₦airaland Forum

adonismuller:
lol, I use to think I am being wicked o

you are only looking after yourself

Adesiji77:
I learned this lesson firsthand and in a hard way

me too

adonismuller:
Sometimes I feel I am a wicked person,I don't lend people money and hate borrowing! because it always end in stories...

Hope I am not wicked?

im like that too

I never lend money to people when i know there is no security to gurantee payment.
A best friend can turn into a stranger when money is involved.

Kai

KingTom:
Nigerians would not gain alot from seeing Buruji Kashamu in jail, yet we want it, Nigerians world not gain a lot from seeing Yakubu the pension thief boss in Jail but we would love it. Nigerians would not gain a lot by seeing Abba moro in jail for the immigration scam but we deserve it. Jacob Zuma, keep off our land!

okay, with all of that said and done, how does it
affect fuel scarcity in Nigeria?
You turn a blind eye to whats important and make the most noise about whats irrelevant. Oya continue

oieda:
Cos David Mark has mansion all the police stations should just repair. So he is the president.

Is this type of Nigerian understanding. Better go and work for your money and stop pointing fingers.

this is the type of thinking that will keep increasing crime rate in Nigeria. If everyone goes out there to make money who will be the police officials to keep order in society?

CaptPlanet:
LMAO! Damm! With all that education, how do u guys then blame other Africans of taking all ur jobs? How does that even work? People go to school only to loot stores, destroy properties and kill other Africans? Wow! That's gotta be a first.

this argument is pointless. Your govenors, politicians and ministers went to school so that they could rob you in broadlight and you will not even say a word. Please just sit your ass down.

Anyways darling, i'm tired of going back and forth with y'all on this. I need to go and get some fuel....LOL!

If this what liberty feels like?

You have yourself an amazing day!

thank you

I heard this joke a couple of years ago. But its still just as funny

LeSudAfricaine:
That's just the thing, We don't support these attacks, and we have said so a trillion times! what we won-t also don't support though, it's lies about our country to makes yourselves feel better!

well said

CaptPlanet:
Lol that's why u guys will keep being puppets.

Mtn and their likes are making money in Naija doesn't mean ppl like u will get a dime from it. Wake up. Try working hard for yours

from the money mtn, shoprite and dstv make in Nigera, they pay taxes which in turn the govt uses to give SA children scholarships to study inside and outside SA. So yes, SAns benefit from it.
Call south africans puppets, SA children go to school and make something of themselves. You are not puppets but you never have constant electricity and water supply. Right now you are the only country that i know of that produces oil but still has fuel scarcity.

KingTom:
Moana really?

KingTom sorry but thats the truth, what will Nigerians gain from being hostile towards Zuma? Should we not be working on making better relations instead of making enemies?

mrmetoo1:
I think the first picture is the old discarded render which is quite unfortunate but the ones below are what they're building. From what I'm hearing the black pearl that's going up right now is already sold out

i watched the video on the website too. People are really putting their money into the future of Eko Atlantic

CaptPlanet:
The problem is not being able to move on. We've been through a lot of stuff in this country, things that are worse that the stupidity of Soth Africans and we're still here. The issue is, how are we sure it's not going to happen again? This isn't the first time they're pushing their head deep into their backsides. I think it's time they experienced the consequences of their actions not some silly pr stunt. That's my point not being able to move on. We're Nigerians, we do that by being citizens of this country.

if you like chase Zuma away, it will save the SA costs of his stay in Nigeria for that period. MTN, DStv and Shoprite will still be making billions out of you though. At the end of the SA will lose nothing from it.

CaptPlanet:
What happened in TB Joshua's church was an accident not a coordinated attack on South Africans.

it still involved people dying, probably more people than all those that died during the April 2015 attacks alone. Point is they moved on, and Nigerians need to do the same. You cannot change the past, so stop trying to live in it. You can only hope on making amends in the future

End time tingz

CHM11:
When they were busy rolling in the sheets and bleeping regularly, they didn't have irreconcilable differences oh. Now they want those innocent kids to go through the trauma of growing up in a broken home.

