₦airaland Forum

Calibrator:
Four is solid evidence, no?

iamSi:
Sorry what does messi sell ? What brand does he have ?

Cyphar:
Lwkmd....this your comment crack me real bad

Hezzyluv:



I wish I can give u 2million likes

DigitB:
LM10 sounds like my favourite weapon in call of duty mobile

dawnomike:
CR7 is a trademark just the way the No. 10 is for Messi ... Unfortunately, this season will be an exception

Ladumaa:
Some Nigerians in Diaspora have called for more support from Nigerians at home, for the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government, saying its giant strides should be commended.

In a statement by Prof. Peter Otah, Secretary of Nigerian Leaders in Diaspora (NLID), the Nigerian Diaspora leaders made the call at a rally in London, United Kingdom.

The NLID noted that unity and peace were essential for progress and development in the country.

The rally which was organised by the Nigerian leaders was held at the famous Trafalgar Square and attended by Nigerians and some other nationals.

The leaders prayed for more successes for the administration, especially as it consolidates efforts at curbing the seeming intractable insecurity in the country.

Mr Ade Omole, while addressing the rally said Nigeria was lucky to have Buhari at this point in time.
“Providence shined on Nigeria the day Buhari was declared winner of the 2015 presidential election.

“Buhari has not left anyone in doubt that his efforts are to ensure an egalitarian Nigeria that will ensure economic prosperity, corrupt-free society and a nation that is viably secure for business,” he said.

Also Mr Talba Galadima, one of the Nigerian leaders in the Diaspora, said Nigeria had never had it this good in the last four decades until the emergence of Buhari.

He stressed that the many obvious landmarks the Buhari administration had made were pointers to the fact that the country was projected for long-lasting economic and social el dorado.

Also speaking, Ms Edith Nwachukwu, said Nigeria was blessed to have a man with unparalleled integrity like Buhari as her President.

She described Buhari as a master infrastructure builder, saying that the president had made impact on the lives of Nigerians with the various projects embarked on since 2015.
Nwachukwu maintained that a government that had turned the entire country into a construction site deserved support and commendation from its people.[/s]

extol1:
baba please tell me more about this wawwoo influencer

Kandeed:
No Force in the world abuse the word "Special force" than Nigerian securities. imagine special force with Palm slippers and mere Polo shirt, Special force my foot. Nonsense

That was how one skeleton like that was wearing a special force shirt na pity i get for am if not i suppose use mouth blow am breeze make the baggar fall down

Aderewah:
Lmao. Post legitimate sources.

Aderewah:
Much noise has been made about Anambra, but Ogun state might be the state with the actual richest men in Nigeria. Let's compare top 3 head to head.

Ogun state
1. Mike Adenuga: Telecommunications, oil, haulage and holdings. Worth is 7 billion dollars.
2. Michael Olasubomi: Owner of FCMB, chains of business. Worth is 2 billion dollars.
3. Oba Otudeko: Owner of Honeywell group, chairman of many companies. Worth is 1bn.

Anambra
[s]1. Arthur eze: Owner of Atlas Oranto and other businesses. Worth is 1bn.
2. Emeka Offor, owner of chrome group. Worth 1b.
3. Bryant Orjiakor, owner of seplat. Networth 1b.[/s]

So which state has the richest men?

Jafaar:
his dad is the owner and ceo not him

Ernerstdavid55:
Who be jowi zaza