₦airaland Forum

TPAND:
Tecno has sold and shipped in more units than Samsung all acrosss Africa.

This statistics were hypothetically concocted

How many phones both companies sold? you should know since the statistics were hypothetically concocted I'm waiting for the accurate figures.

When your own didn't win , you call it rigging. mtweeeee u need a chilled pill amebo.

I logged on to read piece of trash you mentioned my moniker on,and it simply summoned how jobless you're.So you believe I can deactivate my moniker because of those vomits Then your brain is too dull .get a life and get a functioning brain no matter how small.mtewwwwwwww

HateU2:
I doubt if you are a lady at all. I'm done replying you

You should be ashamed of yourself for operating multiple fake accounts

alobright17:
Just dey laugh,while the guy dey chop his bed

You're now free with Hateu2..smh for u asslicker grow up.

HateU2:
Miss truth? Why are u so concerned about this? Can't u just understand the simpe word 'social media'. We aare just catching fun and in doing that we offend each other. I smh for you with that mentaality o concerned sis. Now just do this with you opinion

alobright17 is not man enough to be falling hand,thank God no be only me talk so.shm for him

alobright17 just watching u on black and white tv,was surprised seeing the sudden cordial relationship between u,hateu2 and naughtynaughty..Smh for u Alobright17,like someone said u really fall hand.

CindyeMerAld:
my dear u wnt understand until u r in my shoes... i neva said anything abt my frnd...

Friends are made to endure each others mess,you claimed you never mentioned her name but you went as long as putting her hometown name,what if that your friend or someone who also attended the wedding happens to visit this forum and see this thread? Don't you think it will be a stab in the back? worst than whatever treatment you got from the wedding.

At times the organizers of events causes all this mess.

They said you're a man though,even at that I must say you went to far,This is a betrayal of friendship.

How far Is Anambra to Imo State?Nawa ooo the way you were saying far distance,I thought you came from Sambisa Forest to Imo.
You just came here to belittle your fellow Ibo lady and went as long as mentioning the state,which might lead to Imo vs Anambra trying to fight it out here.

I don't think the other tribes will do what u just did no matter how worst they were treated at the wedding,besides what you wrote here never changed anything from what happened at the wedding,next time try to learn how to endure things like this because you're a lady.

Imo people are coming for you be ready.

RaptorX:
England lost on purpose to Iceland in order not to be disgraced by their rival France.

which disgrace pass losing to Iceland ?

Motherhood is divine. It's the highest, holiest service to be assumed by the mankind. Being a mother is harder than anyone can tell you but it is also more rewarding than anything else in thew world. The pain a woman suffers at the time of childbirth is unimaginable, it's her greatest courage and immeasurable strength that has made the existence of mankind possible. All the women out there take a bow. You are awesome. All the men out there be grateful to your mothers and wives..buy them a gift maybe..

The moment you take that precious little thing in your hands is priceless.

"the life you created". Here is a story of this courageous mother who decides to bring her baby into this world naturally. These photographs speak volumes about the courage and love that a woman is capable of and the immense bliss and tranquility that a birth brought to this amazing mother. Her photographer friend has captured the images wonderfully. Kathy Rosario, you are one hell of a photographer. I salute the both of you..

fkpboss:
Government workers shouldn't be assaulted like this

Peeps got no chill anymore,any single opportunity they want to utilize it to do harm.

This morning,There is a hot chase of a FRSC officer by some men. They eventually caught up with him at Jibowu and he was severely brutalized. He’s alleged to have caused an accident while trying to flag a motorist down.

kamel4real2015:
nah it is the op that i want to romance.can we chat .

Abeg fear God,we're in the church Lol

kamel4real2015:
nah it is you leave the family meet me inside.

Abeg romance the news and leave the op

kamel4real2015:
maybe i will be romancing you too see your mouth.

Romance me not on a Sunday morning when all the family members are around.Rather romance the news.

kamel4real2015:
haha romance it

Just put off the light and start romancing the news

DJHANDSOME:
And you posted on romance section....

