₦airaland Forum

Lionbite:
Now who the fvck is NwaAmaikpe

QuietHammer:
Please what does NwaAmaikpe mean?

BoweryGirl:
Thank you very much. Nigerian men now accept everything from their European counterparts; hook, line and sinker.

centboy123456:
so having a baby is now destroy Africa na wow for or na oh if ur son impregnates my daughter if he want to marry her no problem if he don't no problem I don't see any destroy here if u travel out side Nigeria u see it a normal tin is the western world but here in Africa u call it destroy

Obi1kenobi:
You're saying the same thing I was saying. The are claiming it is their invention because "eba" is a Yoruba name which is nonsense.

Obi1kenobi:
No, it is not. To cut the argument short, prove it. Is "Garri" too a Yoruba invention, abi is it the hot water added to the garri to make eba that is the Yoruba invention?

Obi1kenobi:
No, it is not. To cut the argument short, prove it. Is "Garri" too a Yoruba invention, abi is it the hot water added to the garri to make eba that is the Yoruba invention?

ladyF:
But you're not comfortable enough to do traditional?

Coloradvantage:
go pay someone to carry your baby. surrogate Abi how o yinbo d call am. she has a future to chase. not ready to be held down . sorry bro... NEXT! ....

JideAmuGiaka:
Mr man, you want to convert the girl to your baby mama kiss the truth.

ladyF:
Leave her family alone and focus on your projects

Wakandar:
Jide amu GI aka

blueeyes1:
You have a lot of projects,yet you could not JideAmuGiaka abi?

pat1612:
U placed your priorities they did their
Were u looking for a grand wedding?? Why dint u just tell them i can afford this sum of money for marriage immediately and when u do ur white wedding u can do it in style.but rather u chose to give other reasons.
Who am i to judge you by your actions
Its just my point of view no offence intended at all as i dont know u

rawpadgin:
I begged her to keep it

She & the babies won't go hungry. I am comfortable enough to take proper care of them

JideAmuGiaka:
You have many projects at hand gulping a lot of money therefore you will only do the introduction for now and the trad will be after she give birth.

Mr project, the parents of the girl saw unseriousness and deception in you and I agree with them.

NIGHTMAREOO7:
Big boy?..
All i see is a boy struggling to secure papers.

Hence getting married to a doll..

hostine316:
lol..you are a comedian..sorry anyway for the insults but you did first..I believe we are responsible and shouldn't be using abusive words.

aminulive:
@POLITICSNGR

Innocent Chukwuma, Chairman, Innoson Motors Nigeria Limited, on Wednesday failed to make an appearance at an Ikeja High Court for his arraignment by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on charges of fraud and stealing.

PoliticsNGR learnt that Chukwuma was to be arraigned alongside his company, Innoson Motors Limited, and Charles Chukwuma.

The defendants, however, failed to appear for their scheduled arraignment to the consternation of the anti-graft agency.

Mr U. Onwukwe, the counsel to the defendants told the court that he had filed an application challenging the jurisdiction of the court to hear the case.

“We have an application objecting to the jurisdiction of this court and it was filed on Jan. 15.

“My client has not been served, when this matter was filed, the EFCC went to social media, and it was through social media that we became aware and we have not been served.

“The EFCC arrested them and they know where they reside, they granted the second defendant (Innocent Chukwuma) bail on self recognition.

He said he was told to come to EFCC office on Feb. 20, and in December, they went ahead to file these charges.

“Charles Chukwuma,who is the third defendant in the charge, was not even arrested by the EFCC,” Onwukwe said.

Interjecting, counsel to the EFCC, Miss Zainab Ettu, claimed that the automobile businessman and his co-defendants were evading service.

“The most important thing is for us to proceed to trial; the defendants are on administrative bail.

“As diligent citizens of the country, when they were aware of the charges they are to come to the EFCC office with their counsel and receive a copy of the charge.

“In order to frustrate the trial, they did not come to court but rather filed a frivolous application; they have been evading service.

“The person they are trying to protect is the second defendant who thinks he is too mighty to come to court; the defence counsel is shielding his client.

“My Lord, we will be asking for the shortest possible date since they are evading service, so that we can serve them in the courtroom,” the EFCC prosecutor said.

