₦airaland Forum

Aleora:
we are really waiting

Kxngstein:
Lol you're wicked

semyman:
Face your fear, he is just being truthful to a fault, you are used to the deception from the worship centers that will tell you be a millionaire be next week evan without any job or qualifications

unknownsolja:
not even the VP of america was there to welcome buhari...LOL..this follow follow boy called amosun..you no go go finish the bridge way you start since 2012 and till now you never complete ham

babzo:
Dummy...you think say na Nigeria wey Pre or VP dey welcome person for airport.
Face your book my friend..

deomelllo:
I see pained, bitter, frustrated and disgruntled ipobs everywhere...

Chuksmonika:
you are making a mess of yourself,you are too old for this Mr man

CastedDude:
see more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/04/president-buhari-arrives-washington-dc-to-meet-donald-trump.html

Kxngstein:
Wait you're telling me Nigerians don't deserve free healthcare and free education? Are you being serious right now?

Okoroawusa:
I Love this man

Ojiofor:
Kai Okoroawusa!

MrALIVE:
Anybody who wants buhari to continue as President after all we have been through under his watch needs serious mental evaluation

Okoroawusa:
Nna,kedu nke melu last?

Ojiofor:
Okoroawusa idi egwu maka na ihe ina eme adiro easy. Anyway,alike m monika gi'a, Okoroawusa di egwu.lmao.

Okoroawusa:
Nna,ya gazie


Odiro easy mana eweputagom onwem iru ya.
NdiIgbo g'agbambo nodu niru ihe ana eme n'Nigeria.

Oge "onwu-onwu" na "egbu anyi,egbu anyi" agafego


Igbo gadi

Kxngstein:
Fellow Nigerian youths brace yourselves for another embarrassing comment from this man

intruxive:
Mr chuckwudi will u not follow kanu and ipob to see mazi trump

eflintsone:
i tot his previous comment was bad until i tot bout it well nd realised it was the bitter truth ... pmb dropped the bitter truth which we d youths neva wanna hear

CoolAmbience:
How much is Nigeria's GDP?

What are the states of the infrastructures in Nigeria?

What are Nigeria's revenue sources and how sustainable are they? See what a global dip in oil prices did to us in the last three years.

What's Nigeria's population? How do you manage free services in a population that grows at more 70% in every two decades?

How many Nigerian states are economically viable on their own?

You think free services are what you just wake up and start giving? How do you sustain them?

Should the question be about being deserving or being realistic?

Kxngstein:
Despite all these inhibiting factors Nigerians both educated and uneducated still struggle to survive. Even if he thinks Nigerian youths are unproductive must he say it to the world and drive away investors?