₦airaland Forum

Toosure70:
He must be from ekiti state, where they produced useless professors because the they schooled with juju. May God forgive me oooo

not juju bro it a drug Ogun isoye make you to understand easily.

zumarock9:
Now am so emotional

take napkin

Godwin10:
Wait, and see everybody claiming they did all these.

I did all sue me!

CaroLyner:
3)"Back then when i was broke/ in the Ghetto -Every Nigerian artiste is never rich from the
start. Even those with billionaire father will say “ i remember when i had no money in my back
account “.Nigerian artistes believe they have to create a feeling that they suffered and husstled to the top with no dime. This is in
order to connect with the crowd that listens to them"

davido

na you talk am ooo what about naeto c
who kill dele giwa na baba if you go put gida na you sabi ooo

axortedbabe:
no free money even in Freetown

is not that am begging is asking am asking ooo do u want to volunteer for the 1k.

Florblu:
Awwww....if wishes are horses........ Contact me for free visa Iraq

would gladly take your offer ooo

halfricanadian:
Wan ti san wo o ati do lowo o pike play like play

you always like replying in Yoruba are you from the South West or yoluba lolz na play we is ooo

halfricanadian:
Atleast you have heard

so you refused to send me alert abi

axortedbabe:
Wetin him dey use him music video money dey do..
Me wey dey work 90k work get my own flat for GRA pH sef..

dash me 1k na
#proudlyabegger

halfricanadian:
How many will do dis
Some just slam money at d girls face nd expect to loved
It takes more dan money for me to love or marry u
If ur soul is nt made of good composition
Ur money is so so so so useless before me

if I hear

LEERICIST:
Geez this creeps me out
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i love them big one man food is another poison, great ass
#teamfatgirlsrock

is this plan still working? was unable to browse last night ooo

Mikylopez:
and itz said muslims abi islam is all abt peace......m scaredof them sha....i try my possible best nt to get dem angry... u c dem in satlite if dey want to pray dey jes block d road dey careless abt d school children going home.... sha lemme nor tok too much

can he be friend with a friendly ladies pls

VenusBetty:
I feel guys prefer those kinda girls, I stand to be corrected.

we don't
but guy like me that like cunilligus would easily get attracted to it
#nothing but the truth

sucess001:
everywhere bros...come to jakande market in lekki...

have u been to the market at all?

nope!!!

sucess001:
All though Jonathan's tenure...Boko Haram were on rampage and there was tomato...


Is Boko Haram the reason for plantain being sold for 4 for 1000 also?


This is an embarrassment. i apologize for campaigning for this government.


I am truly sorry!

where is plantain sold 4 for #1000 bros u can lie ooo

kudos to the guy fat girls rocks wink hater kiss the ground

Lilimax:
He likes her fat. Different stroke for different folks

me too I like them big fat is an understatement

Orikinla:
"FIFTY" is Nigeria's highest grossing movie so far and produced in the first year of President Muhammadu Buhari in office.
My own documentary on Lagos is going to become Nigeria's highest grossing documentary film and I made it this year.
Lagos has become Africa's fifth biggest economy in 2016.
While pessimistic disgruntled wailers are complaining, grumbling and wailing, optimists of Change are working and wining.

with the current economic crunch do you think Nigerian would be able to buy your documentary when even buying food stuffs is a big challenge



now Nigerian just want to survive sikena

to end it all here and now
click like if you think the rating is the truth or share if the rating is from the stable of zombies

GossipHeart:
There is nothing on earth called Illuminati
This is the kind of story they told us when we were kids.

I'm in the USA, tell me where the Illuminati office is, i wanna join them.

Bullshiit

sorry to burst your bubble ILLUMINATI EXIT

Kaycee7:
Sounds like the ..... of Athens. Can't completely remember the exact location. Just take the left road.

yea dear have taken the left road I saw too giants creatures with hammer on thier hands and a gate that will only open if the giant creatures stand on the key or you use Medusa gaze to freeze the creatures after passing that point till the end what I saw was a dead end but I saw rope when I climbed the top of the last building
waiting for directives

ScamChange:
Interesting researches I must say.