The presiding judge, Justice Mojisola Dada, asked the EFCC to pass an advance copy of the charge to Onwukwe as a form of service.

Onwukwe, however, objected by saying that he could not accept the advance copy of the charge as a form of service to the defendants.

“Put the copy of the charge on the table if he refuses to accept it,” the judge ordered.

The defendants were to be arraigned on a four-count charge of conspiracy to obtain property by false pretenses, obtaining property by false pretenses, stealing and forgery.

According to charge sheet, the defendants committed the offences between 2009 and July 2011, in Lagos.

The EFCC alleges that defendants, with intent to defraud, conspired to obtain by false pretenses containers of motorcycle, spare parts and raw materials, property of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), from Mitsui OSK Lines Limited, Apapa, Lagos.

The defendants are alleged to have fraudulently induced staff of Mitsui OSK and Maersk Line to deliver to them via their clearing agents.

The goods were imported from China in the name of GTB and the defendants are accused of falsely pretending that they were authorised by the bank to clear the goods.

The prosecution claims that the defendants, in order to facilitate the fraud, forged a bill of lading numbered 598286020 of Maersk Line Limited and 11007950841 of Mutsui O.S.K Lines.

The alleged forgery was in order that the forged documents be used or acted upon as genuine, to the prejudice of any person within Lagos or elsewhere.

The offences, according to the EFCC, are in contravention of Sections 1(1)(b), 1(3), and 8(a) of the Advanced Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2016 and Sections 309(9), 388, 465 and 467(1)(j) of the Criminal Code of Lagos State 2003.

Justice Dada adjourned the case until Feb. 9 for possible arraignment.

https://politicsngr.com/innoson-fails-show-lagos-court-case-efcc/

hostine316:
Since you know you are this senseless must you make it know to the world.

Can you see where your stupidity just led you too to, now. Since you know you're an illiterate, must you still make it known to the world. Idiot

RoyalBlak007:
Queueing Is A National Sport For North Koreans

safarigirl:
Good day folks, so earlier this month Sauti Sol, a Kenyan group released a highly controversial music video for their hit track, Melanin, which features Nigerian reggae/dancehall rave, Patoranking

While the message of the song is preaching self love and praises the melanated African beauty, the video was met with hostility from some political juggernauts in Kenya who found it crude and a glorification of nudity.

The music video generated much controversy, such that it was eventually banned by the government, but the controversy has earned the video and the song much popularity on the internet. The video on YouTube has garnered 3.7 million views in less than a month and it doesn't hurt that the song is wavy.


It was shot by the Capital Dreams team led by Clarence Peters and I personally find it brilliant, but what do you think? Did the video deserve a ban?

Video: Sauti Sol ft. Patoranking- Melanin


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8LFwC1nEpU

Article by: Me

merahki:
In my dialect the second one is Onamma
And yes, I am the crazy liker of your posts/stalker you have had today
Been reading your posts and you are me!
Mostly a more focused writer than I am, but the similarities are there alright
Well, to me at least
Cheers!

merahki:
You see dear Loj, you missed it
It is precisely because they love their culture that Igbos here (I only speak about a tribe whose culture and masquerade rites are familiar to me) are outraged

You kinda missed it...
Oh well
(I argue poorly, so there)

MrNwaAmaikpe:
[b]Where is my son? [/b]He has a perfect answer to this..

sweetTai:
We have a lot of problems and ignorance in Africa. A great percentage of us think everything white is good and real. Take a look at this lady, the older white man probably came to Uganda as an expatriate and just looking for a few moment of fun and sex. But the clueless Ugandan woman thinks she's hit luck. Now, any rational being would know that a man of that age is probably have multiple family issues and grown up kids in his home country. But to this Ugandan lady, with her bleached fingers it doesn't matter because he's white and must be a rich and nice man. White people are the most cruel and mindless human beings I have ever dealt with in my 22 years in America. The day the vast majority of Africans understands the mindset and thoughts of the white westerners, it will be the inevitable day Africa begins to rise.

Dainikel:
I really don't why majority thinks the white gene dominates the black gene in child birth not knowing the reverse is always the case. The colour of those mixed race fellas are sorta bronze like & that's no where near white. Nadia Buari whose both parent are Ghanians is even fairer than most of those mixed race...someone would also fink Precious Chiwendu(FFK's fiance) is mixed race but she aint.