₦airaland Forum

oraclefemi:
listen , phuck Nigeria, 2003 during may june exams nlc went on strike and i had to trek from ajegunle ikorodu to akoka to write exams because there was no movement, the exams werent cancelled and buses werent moving so guess what? i trekked from home to school and even though private cars were moving , no one picked us up, we were in school uniforms oo , we even took our shirts off to flag down cars and yet no one stopped to help, i got to school and couldnt even write a thing, i never checked the result to date because i knew i already failed and the exams were for a week or so ask , ask anyone who wrote neco 2003 , NIGERIA is my country because i was born here besides that i owe no responsibility to it because it has never cared for me , i care for myself, i will never pay tax in dis damn country, listen to the news every evening if there is no news about one person stealing millions and billions then the day isnt complete, they dont give a damn about us , so patriot my butty ! occupy nigeria was a waste of time , i didnt even bother myself protesting because i knew somehow money will change hands and the efforts will be wasted, so is this the kind of country worth dying for? hell no !!!!! i will leave this God forsaken crap, get my family to join me and then raise my own family in a better country where security is good and the police responds in 2minutes , until then patriotism can rot in hell, and to those of you writing shyte saying change this and change that , its because youre comfortable, just go to the street and ask for their views !!!

Good Girl:
I've learnt something new today - "European Swag". . .

Mrs, Chima:
LMAO@Nayah

Mr, Cork:
Nayah <<<<<<  role model, 1000% wifey material,  Well groomed, well cultured, [b]European swag, European lookin, sweet lookin, edibly eatable, a true definition of beauty 

9ja-ninja  <<<<<<<  House maid lookalike, ex farmers wife, not presentable, attitude,  too intimidating, too loud,  a typical Nigerian woman (no ofeinsese)[/b]   

Good Girl:
^^^
Am fine my sister. I know Mr. Cork prefers his black sisters to blondes with blue eyes (no offiencee !!)
See, he's also declared you as a true wifey material, so am guessing he'll end up marrying a black woman afterall. Truss mi!

Good Girl:
Mr. Cork is just up to his usual mischief. 
I see Nayah has managed to change the game on him nonetheless.

onila:
in every country a particular tribe and region produce the most beautiful people


In Nigeria the igbos, calabar, akwa ibom and some south south tribes and off course northerners produce stunning beauties that can compete with other gorgeous Africans

just like rwanda its the tutsi that produce more beautiful women

in Uganda its western Uganda

in Ghana its fanti etc

manchy7531:
i[b] hope the Ghanaians are not over excited by this OO's comment cos i will just take it as them been of low self-esteem cos it shows they don't believe in themselves unless they are been praised dubiously by those who want to exploit them because of their newly found oil[/b].

Good for them anyway, but they have to be careful cos so far you are a loyal fool, the west will always praise you even if you are suffering they will tell you, you are enjoying. with all their agents rolling out dubious statistics that don't conform with the realities on ground.

From IMF figures to WORLD BANKS to FORBES to TIMES. Am sure they know what they are doing.also in the nearest future i see ghana becoming one of the most corrupt nations in the world cos we all know how Oil has become a curse on black man and it also fuels corruption with the infiltration of the imperialist multinational companies who will bribe their way to get what they want thereby destroying the Ghanaian political value system.

Don't you think it could be better to encourage them and pray for them they continue in this way, you know someone can read this and think that this is you who have a complex, we Africans have alwyas the need to compare or putting the others down to be on top, I'm not a Ghanaian but I'm proud of them hope many Africans will follow the same way

?now about westernes you're right because the democracy hey want us to follow dones not fit with our societies realtiy


by the way they should always know that Naija is still their big brother and we will always be ready to be by their side when they need us and they must not make oil give them unnecessary ego unless we will crush it.always respect the giant of black race.



even if Nigeria and south Africa remains stagnant for the next 30yrs,Ghana's economy will never surpass that of Nigeria especially cos they don't even have the market.they will reach their elastic limit before then.

secondly Ghana has steady light with 1,600mw being generated for both industrial and domestic needs i agree.but don't forget why Nigeria at present generates 4500-5000mw, Lagos alone need 15000mw for electricity to power it.that means Lagos economy at full capacity utilization is bigger than that of the whole of Ghana and i don't need any miseducation here.Ivory coast still remain west Africa's second largest economy.


http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=155705:ghana-records-third-power-failure-in-3-months&catid=1:news&Itemid=2

Mrs, Chima:
Awww. But she isn't Swedish with blue eyes.

Did you changed your preference again?

Goldieluks:
Nigerian wome are the most beautiful, cause we possess charm and a natural skin colour.

lagerwhenindoubt:
Let me see - My street has not been serve Electricity for the past 1 month. I can confidently say that in that period hundred thousands of Naira had been spent on diesel and petrol for generators. in the end each flat contributed N1,000 to buy a PHCN Transformer from PHCN - You see why we always complain about our weak and incompetent government   is that not been budgeted for? do we not pay our bills, is it not their responsibility to provide transformers?

A Major road is in need of repairs and the residents of the area have suffered immeasurable loss of time, money to car repairs. a few corporate organizations and individuals offered to perform minimal repair-work on the road to alleviate the problems they were faced with =- guess what. the Local Government Council prefers that the funds be paid into their account so they can undertake the repair work professionally   the road has gone worse since late 2010. I have lost one car on this road during the rains and still yet, we await Government intervention, having failed to do it ourselves  

Why should people not blame their government