₦airaland Forum

EdCure:
Beautiful... But I doubt if you know what portrait means.

mistypiper:
You came late and missed the party.

mistypiper:
You came late and missed the party.

redgem:
Fellow Nairalander's please I need urgent help...who know of any human right activist in port harcourt? My dad is being abusive and threatens to kill my mum and I. He is being really violent and I fear he will fulfil his threat soon.... He has severally try to strangle my mum... Please, help its a matter of life and death.

mistypiper:
What is you toking about?

Imanuelle:
Olodo, I'm from the ND myself.

The fact that we chose to go to school and not become hostile shouldn't make us losers.

Oya park well.

jimmy2k:
Biafra on the way who cares about amnesty

Imanuelle:
Please let it end as soon as next month.

How can we have unemployed graduates, earning nothing, and a bunch of ragtags earning a lot and securing contracts.

This is pure evil.

mistypiper:
This man sha like to dance.
- Work hard, play hard

CountDracula:
Do it tomorrow, while they are inaugratin buhari, u jus interupt dem and propose to her wit millions of nigerians watching, who wud forget dat?

Oseigha:
Hello everyone,
I need your suggestions on the best proposal setting to adopt. I recently started dating this lady who was my good friend before I asked her out. we were more like family friends. I had to battle so hard to overcome the inertia I had to tell her about my feelings for her. she accepted to date me after much efforts from me and her elder sister who also happens to be my friend.
But right now, she is insisting I propose to her 'formally', and that I make the setting romantic enough to make it a memorable day for her.
The problem is that I have no clue what setting to adopt. Please I need feasible suggestions on this matter. I need to propose within the weekend. Thank you in advance for your suggestions.

Mekus68:
And if that Spanish court finds Bh guilty who will they arrest?

naptu2:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/spain-judge-opens-terrorism-case-against-boko-haram/

lalasticlala:
http://prnigeria.com/2015/05/nigerian-military-nabs-bomb-makers-in-gombe-calls-for-vigilance-during-inaugurations/

orobs93:
Hediots go and meet wike the killer

moswags:
why

robosky02:
http://www.punchng.com/news/amaechi-jang-others-to-shun-new-govs-inauguration/

robosky02:
Finally the count down is here as Goodluck Jonathan begins to leave office.

just say your good bye and a wish to him


1.The Hausa way
• ‎ban kwana
• sai wata rana


2.The Igbo way:
‎
• Ka ọ dị
• Kà ómésíá.

3.The Yoruba way
• o dabọ,
• o digba

4.The Bayelsa way
• Dain na mu

Cc: Lalaticlala

MaxNaija:
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coldFLARES1:
On it should be inscribed: Goodluck Ebelemi Jonathan (PhD), Accidental President of Nigeria, 2010- May 29 2015; The man who doesn't know; has no clue and doesn't give a damn!

ibnmaja:
Its better you get engaged in activities that will add value to your life not all these needless publicity. Anyway igbo people will always go where their stomach goes

sunny63:
The ex- corper Ezemagu Sunday Nnamdi who was part of those that raise the money for president Goodluck Jonathan nomination form, who said two weeks ago that he will raise a sculptural piece in Otuoke the home town of president Goodluck Jonathan to honour him as a Hero of Democracy and also as one of his expiring political mentors is almost done with the Monument piece. Bellow is the picture of the sculptural piece.

intergral:
Bloody rubbish.......
OP you be enemy of Nigeria...
You did not vote for him now you're try to criticise him even before he gets into office...
Bloody hatter!!...

pharmadoctor:
BUT AT THE END OF HIS FIRST TERM, WE WILL LOOK BACK AND SAY...'BABA CARRY GO ONCE MORE'

Thugnificient:
no matter how big the obstacle.. i know Buhari will make Nigeria better again.. by God's grace.

CountDracula:
U jus seat down and watch, na for ur face everythng go change for good

Ruffychuks:
bros no vex I didn't create d list myself I saw it online. as u already knw Benin is very insecure but made d list same as abuja, it's d pple dat compiled d list dat made a mistake

rexbuton:
ok here is a confused boy...



ok.. here is a smart guy looking for ways to make money with the Biafra agitation


actually very sad because sweden has been a peaceful country with very little racism, but recently pro-democracy groups have been calling for a drastic reduction in the number of immigrants from Africa! This same sweden had been giving out scholarships to indigent african students.. i hope these events are unconnected

I am a nigerian and i support biafra so much, these people have been ridiculed and made scapegoats so it would be interesting to observe how prosperous they will become and the old Nigeria in tears begging for forgiveness from the Igbos. This thread also made me realise that the Igbos knew Abraham and Isaac even before the Missionaries came.. really enlightening

Arsenate:
bro from the bottom of my heart I want y'all to have your country....and I believe most Nigerians share this sentiment. wish you the best in your struggle.

arinze151:
gr8 news. Biafra newspaper is coming with biafra tv this weeked on 30th . I love my nation biafra!

omo90:
http://www.360nobs.com/2015/05/jonathan-is-preparing-a-bed-of-nails-to-sabotage-buharis-administration-sam-nkire/

Ruffychuks:
http://www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/top-10-safest-cities-to-visit-in-nigeria/