₦airaland Forum

imhotep:
over to the sai babarians sarrki and omenkalives
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imhotep:
Announce this to the Benue mass graves, since you suffer from chronic dullardism.

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imhotep:
Let's blame GEJ
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247frolicboss:
Big Brother Naija housemate Tobi’s age has been a controversial topic for a while now. Well, his team has come forward to address it and set the records straight.
https://234star.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/tobi-758x948.jpg
According to their post on Instagram, the former banker who they say comes from a family of very smart and very driven people.got into secondary school at 10, got admission into University of Lagos at 14, graduated at 18, and bagged a spot on the Heritage Bank Graduate Development Program a year later.

See their post:


http://newshelm.ng/bbnaija-he-graduated-at-18-tobis-team-brings-proof-he-is-really-23/

imhotep:
and yet Biafra keeps you up at night LMAO
Igbo amaka
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Thetruthsayer10:
u are a patriot

sarrki:
There way their life

python1:
Criminals surviving on crime will either doubt it or call it a lie because that is the least that can ever cross their criminal minds. Agree with it or not, that is your fvcking business but the truth is that it happens every hour of the day in muslim dominated societies and your agreement or lack of it wouldn't change the norm.

imhotep:
Nzeogwu was from Delta. Yet you say Nzeogwu organized and led the "Igbo coup". But there are no Igbos in Delta.
You must be suffering from a special type of madness.
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imhotep:
Its not fair. In fact, from now on every ICC staff must learn how to speak Yoruba.
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Throwback:
An illiterate that cannot read and comprehend ordinary google.

Onyema was vice-president, and Elias was also vice-president after him. However, Taslim Elias became the first African PRESIDENT of the World Court.

Or is it Vice Presidency you are celebrating with this ICC appointment of this Igbo Nigerian?

legitnow:
YORUBA GO AND DATE YOUR YORUBA WOMEN.
STOP EMBRASSING YOURSELF UP AND DOWN.

Throwback:
I like how I shut you up, so you can change the topic to fables that Igbo fathers tell their adult kids, as a means of closure from the horrors of the civil war, so they can sleep well at night.

Continue to catch-up, we Yorubas might just begin to regard you as worthwhile.