₦airaland Forum

Chikelue2000:
something definitely is wrong, what kind of wickedness is dis then

bantudra:
wait a minute...was the guy moslem??...?

1Rebel:
You must be a special kind of stupid.

bantudra:
how did he die..??..

you can not just die just like that even in nigeria...

i live in nigeria..

i dont see dead people everyday....

yes people die...but its not only in nigeria that this happens...

Deprofessional:
My advice to everyone living outside their state, particularly the young ones.

Any time you want to visit home, inform only your parents. Don't even let your best friends know.

If they see you and enquire when you will travel back, tell them a week after the date you intend to travel back. Eg if you intend to go back on Jan 4, tell you will travel January 11.

If you have a project, like building project, limit the places you go to in your village.
The easiest way you can be taken out in the village is through poisoning.

As for me, nothing enters my mouth outside my home in the village.

tumababa:
Exactly. Heard of a ghastly accident at ring road ibadan with a car having dubai plate number. Driver just came from dubai and went to d club with friends. He died at d scene.

Oyind17:
Them don fire am

So sad for the young lad, life is full of mysteries

tumababa:
Exactly. Heard of a ghastly accident at ring road ibadan with a car having dubai plate number. Driver just came from dubai and went to d club with friends. He died at d scene.

owobokiri:
That grave though.. one foot

Oyind17:
No a Jew

AngelicBeing:
So sad for the young lad, life is full of mysteries

bantudra:
this what am trying to tell them the ol time...their are moslem igbos too...

Oyind17:
Yeah, no come naija now o

l hear, even when l come which l often do from time to time, l conduct myself discreetly, my movements, where l eat, sleep, hang-out, who l meet, and everything about me is total lock-down, considering the level of wickedness all around us, as humans, whether living in Nigeria or abroad, you got to manage your intelligence very well, we have vultures, tigers, lions, vipers lurking around looking for easy prey to feast on, above all be prayerful but walk wisely is the game of survival anywhere

Boleyndynasty2:
RIP Sir. That's how my cousin died few days after moving down to Nigeria from London. RIP dear cousin.

Deprofessional:
My advice to everyone living outside their state, particularly the young ones.

Any time you want to visit home, inform only your parents. Don't even let your best friends know.

If they see you and enquire when you will travel back, tell them a week after the date you intend to travel back. Eg if you intend to go back on Jan 4, tell you will travel January 11.

If you have a project, like building project, limit the places you go to in your village.
The easiest way you can be taken out in the village is through poisoning.

As for me, nothing enters my mouth outside my home in the village.

EastGold:
It is wrong to speak ill of the dead but sincerely this guy does not look like a clean guy

AngelicBeing:
l hear, even when l come which l often do from time to time, l conduct myself discreetly, my movements, where l eat, sleep, hang-out, who l meet, and everything about me is total lock-down, considering the level of wickedness all around us, as humans, whether living in Nigeria or abroad, you got to manage your intelligence very well, we have vultures, tigers, lions, vipers lurking around looking for easy prey to feast on, above all be prayerful but walk wisely is the game of survival anywhere

9jizzy:
Any Nigerian that wishes Buhari my President death...
It's your own president that will die.