₦airaland Forum

comshots:
You dey mad?So make I hustle because of girlfriend.She no get brothers wey go give her money?

stanliwiser:
Cheap!
Look like a picture you edited yourself, all for the clout.

nlPoster:
Why are we judging? Do we know them? Post links to the source of the photo so we can ask them what their situation is.

lilmax:
The guy fcked up

This girl is very ugly, why go that low?

If there was editing to do in the picture the guy should be the one to do it

Not this body looking like flat surface

Bloooody:
Tired of seeing so many Nigerians begging on this forum.
If you're interested in learning how to make cash, drop your WhatsApp number and I'll message you.
If you're the smart kind then you'll cashing out 5-50k( this is not gambling or illegal)

Seems alot of Nigerians are having doubts and thinks this is a scam well I hope my credit alerts change your mind

Cumtroller:
And how does this affect the price of Beans in the market ? Nonsense !!!

We Nigerians can dwell on irrelevant issues. Anyways, I blame buhari for this.

Mediocrity rules...

MetaPhysical:
He was poisoned ke? Ondo can command Sango to knock out 36 cows in one blow....but they cant summon him to hang the "poisoneer" on top NEPA pole before daybreak? Aahhh!!! Orisirisi...poison ke?

Maybe na hin inlaws from Abiriba poison am.

MetaPhysical:


Naija is a comical landscape. Where did he go, how long has he been absent and why a rousing welcome....for what?

All this pageantry and ceremony just because he went to Abuja for few days?

Na wah o!

Belinda1717:
This is a trending photo of voluptuous actress, Nkechi Blessing Sunday and Teddy A in the bedroom.

Teddy A of the Big Brother Naija fame is presently playing a romantic role in a movie with controversial actress, Nkechi Blessing Sunday who has been involved in social media dramas in recent times.

The title of the movie is Unsane. It is being produced by Nkechi Blessing Sunday – a woman of South-eastern ancestry. Nkechi as she is fondly called speaks Yoruba language fluently.

Nkechi and married Teddy A have struck a good chemistry on set and the pictures speak volume of the smooth working relationship.

Social media commenters remain unsure of what happens behind the scene. Nkechi has admitted in public that she has no man while Teddy A is still married to BamBam.

See Photos here: http://toktok9ja.com/bedroom-romance-photo-of-bbnaija-teddy-a-and-popular-nollywood-actress-leaks/

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Anacondaprick:
Ask your daddy

Anacondaprick:
This proud guy that is very broke. So proud and full of himself. He used to live in a rented apartment in ilasan lekki. I think he's moved out to another rented apartment
He drives one dead black range Rover that looks like a scrap

generationz:
This piece of information just opened the boarder.

Adrian98:
Why did you open the post

heckymaicon:
GOAT of GOATS.





Goat kee you dia





if you like go hug transformer, CR7 is the GREATEST OF ALL GOATS.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has presented CFA450,000 to Ghanaian drivers who are stranded at Seme-Krakue, a town on the Nigeria-Benin border.

The money is to help the drivers defray expenses they have incurred as a result of the border closure.

The drivers have not been able to cross the border since Nigeria shut its border with Benin on August 21, this year.

The situation has led to hundreds of vehicles, mostly articulated trucks, being locked at both ends of the border.

The money was delivered on behalf of the President by a Deputy Minister of Trade and industry, Mr Carlos Ahenkorah, during a meeting with Ghanaian drivers at the border last Thursday. Also in attendance at the meeting was a Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Mr Charles Owiredu.

From the border, the two deputy ministers proceeded to Abuja to meet with Nigerian authorities to finalise arrangements for the opening of a safe corridor on the border for Ghanaian traders to transport their goods to and from Nigeria.

Collating information

The meeting with the drivers was held to allow the deputy ministers and members of their delegations, including officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA ) and the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority, to get information from the stranded drivers, companies they work for and items in their trucks.

Mr Owiredu said the closure of the border was unfortunate but commended the drivers for their fortitude in spite of the challenge.

He told them that the data collected from both drivers and traders would be forwarded to the Nigerian authorities for the necessary action to be taken.

He assured them that the government was working to have the problem resolved as quickly as possible.

Safe passage

For his part, Mr Ahenkorah said the government was doing all it could to ensure that the safe corridor promised by the Nigerian authorities for drivers and traders from Ghana would materialise.

He said the closure of the border was affecting Ghana's projections on foreign exchange returns from non-traditional exports.

Mr Ahenkorah was, however, confident that an amicable solution would be found at the end of the meetings in Abuja.

The drivers recounted their difficulties but were hopeful that a solution would be found quickly to the problem.

Background

The trip by the deputy ministers is a follow up on an earlier one made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Madam Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, and the Minister of Trade and Industry, Mr Alan Kyerematen, to Abuja to find a solution to the problem.

While in Abuja, the Nigerian authorities explained to the two ministers that the border was closed to prevent the entry of contraband goods from Benin, including rice, and that Ghana was not the target.

They expressed regret at the impact that the border closure was having on Ghanaian businesses and promised to create a safe corridor for Ghanaian traders to send their goods to Nigeria.

The Nigerian authorities requested though that Ghana should furnish it with details of the companies, trucks and nature of goods that were being brought to their market.