Yes so you can romance the news.

IN THE early hours of June 16th a pipeline belonging to Nigeria’s state-owned oil company exploded. This was the latest in a string of attacks claimed by the Niger Delta Avengers, a new group taking out pipelines and oil platforms in the southern, oil-pumping part of the country. Since it started wreaking havoc in January production has plummeted to its lowest levels in two decades. Nigeria now churns out about 1.9m barrels of black stuff per day, about a third less than the government budgeted for this year. The militants seem sophisticated—one of their attacks took out a 250,000-b/d Shell export terminal—and they threaten “untold terror” ahead for the oil sector. But who are the Niger Delta Avengers?

The Avengers are not the first militant group to rise up in the Niger Delta. Oil was discovered in its swamps in the late 1950s and remains Nigeria's biggest export today. Yet much of the revenue has been squandered, leaving the Delta polluted and poor. At the last count (in 2010) more than half of its people lived on less than a dollar a day. In the early 2000s, young men rose up in a violent campaign for greater control of the region’s resources. Their Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) crippled crude production and drove international oil companies offshore. But they were bought off with an amnesty in 2009 and the attacks started to peter out.

Today’s militants probably number just a few hundred men. Among their fast-swelling ranks are many fighters from the former days. They are irritated that the cash-strapped government of Muhammadu Buhari, which came into power last year, has slashed the amnesty budget by two-thirds. Mr Buhari, a northerner, wants to phase out the payments entirely. The Avengers say they must continue; they think his anti-corruption campaign targets allies of his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, who hails from the Delta. And they want 60% of oil blocks returned to their people. Less is known about their leadership. Political sponsorship has been suggested but remains unproven. An old kingpin known as “Tompolo” has been fingered as their leader. The new government axed his lucrative pipeline-security contract and he is currently dodging arrest. Tompolo and the Avengers deny any link.

The militants say they do not want to spill blood. But they are heavily armed and in communication with angsty independence campaigners in the south-eastern region which calls itself Biafra. Smaller groups are popping up all over the Delta. Nigeria is already fighting one war, against Boko Haram jihadists in the north-east. It cannot afford another in the south. At its peak, oil accounted for 75% of government revenue—in the first quarter of this year that figure had fallen to just over 50%. As things stand, the attacks might cost Nigeria 40% of this year’s crude earnings. Local banks, which are exposed to indigenous producers, are clocking up bad debts. Power plants, which rely on gas to fuel their turbines, are turning on fewer lights than normal (which is a feat). The best hope will be a negotiated solution. Yet even that would not solve the fundamental problem: unless Nigeria pulls more of the Delta out of poverty, a new group will soon spring up.

Just watching In black and white tv.

US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been questioned by the FBI over her use of emails while she was secretary of state, her campaign says.

A spokesperson said it was a voluntary interview.

The FBI is investigating Mrs Clinton and her aides over whether they mishandled classified information on a private email server she used while serving as secretary of state.

Mrs Clinton denies handling classified information in her private emails. She said she set up the email address for reasons of convenience, because it was easier to do everything from her Blackberry than to have several phones or tablets.

However, a state department inquiry accused her and other former US secretaries of state of poorly managing email security.

The justice department is now seeking to establish whether this constitutes a criminal offence.

A bit of a gift to Trump: Laura Bicker, BBC, Washington:

This has been a drip-drip drip feed for Mrs Clinton's opponents to criticise her.

Republicans could say, "Look, hang on a second, are you trustworthy? Because you've been using what have been retrospectively classified documents on your home email server."

Secretary of state information could be protected on the work server, so they're saying that she put things at risk.

That has given a bit of a gift to Donald Trump who has nicknamed her Crooked Hillary.

This interview was voluntary and we expected it to come. Her staff have all given their own testimony and the investigation is coming to a conclusion now, nearly a year after this first emerged.

But it's all happening just before the Democratic Party convention.

On Friday, the US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said she would accept the findings of the FBI and prosecutors, when deciding whether to charge Mrs Clinton.

