midolian:
I tire oo!

All these noise doesn't interest me sef. I only need answers to the questions below

Ayefele claimed his wife was at the Governor's place begging from 11pm to 4am...

As much as I sympathize with him, I just can't imagine not getting answers to these questions on my curious mind

1. These hours are ungodly: Why were these hours chosen to do the begging?

2. Who kneels for such lengthy hours over what? Not even to reverse a death sentence

3. If Yinka Ayefele's wife doesn't sleep at night, I want to believe, Ajimobi does. Considering the calibre of person he is, even if he doesn't, his wife will ensure he does..

Why would a man with conscience watch another man's wife kneel to beg him for good 5hours in the dead of the night?

4. What was the $1,000 Ajimobi gave her for? What service(s) was/were rendered?

5. Where was Ajimobi's wife when all these were happening?

Something just doesn't add up. Pls let's put religion and politics aside and suggest answers to these questions

Corrinthians:
Like I said on the other thread, that some bunch of losers choose to pick on the president over the CHAIR he sat on shows indeed Nigerians honestly need alot of jobs.

I mean, how in God's gracious name did such become a topical issue? How is it anyone's business where the president decides to sit or what he choses to sit on IN HIS PRIVATE RESIDENCE?

The hate these guys habour against Buhari is really beginning to make them show unmistakable signs of dementia, otherwise, how else could one explain such level of foolishness?

Eponyeeboz:


So, you don't have friends or family members that can help you?
What about members of your church?

You must be a bad person.

sarrki:
You are welcome ma

Our battered image by pdp

Been restore by pmb

Headlesschicken:
What about the herdsmen that kill and disappears without a trace,what about them.... Hmmm

arsenalman:
Which way Nigeria! I hate this with all my heart. Handing them to the police is still the best solution. Nobody or group of people not recognised by law is allowed to take lives no matter the crime. When I see things like this memories of Aluu 4 comes to mind. I was a uniport student then and God knows I cursed everybody that was involved in that babaric act both the killers and spectators.

I'm just tired of this country.

chiagozien:
Igbo hate themselves.

Why yorubas love themselves.





If the story is about igbos,afonjas would have such here like vultures,telling you how igbos hate themselves and how igbos can kill their mother because of money.


Now this afonja don kill his brother because of skull.









Afonja ajoka.

Sirpaul:
lunch

PotatoSalad:

There's papa and PaaPaa. Pronounce it again, this time slowly

PotatoSalad:
Grow with your kids. I love that
I want my kids to call me daddy instead of Papa

1Sharon:


You again?

nikkypearl:

Dear Nairaland Babes,

While many single women truly enjoy living the single life, others are ready to find Mr. Right and begin a new chapter in the story of their lives.

For all of you single women, here are 7 strategies for meeting Mr. Right.

1. Don’t Wait for Him to Come to You

Although it would be nice, it’s highly unlikely that a gorgeous, well-mannered, high-paid and sensitive man is going to knock on your door in the next few seconds and introduce himself to you. If you want to find that man, you’re going to have to get out there and look for him! Don’t expect too much right away, but put yourself in a position to meet people and get to know them.

2. Expect to Fall Short a Few Times

When you’re out there meeting guys and getting to know them, chances are you will meet a few that aren’t right for you. This can often lead to disappointment. All single women should understand that this isn’t failure – its one step closer to Mr. Right. Don’t expect to find your soul mate on the first night – it will most likely take some time. Expect to fall short a few times and don’t be too disappointed when you do.

3. Spend Some Time Thinking about What You Want

When you’re searching for Mr. Right, it’s important to know what you’re looking for. While you’ve probably already spent some time considering Mr. Right’s physical attributes, what would he enjoy? What would his favorite kind of music be? Is he a funny guy?

When you think about the things he would enjoy or appreciate, you may determine where to find him. Perhaps your Mr. Right is a fan of jazz – maybe visiting some cozy jazz clubs would lead you to him. By knowing what you’re looking for, you’ll determine how to find him.

4. Work on Your Confidence

If you are a single women with low self confidence, you’re going to have a difficult time meeting anyone – let alone Mr. Right. Men find women with confidence extremely attractive. Even if you don’t look like a supermodel, be confident with who you are and appear comfortable in your skin. If you accept and love yourself for who you are, so will Mr. Right when you find him!

5. Accentuate What Is Wonderful about You

Most single women — or any women — aren’t 100% happy with their bodies; they may want a smaller butt, plumper lips or longer hair. The truth is that no one is perfect and most men don’t want their women to look like celebrities or supermodels. Every woman is beautiful and you should accentuate what is beautiful and wonderful about you. Men enjoy it when their women look great – but not overdone. Simply play up your best features and stay confident!

6. Don’t Be Afraid to Approach Him

If you’ve had your eye on a hunky guy across the room for a while but he’s not walking over, don’t be afraid to approach him. Read the signs first, of course – he’s looking at you and smiling, there is no woman with him, etc.

When the coast is clear, walk up to him and say hello. Ask him to dance or ask if you can sit down. Introduce yourself, talk a bit, then tell him it was nice to meet him and go back to your chair. The next move will be up to him.

7. Above All – Be Who You Are

You’re staring across the table at a man with the most gorgeous and piercing eyes you’ve ever seen. It’s times like this when it can be easy to compromise who you are in an effort to keep things going forward. While it can be difficult to do, you should always be who you are. Don’t compromise your beliefs, your goals, or yourself at all in an attempt to find Mr. Right. When it truly is Mr. Right, all you will need to be is who you are.

Remember to be patient and realize that he will come along – probably when you least expect it and when you’re in the perfect position to be swept off your feet....

nikkypearl:
na so e dey shine for real..come to my house and see

nikkypearl:
What is she covering with that flower?

Fine woman

EmirAbj:
This is why Islam is the best, let's wait and see if such a gesture will be seen during xmas

acenazt:
This man talks without thinking. Discretion doesn't apply to him. He just opens his mouth and let rubbish Escape like a tap.

godox2:


Tinubu is a, King maker, he always brings the best hands to do the jobs, Fashola, Fawler, Fayemi and Osinbajo. He is not a political prostitute, if he aspire to be the president, there is nothing bad in it. God gives leadership to whom he pleases and no human being can do anything about that. All tnat I am saying is
BUHARI TILL 2023

princetigris:
PDP with their OUTDATED Miyetti Allah Format they use in fooling gullible Nigerians.

olasco2035:
come and join me guyz

Akathriel:

O
Tell me, what brand is your present car? I sure say e no go pass kia rio or elantra or any of those useless japanese bicycles. Dem no born you well make you discard your present car for IVM if na Bmw, Benz or Audi you dey drive.

The only way I can use my money to buy IVM is if the company will dash me €3Million along with the useless car. I'm sorry, but it's called "choice" bro!

bluecircle470:


His company is one of those generating power for USA. The former number 6 world richest. He sponsored Bill Clinton in 1992 presidential election.

RevenGeMission:
Potor of wildlife , no wonder they think everywhere is a zoo