₦airaland Forum

Shortyy:
Was he trying to commit suicide ?

indemnityy:
Yoruba's should be held liable for the mess up we are in in this country today, the blood of those killed by Fulani herdsmen will be on their Heads (Afonja's), for voting Buhari.

Nilegeria is now lawless country courtesy of Yorubas. God will rule you people's life like the way Buhari is ruling this place.

creativeworld:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PUrVvBGzYI

Franzinni:
you couldn't me more right seun

Nigerian government don't reason when everything we are as a country was prescribed to us even democracy...

You know if the person who is importing or has the factory is in the government... Pushing for the ban so the price can now double....


More money.... Fucking gangster men!!!!

emmatuxz:
Yesterday was indeed love declaration day. Last night, superstar singer Davido surprised his girlfriend Chioma with a Porsche as her 23rd birthday gift after releasing a new single for her.
The singer posted a video of the moment she saw the car and wrote:
I give my baby ASSURANCE!!! I love you baby!! WE IN THIS 4 LIFE!! ❤❤❤❤��� @thechefchi !! HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHIOM CHIOM !! FROM ME TO YOU!! I BOUGHT MY BABY A PORSCHE!! ���
This funnily didn’t sit well with Ayo Makun who took to his Instagram page to share his thoughts. He wrote;
(Davido) you don’t have respect. I need to rush and go and block you from appearing on my wife’s timeline… This PORSCHE ASSURANCE gift to @thechefchi is too much for your age na.
How much @miraclebigbrother win after waiting on the lord for 3 months in #bbnaija2018? God punish any man wey one begin type one page of poem give woman for instagram tomorrow morning all in the name of birthday wishes.
@midas_interiors, (Mabel, his wife) the good lord told me you don’t want designer, you don’t want Ferrari but my love.
All these are the things of the world, lets just continue to serve the living God and avoid #yorubademons like these lazy Nigerian OBO youth. in short make God scatter this world make everybody start afresh ������ #assurancev33

fairfora:
Who caused you all the misfortune bro? Blame your selfish leaders who refused to educate your restive youths for the backwardness your region is facing now . Before the advent of oil, Yorubas had been resilient and self-sustaining. We had cocoa and cola nuts and our leaders used the proceeds so well. Many infrastructure were built, including universities. You said we had beaches right? what happened to all your beaches? my friend who works for chevron said he once sighted a white shark in the deep sea in bayelsa where they operated. Bayelsa and delta have the most fertile land for the growth of rice. What use have you put this into? When our leaders were busy offering us free education , subsidizing it with the proceeds realised from cocoa and cola nuts, your leaders said education cannot be free and your youths were badly affected. Lagos was not the first capital in Nigeria. Why did Lokoja, the seat of Lord Lugard not developed? What about Calabar, one of the seats of colonialists and the capital of Nigeria at a time? You may say the federal government developed lagos, forgetting that all the ministeries had been relocated to abuja since early 80s and all the workers moved alongside. Al the ministeries are now sold and some are occupied by miscreants who seek shelters in them. Bayelsa is the second largest receiver of the federal allocation in Nigeria after akwa ibom yet the smallest of all states. Sadly, this has not reflected in the lives of the youths by providing employment. I once visited bayelsa and I almost wept. All I could see were young, agile young guys with bottles of kaikai in their hands in a place close to FMC, patronising the prostitutes who lined up along the road, looking for customers. Where are the huge allocations going? Bayelsa as small as it is with such huge allocation cannot pay workers' salary, so sad Our leaders worked hard to develop our region and that's the truth. Chief Lateef Jakanda built the largest estates in Africa in Lagos in his days as governor with the same allocations other states also received at that time while other governors were busy embezzling. I wish Rivers and Delta states were in yotubaland, OMG! We would have turned our region into paradise by now because our leaders are futuristic. Lagos is one of the safest states in the world and thanks to our successive governors who saw the protection of lives and properties are seen as their number one priority. Your south-south governors receive the same security votes, what are they using it for? Lagos IGR was not as much as it is today during the colonial era and when lagos was a seat of power. So, it's not the colonialists or the fed govt that made lagos what it is today as you claimed. Abuja receives much more attention of the federal government in such a shorter time, when compared to what they had spent in developing lagos for their decades of military rule in doddan barracks in Lagos. Lagos still offers free education to pupils regardless of where they are from, till today and medical treatment is free for the children in Lagos hospitals

awa:
I can truly relate with this your post. I had one hell of experience in the hands of one gold digger like that. I was driving home one night from work, I saw this lady who was frantically flagging me down in a lonely segment of the road. I took the risk by helping her through lift. Just upon entering my car, she started narrating how she had suffer more than the biblical Job that day. She said she went for interview and has been looking for job here and there. I felt relieved knowing she was only threatened by the general hardship in the country under Buhari.

I stopped by a Pharmacy along the road to buy some drugs and out of personal pity, I decided to buy her chilled bottle water. She was so excited and she continued with tales of issues affecting her after school. I felt relieved when I got to where she told me that she can drop. With all boldness, she pleaded with me to help her with some T-Fare which by God's grace I did in a handsome way. She was again very impressed and requested that I give her my phone number. I told her no need for that but she insisted and with open minded, I gave her my phone number.

Giving her my phone number became the biggest mistake of my life. She called me that night to confirm if I got home early enough and asked if I have eaten. She thanked me over and over again. From that moment, this girl call me practically every now and then asking for tips for support for one thing or the other. She told me about her relationship and how the guy is not financially supporting her. From no way, she started calling me big brother even though we are not related, she calls me Honey and all sort of names and I was always warning her not to allow my Bae see her ohhhh....

When I realized that she was turning me to some kind of ATM, I told her to stop calling me. That was my second mistake. This girl pleaded with me and promised not to call again but I should promise to support her financially since she was not doing anything. My refusal to continue doing bidding led her to start chatting my Bae through Facebook and she told my Bae that I am not a good person and all sort of things. My Bae played along with her asking her how we met and a lot other questions. She told me that she will make me loose my Bae if I can't help her any more. The story continues and too long...................

But thank God today I am safe from her selfish desires and all what not. Just before someone asks, I never had any sexual feelings for her but just needed to put a smile in someone's face. Life is one funny school of hard lessons... Guys should be careful ohhhhh

BadBradley:
Jonathan has always been a fool while Buhari has always been a vindictive devil.

silastemplar:
oga you re just beign emotional,thoughtless and hateful. How many people have been lost to one crisis or the other between 1999 and now. Which president hasnt witnessed his own share of killings. You think it will end with Buhari? Your hate wont even be felt by the person sitting next to you. Stop hurting your heart unneccessarily