₦airaland Forum

softwerk:
Did I mention your mother's village?!

softwerk:
First they raped her, then killed her and still had the time to put her panties back on?!

This smells of something else!

But why always from some particular parts of the country?

cummando:
If only she knows how many ladies are doing party over her downfall.... Be replying ooooo. Agbalumo

petkoffdrake2:
Eiya! Its not fair, where will I run to??

NwamaziNwaAro:
Is Falz not a fraudster??
He impregnated Simi without marrying her, Is that not fraud?
Our artistes are mostly fraudsters. Abi na "softwork" and "wehdone sir"make am hammer so?

Soljaboi44:
Someone, Somewhere-On-Earth Is 37hours, 8mins Pregnant Right Now..!!
Sister.. Is It You??



None Of My Biz'Ness Tho..
# 14th_Nov_Is_Chi ldren'sDay..!!

kateskitty:
Which one is pigeon pea

showmeurpenis:
How do university students /graduates, not know the correct use of He and she!!! Like really? That's y'all university levels? What do they do? just take your money and after 19yrs of studying you still can't differentiate between he and she? I give up! Really I just give up!

Just showmeurpenis and go!:

bakynes:
OP your guy is a correct guy he shd not spend big on you at all. What of me that spent money on my ex for 4 years through school and service year and she later dumped me on some flimsy excuse. Which account shd I write all the money I spent.
Men shd only spend on their wives and not gfs. Na the next girl wey I go date go suffer am, I will simply tell her I can't give you money if your parents can't give you money go and fuc*k man outside me am not spending on any girl again ever in my life.

izzou:


I actually feel for the civilians that are terrorized by Boko Haram. But I actually feel nothing for the soldiers that have lost their lives.

These soldiers are heartless and have no iota of compassion when in the midst of civilians. Even if Boko Haram kills 500 at once, I have no f**k to borrow, talk more of give.

Nigerian soldiers are worse than robbers sometimes

damochewinner:
Olohun ngbo OLORIBURUKU ni man Femi Adesina yi ke. He will be talking like person wey pack locust beans for mouth. Oponu ayirada afofungbemu

paskyboy:
YOU NOW SEE WHERE MY AVERSIONS FOR FRONT STEATS COMES FROM. RIP TO THE DEAD

Obascoetubi:
when will tb joshua expose himself?

Phonefanatic:
Normal. Seun next news pls. This thread made frontage without a single comment.

Did everyone see I'm FTC without shouting over it?

Neddstark:
Many yiibo ladies are involved in lesbianism

Wristler:
All these kinda things have negative effects at the long run

This gadget (if it actually and accurately does what it's purported) may increase the number of males babies rather than females

It is the subject of countless jokes and sitcom scenes – but knowing the best moment to leap into bed and try for a baby is a serious matter for many couples.

Now help is at hand in the form of a Fitbit-style wristband that the inventors claim can identify when a woman is at her most fertile with almost 90 per cent accuracy.

The Ava device recognises when a woman is about to ovulate by detecting subtle changes in her body, such as resting heart rate and skin temperature.The woman wears it while she sleeps, takes it off in the morning and sends the data to her phone.

Its inventors believe the £199 gadget, which is due to be launched in Britain this week, will take the guesswork out of conception and replace the messy and inconvenient urine-test method that many women use to determine their best time to have sex.

Dubbed the ‘fertility Fitbit’, the Ava looks like a watch.The device monitors nine variables which change slightly throughout the menstrual cycle. These include resting heart rate and skin temperature, which rise as the body prepares to release an egg.

It also measures breathing rate, the length of sleep, and movement during sleep. Individually, each of these signals has limited value in determining if a woman is at her most fertile.

But tracking them together means the wristband can identify this ‘window’ with surprising accuracy.A year-long study of 41 women, carried out at the University Hospital of Zurich in Switzerland, found it was 89 per cent accurate at predicting their most fertile five days of the month, as determined by hormone levels.

Lea von Bidder, 26, president of Swiss-based firm Ava, said trying for a baby could be ‘a very stressful and frustrating experience’ for women. She claimed the Ava would allow them to ‘understand the signs their body is giving them’.

But Professor Adam Balen, chairman of the British Fertility Society, questioned whether it would help. He said: “Sometimes these sorts of devices can just cause more stress by forcing people to have sex at a particular time, and that’s not really healthy.”

Couples hoping to conceive should simply have lots of sex throughout a woman’s cycle, he added, as ‘fresh’ sperm was best at fertilising the egg.

And he said: “If a woman has a regular cycle, her fertile days are predictable.”A new ‘hands-free’ breast pump is set to revolutionise the way new mothers feed their babies. The invention, which comes complete with Bluetooth wireless technology and its own mobile phone app, collects milk in a pouch that fits inside a maternity bra.

seguno2:
White man again.
No wonder a Nigerian was asked to stand up for a white man to take his seat in a Nigerian bank.
We are SLAVES forever.