₦airaland Forum

mastertek:
Igbo & Yoruba, I think we have settled our differences during endsar, and we could discovered who the real enemy is.

Why are you all still childish and attack one another, I will really looking for freedom?.

Let us stop this nonsense of attacking each other.

This country need to breakup for betterment of our future, it's the fact, this country has rotten beyond repair.

I am a Yoruba man, but I feel ashamed, each time I see my fellow Yoruba rejoice for killing of ESN or IPOB. This must be all these useless Yorubas that's still want the country to continue, these are people that work with government, politicians or Muslim, these are traitor we have in every trybes in the south.

They are many of them, they want this country to continue as it is.

Thunder fire all the Yoruba people who are still supporting this evil country. Awon omoale jatijati.

It's better the country break, so everyone find his way,

Dissolution is the solution

Emu4u2c:
This is actually a real problem

O. P
Do they give you this slutty look when you look directly into their eyes?

Do you get body rythm with them when they catch you staring?
Like they tend to show you more body but no other person notice the game you are playing with her or she is playing with you.


Do your energy just tilt towards this girl Is possessed.
Your feelings and everything within you gives you this intuition this girl is not normal


And then you say you get this girls a lot.
Well just might be you belong to the Marine kingdom yourself


Or you carry a steady flow of grace and they are not done tapping through


One thing you enjoy about these possessed girls is the vibes of immorality they bring.

In all no much gains but lots of loss spiritually, Mentally and some times physically and financially.


They will drain your Aura and suck you dry like an orange but it will be far into your late 40 will you realise the consequences of those women you exchanged body fluids with years back.

dedons:
When you see a Nigerian girl wearing any of the below, my brother just don't waste your time with her. She is definitely not serious with anything in this life.

This is my opinion though.

Shile981:
who fit help me with 1k please?

kingsoncj:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-04-22/nigerians-shun-naira-for-foreign-currencies-to-protect-wealth

Amotolongbo:
https://punchng.com/pantami-hasnt-changed-contracted-islamic-tv-to-cover-fg-event-ozekhome/?amp&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

backnbeta:
If we want to be true to ourselves, like 80% of the people from that 'side' have been radicalized to a point of no return.

yashau:
https://www.thecable.ng/professors-may-work-in-togo-bakeries-if-nigeria-breaks-up-lai-warns-elites

Philipponzaghi:
https://www.gazettengr.com/makinde-to-build-n1-2-billion-new-governors-lodge/

Akamariner:
Interesting as fvck.

Meanwhile, i have a diredctory of over 190 million nigerian contacts for sell.

Quote with your price.

bluefilm:
Just like people drinking to forget their sorrows abi?

bluefilm:
How will this reduce the current rising of prices of food items in the country?

Nonsense.

saphiere:
A woman has been arrested in Benue State after she allegedly set her boyfriend's house ablaze over a domestic misunderstanding.

The incident happened in the Achusah area of Makurdi, the state capital on Wednesday morning, April 21.

According to Igila Fanem Philip, who disclosed this on Facebook, the couple had a little misunderstanding on Tuesday night.

After he left for work in the early hours of today, she set his house ablaze and then fled with her meagre belongings.

She was, however, apprehended by the local vigilante group with the help of neighbours on Wednesday afternoon.

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2021/4/woman-allegedly-sets-her-boyfriends-house-ablaze-over-misunderstanding-in-benue.html

lalasticlala:
Nigerian footballer, Wilfred Ndidi, has called out DSTV for using his picture for advert without authorization.

Sharing the photos on his Twitter page, Ndidi wrote:



https://twitter.com/Ndidi25/status/1384883199206174725?s=19[/quote]Chai Naija. So this display board requires its own generator? Cost of doing business there must be madt!

naija4life247:
Looters always hide. They steal from the masses and want to use part of it to bribe God. Unfortunate thieves.

elizabeth24:
following the reactions on social media after the photos of Laura Ikeji husband went viral online after he was seen picking from the dustbin in the UK.F
Few weeks ago, a blogger on Instagram claimed that Ogbonna gifted their children toys he allegedly picked up from the dustbin, a claim that Laura denied.

However, hours ago a controversial Instagram blogger identified as @Ifeomafine girl released photos of OgbonnA Kanu picking from dustbin in the UK.

“Ogboo isn’t a lazy man. Ogboo may not have multi million business, may not have fancy business, may not have huge fancy job, but listen, Ogboo do hustle. Now we have a little problem. The problem Ogboo had was a wife who is ashamed and was ashamed to tell the world what Ogboo does to survive.

https://www.elizabethblog.com.ng/2021/04/social-media-users-reacts-as-laura-ikeji-husband-was-seen-picking-from-dustin-in-uk.html

fergie001:
Before Pantami, there Was Abdulkadir Ahmed, a CBN Governor, and Others Who Secretly Registered Nigeria Into Islamic Group


...But also, for Nigeria, her leaders consider governance a distraction while religion and tribalism is what they live for...


