₦airaland Forum

I thought he said he doesn't know about the bill and hasn't seen it.

oh, I thought it caught fire. next

To the top

Tomorrow on my mind.
If you think Buhari won't show at debate click whatever.

full stop

No body should ask me questions

My secondary school classmates

Never knew they were from a prominent family.
Great brilliant and "stubborn" chaps

Go girls.

George the tree snail ( Achatinella apexfulva ) died on January 1, 2019, at the age of 14. He was the last snail of his species, and is emblematic of the loss of native Hawaiian mollusks.
George was born in a captive breeding facility at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa in the early 2000s, and soon after, the rest of his kin died. That’s when he got his name—after
Lonesome George, the Pinta Island tortoise who was also the last of his kind.
For over a decade, researchers searched in vain for another member of the species for George to mate with, to no avail. (Though these snails are hermaphrodites, two adults must mate to produce offspring, and researchers refer to George as a “he.”)
“I’m sad, but really, I’m more angry because this was such a special species, and so few people knew about it,” says Rebecca Rundell, an evolutionary biologist with State University of New York who used to help care for George and his kin.
Throughout his life, George was a public face for the struggles facing Hawaiian land snails. His death highlights both the vast diversity of indigenous snails—and their desperate plight.
“I know it’s just a snail, but it represents a lot more,” says David Sischo, a wildlife biologist with the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources and coordinator of the Snail Extinction Prevention Program.


https://relay.nationalgeographic.com/proxy/distribution/public/amp/animals/2019/01/george-the-lonely-snail-dies-in-hawaii-extinction?__twitter_impression=true

wedding wey never start

ok

ok
what percentage is going to the Godfather's?

na wa o. e don do. next news on it should be when completed

Go to the hospital

Haram .

but wait, why are we not seeing same with Buhari?

naptu2:
You can pay for free access for your potential customers. MTN and Pepsi have done it many times. Instead of paying the toll, commuters are given your promotional material.


Picture 1) MTN paid the toll for commuters during rush hour and everybody that passed the Lekki toll gate at that time got 400 naira airtime for free.
https://www.nairaland.com/4226779/free-toll-free-gift-mtn


Picture 2) Pepsi paid the toll for commuters during rush hour and everybody that passed the Lekki toll gate at that time got a bottle of Pepsi for free.
https://www.360nobs.com/2017/09/pepsi-says-no-shakin-carry-go-free-drinks-free-toll-at-lekki-toll-gate/

Be deceiving yourself to think he paid.

Is APC not the party in power in Lagos?

I know you are an APC person from your previous writeups and comments.

OK. What's their impact in Nigeria?
These are people who need to run public technology offices but this is Nigeria.

is he the Governor to declare free access? and if he paid, whose money did he use?

omo Eko r'onu. lagosians, think.
Eko o ni baje.

The man even looks sad

rumours. Awaiting the true news

another lie.
after EFCC has reacted?

why remove ordega?

this Odega must get deliverance from Ode spirit

poor forward

Just attended to a suspected case today.
May God keep all medical professionals.

Story story.
I'm not for Buhari anyway.

Less we forget, RSA flogged them 7 - 1.
waiting for semi final matches to grade our team.

This Imo has Rocha's brain.

EmekaBlue:
like play like play gone are the days we watch national football free on national tv station. Too bad

National TV is just a campaign platform in Nigeria.
Watery broadcasting.

They are using the wings better today.
still awaiting a good display against a tougher team.

This SA keeper just needs placing,, Don't think her weight can take it.
and RSA scores