₦airaland Forum

wristwatch:
No mind her Bro. Babe don pay my T fare before and When I saw her unusual nice attitude after that, I understand she wants me to strike her.

Eyepencil:
Chaii... Women don love sex pass men o. But there is no way that man can last just for a minute.

kinibigdeal:
How e take concern nigerians in south Africa

Onyi42:
Televangelist and cleric of the Synagogue Church
of All Nations (SCOAN), Prophet Temitope Joshua,
has claimed that he predicted the ongoing
xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
There have been repeated attacks on foreign
nationals and the looting of their shops in South
Africa, while the Nigeria government has
threaten to frustrate the interest of South
Africa in Nigeria.
His ministry, T. B. Joshua Ministry posted a video
on its Facebook page, where he claimed the
prophet predicted the attacks in a message on
Sunday 28th July, 2013.
“On Sunday 28th July, 2013, Prophet T.B. Joshua
gave a prophetic warning to the nation of South
Africa concerning a serious revolt led by youth
which would cost lives.

These were his words: “In the nation, South
Africa, we should help them in prayer because I
am seeing youth revolt. It will be very serious. A
situation where youth will come out and begin—
You learn that there is a protest here. Some
people were killed – certain people. Revolt in
South Africa”
He also posted a message of prayer for the
country.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO SOUTH AFRICA FROM TB
JOSHUA:
“If we fail to see that there are powers that
cause people to be bowed down in bondage, we are
going to fight the wrong battle.
“I pray for my nation, South Africa. As Jesus
stood in the boat and commanded the storms to be
calm, I stand in the midst of the storm in my
nation, South Africa, and I command the storm,
wind and waves to be calm, in the name of Jesus!
I speak calmness to my nation, South Africa, in
the name of Jesus!” – TB Joshua Ministries
#NoToXenophobia
#AfricaUnite
#WeAreOne
#LetLoveLead

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/how-i-predicted-xenophobic-south-africa-t-b-joshua/

nicerichard05:
Jesus, this is pure wickedness. I never knew south africans can be dis wicked.

#RIP to the dead

sixtus3606:
What is this this one talking sef?

YoshiMaster:
You guys haven't seen anything at all.

They call me Tornado

Cause when she's coming, I move swiftly like the wind; sweep, wash the bathroom, mop the floors, spray airfreshner, sometimes I even repaint the room

ClintonNzedimma:
true.
That wapka pic server is annoying sometimes, slow loading and down time.

ClintonNzedimma:
there are many sites that can host ur css file
well every person has his way.
Like me i dont host my pics on wapka

Triumphloaded:
Please, we need admins! Experienced ones ooh! Contact us on 2go - Dorofresh7, Twitter - TL_Official. Thanks!

parlyb:
wordpress

grandlexuz:
During the scramble for Africa the Germans colonised Kamerun. After the First world war when they were defeated, their colonised territories were seized and given to other foreign powers.. Cameroon was partitioned into two. The bigger part given to France (Cameroun) and two smaller portions given to Britain..British Northern Cameroon and Southern Cameroon. The British administered the South and North as a part of Nigeria. In fact before the 1960's the Southern and Northern Cameroon had representation in the Nigerian Assembly. In 1960 the East of Cameroon won independence from France. In 1961 Southern Cameroon clamoured for independence.. However it was regarded as too small to gain self independence. Two options were put on the table by the UN. A: Reunification with French Cameroon or Integration with Nigeria.. The small portion in the North decided to join Nigeria while the South voted overwhelmingly to reunite with Cameroun.. The region in the South still has English as its official language. So you see, Adamawa and Taraba states use to be part of Cameroon. When they voted for integration with Naija, a three days mourning was done in Cameroon.

The map below should give you an idea of what I mean..

lepasharon:
There is an english speaking part of Cameroun

ronald4lif:
Lol! How person go take convert am to cash na im I dey reason.

MrsChima:
Why do men think giving up the dick is a gift?

Emodeee:
D issue is dat, guys libido is very high and most of the time, they find it difficult to contain it. So d lady factor will come in to quench their libido. 4get, ladies too do av sexual desires bt they r capable of quenching it to zero minimum. In fact, na d ladies dey enjoy d sex pass. Imagine, wen u r s***king her boobs, na she go dey moan, it shws intense sexual pleasure. Bt guys too like sex abeg especially d guys in dis generation. Can u imagine? Dat guy said a girl gave him b.j in the afternoon at public place, isn't dat crazy? it is.

ronald4lif:
I think it is because women don't easily get in the mood like men. They need men to treat them special and all nice to get that sexual attraction/urge. Another reason could be because most men have made it appears as if sex is like hitting some huge jackpot. Like our lives depends on it. So women have capitalise on this vulnerability of men to achieving their aim; attention, pampering and their want. Maybe men should stop their madness for sex, as women enjoys it as much anyways.

Though this act is sort of annoying, the one that irks me most is after a break up you hear a girl saying "after all I did for him". And you just reflect back to see what value they added to your life. But no, nothing.

A lot of women encourages, support and give men that extra push to becoming a better person. But some just think once they open their legs for him, that's enough. And these are the ones who are quick to play victim with after all I did for him bunkum.

airsaylongcon:
Zik used to lead the National conscience of Nigeria and the Cameroon (a political party). The English speaking part of today's Cameroon used to be part of Nigeria. States like adamawa, Taraba (former gongola) were in Cameroon. Ahmadu Bell traded these for Gongola to be on Northern Nigeria

Jfrezzy:
Why are people wasting there time like my self too,this guy is 100percent nigerian 4get that lie.. His english is so clear ,no mistake french self . Oboy go fool u papa . U be 9ja man.

grandlexuz:
I have lived in Cameroon all my life and though I like it here I have always admired the potential of big success in a country as populous as Nigeria. At such for some time now I have been looking at the possibility of settling in Nigeria to do business.

At the moment I sell Tokunbo vehicles in Cameroon's economic capital of 3 million people. The business is a little slow considering the high custom duty rate in Cameroon. A vehicle that will otherwise sell in Nigeria for 2 million Naira would sell for 3.5 million Naira in Cameroon.

That said I think a new environment away from home always encourages productivity. Douala has a large Nigerian population doing well in business; and I think the motivation for most of these guys is the away from home syndrome..Lol

I am considering Lagos as the most likely place to move to because of the population and security of some sort.. I know Lagos is not the safest of places but it is safer than Katsina..Lol I plan to move on my Cameroonian passport.

Coincidentally my Surname is Obi which means I could be taken for an Igbo guy.. However I am 100% Cameroonian from the Ejagham tribe...Lol We do have some name similarities with some tribes in Nigeria.

The advice I am looking for is:

How lucrative is the second hand car business in Lagos? I am also open to other lucrative businesses.

As a Cameroonian do I need a residential permit to live in Nigeria? How much does it cost?

How much can I expect to get a clean apartment? I am married with two kids but will not be relocating with them. Hopefully onila can take care of me while I am in Nigeria..Lol

Elzends:
It depends on how you see it

ease06:
So this afternoon I came across a post saying a UK based Pastor was criticising a church in Lagos for inviting Korede Bello to render his hit song;GODWIN.

I am forced to wonder if the song or the singer determines the genre of a song.

What makes a song gospel or secular? Is it the song (the message) or the singer?

obinna311:
the wrong spelling there IS WORED
The right spelling is WORN

meimoks:
**sir

spellingcheck:
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very poor sentence structure