Interesting researches I must say.

Dolphins are another group of mammals who engage in Sex for fun and they love it so much just like humans.

yea just following the foot steps of explorer

10. King Mswati III , Swaziland (in power since
1986)


Swaziland (population 1.2 million) is the last
remaining absolute monarchy in Africa. Mswati III
ascended to the throne when he turned 18, four
years after the death of his father. Because he
had been educated in England it was thought that
he would modernize his kingdom. However, he has
shown a liking for certain Swazi traditions. On
September 15, 2002, he watched thousands of
girls and young women dance bare-breasted in the
annual Reed Dance and then chose one of be his
tenth wife (his father had 100 wives). The girl’s
mother filed a lawsuit against the king, charging
him with abducting her daughter. Mswati, who
rules by decree, then announced that the Swazi
courts were forbidden from issuing rulings that
limited the king’s power.
In an attempt to appease international opinion,
Mswati approved the drafting of a new
constitution to replace the one that his father had
suspended 30 years earlier. However the new
constitution bans political parties, allows the
death penalty for any criminal offense, and
provides for the reintroduction of debtors’ prisons.





quora is the sauce I used to prepare this jelly rice
cc: lalasticlala, ijebabe, missyb3 and was inspiration
by kushkemi SK for ghana makydebbie grammatical
for convent uni adajiboyy aka okpani used cao good
of war tactics with my keyboard Evakinqz parcel of
weed
halfricanadian abeg I need. to drink garri tomorrow you are my last hope in case something happen the world knowns ooooo

9. Fidel Castro, Cuba (in power since 1959)

The longest reigning dictator, Castro took advantage of the world’s preoccupation with the Iraq war in March and April of 2003 to carry out his biggest round-up of non-violent dissidents in more than a decade. He arrested 75 human rights activists, journalists, and academics, and sent them to jail for an average of 19 years. Cuba remains a one party state with all of the power in the hands of Castro. The courts are controlled by the executive branch (in other words, Castro). He traditionally blames all of his country’s problems on the USA.

8. Saparmurat Niyazov , Turkmenistan (in power since 1990)

Since taking charge of this former Soviet republic in central Asia, Niyazov has developed the world’s most extreme personality cult, challenged only by that of Kim Jong Il. Niyazov’s picture appears on all Turkmen money, there are statues of him everywhere, and he renamed the month of January after himself. His book, Book of the Soul, is required reading in all schools at all levels, and all government employees must memorize sections of it in order to keep their jobs. Niyazov rules without opposition. As he put it, ‘There are no opposition parties, so how can we grant them freedom?’. In recent years Niyazov has cracked down on religious and ethnic minorities, including Russians, and has refused to grant exit visas for families for women under the age of 35. He has imprisoned political dissidents and subjected them to Stalinist-style show trials and public confessions. The Turkmen constitution requires retirement at the age of 70, but Niyazov has ensured his own rule by creating a 2,507-member People’s Council which unanimously elected him Lifetime Chairman.

7. Omar Al-Bashir , Sudan (in power since 1989)

Sudan, the largest country in Africa, is in the midst of a complex 20 year civil war that has claimed the lives of 2 million and uprooted another 4 million. Al-Bashir seized power in a military coup and immediately suspended the constitution, abolished the legislature, and banned political parties and unions. He has tried to negotiate a peace agreement with the main rebel group, but he insists that the nation be ruled according to Islamic Shari’a law, even in southern Sudan, where the people are Christian and animist. His army has routinely bombed civilians and tortured and massacred non-Arabs, particularly in the oil-producing areas in the south. He has a long history of providing sanctuary for a wide range of terrorists, only to turn against them. He turned over the notorious Carlos the Jackal to France in exchange for financial and military aid and, in 1996, he tried unsuccessfully to sell Osama bin Laden to the US government.

