₦airaland Forum

Tahrah:
As boredom take hold me na so i dey take change colour.

Splinz:
Okay. But what is your take on it?

Cholls:

makydebbie:
Lagos is not the lagos I used to know. God help us.

Tahrah:
[color=indigo] I dey fine and you?[/color]

Cholls:
my sister who tell me which one?

KingsoBabaTips:
obviously this Lady lacks Sense in that poo she is talking about , that wont change the minds of IPOB becoming a Nation ... Attention seekers who she epp...

Cholls:
my sister u just dry change your moniker anytime...no b ikorodu u dey live ni

Splinz:
See them. The person who made that first comment up there is a murderer.

Tahrah:
[color=violet]You like it [/color]

Tahrah:
[color=yellow]You see your life?You stooped so low to date a minor and you're disturbing our peace here.Its not like you even have the money.[/color]

greyboy5000:
yes my sis I am having a normal day though
Enjoy the rest of your day

ceejayx:
Na 5 yansh I see o e be like na conjoined pikin full dia

Tahrah:
[color=gold]Five[/color]

greyboy5000:
how your day

greyboy5000:
you ehn

ceejayx:
Me na nyash I count fess

greyboy5000:
so what of the body
Na ojuju get am

greyboy5000:
it is 10 count well

MadCow1:
Pollution in Rivers State is currently at epidemic levels.


Black Soothe in the Air and oil in the waters.

IwillSucced:
10

AnonyNymous:
Just asking though, someone should educate me on the probable dangers of doing this:

Why can't the operators of these illegal refineries be given licenses and then heavily monitored by the government? They still make their money, the government makes its money, and Nigeria wastes less money importing refined products. On the other hand, destroying it like they usually do takes resources- resources spent on the deploying troops to hunt them down and destroy the refineries, and the resources of the refinery owners themselves after the destruction has taken place. It just seems to me that the first option would make more sense. . .

grayht:
dead on arrival...