₦airaland Forum

zaynie:
I don come out o!

That your bed make sense die!
Very nice
May it be used for what is what made for....till your heart is content.
Yoruba will say....." e mi a lo o".

cutienik:
mumi mod.ath...welcum ooo..we missed u ooo..i av testimony to share o..he use a sippy cup..wil try to measure it..tnx ma

cutienik:
mamas pls a very quick one..my boy drinks milo like 3tyms in a day...d boy's addiction to it is worrisome o..i dnt notice any reaction lik loose stool or weight loss,sumone told me to reduce it cuz he is a boy ...is it true it can affect him later on in life?pls help me mamas nd papas here
cc DrAda..onegai..babythug..mo.dath..ozycy an mamas here

biollar1:
My people....

Was actually waiting for my mum's interview today before sharing both her interview experience and my POE rundown .
made to the hospital ,

Proudlyngwa:
Don't believe this news,
I saw them playing draught behindviya latis place

AWONEYAN:
Metu Fe tu ni ooo...he wan run

aieromon:
I trust Judge Abang. Send him to the world renowned Akwa Ibom Specialist Hospital if the National Hospital cannot meet his expectations.

TANTUMERGO007:
mo, i want to convert to APC....

and therefore, incapable of bearing the burden of fuel subsidy.

SycophanticGoat:
Na na na! I ain't not useless goat! I'm a very good friend of yours but from the opposition ranks..

tinsel:
Fayose that will run away at the expiration of his tenure which is 8 months before Buhari's tenure expire.

SycophanticGoat:
So you replied me huh?

Thought you'd never do..

Btw, I know you don't know who I am even tho you have conversed with me in my previous life on here...

TonyeBarcanista:
When we tell people that NOBODY is bigger than PDP they called us names. now how market?



POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!!

SycophanticGoat:
The name should have been Sis Mo and not Sis Nkechi...

praxisnetworks:

Toyin talkin from experience..... but what experience? Mr Adeniyi Johnson has apologised several times but like the typical local gal she ran into a lovers (thug's) arms Egbegbe who is in no way as polished as her husband..... Love hurts we must learn to forgive and move on. Toyin should not be the one giving advice to any sane thinking youth! It is an aberration.... Mo I have always told you people including deli.shpot be.be tem.ismith and co stop giving space to clowns .... please fill up these spaces so that our youths will not be misguided by people like Toyin.

Mynd44:
This is simply embarrassing

omenka:
Toh. That is how our politics is. Nothing is a given anywhere.

Infinitikoncept:
By the time e go clear for naija eyes ehn, we'll stone pmb pure water on democracy day to return our votes

Babacele:
they remain criminals and shall b dealt with as criminals using the sledgehammer of the power of the state and there is nothing any pretender sitting on any fence can do about it or else he goes too..the provocation is just too annoying....most definitely it is borne out of the fear that PMB ,after succeeding in signing the budget without submitting to their blackmail ,would hit the ground with different dev projects that would wow Nigerians. Such lofty deeds from just $30/barrel budget would have exposed their wicked anti people regimes with over $100/barrel earnings. So PMB should be 'curtailed'. Well, una eggs don hit stone. Baba hit them hard ,very hard n if anybody who has refused to talk now shouts blue murder ,hit him too. Cowards! y are they hiding?

Phobia1:
The road was neva in gud condition. stop sayin wat u dont knw.

obailala:
So much ado about Dangote getting forex to build a cement factory in Congo. If not from the CBN, where was he going to get the forex from?.... All the foreign companies that set-up plants in Nigeria, e.g. etisalat, mtn, etc, don't they get their forex from their home countries?... So what exactly is the big deal about Dangote getting forex from the CBN to set-up a plant in congo which would return forex to Nigeria?.... Besides, as at the time he got the forex from CBN, we didn't have the large disparity between official and parallel market rates, so what's the biggie?

As for the case of Dangote building this road, I dont think I have any problem with this. I do not pass this road, but I'm sure there are hundreds of thousands who pass through this road on a daily basis who would be exceedingly happy with this development. I can bet you, if we allow the FG to take those taxes and fix that road, the road might remain the way it is for the next 10 years. We need to undeerstand that we have irresponsible leadership in Nigeria and anything to bring ensure infrastructural development, be it toll gates or tax incentives would be beneficial to the masses. On this one, it's not about what is right, it's rather about what is necessary.

2n2k:
@ bolded. Dangote annual TURNOVER is not yet up to a trillion naira talkless profit. Providing water, local roads, or school for the environs where his factories are, is understandable CSR but constructing interstates trunk A national road? Mba.

The depot owners along Apapa axis are not asked to reconstruct Apapa expressroad, why should Dangote?

Popri:
IMO, this is a wrong move by this government
He should be given a bigger responsibility, This is NOTHING in comparism to his taxes, and no one should talk about his recent donation in Maiduguri...This is Nigeria not America

twinskenny:
been on that road before the construction of the factory....that road has been in bad state for so long..I remembered a night when we almost got robbed by arm bandits. The road has been bad ever since

Mr. Buhari is an improvement over his disastrous predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan,

America would know!!

and is fighting Boko Haram, the Islamist extremists who have terrorized the region. But he has not done enough to end corruption and respond to charges that the army has committed war crimes in its fight against the group. Selling him the planes now would be a mistake.

Amnesty International says that during the army’s scorched-earth response to Boko Haram between 2011 and 2015, more than 8,200 civilians were murdered, starved or tortured to death.

American officials even hesitated to share intelligence with the military, fearing it had been infiltrated by Boko Haram. That wariness has eased and American officials say they are now working with some Nigerian counterparts.

Mr. Buhari will need more than weapons. He has to get serious about improving governance and providing jobs, roads and services in every region of Nigeria.