₦airaland Forum

djoe21:
Not just pre-marital sex but sex in its entirety is overrated.

True. The world has become so obsessed with sex for no reason. It almost seems like sex is the latest wonder of the world.

So much sense in one post.
Pre-marital sex is overrated.

Can't control his statue cravings.

#statuemaniac

Threebear:
The afonjas won't like this, but these legends created the platform for whiskey, stupido and ghettolide.

Nawa o. Nairaland people no go kee person.

For the records, this is hate speech.

Grave mistake.

Op, this is not true.

DeutschJunge:
Mr. Man that dog needs that protein more, you get bingo they call am pitbull

#Harsh.

Compete Igbo man, judging by his appearance.
Welcome, nwanne.

Slay +

Nawa o. Folks ain't smiling these days.

Nice one.
Igbo ga adi.

loopman:
Igbo will never be president of a united Nigeria

You will live to see an Igbo lead a united Nigeria to greatness to the betterment of Nigerians and Africa. Its around the corner.

Cute girl with an empty head.

Biafra Nations Youth League,
BNYL, on Wednesday said the
ongoing referendum in
communities and local
government areas in the South
South is “recording huge success.”

BNYL had on Monday commenced
referendum activities in Akwa
Ibom State, a day which marks
the death of Philip Effiong, Biafra
Chief of General Staff, despite
President Muhammadu Buhari’s warning against agitators.

In a statement sent to DAILY
POST, leader of the group,
Princewill Obuka insisted that the
ongoing referendum was
recording huge success.

Obuka, however, noted that the
activities at various grassroots
level especially within the “Bight
of Biafra” did not start on
Monday.

He said, “We didn’t start
grassroots engagement of recent,
that is why we used the word
‘commencement’.

“A lot of people see us as new
Organization, but we are not, we
have been in existence since 2013,
one could imagine the level we
might have gone underground.

“Our community mobilisation
for referendum has started for
long and peaceful, we officially
flagged off the referendum
programs in Emohua, in Rivers
State, the videos are there on our YouTube channel, we have been
on low key, doing what we know
best unannounced.

“Gone are the days for divide
and rule tactics of the federal
government, if their motives is to
stop us from bringing our people
and communities together they
will fail, because we have gone too far beyond their
imagination”.

Obuka also noted that the group
remains peaceful and in-line with
United Nations, UN, declarations.

He hinted that, “Biafra
independence does not
necessarily require or lies with
referendum from the
government to be free”, adding
that the massive demonstration organized by the indigenous
people of Biafra, IPOB, in the past
is the best referendum.

“All we need now is UN and
foreign countries to lift our flag,
but that, they will do when they
see coalition and the needed
unity in us,” he said.

The group also dismissed the
meeting between Ohanaeze and
UN officials in Enugu which
resolved in favor of a united
Nigeria.

“Ohanaeze is an Igbo group, the
fact they claim to be the political
mouthpiece of the Igbo does not
mean that they represent Biafra.

“That group don’t speak for
me and we don’t consider the
meeting as anything serious.

“If the person who claimed to be
sent by UN Secretary General
made the comments that violates
our rights to exist, I think he
should be sanctioned for going
against the UN charter,” the statement added.

www.dailypost.ng/2017/11/08/biafra-group-gives-update-referendum/

So he finally gave in to the urge to erect another statue.

See them ... Dragging who be boss on top foolishness.

Where 14yrs sef?

Adorable.

Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, stalwart and publisher of Champion newspaper, Dr. Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has debunked the belief that Igbo policial leaders instigated the January 1966 coup that ended the first republic.

Chief Iwunyanwu made the
assertion at the weekend during
the celebration of his 75th
birthday in Abuja.

He said it was wrong for anybody
to insult Igbo by claiming that
political leaders from the region
masterminded the coup, when in
the real sense, the same Igbo
leaders stopped the coup from actualising its main objectives.

“Before I die, I want to correct
the erroneous belief being fed to
Nigerian youths that the January
1966 coup was instigated by Igbo
leaders. It is not true. Yes, the
person who led it was an Igbo from Delta State but he had with
him people from other tribes:
Yoruba, Niger Delta and other
places. It was a purely military
coup. It was not Igbo coup. There
was no time Igbo leaders told the military to carry out the coup.

“If for anything, Nnamdi
Azikiwe was very sad at the
death of Tafawa Balewa, Ahmadu
Bello and others. I want the
younger generation of Nigerians
to know that they are being told lies.”

On why the coup failed, he said:
“I want them also to know why
the coup failed. It failed because
an Igbo man, General Aguiyi
Ironsi took up arms and arrested
the coup plotters and put them in prison.

”Ironsi was the one controlling
the army then. If he had
supported the coup, it could
have succeeded. So,it was Igbo
that stopped the coup. Ironsi was
eventually killed because all of us said we do not want unitary
government. We wanted political
restructuring. We are very
serious about it and many
Nigerians have said it.”

NASS should hasten restructuring
process

The former presidential aspirant
called for restructuring of the
country, saying that it remains
the only way to keep the country
united and strong, calling on the
national Assembly to hasten the process.

“The National Assembly should
hasten the process of restructuring this country. The
three tiers must be independent
of each other. Local councils in
my own opinion is the most important tier. They are the one
with the masses.