6. Teodoro Obiang Nguema, Equatorial Guinea (in power since 1979)

This small West African nation (population 500,000) was a forgotten dictatorship until major reserves of oil were found in 1995. Since then, US oil companies have poured billions of dollars into the country. Although the per capital annual income is $4,472, 60% of Equatoguineans live on less than $1 a day. The bulk of the oil income goes directly to President Obiang, who has declared that there is no poverty in Guinea, rather that the people are used to living in a different way. In July, state radio announced that Obiang is “in permanent contact with the Almighty,” and that “He can decide to kill without anyone calling him to account and without going to Hell.” There is no public transport, no newspapers, and only 1% of government spending goes to health care. When asked why so much of his nation’s oil money is deposited into his personal account at the Riggs Bank in Washington, DC, Obiang explained that he keeps total control of the money in order to ‘avoid corruption’.

5. Crown Prince Abdullah, Saudi Arabia (in power since 1995)

Crown Prince Abdullah has been the acting leader of Saudi Arabia since his half-brother, King Fahd, suffered a stroke in 1995. Saudi Arabia is one of the only nations that holds no elections whatsoever. The royal family has promised municipal elections soon but has not announced whether women will be allowed to vote. In fact, it is forbidden for unrelated Saudis of the opposite sex to appear in public together, even inside a taxi. Women are not allowed to testify on their own behalf in divorce proceedings and, in all court cases, the testimony of a man is equal to that of two women. According to the US State Department, Saudi Arabia continues to engage in arbitrary arrest and torture. During a human rights conference in 1995, Saudi authorities arrested non-violent protesters who were calling for freedom of expression. Some were later flogged, the usual punishment for alleged political and religious offenses. In a very unusual show of power, the religious forbade children from playing with Barbie dolls, which they dubbed ‘Jewish dolls’ that are ‘symbols of decadence of the perverted West’

4. Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe (in power since 1980)


Mugabe began his reign with widespread international and national support. After leading a successful anti-colonial war of liberation, he was elected independent Zimbabwe’s first president. But over the years he has displayed increasingly dictatorial tendencies. According to Amnesty International, in 2002 alone, Mugabe’s government killed or tortured 70,000 people. Unemployment is above 70% and inflation 500%. Mugabe has been accused of blocking the delivery of food aid to groups and areas that support the main opposition party. He has continued to hold elections, but has restricted the opposition’s ability to campaign and has shut down media that do not support him. When opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai won 42% of the vote, Mugabe had him arrested and charged with treason. Mugabe has also confiscated farms owned by white people and turned them over to his supporters.

3. Hu Jintao, China (in power since 2002)

Trained as a hydrolic engineer, Hu Jintao joined the Communist Party in 1964 and spent the next 38 years working his way up the hierarchy. While serving as Party Secretary of Tibet, he did not hesitate to administer martial law and to oversee the killing of unarmed demonstrators. Now that he is General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, Hu, although not all-powerful, is the leader of an unusually repressive regime. The communist party still controls all media, and uses 40,000 internet security agents to monitor online use. More than 200,000 Chinese are serving re- education sentences in labour camps and China performs more than 4,000 executions every year, more than all of the other nations of the world combined, and many of them are for non-violent crimes.

2. Than Shwe, Burma (in power since 1992)

General Than Shwe has survived a power struggle to emerge as the sole leader of Burma’s military dictatorship. Because of his hard-line views, he has taken an already bad human rights situation to an even worse level. Burma has more child soldiers than any country in the world and the Burmese regime continues to kidnap citizens to force them to serve as porters for the military in conflicts against non-Burmese ethnic groups. In 1990 the party of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi won 80% of the vote in an open election. The military cancelled the results. Suu Kyi has spent most of the years since then under house arrest. On May 31, 2003 hired thugs attacked Suu Kyi’s motorcade, killing several of her supporters and arresting dozens of others including Suu Kyi herself. Shwe is a very private figure, preferring to work behind the scenes. Consequently, even the Burmese people know very little about him.