₦airaland Forum

Oharina:
Buhari will be crying in his grave by now

ibksiv:
Please I need a Toyota corola at the rate of 300k.

Kosiso12:
Omoyele Sowore

Harrykn:
Yellowba living outside not yoruba

PROUDIGBO:
Any particular reason why they’re all liteskin?

MelesZenawi:
Who are these whites orgies?

seunmsg:
For a state that has the 5th largest economy in Africa and with over 20million people to cater for, N1.16trillion budget is barely enough.

nedekid:
Ha, Tony momoh? You sure say you read the post and comprehend? Or you just reacted as on zombs on auto pilot.

chatinent:
If the train is so good, why is the man on the fourth seat holding his head in regret?

Lawrencebo0060:
MBuhari is the best president Nigeria ever had and will have. 8 years is not enough for him. Let the constitution be amended so that he continues till he dies; and when he is no more, his first son should take over. That's the only way Nigeria would become like London.

Marine54:
Aboki no place for Fulani herdsmen to terrorist in SE/SS.

NwaAro:
I'm in the East now and I haven't felt safer going to my farm alone, my mum and cousins used to complain about their cassava farms been invaded by Fulani herdsmen and their cows for months unchallenged, if you made the mistake of confronting them... then expect to be butchered or raped by those bastards. It was around December 22 I witnessed those ESN vigilantes (some tough looking youths) armed with pump action rifles and few AK47's chasing out the last few Fulani herdsmen left in the community, apparently these idiots even established some sort of hamlet around the forest areas close to major by-ways, farms and streams (where they could spy on soft targets to attack)... ESN boys packed them like sardines all tied up and bundled them into the vans they came with right out of the community as a crowd of cheering villagers both kids and old folks celebrated and sang praise songs of appreciation to the vigilantes...I personally came out with a bundle of cash and sprayed those heroes as they sped off with the captured herdsmen. I'm sure the cows they left behind would be more than enough to make a huge feast for Christmas and New year for the community.

Those ESN guys reminded me so much of Bakassi boys, same style of dressing and vivacity