₦airaland Forum

SarkinYarki:
This man is playing with fire it seems , well when the Americans arrive we will see who has the last threat

I'm not sure that is his real X account. I'm not even sure he has one. Na agenda just dey agend at the moment.

What about Tony Elumelu? Has he been relegated to the background? Man was parading the streets of Lagos the other day looking for Sallah meat.

Anyways jokes apart, we also need strong institutions, not only strong men....or wise men as the case may be.

fergie001:
Complainant-General of the Federation, Bruno, stand and play ball abeg

lol

nifemi25:
Eja panla has been helpful since the resumption of jagaban

Assumption. Resumption na for 2027 when he inevitably rig his way back to power.
Eja panla all the way though!

Nauttyprof:
If he had won, I am sure you won't type this. Nigeria and inferiority complex. I really don't understand how you could elevate someone who claims the English Language is his own language and yet scored 83. Just 4 points more, when he could have done better. Do I need to practice my native language before a challenge if I truly speak that language?

We are still not free from mental slavery. It's sad.

mental slavery una. He made a promise that should he lose, he'd return to Nigeria. He lost!

Luckysbab:
Did you read the foolish tweet from the Briton that provoked the challenge?

I'm very sure even you would have overlooked it and moved on with your life.
But he just wanted to show himself.
Besides, he promised to return to Nigeria should he lose.
He must honour that promise!

And I presume that the Briton did that without even much practice.
I think sometimes we are just too loud and competitive for our own good.

Everything no be chochocho.

Na today? Everytime "keg of gun powder" abeg make them find another thing talk jare. Since that's the only thing they can do - TALK!

diverseconcepts:
more like paying mere 10%.

Omo!

Im just wondering how much they must have realised before they can pay that amount. Jeez!

mekuso89:
First of all swear to yourself that you're not gambling again else deactivating the app won't work

I'm not an addicted gambler.

mekuso89:
First of all swear to yourself that you're not gambling again else deactivating the app won't work

I've had 2000# deposited in my MSport since Monday. Since then, I've withdrawn #500 and sent airtime to my father. I staked with #100 and lost. I still have 1400 left in the account today.
I don't have an addiction problem.
I just need to know I can deactivate that app when I want to.
Besides, I'm on sabbatical from sporty till July.
I'm good.

CaptainGo:
Lol! No.

Every drug has it's own unique "spirit". A person who smoked hemp feels and acts differently from a person on ice, cocaine, or whatever.

Alcohol does not have the same "spirit" as hard drugs.

What I meant was that we are saying the same thing.
In my personal opinion, compared to hard drugs, it's better for them to have an alcohol problem instead.

CaptainGo:
Ironically, criminals up North don't drink alcohol, they take hard drugs.
Same with criminals down South. Their rascality is fuel by drugs not alcohol.

the spirit is one

I think alcohol is exactly what those hopeless almajiri people need in the north.

Not this hard drugs that transform them into terrorists and hardened criminals.
alcoholics (no matter how awkward it sounds) rarely become terrorists and bandits.

Kaido:
Chat them up or send a mail.

Noted. Thanks.

Can the mods move this important topic to the front page, please?

Kaido:
I have been betting for some years now.

One can make money to some extent, if you play singles. If you wan lose money wella, dey accumulate plenty games.

Avoid virtual and zoom games, I don't look at them.

I have deactivated my SportyBet, and MSport till August 2025.

Don't get addicted.

How do you deactivate MSport? I've deactivated my sporty account.

Wordson:
you don win na... Congratulations! Na u con Know oo if u no keep ur champions league spot till the end of season

Thank you o. We go qualify no worry. The morale don dey high.

Wordson:
lol..
Na Chelsea won give Liverpool guard of honor?

We have already given them the so-called guard of honour.
They should just allow us win this match without much stress abeg.

Abeg make Liverpool leave this match for Chelsea biko.
At least we have promised them guard of honour.
Make dem no go change gear for second half, cos if they do, dem go beat us throway despite our one goal advantage.

An avenue for these rogue agencies to cash out. Afi Laspa ati Lastma.
All they have to do is remove those signs and hope motorists commit and slam them with heavy fines.
Being a private car owner in Lagos state is an extreme and exciting sport.

Pootle:
is there still value bread from leventies

I honestly don't think so. It's been long since I last saw that bread on the shelf.
And that name 'value' just brought back some childhood memories.
Chai. Good old days.

Love800:
This is bad!

What is the solution? Where is the best place to put water tanks in homes?

Honestly I don't know. But I would be more careful and observant anytime I go for house inspection and advise everyone to do the same.
Maybe with time Landlords, developers, and agents will figure out what to do when prospective tenants keep rejecting rooms close to where water tanks are located.

Love800:
Has it happened before?

Yes. And it killed people right in their homes.

This isn't the first time something like this has happened in the last three years.

May her soul rest in peace.

And naming it the Nigerian brioche bread is an exaggeration taken too far please.

Mariangeles:
I used to call it the Nigerian brioche bread.

The truth is, when it came out, most people couldn't get enough of it because the taste, which was not like the usual plain tasting bread we're used to, was quite addictive at first.
Well, until people got fed up with it.
You know what they say about too much of everything...now, they come out to condemn it like it has always been bad.

About the store as a whole, most Nigerians are just ungrateful people by nature, who never appreciate when something good happens. They're too blinded by ingratitude to see good.
They must always find something to complain about anything.

Bokku stores came at a time when Lagosians needed them the most. (I don't want to say Nigerians because I'm not sure if they operate in other states like they do in Lagos)

What got people addicted to Bokku bread at first was the price and the size. The taste was just extra.
But when they began to feel the effect in their body, you don't expect them to keep quiet and not express their concerns about the bread.

Now it's either you like it....or you don't.

And I don't!

Again, it was the price and the size that got people attracted to it in the first place. Then te taste thereafter. I just needed to make that part clear.

mastermaestro:
Don't be a strong dead man, be a wise living man. Avoid land disputes at all cost. 'No land, yes life' is better than 'no land, no life'.

It's the emotional connection he had to it, I guess. It's not as easy as it seems to just let go.

Rossychy:
Hmm! For land that you did not bring along and have died without going with it.
People should stop dragging land for God's sake.

Land that he bought with his sweat? Or you think it's all policemen that are corrupt ni?

Land grabbing in Lagos state is something else and it's usually endorsed and supported by the Lagos State Government.

boborneyor:
Pls after this porting, is the number going to remain the same ?

Yup