₦airaland Forum

celeron40:
Ibos at it again.

anu nkpama!

Very informative. Am impressed that Anambra did not partake in the embezzling of the ECA. We don't need the fg to build Anambra. Jisie like ndi na-achi Anambra!

which news long like this

fatdon2:
This is my Governor very humble and down to earth.

The more u look the less u see.

big bois

sloo1:
I did not receive SMS. someone told me there are over 500 appointment letters in the VC's office. I went to wukari and boldly asked for my appointment letter, they searched through and saw mine.

I just finished documentation. Many people are collecting appointment letter.

You fit help me check my name?

Na true you talk op.

Wetin this country dey turn to? This na pesin im kill no be goat.

Make I laff

Shebi na pesin papa be this man. Hope say na film him dey act wey make am carry this thing for im head? If not, I am not sure that he is far from confusion.

Monkey no dey born goat.

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e no concern me. Wetin I know be say we need PRAYERS in NFF. But op this thing long ooo!

following too.

Make I apply so I fit play for Barclays Premier League next season but na for Africa na im this one go happen. No wahala but all join.

buddy221:
Fictions or no fictions...ooooo! De op is hiting enough traffic on his site.. and some pple are here talking kwashhhhhh! Anybody dat dnt believe de story should come up and write his/her lies...btwen@op, I hope say soji no die.. Cus, if he dies eeeehhhhhh!

Soji was sentenced to death and he was deported.

justwise:
Did he not reference the story?

He added a reference actually but fail to clear the doubt that he was not his personal experience. He first wrote: This is actually a true life story
that i want to share with us all.
An experience never to be
forgotten easily. These
experiences are what many
Nigerians go through in Malaysia
and other Asian countries in the
name of travelling abroad..
please grab a bottle of ..........., pop
corn and seat back, relax as you
enjoy this story.'

onismate:
yes ooo.. forget about the antagonist, analysts and wetin that guy call am again. the story don finally finish. Those wey dey criticise, i say thank you. Those wey believe, i say thank you, those wey no believe, i also say thank you. Those wey they "none of the above" still thank you and all of the above, Thank you. Una too much. Emmmm.. Is like destination cambodia is next! abi noooooo i no go anywere. Make i remain for naija

Op, I put it to you that you are not the owner of this story or experience. It is the experience of Mr Christian Ozor, the owner of the website/blog:www.hovabuzz.com. The point you stopped in telling this story is where he too stopped; perhaps, he is still writing later to update. Where you stopped is his 6th episode. So, we are to expect the 7th episode. But for you, it's the end of the story. Initially, I move with what you have written so far but for you not to conclude well of a story which you alone experienced is a pointer that you are a fraud. If you cannot tell us what happened to Soji and you yourself leaves us with an explanation that you are not the person involved in the story. As such, I will call you a thief. For the conclusion of this heartfelt story,. The story is in episode 6 and yet to be updated.

Na God go helep us for this country.

Iyanga dey im own, una go dey find im trouble. Cc: Oando and Forte

[/color] [color=#990000] disgusting.

See men. Nobody wan carry last. CC: RoyalRoy front page thing

A woman who went on radio to appeal for a
husband in the northern Nigerian city of Kano
has found a suitor, journalist Nasiru Zango has
told the BBC.

Mr Zango, who works at Freedom Radio, said
Zainab Abdulmalik, 22, made the appeal on
Tuesday, asking prospective husbands to come
to the station the next day.

Hundreds of men turned up, lured by her promise to give the one she chose a car and house, Mr
Zango said.

Many Nigerians are poor and unemployed.
Young men flocked to the station's offices and
staff had to call in the police who whisked Ms
Abdulmalik away, Mr Zango said.

But not before she had made her choice. The details of the man have not been released.

Ms Abdulmalik, a successful market trader, told
Nigeria's Daily Trust paper that she resorted to
this unusual method of finding a husband
because "I invested about five million naira
($25,000; £15,800) on my lover but he jilted me,
after all I have done for him".

BBC Hausa's Jimeh Saleh says it is unheard of
for a woman to find a husband in this way in
Nigeria.

The most common method of finding a spouse in the mainly Muslim city of Kano is through
arranged marriages, or marrying a relative,
although this is changing now, he says.
Source:
http://m.bbc.com/news/world-africa-33187099

Taa kip quiet! He don dey regret why he end GEJ tenure because money no dey come as e dey come the time pdp dey office. Jega na you start am so live with it.

handsomeclouds:
eya!!!! I am very silly to the extent that it knows no bound making it stink to the high heavens,
even the devil is crying over it

I know na.

handsomeclouds:
'Business gal' she must have been on a 'business trip' with the Indian foreigner..... I don't believe that her story!

mumu na una three follow go?

The Mumu above me, abeg go to phone section and sell your wares. To the topic, I will see to it.

we neva score?

I knew that our girls will be a goner in this match. However, its high time we give USA a run for their money in this match. And we need innovative intervention from Okon which he scarcely had. God help us to equalise.