₦airaland Forum

JoshTim:
Every day the cup tilts towards Argentina winning dream.

livinbygrace:
I hope police won’t starts raiding the beneficiaries of those laptops as It is now regarded as dangerous arms/weapon and any youths seen with laptop is a criminal according to Nigeria Police.

HarlequinLekex:
It should last as long as the church directors want and church members want. For me church service you should be between 9 a.m and 12 p.m.

Napata77:
GO FUC.K YOUR MOTHE.R. DEMON.

Napata77:
SHUT UP TRAITOR.

WAS IT NOT NIGERIA THAT GAVE OSIMHEN HIS START IN LIFE BY CALLING HIM UP TO THE U17 EAGLES?

WHERE WOULD HE BE WITHOUT NIGERIA TAKING NOTICE OF HIS TALENT AND GROOMING HIM?

NOW HE THINKS HE IS A 'SUPERSTAR' SO DOES NOT NEED NIGERIA, AND THAT IS NIGERIA'S FAULT?

YOU PEOPLE ARE DEMONIC IN THE WAY YOU REASON. WICKED AND SPITEFUL, AND DESERVE NOTHING GOOD IN LIFE.

Napata77:
OH SHUT UP.... A PLAYER MISSED A PENALTY MEANS ''NIGERIA IS CURSED''. YOU PEOPLE ARE SO STUPID AND IGNORANT THE WAY YOU TALK.

IT IS NOT DENNIS' FAULT AGAIN. IT IS ''NIGERIA'S'' FAULT FOR HIM MISSING THE PENALTY.

STUPID MUMU PEOPLE.

CoronaVirusRelo:
Just look at how hungry and unkept they look!

Lots need food

Hezzyluv:
I don't know why, "may love for Tundra knows no bound"

VeryWickedGoat:
Massive cashouts loading for him and Davido this Xmas.

N3TRAL:
If Soludo had supported Peter Obi, Frank Edoho would argue that he is supporting Obi because of Obi's competence. Competence when defined in democratic parlance is largely subjective and the Ex-CBN Boss classifies the Labour Party candidate as incompetent.
Frank Edoho, who falls within the "exposed and educated" spectrum is advocating that Peter Obi deserves Soludo's support because he is Igbo.

That is the reality of the "Saint" Peter Obi project.

Let's face it. The last time an Igbo person led Nigeria, more than half of Nigeria's population were not born. Igbos are humans too. They have feelings. They also want to produce a Nigerian leader even though the bulk of them go about screaming that an Igbo President won't make them richer or poorer .

It is the thought of decades of political subjugation that fuels the fire burning in the heart of most Igbo people to fight for the control of Aso Rock. Predominant in 5 of 37 States, the most crucial concern for political analysts and statisticians is how this populous ethnic group can install a leader they've chosen without the support of others in an ethnically diversed democracy as ours.

Whether they love the "Emi lo kan" remark or not, registered in the heart of every Igbo child and adult is the conviction that it is their turn.