₦airaland Forum

Ukutsgp:
typical of the catholic.

And proudly one! No one has the right to subject my faith to his/her views neither do l with others, learn to accommodate divergent belief as long it is not a risk to ur wellbeing!

Na today?...I wonder how people go about as if their salvation is dependent on Catholics renouncing their faith, abeg make una dey go una "heaven" make we see road. PRAISE BE TO JESUS, HONOUR TO MARY!

Abba999:
Nai!!! I was only whispering your ear

l don hear o! Make l go cook okpa whey l wan eat for breakfast.

kilokeys:
whether na adolf, smirnoff or gandalf invent jollof
e no matter at all.. just gimme one plate with fried goat meat and one bottle of chilled coke. and ehn i go pray for u

lol! will rather pray 4 myself!

ptoall:
If money was not an issue, what agricbusiness would u invest in? Honest answers. and why?

l would like to set up a agriculture training centre for short practical courses in selected agribusiness.

Abba999:
Heeey! See bekee
My dear, Please tune down your grammar for me
Am a little village mama oo!

Biko kwa nu, is "razz" bekee? lf u can navigate nairaland then u be Behind little village mama!

Abba999:
Yes! Those boys are so loud and drunkards in-flight

They are very "razz"!

hmm..

No one wants to be captured on camera while commiting a crime but once you get them on record you are halfway to curtailing their excesses.

@ArcBishopmarie you remind me of some igbo traders l flew with on Ethiopian airways, we were in the economy class but they were jokingly disturbing the air hostesses to go and bring wine for them from the business class!

ayo84:
the rate at which every tom, dick and harry has turned into an importer go.shock you...

lt is not even raw materials or machinery for production which can not be sourced locally but finished goods!

@cutieme, Rwanda is a small country o! Population is half of Lagos but about 6 times the land area of Lagos. l do not know the day to day life there but l know Nigerians who are there are mostly into business, importing stuff from Nigeria.

She should have been open about the ownership abi is there no openess in the marriage?

What a double life!....just hoping his "home" children will not mistakenly get involved with his "away" children.

We truly miss you Dora Akunyili....fake drugs syndicates will now have a field day and more Nigerian lives will be at risk!

The earlier u reverse the better, a father can be a disciplinary & at the same time be one his children wants to be close to. Do activities with them as this is the only moment u have as in d next few years they would begin to leave home for schoool.

lt is disheartening! l hate relatives possesed by the spirit of entitlement!

Until she born the pikin....

Selective treatment!

cutieme:
@pavore9 still waiting for the updates of your blog o,thanks

Bros, l remembered u this morning! l was a bit down health-wise but be certain l will do it tonight.

poiZon:
u get luck say no be ebola era definitely u for miss that flight. swollen gum, u kiss frog?

lt was an infection which healed within 2 days l arrived Nairobi,l con dey remember all d food l missed on flight!

dillion83:
sorry 4 what ever error in typing that u may observe

At what price do you sell the achi?

l know vegetables commands a higher price during the dry season and with irrigation one can achieve bumper harvest which translates to good income.

many don't change on their own until something hits them just like the father of a popular nollywood actress who grew up with me on the same street, always hitting on her mother, it was after stroke hit her abusive father that he became a puppy!

l do wonder why a married man/woman feel uncomfortable making their spouse as their next-of-kin, why still remain married to someone you can't trust? lf one is very comfortable eating & drinking in d house without fear of poisoning, what is wealth?

cutieme:
@pavore9,pls update your blog and tell us more,thanks

Ok bros, l will do that tonight.

l was born and raised in Lagos though had opportunities to be in other parts of Nigeria & now living in Nairobi, though no where is paradise but l prefer Nairobi any day because of its greenery, steady power supply (fewer cuts) cheaper internet etc

So disheartening!

world1:
I will be coming to Kenya for some training and business early next year I will love to share an ideal with you can I have your contact or you contact me.

Just PM and l will reply.