₦airaland Forum

Rapture is very near

neutrotoba:
That kind of thing can pain somebody o I can imagine

Mr. Alordiah (or whatever): Will u marry me?

Eva: honey i'll so much like that, but u knw wat? Headies is just 2weeks away. Don't get me wrong o, your "yes" is already on ground o, but can you just do this again on stage so we can officially seal it in front of the whole world?? Plzzzzzzzzz?

Mr. Alordiah (or whatever): ok ok bae, anytin for you... but you must know, this idea of urs may turn out bad o (baddoo)

Eva: taaaannnnnnnxxxxx honey (takes 25 selfies)

hungryboy:
This is how capitalism works,
Never fail to reward your best workers, Or else, the will go to your competitors,

The only thing left now is this pastors adding CEO to their titles

ernesty20:
Olamide is a kid, no doubt

WiseBully:
Is that man responsible for the abysmally high price we have to pay for petrol currently? Is he responsible for the shortage we face? Your dysfunctional economy created these businesses. If these 'illicit' informal sector businesses are snuffed out through policies that give Nigeria a fake western resemblance, be ready to build a 20-foot high fence around your house. It's self employment, no more no less.

WiseBully:
Is that man responsible for the abysmally high price we have to pay for petrol currently? Is he responsible for the shortage we face? Your dysfunctional economy created these businesses. If these 'illicit' informal sector businesses are snuffed out through policies that give Nigeria a fake western resemblance, be ready to build a 20-foot high fence around your house. It's self employment, no more no less.

I see a former Minister who held a sensitive
position struggling for survival. We should pray
for her because her candle light is almost off. It
will take a miracle for her to survive. While she is
battling corruption battle, I see the owner of her
life knocking the door of her soul

The out-spoken former publicity secretary was
recently appointed Minister of Information,

ilyas26:
May God reward Osinbajo for taking care of the little girl, if he hadn't gone there he'll never have known what they are passing through. Unlike the past administration that only went there during election

Surgeons used flesh from her
thigh to reconstruct her eyelids, adding flesh to
the top and bottom lids.
One of Aisha’s upper eyelids had been turned
inside out, and doctors said leaving it unfixed
meant Aisha could lose the eye itself due to
unprotected exposure