₦airaland Forum

Ishilove:
But animes are cartoons, or am I missing something?

They're animated...

ELYMAXiimus:
hope you know I wasn't laughing at you? ... Or, maybe I was wrong in my discernment of why you asked that question.

postmann:
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Come on! Recycling your own diss again and again. Running on empty tank already? Find a good diss for Joe not this.

Get a good surgeon for a brain transplant. It seems yours is already exhausted!

tosyne2much:
I will rate them based on creativity as creativity goes with intelligence

1. Rapmoney

2. Wristbangle

3. Emusmith

4. Danceville

ELYMAXiimus:
Lmfao!

JigsawKillah:
if you like, claim you wrote it last year, still wack!

LieDetector:
remember what I said here

SweetieConstie:
Stop this already, please Sir!

KnightGown:
****

ChangeIsCostant:
President Buhari’s daughter, Zahra yesterday, who is an ACE ambassador and her team commissioned a new library in Tirkaniya, Kaduna built by ACE Charity, an NGO that focuses on Education, Training, Economic empowerment, and affordable Health Care for orphans.. The first daughter also brought smiles on the faces of orphans by launching a new home she built for them. See photos below;

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/07/zahra-buhari-all-smiles-as-she.html

LieDetector:
you obviously didn't get my drift cause if you did, you'd know that the funds were most likely sourced as per charity organisation. Btw, I don't see reason why we should be at loggerheads over an applaudable gesture by the president's daughter.... The structure doesn't look exquisite. Looks way too simple and affordable for an average Nigerian citizen talk more of someone who wields so much popularity and influence like Zahra... ..

Mek we leave matter for Mathias abeg

LieDetector:
there's no way we can establish that the funds were loots.... It's only an assumption and I only gave my verdict should such assumption hold. However, Zahra is a well known ambassador of one charity organisation(have forgotten the name) so gestures like these you'd expect them to come in handy....

don4real18:
Read again and digest..... the money from the schools is used to support the gulan movement.
if we fail to heed their words, a similar movement may begin in Nigeria and could be more monstrous than the Boko Haram sect

LieDetector:
Same question I was about to ask but decided against doing so because unlike some polithiefians who embezzle for their families and generations yet unborn, Zahra's fund irrespective of its mode of acquisition was channeled into something productive. The gesture is laudable bro

Trendin:
He's too scared to login with his real account.

Deejavuu:
My name is killz , I just want to make common sense

Sexxkillz:
[color=#000030]Well, I've met over a dozen nairalanders in person. In fact, as I'm typing this, I'm eating in a Nairalanders house. Nairalanders aren't bad. Nairaland cliques are bad.

The problem with most of you is that you extend the right hand of friendship to someone else while holding a dagger in your left hand. . . Evil begets evil. You're both chatting and "screenshoting" each other's conversations for "future use", and you gossip your "friend" to another "friend", who gossips to another "friend". What do you expect?

Nairalanders will keep on making friends and meeting with Nairalanders. It's the heart's motive that counts.[/color]