₦airaland Forum

Olarewaju89:
Hellrufai no get money again.

That short evil man don loot everything finish.. God will surely judge him and his family. Useless governor

nwekeugochukwu:
A Nigerian Man identified as @Anagazo on Twitter has lamented on the high cost of a yam he bought, IgbereTV reports.

He stated that he bought the yam at a high cost of 1200 naira after bargaining for the tuber of yam for 45 minutes.

He wrote;



https://twitter.com/Anagazo/status/1393584181117132806?s=20[/quote]Must you chop yam?

Fuckeveryday2:
And somewhere in Nigeria, Our journalists are asking a murderer questions like...


*What's your advice to young men

*Why did you remove the condom

*Were you in love with the girl

*Now that you've killed her, how do you feel



Woe unto those still praying for a better Nigeria, it's more profitable to pray for multiple entry Visa. Siri pls Play me Erigga - before the chaos

#JusticeForHinny

marveangel:
I don't understand the logic behind imposing curfew at night cos of covid is the diseases more active at night , are the chances of contracting it higher at night??

first to comment I think....do I get anything for being FTC cause I notice lots of folks cherish that position so much here....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSQc_XQfppI

fuckingAyaya:
Vanity crew where you guys at?

Kingstel:
See Photo Of Tricycle 'keke Napep' Carrying A Big Water Tank

Everything is possible in Nigeria.

Never give up.

Tinubuadvocate:
Buhari is slow but he successfully overthrew corrupted government, Buhari isn't educated he is leading the most largest economic in Africa.

dasparrow:
And how do you know this? Let me tell you what's going on at the moment. There is a whole movement going on right now with an increasing number of people who descended from enslaved Africans wanting and looking to move back to Africa. They are moving to places like Tanzania, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Senegal and the likes. You have Black people from America, UK, Caribbean, and beyond wanting to repatriate back to Africa. Things are bad in Nigeria I know but some other African countries are not doing too badly.

I pray you get to the white man's land. You will come to realize that the oyibos many of you worship do not want you in their countries and they will make it perfectly clear once you get there. So brace yourself because you will be exchanging one set of problems for a different set of problems.

FalseProphet1:
I see more Revelations about this innocent girl's murder being revealed, I see big names roped into the saga, I see the police trying to sweep the matter under the carpet, I see a very bloody revolution by angry Nigerian youths, I see the culprits being arrested. This I have seen.

etokhana:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/south-east-attack-army-arrest-ikonsos-second-in-command-in-abia/amp/

sarrki:
The refinery will help in creating jobs to Nigeria

UbChapter:
Nigeria seems hopeless and the humanity in Nigerians even more hopeless but there are things that happen around that point otherwise to the above assertions.

While anybody can make mistake in life as there's no one above mistake, this is how my sister mistakenly lost her purse inside a taxi she boarded to the market this morning in Calabar, Cross River state. Of course, anybody would immediately become traumatized losing his/her money in such a manner and definitely, her case wasn't different as she was traumatized and devastated regarding the incident.

The purse had her money (N18,500) and her cell phone inside. Luckily for her and as God would have it, a Nigerian by name Uche (just his first name) picked the purse from the taxi. He said he even showed the purse to the taxi driver and he (the taxi driver) wanted to collect the purse from him claiming he (the taxi driver) knows my sister very well and he's always been the one bringing her to the market when in reality, that's very far from the truth. Uche said it got to a point where he struggled the purse with the taxi driver as he was adamant in handing over the purse to the taxi driver and finally left with the purse.

As a good Nigerian, he opened the purse and started making contacts with people on how to get to my sister to come get her purse back (obviously looks like a dream in today's Nigeria). In no time, my sister ran to me and I called her line which the phone was in the purse. Someone picked which happened to be the said Uche. He directed us to where to meet him and swiftly we went. Brothers and sisters, behold, we met Uche with his colleagues in his place of work. Everything in the purse was still intact and he handed over the purse back to my sister in the presence of his colleagues. In thanking and trying to show appreciation, Uche declined any monetary appreciation and only received the "God bless you" as we were telling him.

This action of Uche has without doubts proven that all hope especially in humanity has not lost in this country. Looking at the present economic hardship in the country, some people would have rushed at this believing it's God that answered their prayer but today's case with Uche, the opposite was the case. My sister and I cannot thank him enough. This is why I want you guys to join in thanking Uche for being a sincere Nigerian and for whose act is rare to come by in today's Nigeria. Please help us thank and appreciate. This is the kind of people we should celebrate in this country.

Please let this go far by sharing it on other social media platforms.
God bless Uche!
God bless all sincere Nigerians!!
God bless Nigeria!!!