₦airaland Forum

idrismodel:
Why is white man's land always a greener land

Na wetin black man do God nah

brodalikeme:
Nigerian distorting the destinies of Nigerians. Imagine if she remained in Nigeria.
Imagined the lot of her classmates you escaped but are still in the country. 11 years down the line, now hong has changed, if anything, it had gotten worse.

I celebrate you and best wishes in all things

idrismodel:
Why is white man's land always a greener land

Na wetin black man do God nah

Kingzjayzee:
https://osundefender.com/chibok-girl-who-escaped-boko-haram-rebuilds-life-in-u-s-marries/

gidigbam1:
Go get a life! The same Nigeria is building people's life. Do you know how many people are making it in Nigeria? Or you think its everybody in the USA or Canada that is making it? She is on a special scholarship by UN agencies so her life is on auto pilot.

Karen Igho of Big Brother Africa is also in the US. I saw her on queue for a food stamp earlier this year. All her colleagues in Nigeria have made it really big. She's in the USA, and it appears the USA has also killed her life.

God can bless you wherever you are and not necessarily cos you are in Naija or yankee. We need to stop blaming Naija for everything abeg. This una poverty mentality too loud.

Focusmind:
Kai, so those more than 200 chibok girls could not be found, more than 10 years since the incidence? I wonder how their lives are where they are, if they are still alive. See how these lucky ones' lives changed tremendously, just because of new found environment and opportunities. As someone earlier said, if she was in Nigeria, she would be looking malnourished, with baby strapped on her back, with other four kids to feed. Culture. ignorance and environment do hold people down, true, true.

Focusmind:
Kai, so those more than 200 chibok girls could not be found, more than 10 years since the incidence? I wonder how their lives are where they are, if they are still alive. See how these lucky ones' lives changed tremendously, just because of new found environment and opportunities. As someone earlier said, if she was in Nigeria, she would be looking malnourished, with baby strapped on her back, with other four kids to feed. Culture. ignorance and environment do hold people down, true, true.

Kingzjayzee:
https://osundefender.com/chibok-girl-who-escaped-boko-haram-rebuilds-life-in-u-s-marries/

franchasng:
Is it not the same reason I always tell you black South Africans to continually thank God everyday for giving you people White South Africans who built South Africa and made it a wonderful country it is today because if South Africa had no white population and left in the hands of you black South Africans, South Africa would have been worst than Somali, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Burundi and Northern Nigeria

Efuaye:
How nice and beautiful! If she were still in Nigeria she would look like a local farmer or market woman with malnourished children around her.
Congratulations to her and her husband.
May others in captivity, especially Leah Sharibu, find freedom too.