₦airaland Forum

ajebuter:
Haba!

There's no liquid my country pipu will not scoop..

Fuel, diesel, now Palm oil?

Soon it will be 'Piss'

presleYzzi:



This is what happens in a giant poverty stricken nation.


I wonder how many people operates the moniker.


Sometimes we see well constructed English,

Other times- jargons

Shegzy8:
Good day nairalanders. Please, I am in need!! I've exhausted all the cash and foodstuff I have during this lockdown. I came out some days back and a good Samaritan helped me with something(1,400 naira). I appreciate his effort, but it was unable to sustain me and my family. I've no means to get money or foodstuff, I'm a photographer and I can't earn cause all events has been postponed. Please any good Samaritan can ask for my account details. God bless

patriotic007:
This covid 19 pandemic issue in Nigeria is not clear to me
1)Why is it that politician are the ones bringing out the figures? At least we should be briefed by a well known doctor on what they are going through, the dangers health workers are passing through in attending to this large numbers of allegedly infected people,And what they need in order to perform their duties.
2)Why is it that no single clip or pics of this covid-19 patients on sick beds or ICU beds has surfaced on the media space in Nigeria, the way we see it on CNN and other foreign media instead of showing us chats of yellow green and red.
3)Where are the dead covid-19 patients buried? And. Why don't they show their remains been moved from the hospital like we see in other countries that really have this covid-19.
4)Why do some states have the same figure of infected people for more than a week now?does it mean that the first case didn't interact with anyone at all.?
5)Why haven't we heard of a single health worker been infected yet in Nigeria with our weak health care system and insufficient protective kits,or is it not the health workers taking care of the large figures of infected people?

pocohantas:
I once saw people running across a busy road to pick oranges that fell off a truck.

The way they were running, evading cars, bikes and bumping into themselves, I was convinced a bullion van burst open.

I couldn’t think of any other reason, alas, it was just oranges. Orange!!! God help my people.

NwekeUG:
Nigerians around Ejinri road, close to Nipco filling station in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, were captured by IgbereTV, scooping palm oil which was accidentally discharged from an Oil Tanker.

See video below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooSUROIU-YE

https://www.facebook.com/OlusolaBadero/videos/266796981014814/

I pray say corona no go follow join them dey warwaso too ooooo

https://www.facebook.com/101302497944975/posts/228843025190921/