“I advise politicians to stop
thinking that councils are for
learners. It is for experienced
politicians. When people retire,
they should be able to aspire for
council positions. When that policy is adopted, it means you
can carry the experience you
have to go and develop your
community.

“Councils should be able to build
roads, hospitals, boreholes and
schools. I don’t see how
somebody can sit here in Abuja
and build all the roads in Nigeria.
It is not possible. We have been working for power to be given to
states and it has not worked. We
support restructuring.”

Zik deserved credit

Further on the civil war,
Iwuanyanwu said although the
war ended with no victor and
vanquish, Federal Government is
yet to give Zik the credit he
deserved.

He urged the Federal Government
to give Zik the honour he
deserved as an icon that
sacrificed so much for the
country.

Ojukwu never supported
secession

On Ojukwu’s role in the war, he
said that contrary to popular
belief, Ojukwu never supported
secession of Biafra.

“When he went to Aburi, he
went to negotiate political
restructuring of Nigeria. He never
talked about secession in Aburi. It
was when Aburi collapsed, I am
talking as a witness, and he came back, that a constituent Assembly
was established in the East. That
Assembly declared Biafra, not
Ojukwu. It is important for me to
tell you this before I die.”

It’s wrong to insult Igbo

He said Igbos have contributed so
much for Nigeria’s unity more
than any other tribe, considering
their manner of cohabiting with
other tribes and quantum of their
investment outside their region.

“Igbos have given so much for
one Nigeria. That is why, if you
go to any state in Nigeria, when
you look at the investment in
those places, after the indigenes,
the next highest group is Igbos.

“I challenge anybody to prove
me wrong. How else, can you say,
people who are from this area do
not believe in the country. What
we want is fairness, people have
to be fair to us, people should not abuse us. We want fairness, that
is all we want and we will support
and work for one Nigeria.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/wrong-blame-igbo-january-1966-coup-iwuanyanwu/

Taking foolishness to a whole new level.

DJ Fayose on the wheels.

Innobee99:
Hi Nairalander
I have read alot of relationship issues on this platform and I know many have gotten their solution from here. Am presently in a great confusion about a life time decision.
I met this lady while I was still serving, i.e 2015. I mean during my NYSC days. I love and cherish her so much and she knows. Immediately after my service, I moved to Abuja to find a greener pasture, after being through hell, I finally got a place with an Estate developer. Money wasn't my problem and I do send my babe money as a nice guy. Her birthday came, I did the necessary things a gentleman will do to please his woman.
Fast forward, I lost my job cuz the company was sealed up by EFCC. I started managing my life with the little I saved. My babe started displaying some nasty attitudes like she no longer call unless I call. She now compares me with how other guys are taking good care of their babes. Though I recently got a job with National Open University of Nigeria, and my pay is not too bad. I used my first salary to rent a self contain apartment so I dnt bother my colleague I was initially staying with which my babe knew that was what I used the money for. I haven't gotten salary for last month and I got a text from her telling me how she is tired of my broke as, dryness, poverty, how I have not added any value to her life and many provocative languages beyond my comprehension. Forgetting how I once took good care of her. This lady will only flash me and if I dnt call back due to the fact that I dnt have airtime, all manner of insults will rain on me that day.
Please, my people, is she someone that can really stand by you when things are rough? I love her so much but I dnt want to ever make a life time mistake. She threatens me of going out with other guys if I dnt get her a phone before December.
Should I quit and move on or what do you guys suggest I do as this point.
cc: Lalasticlala

Is the hand writing on the wall not clear enough? Abi you want make them write am for billboard?

That girl may be seeing you as a walking ATM machine. I don't think there's love coming from her to you. You may love her but the reverse is hardly the case.

You have to steady yourself and pull a Husain Bolt on that parasitic relationship.

Strict regionalism or a loose confederation is what's best for Nigeria. Make all man dey their lane so all this childishness can stop.

We spend so much time bickering and opposing ourselves while the country sinks.

''Tungdom''.

This our generation sef...

See as the dog dey look am sef.

''without any training''. This is genuine talent. Like someone said, with the right training and funding, he will do much better.

God bless his efforts.

pinkbae:
This Latasha lady is too fat shior

Don't you mean voluptuous?

He should resist the urge to erect the ambassador's statue. Imo Pensioners are still being owed.

nNEOo:
am nt sure it would be a good idea reason being these guys rank very high on the TERROR LEAGUE TABLE

Nothing will happen. They know themselves. Co-terrorists won't fight each other.

You have to drop that relationship, for your self-esteem, health (mental, emotional, physical), and for the sake of time. There's no time to waste on worthless relationships.

For starters, I don't think she loved you in the first place. She's just a serial attention seeker. She feeds on it and she doesn't mind where it comes from, single or married guys. She seeks our potential preys and pounces. Its been all about her and her cravings for attention.

Save yourself a lot of heart ache but stopping now. Might not be easy but you have to. Severing all ties might be a first step.

This people's sense of entitlement is out of this world. They really seem to believe they own Nigeria. Living in fools' paradise.

You won't rein in your rampaging brothers that are destroying lives and property but you are quick to oppose moves curtail them by enactments.

They should hasten the enactments so you can do your worst.

chineduemmao:
mma

Otua ka o di.