₦airaland Forum

PunchlineAmund:
Hi fellow Nairalanders. I teamed up with Magnito to create the 2.0 version of my single "Hustle O". Doper and more comical. Enjoy, share and don't forget to hustle.

Link:
https:///punchlineXmagnitoHustle

YouTube:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uC3T5Pk3lE

APCLyingBastard:
You are spewing trash.

Is it the Nigerian govt's fault that the SA police and govt can not arrest, try, convict and deport the drug dealers?

The SA minister even used a stereotype that all Nigerians are engaged in drug dealing thereby justifying and fuelling more xenophobic attacks.

This your analysis is dead on arrival.

The average black SA especially the mullato class are notoriously criminal minded.

Are Nigerians the one raping and robbing in SA?

The truth is that the Nigerian gangsters are motivated purely for money and not some bullsh!t gang banging ethos.

The Nigerian drug gangs are more successful and this is why they are being targeted.

Let's leave the Nigerian drug kingpins and consider other Africans in SA who are also targeted during such xenophobic riots. Are they also into drug peddling? The black SAs claim that the Zambians, Tanzanians are taking over their jobs.

This is just pure arrant nonsense spewed by the ruling ANC govt which has failed in job creation. The country is already experiencing recession and more and more white SAs are leaving SA for good over the racist policies of the ANC govt that wants to do a Zimbabwe 2.0 on White owned farms and businesses in what can only be described as Marxist wealth redistribution scheme to steal from wealthy whites and give to lazy SA blacks.

You must understand that the xenophobic riots are state sponsored to deflect from the massive failures of the socialist ANC to appease their lazy black supporters.

What is happening in SA is exactly what transpires in the north where their leaders instigate ethno-religious riots to both force a political agenda and to allow their almajiri mob rape and loot to their heart's desire.

tunjilee003:
being a Nigerian is also among The 1000 ways to die

Blackivy27:
Please, if you were dumped pick yourself up and start again. Stop this rubbish of ruining someone else.
he wasnt the guy for you. Deal with it.
mr right will come along
before anyone qoutes me, continue reading the thread to get your answers as to why i wrote what i wrote. Im tired to repeat the same thing over again.

wirinet:
IPOB don change gear again, from Buhari was not invited to G7 meeting because he is not respected like leaders of South Africa, Senegal, etc, to Buhari is not in Japan, to "What of the ones we had with China, India, Germany etc what have been the result?",
how many times will IPOB change gear?

They are waiting for Reno to shift their gear again.

iPhoneRepairer:
What legacy did he leave behind

OnPointMan:
'Today have i begotten you'. If this is talking about Jesus, isn't this a pointer to the fact that Jesus isn't God Almighty?

OnPointMan:
Psalm 2:7 said David was God begotten son sir‘You are My Son, Today I have begotten You'. Tell me another thing.

Kingosytex:
E be like say you no de follow boxing?


Saudi Arabia is a neutral ground for that fight. Ruiz has only one loss in 30+ fights while A.J has also a loss in 20+ fights.

How many fights have A.J fought outside the UK? You see, everything isn't about sentiments, Ruiz is better than A.J.


You should be praying that he doesn't beat A.J to coma.

XhosaNostra:
Not all women. Some of these issues stem from one's own upbringing. Example, women who grew up watching their mothers being physically abused & women with "daddy issues". It's nurture, more than it is nature.

Growing up, I had two adult males in my life. One my biological father (obsessive love there ) & the other one my stepfather (would empty his pockets for me, buy me whatever I want etc ). Both loved me in different ways as already stated & have never laid one finger on me my entire life. Now I'm an adult & because I had not one but two father figures in my life, I have no confusion about how a man is supposed to act. After all, they say a father is every little girl's 1st love. Your relationship with your father in your formative years, will help shape your perception of male/female dynamics when you're much older. Mine is mostly positive & I'll be dammed if I allow someone treat me like trash because the two men that raised me didn't treat me that way. So yeah, every case is different.

sylve11:
the thing nor tire you?

watch as mercy cousins go come attck you soon................

DonDaniDee:
Exactly.

How about we organize a sort of Nairaland Talent Show. Maybe we could help alot of youths showcase their talents.