Lesson for youths out there...better don't get married if you don't have what it takes.

Additionally, y'all should learn to let your marriage last a year or two before you start shitting those kids out. This way you will atleast have an idea if you can continue or not.


I hate broken homes, no child should be made to go through that.


OP tell them to see a lawyer!

there was domestic violence so the home was already broken.

Olamitisoji:
Funny Case

That wife have always wanted their marriage dissolved now she is doing it the wrong way, what will she tell her children when they ask in future why she divorced their mother? Because i know that marriage won't continue after this case.

Op abeg update us on the final Judgement.

it is better for her to stay married so that her children can witness her being beat up

amnestylaw1:
9. Nigeria Has The Longest Bridge in Africa.

The 11.8km (5-mile) long Third Mainland Bridge connects Lagos Island to the mainland. It starts at Oworonshoki on the Lagos mainland, and ends at Adeniji-Adele interchange on Lagos Island. There is also a link mid-way through the bridge that leads to Herbert Macaulay Way, Yaba. The bridge was built by Julius Berger PLC.

the 6th October Bridge in Cairo is 20km long

Setaje:

this is not a Nigerian men problem but an African man problem

staymore:
Since you have concluded he has a questionable character as a president you can never see anything good in him.

Millions of Nigerians hold him to a very high esteem, I AM ONE.

And I love my country, my president and the people of my country deserve fair treatment anywhere around the globe.

i agree with the part in bold, but my dear charity has to begin at home.

staymore:
Are you Zuma's advocate?

did you listen to his speech when he adressed the xenophobia issue?

staymore:
Before you ask irrelevant questions, I think you should understand that once the number one man of a country is treated unfairly, it will create more concern by the citizens of his country.
As a united country let us try to reason beyond party, ethnic and religious lines.

what i said about Jonathan had nothing to do with his party but his character as a president.

staymore:
He never apologized to Nigeria.

did i just not say he apologised collectively?

@staymore so did Buhari take an oathe to avenge against Britain? Or he simply did what he went there for and left?

They better keep it well lit otherwise it will become armed robbers favourite spot o

staymore:
Africans like giving deeper meaning to irrelevant things? Where are you from? Asia?
Anyways, it will be beneficial to you to know that honour must be given to whom honour is due and ignoring somebody is a sign of neglect.

Which honourable things have Jonathan done for Nigeria and Africa as a whole? Unless you are telling Boko Horam attacks did not worsen under his leadership, ministers and governors did not exploit resources meant for Nigerians as a whole under his leadership and the he is currently doing something positive about the current fuel scarcity situation? Which honourable thing has he done exactly please tell me.

Now,Zuma has apologized to other African countries that suffered the xenophobic attack but has does not considered it necessary to do same to Nigeria.
And you think he should just come to Nigeria and receive a Presidential welcome?

Zuma apologised to everyone collectively why do u feel the need for Nigeria to receive their special apology alone? Buhari has no issues Zuma attending his inaguration hence he got the invite, so why are you making it your headache?

staymore:
Was GEJ given the opportunity to even read out his tribute?
Thousand and one people there came to show respect and to extend their condolences as you said, but few in their capacity was given the opportunity to speak.

Was our President not qualified enough to be amongst those that merited the recognition to speak?

did Jonathan become lesser of a man because he didnt speak at a world icon's funeral? You do realise this was a funeral not an "x-factor" episode?
Why do Africans like to give deeper meaning to irrelevant things? If it was Mr Ibu's funeral would it have mattered if Jonathan was invited to speak there or not?

Sile12:
5. A single drop of seawater, magnified 25 times.

Kai

coputa:
Your comparison is faulty,TB JOSHUA building colapse is a natural disaster,its different from zenophobic attack.

i would not call poor construction of a building a natural disaster, the right term is recklessness

coputa:
Because he went there to show his last respect,he should be treated with disdain.

there were other presidents there that were not given the spotlight, they didnt make a big issue out of it. This was a funeral not a "dancing with the stars" competition. Not everyone could have been given a chance to speak and not everyone's presence could be acknowledged.