₦airaland Forum

loomer:
Who allow u enter classroom?

justicejay:
Happy Sunday to that man who's salary was wiped

STFUareyouGod:
I love Nigeria my country

lofty900:
I blame buhari

vivianblog2:
The Game is ON

politricks:
Which one, FIFA16 or GOD OR WAR?

rita25:
the trothosphere will mix with the smellosphere and you will hear who mess ophere?

RickRichards:
Gengen! Now all that's left for Ambode to do is to invite Rambo. Gengen! Gengen!!!

KuliMart:
For now, pay on delivery is within Lagos.

Other major cities coming soon........

bobo65:
Move what to front page?

Pidggin:
People are looking for fuel everywhere yet our president and his family are travelling up and down, taking selfies at our expense. It is well.

lekanolas:
Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State may on Thursday approach the Federal High Court in Lokoja to challenge the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct a supplementary election in Kogi State on December 5.

Wada in suit to be filed on his behalf by his lawyers argued that INEC erred by saying that it would go ahead with the supplementary election despite the death of Abubakar Audu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in the November 21 governorship election

Wada contended that what the electoral body is saying with its decision to conduct the supplementary election is that the votes cast for the late Audu were still valid in death.

Audu died on Sunday, a few hours after the commission declared the November 21 governorship poll in the state inconclusive.

The deceased had polled 240,867 votes in the election while Wada scored 199 514 votes, leaving a gap of 41,353 votes between the two leading candidates in the election.

INEC had declared the election inconclusive on the grounds that cancelled votes or registered voters in the 91 polling units, where the exercise did not take place were 49 953, a figure higher than Audu’s lead of 41,353 votes.

Wada is therefore praying the court to declare him winner on the claim that he is the candidate with the highest number of votes alive.

According to sources privy to the court action, Wada is arguing that the difference in votes between him and Philip Salawu, the Labour Party candidate is more than 49 000 and as such there should be no supplementary election.

Wada, it was further gathered, argued that INEC would not have considered a supplementary or a re-run election had it been that it was the candidate that took third or fourth that died.

http://newsday.com.ng/kogi-poll-gov-wada-heads-to-court/

SenJoe:
She's looking like she's promoting a particular brand of bleaching Soap /Cream.

Flashh:
End time, right?

debque:
dis story is a lie jorrr....shey ona no c d aso ebi ni??...they are obviously siblings going for a burial ceremony of a loved 1...

seunmsg:
Saraki: Remi, make we dance now

Remi: na you and who? You this usurper, If I waya you hot slap ehn, even Dino go follow you cry.

MissTechy:
InnJoo 2 is their flagship, the Max 2 and Max 2 plus are just sub devices

ednut1:
clearly the author has never worked in a bank . some are lies, *most bankers transfer their salary to other banks immediately it is paid to other banks * many bankers have other businesses like farms, car sales business etc * some people work in banks to gain experience/escape boredom, the money they are being paid is not up to 5% of what they get from their rich parents * u can get married to ur co worker in a bank like stanbic but must not be in the same unit/dept. stop misleading people

NgeneUkwenu:
The Areas Buhari Has Covered According the Economist Include:

1. Boko Haram, an insurgent Islamist group, has been weakened during Mr Buhari’s half-year at the helm (though bombs this week killed 43 people),

2. Power supplies are somewhat more reliable.

3. A bigger budget has been outlined for 2016, though it is unclear how it will be financed, and recurrent spending will be pared back.

4. More heartening is the president’s crusade against corruption.
Staff have been fired from the state oil company and customs department. Officials are tackling smuggling along leaky borders.

5. To reduce fraud, an opaque network of government bank accounts has been replaced by a centralised system.

5. Several politicians, including the president of the Senate, a former oil minister and an ex-national security adviser, are under investigation.


6 .Meanwhile, biometric registration at banks should expose more money laundered by civil servants and their stooges. High-rollers are on their best behaviour. Lamudi, a property company, reports a slowdown in expensive sales, partly explained by the fact that the rich would rather not be seen splurging.


With Muhammadu Nnamdi Buhari As Our President , Nigeria Is Now On The Wheel To Greatness!

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VickyRotex:
A prophecy doesn't necessarily mean it will come to pass.

Scripture says "Prophecy "can" fail, but Love never fails.

Excelboi:
I stay in kano and Bomb blast just some few minutes ago at farm centre here in Kano. The area is where the largest phone market in Kano is located. Details coming soon. You got it here first, stay tune for updates. Death casualties still unknown as at this period





http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/breaking-news-twin-blast-goes-off-at-kano-gsm-market/

oganamaster:
Hello Peeps,

I have this problem That Needs urgent advice, I Have been having sex with a very Pretty married lady. It all started since 2010 and this has gone unnoticed For a very long while now, I Want to stop But don't know how to Stop. Pls responsible responses only.

Syphax:
MTN is as corrupt as APC, they now send some of those messages in form of flash message. U can subscribe to them if u swipe ur screen in the wrong way.
My Rev Father called me yesterday and said that I hv fallen in faith.
I was like:
"Haba, what did I do this time around? "
" Why are you using the song 'Ukwu' as your caller tune? So you didn't see other Christian music abi? Your NFCS president must hear this. "
Heaven will bear me witness that I didn't purchase any RBT, MTN e no go beta for una!
IDIOTS!

vooyour:
hey guys I'm new to this forum. I'm a South African girl and I love Nigeria and it's people. I also wish to visit in the next few years (very expensive trip). Anyway, from what I've been reading in this forum, I can't help but get the impression that Nigerians hate us. yes I know some of you are upset because of the xenophobic attacks. To be honest, the people who do this are a very small group hooligans. we don't all do that. Anyway I think all kinds of people have their flaws. I'm afraid if I ever visit Naija I'd be scared to say I'm from SA.
I just wanna know if yall really hate us.
PS. I also really like some Nigerian guys but I've seen a forum with some Naija sistas attacking us. Abeg sisters don't be stingy with your guys :p

gen2briz:
If not him, who else...... BRF to sure..... Make I go buy AC because light don sure.