Foundation of Investigative Journalism

OceanEye:
Almost everyone in nigeria knows that Erigga is not popular

alekside:
Dollar Bob

MrTAnonymous:
If anything can be agreed on, it' s the fact that Nigeria is blessed with an overflowing amount of talented musical artists. However, despite their gift, not many were able to make it to the top and a few who did were unable to stay consistent.

Due to the overwhelming number of artists, the competition became too high and some were unable to go further. These musicians still make entertaining music which their loyal fans love, but in the mainstream music industry, they' re still not as popular as they are supposed to be.

Erigga

Erigga is an amazing rapper from Delta state, he has been in the music industry for over a decade and has produced several hits along the way. He' s not as famous as some of the heavyweights in the music industry but Erigga is one of the best rappers from the South.


CKay

CKay is a natural vocalist, he has several hit songs but somehow he' s not as popular as he' s supposed to be. CKay made his way into the music industry back in 2019, his songs include; Love Nwantiti and Felony.


Chike

Chike is a wonderful singer, he hails from the South East and his instrument are his vocals. His songs are heartwarming and his 2020 album ' Boo of the Booless' was simply astonishing. He has received praise several times but still, he' s not as popular compared to other prominent artist because he' s relatively new.


Ladipoe

Ladipoe is an eccentric rapper, his rap game is on point. He' s signed under Mavin records, his 2020 song with Simi titled ' Know You' was a smash hit. After his big break with the aforementioned song, not much has been heard from Ladipoe.


Victor AD

Victor AD is a special singer, his songs are very insightful and sends a strong message to his listeners, one which anybody can relate to. His big break was with a song with Erigga titled ' Motivation' in 2018, later that year Victor shocked the nation with his hit single ' Wetin You Gain' , a song which became popular even in Ghana. Since then he has several songs with popular artists like Davido and Patoranking, but currently, he' s still not as famous as he was predicted to be.


Add yours.

romunu:
You haven’t said anything

decatalyst:
Even if the marriage wasn't worth it anymore, this is shameful.




And look at the league of divorcee

PrimadonnaO:
I thought single people weren't allowed to adopt.

PrimadonnaO:
Never knew. So it's really Nigerians in Nigeria they're scared of.

Akfrenzy:
u want Buhari that's not always aware of any happening to Sack Panterorrist lolx u must be joking las las Buhari will express shock and case closed

Bigbeard:
Ever since my adult life, I've had a non conventional way I approach females and relationships.
Even though I'm fairly good looking and most of the time easily get a girls attention. in recent times, I've had an ample opportunity to start a relationship with a few ladies but I no longer feel the need or the urge to make it happen.

I can categorically say I haven't been with or had sex with a woman upwards of a year and even at the last encounter, it was nothing to write home about. We just slept together after convincing her to spend the night with me, ofcourse with money. I could hardly have an erection talk less of sustaining it.

Now, this to me is not an issue because I believe sex starts from the brain and my mindset isn't wired that way anymore. It seems I can't bring myself to do it if I don't feel any deep emotional connection with that person.

That emotional connection is the problem because mostly these days, girls really don't care about that. All they mostly care about is what you're bringing to the table or what you provide financially and materially. Seems to me like love and sex is merely a transaction not different from paying a prostitute for sex.

Can someone help me put this into perspective. Maybe I'm getting it all wrong because this is costing me a lot of relationships I'm very reluctant to pursue even after the first contact and exchanging numbers. I no longer feel the urge to ask them on dates and all that.

Toeyean1507:
I get plenty of it fah.
1. I pee on myself while bathing.
2. Peeing while in rain. This one dey sweet pass the one in the bathroom.
3. I lick my plate with tongue after eating a delicious meal.
4. Sometimes, I forget to wash my hands after a sumptuous meal, especially.
5. I wear my slippers 'banana' style sometimes.
6. Add yours, don't spoil the fun.

PrimadonnaO:
Please, folks in the house, what's the deal, really?

Why are many Nigerians seemingly averse to the option of adopting kids? Even when they've been waiting years to have kids of their own biologically?

Personally, I seem to be overcome with the idea of adoption. I'd love to have just one child biologically, then adopt one or two others.

But why is it a big deal in Nigeria?

I know the process is filled with lots of protocol. But is that such a deterrent?

Is it expensive, financially?

Is it really hard to love a child that's not your flesh and blood?

Becksblog:
https://africa.cgtn.com/2021/04/19/144-nigerian-police-officers-arrive-to-boost-security-in-somalia/