The day before, it was revealed that Ms Lynch had met the former president, Mrs Clinton's husband Bill, in what she described as a "social" meeting but which she admitted would "cast a shadow" over the way her role in the case would be perceived.

Mrs Clinton is the presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party and party members are expected to confirm the nomination at a convention at the end of July.

Emmanuel Afenyi Abeiku, 22, and a 32-year-old farmer, Isaac Mensah, have been sentenced to two years each in prison for stealing from a church.

Abeiku and Mensah were charged on two counts of conspiracy to steal and stealing when they appeared before the Winneba Magistrate Court, presided over by Mr. Alexander Owerae.

Abeiku and Mensah pleaded not guilty on both counts but the court found them guilty after the trial.

The church was represented by Pastor Isaac Assafuah-Arthur.

The facts of the case as presented to the court by Inspector Peter Agbelie were that on June 11, 2016, Abeiku and Mensah entered the New Beginning Revival Church, still under construction, in Winneba.

The prosecutor said Abeiku and Mensah took 55 plastic chairs, 3 plastic tables 15 yards of woollen carpet, two office tables, two coffee tables, three curtains, and six boxes of wall tiles, and 11 Wawa boards all valued at GHC2,247.

Some of the stolen items have been retrieved by the police.

The items yet to be retrieved were valued at GH?1,311.

Death mass transit....Rip to the lost souls .

SamMilla1:
Money miss road.

Jesus who died at the age of 33 is your father.

Who is your mother again? Let's see if there any record of her getting married to Jesus.

So if someone's father die at the age of 33 then he will no longer be seen as his father?

naughtynaughty:
like seriously do they pay her bill? And their hate and opinion don't pay her bills either so all of y'all haters shuld fvck off.. So much talk abt a lady dat don't even rembr u guys moniker..

Me hater? ohhh I hear u madam lover .

HateU2:
lol
Thanks thou but online things don't bug me a bit. I don't have problem with anybody and if anybody have a problem with me they can deal with it themselves. I'm very very less concerned sis. It's a social media. It's like you telling some celebrities to make up with peeps that bash them. Really They gat no tym 4 BS. Private question Really? I don't even know up to 5peeps offline here oo. So, I wonder where you conducted the private question.

Thanks my sis

Peace out with them,you ain't a celeb yet,,Private question to some of the guys that always fight u here I mean, and they kept saying you first insulted them or mentioned them in a way they never liked and when they tried to call you to order politely,you will end up insulting them e.g alobright17.

Meanwhile Celebs are bashed mostly when they fail to live up to expectations as role models,if you noticed most of them run to apologize when they offend the society or their fellow celebs,e.g most recently Akpororo the joke vs Kate and many more.

I hope you're still upcoming and don't need all this negativity on your name this early stage on a forum like this,because I believe you have a dream.Sis try and soft pedal on some issues,I'm not telling you to please everyone here,but don't stand to be most hated either.

Simple advice from a concerned Sis.

Cc: lalasticlala, Mynd44 and all the mods,my question is do you people only concern about banning?what about fake misleading news headlines like this?Can't anything be done about it to avoid putting unnecessary tension on concerned peeps?

Massaging a 20yr old man?if she's is having clear and clean mind why not do it before he left?better respect your bros marriage.

obiorathesubtle:
seriously.. Why una no like this girl?? Nobody likes her.. Why??

Serious question on my mind to ask,but on a second thought I believe men don't just hate ladies for nothing.from the private question I asked the response I got where almost the same.

I really don't know what her problem with Alobright17 is that made him gets so bitter at her mention,Hateu2 dear fellow lady try and settle whatever issues you're having with with People like alobright17,BiafraBushBoy and co,as well as redress your ways.

Alobright17 and co,can't you guys at least forgive her for whatever wrong she has done?.

Dear please try and bear a good name it pays better.Advise from a concerned lady.

Ladies should also eat fellow ladies,or it cures men's cancer only?