₦airaland Forum

tartar9:
I have read such an hadith somewhere,its even probably a weak one.

the pro now is calling the cleric dumb.

MzNelly:
He's my evil twin brother

Evil Okay then.

Truckpusher:
Tah! mechi onu catapult gi there.

Ashawo in my language means a guy with swag.

Truckpusher:
Ashawo boy, na here you dey?

Asha what?, .

Where do you expect to see me before? your house?

Mznelly, is this maibiro your Bf

MzNelly:
Since you won't tell me nau, someone else would

Hehe Lol.
Well, I'm still preparing mine, by the time I drop it ehn...you'll not just fall in love, you'll be drunk in love

Emodeee:
Slim girls. mznelly, c y I like u. U r slim to ma taste.


Slim girls r the bomb. Make she con get big boobs, wow! wah else do u need? U av it all. The ecstatic feeling will be fantastic.


Mznelly, I love you.

dayummmn I believe with this^ lines, Nelly's head will be swelling like garri

TheFilmmaker:
Which one be we? Is that a subtle danger warning?

hehe dayummmn
That "we" is a plural of majesty, and I am self made KING

jcross19:
may God have mercy on you because you are lot because of fail mohamMAD promises.

Couldn't expect much from you

OLAADEGBU:
Are you implying that the Jesus in the Qur'an is different from the Jesus in the Bible? You will have to establish which Jesus we are referring to before I answer your question.

YES, the 2 are not the same.

There are similarities and dissimilarities between the 2 … to mention a few, jesus of the bible was nailed to the cross, while that of the Quran was not. Jesus of the bible was alleged to have risen from dead, and nothing like that about that of the Quran. etcetera … Can you now please address my question?.

OLAADEGBU:
You have not fully answered mine.

You are trying to digress the point I raised

Thought you can defend your thread, malvisguy will be highly disappointed in you.

TheFilmmaker:
I be IB based too. Just asking.

Good to hear.....Na ring road we dey

OLAADEGBU:
Why not the One portrayed in the Bible?

kilode100:
Is it free

TheFilmmaker:
Are you on BBM? Where in Ibadan are you?

tochstorm:
who or what is le masses?

The hoi polloi

ajalaolanr:
It's terrible what Nigeria has turned to, we are making import reports of fuel, food and merchandise , just like if we are in a war ravaged region.

It's very Sad.

Taylor86:
enemy of progress
is ur dad a native doctor?

how does his post relate to native doctor?

doctokwus:
How come these ships regularly come in with bags of rice and other food items despite the much trumpeted revolution in the agric sector or is the revolution only limited to 'phone for fertilizer'?

You have been scammed by jonathan

Princecalm:
hope you don't post another version of this next week.

Trust me, I wont

modath:
What on earth is "crude palm oil" Is palm oil not this red oil made in our villages?? When did we start importing palm oil?

Princecalm:
when are we going to stop importing food?

Next week

eazzy101:
Na who dem wan give the food stuff too? The masses or themselves

Thirteen ships have arrived at the Lagos ports with petroleum products, general cargo and food the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) said in Lagos on Tuesday.

This is contained in the daily ‘Shipping Position’ published by the NPA, and made available to newsmen in Lagos.

According to the NPA, six of the ships arrived at the ports with petrol, base oil and aviation fuel.

It stated that the remaining seven ships sailed in with soya beans, frozen fish, rice in bags and containers.

The NPA also disclosed that 28 ships were being expected at the Lagos ports from May 26 to June 13. It stated that nine of the expected ships would arrive with food products, including frozen fish, bulk salt, bulk sugar, crude palm oil and buckwheat.

Nine other ships are expected with containers, while general cargo is expected to arrive in four other ships, the NPA stated.

It stated that petroleum products, including petrol and diesel would be brought in five ships, while the remaining one ship was to arrive at the port with vehicle.

Jagoon:
And you are definitely dumb cos there is no way you can be bright and believe in the prophethood of a seventh century bandit.