then you should be ready to face the consequencies. obviously you will make a bad patrent

Simran94:
Why does this sound like the title of a Yoruba movie?

yoruba Nollywood can use anything as title for their movie

oh i tot Ejigbo was a jungle

MrBrownJay1:
corpse water?! translation please....

omi oku

HuntSon:
Na wetin ah dey reason so o Baba

Maybe Africans dey immune to am

how? What happened to Africans overseas already affected

Guestuser:
You’re a bigot.

Seriously I'm not...

wen i see aregbe i see meee....with goatie...with obsolete archaic and a white elephant project

fiercehillz:
Shey DNA test na BVN number or NIN number abi.... ...

You just show your mumsie the test results and she just decode your genetic makeup sharp sharp...

the mother na kyle xy....

ty4real123:
Growing up as a child wasn't a rosy one for me. I wouldn't categorize myself as a child that was born with silver spoon because I went through hell.

On some nights, I would go to bed without eating. On very bad days, I would sustain lots of injuries as a result of the beating I received from people I lived with.

As at the age of knowing what is good and bad, I found myself in a Motherless babies home. Before then, I used to see every child as my siblings. I saw the lack of resemblance, the disunity and several other factors that sent the signal to me that we weren't siblings.

On several occasions, I saw dignitaries come to where I live to donate foodstuffs. They come with items such as bags of rice, provisions like milo, milk, sugar and cornflakes. They also brought items like tissue papers, soaps and other materials.

I lacked motherly care and affection. I attended my primary, secondary and tertiary education while in the motherless babies home.

When it was time for me to get married, a young man called Ken came my way. He looked charming and disciplined. He was educated too. I felt we could build a home together.

He proposed to marry me, I accepted. The whole engagement process played out very fast. A date was fixed in which I shall visit his parents.

On getting to his parents house, I met his parents, they welcomed me in such a nice way. Something was not right as we had a conversation. I noticed the mother of my fiance staring at me constantly. I got worried. I started thinking if I had met her somewhere before that time.

It wasn't long, she called me aside. She told me to show her my back, I did. She also told me to show her my thigh, I also did.

She recommended I go for a DNA test. I took the result to her. On seeing the result, she fell to the ground and started crying, I was surprised.

I thought I had a genetic disorder. Another thought that came to my mind was that those birth marks I had on those parts of my bodies were spell casted on me.

She started pleading for forgiveness. She narrated how she had thrown me away after my birth because she lacked the available resources to take care of me. She said she has a strange feeling immediately she saw me, which was the very reason she demanded I show her my back and thigh. She also said to clear her doubts, she had to recommend the DNA test.

I don't know what to do at the moment.

I feel like not forgiving her because my heart is heavy.

What do you suggest I do? I'm thinking about my marriage.

I love my fiance.

your story get kleg ....more reason i dont watch Nollywood movies

PhenomenalAustin:
Shey, the coronavirus disease dy calculate 2 metres??..

shebi corona virus is a living thing... Wat if iy decided to walk further than 2mtrs nko

chival:
The fact that hotel staff were able to verify that the deceased was alive and in good health after the man left, puts him in the clear somewhat. Barring other extenuating circumstances, he probably won't be implicated. He needs to thank that individual who had the common sense to verify the lady's state of health upon his departure. Saved by the whiskers.

you are very wrong ma... He was the last person to have contact or seen with her. He still have case to answer. A lot of factors from the guy could have caused her death.

America well done ooo

Romanoff:
I'm seeing 1200 in a wall. Is that the fare for the Jetty?

u didnt watch the video...he said flat fee of N600

goldony:
Stop displaying your lack of enlightenment. Right from Ur comment abt the world knowing Igbo has no culture, are U serious? Hope you are not high on paint or codeine.
Go to Sweden, UK, many whites speak/rap Igbo ,even study so many of their customs/ tradition,, even New yam festival is well recognised n admired internationally.

So many yoruba men keep marrying n love to marry Igbo women ,over 98% of the men.

Stop allowing ethnocentrism to becloud Ur reasoning.

. It's obvious you are the one displaying ignorance here... From their egalitarian society to caste system of osu only points to the fact that igbo dont have custom

Ebenezer2021:
How come all the pastors and Prophets who gave out their respective prophecies of the year never saw it (Coronavirus) coming?
Or was there any pastor/prophet that foresaw the out break of the epidemic and how it'll invade the country?

corona virus was last year

hammerU:
A YORUBA MAN LIKE YOURSELF, WAT CONCERNS YOU WITH IGBO PEOPLE CULTURE?

DID DEY FORCE IT ON YOU LIKE ISLAM?

LAST I CHECKED, IGBO CULTURE ARE EXCLUSIVE RESERVE FOR THE IGBO PEOPLE.

History shows that there so called culture crystallised from the 19th century picked from here and there

hammerU:
IN YORUBA CULTURE, YORUBA WOMEN ARE MADE TO PAY FOR THEIR OWN MARRIAGE.

AS IF THE GROOM IS DOING HER A FAVOUR BY MARRYING HER.

IT IS ONLY YORUBA THAT PRACTICE THIS IN THE WHOLE NIGERIA.

YET YORUBA MEN RATHER GO WHERE BRIDE PRICE IS PAID.

yoruba hardly marry igbo people... Just 0.08 percent of yoruba man will marry igbo. Few cultures of igbos are againt public opinion, they are repugnant to natural justice, against good conscience and mostly incompatible with Nigerian law

hammerU:
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YORUBA DONT HAVE CULTURE.

YOUR MARRIAGES ARE DIVORCE PRONE.

U ARE FACED WITH A MASS EXIT OF YORUBA GROOM NOT MARRYING YORUBA WOMEN.

its a known fact...igbos dont have culture or any pre existing precolonial political structure. the whole world knows that. but talking about culture and tradition yorubas are very extremely rich.