₦airaland Forum

Oluneutral:
I just wish many more people will not contract the virus there again!

stephleena:
No sensible individual will ever gloat over the death of another..
be it premature or natural death, people are remembered for their deeds on earth.

what's so good to remember about Kyari?

was he really a good adviser or whatever he was to buhàri?

Amotolongbo:
Abba Kyari is in his 80s

My sincere and heartfelt condolences go to the family of Mallam Abba Kyari, the late Chief of Staff to General Buhari, who has died at 81 from #CoronaVirus.

He was one of the more effective, active and loyal members of the kitchen cabinet. Whatever our differences, he loved Nigeria.

Death ends any quarrel or difference. We will all die one day, if Christ tarries. May God also grant General Buhari the fortitude to bear the heavy loss he has suffered. In Christ’s name I pray.

stephleena:
whatever.
weda he died last night or months back, one thing for sure is that, he has gone to the land of where he can't influence or bring in his partisan and nepotistic attitudes.

he has gone to explain to his creator how he has been covering up the heinous crimes of his brothers against northern Christians in Nigeria

Let him be judged according to how he influenced Decisions in Nigeria

Corrinthians:
Sarrki, here was the post I made yesterday when news came here that Atiku's son is still to recover form the disease:



The guy above whom you quoted and the people who liked his comments only go to prove the point I made.

Here's another wishing Buhari death, and countless others like this on this thread..



Pdp supporters are full of WICKEDNESS.

And these are the crop of people you've been found taking sides with lately. Dear Patriot, think about that.

nkwuocha1:
Lol

Lipscomb:
They do worst than this... The same igbo traditional rulers that will use his influence move cocaine to abroad,rituals killing, and human trafficking.

And which law prohibit the traditional ruler from smoking weed.

ChoCho54:
Sarrki, nice pictures. But when will you start adding source to your posts?

The write-up is not originally yours but you failed to acknowledge the owner. That's theft of intellectual property and you can do time for it.

agadam:
Lagos is beautiful.... No doubt about that....

but DIRTY

EmekusTHEgreat:
"Calm" isn't the proper description of Abuja, organised and planned is, apart from a few places on the island where else in Lagos can brag of this, as I said Lagos is nice, but Abuja surpasses it.

EmekusTHEgreat:
Mehn, the bolded statement just destroyed your otherwise good argument. You cant compare abuja to lagos on terms of development, maybe you can compare Gwagwalada to Lagos but not the entire Abuja. Abuja is by far the best naija has to offer, I've lived in both cities.

EmekusTHEgreat:
Guy, no be road we come see na. Most of the pictures are just fine roads in ugly places, and why so edited

fados4sure:
Op forget that thing! I beg show us Lagos not abroad picture that you post there

nijabazaar:
I have crossed the border. I have been to San Francisco and Kaduna. I know what I am saying, sectionalism aside.

You , yourself, knows that this is not beautiful. But sectional pride, ofcourse, overrides your sense of judgement..

I chose serpentine as a descriptive element, to further describe its singular beauty. I know the third mainland bridge

nijabazaar:
Yeah, beauty truly lies In the eyes of the beholder, I guess

nijabazaar:
This is not really beautiful.
Lets just say it is eerie that lagos can look calm.


The only beautiful structure is that serpentine bridge cascading via the slums....

If wanna see beauty see lockdown views of European cities or San Francisco or Tunis or Algiers or Pretoria or Ouagadou

ruggedtimi:
Na only road I dey see