₦airaland Forum

fr3do: u are now calling the op a thief because he is good with ict.
U are amazing!

Gooci: here na AIT or Ogun radio

buhahahahahahah

optimumprimus: how the hell do you eat with your hands?Nasty! that's why there are lots of communicable diseases in Nigeria.

Jambsupport: u still around? ok tell that to ya uncles.

Hahaha, i must av given u a sleepless nite o
Sorry sweetie...lets settle our differences

nnekamezor: & i see u too...Hw u dey?

i dey okay o...u just bone ur paddy

nnekamezor: Lol

i see you o

Wake me up wen you are done ranting.. Sore loser

Jambsupport: i type, u correct. ya pathetic life is short, live it well.

Jambsupport: noticed by a low life? be greatful i gave u my attention. ode

Eureka007: me i impeach every spirit of failure in ma life in jesus name.

Jambsupport: lolzzz. small boy, a little advise for ya? get d fück off ma screen coz i now roll with ya uncles. now ya know wot to call them. lolzzz

Jambsupport: that means if ya father is still alive, you'd be my step son. sillything

argon500: Guys, today na your turn. Seriously, some guys are not different from dog. They have no taste, they chop anything they see. A friend of mine is an example, afterall he said most guys only look for face say the thing(P***y) be same only depends on size. At least(Averagely) he do approach not less than 2-3 lady( Physically) per day apart from social media.

Why is it that beautiful woman are irresistible ? Must we react to everything our eyes sees? Even the wowo lady self can't count how many guys approach them daily, afterall they(guys) would say ( I only want to use her pass time).

Jambsupport: shift jare. i don't roll with mofos talking trash like they know other people.

Jambsupport: read d conversation again and accept that u be olodo

I think u are actually the one taking panadol for another person's headache. D OP opened the thread and ran away, u are here defending her as if she is ur family member.

Ur name says it all sha.....jambsupport...always supporting people

Jambsupport: gbeborun. wetin concern u ba? na u she marry? jobless niggas takin panadol for peoples headache *spits*

why are u pained.....na ur brother she marry ??

ITbomb: No one ever tells us, but we know anyway
6 x 3 (pounding per week) x 52 (weeks) x 7 (years - assuming ) = what remains for the 7th unlucky fellow

Chai.....see calculation o .........Only if d guy knew how unlucky he was.

priscaoge: When my own thread go hit FP

In her first interview since winning the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria coveted title for 2014, Iheoma Nnadi speaks on he journey leading up to the finale, the crowning moment, taking on a new role and school.
The 19-year-old who is a model in South Africa is also putting her academics on hold.
Did she think she was going to win? Iheoma says yes.

Read excerpts;
On if she knew she would win: “Of course, yes. I mean, you buying a form means you are ready to become MBGN. I always knew I would be a beauty queen. Years back, the password to all my accounts had been forevermissworld.”

On her experience at camp: “We had to bond. The girls became sisters. You wake in the morning, you meet the same girls with whom you do practically everything. While in camp, you argue, you make up. We had so many great moments.”

On what she is studying in South Africa :
“Business Administration. I was studying via correspondent. I was in the process of transferring to the University of Johannesburg when I came back to Nigeria and picked the form. I did my interviews before coming back.”

On if her new role will make her stop school:
“Definitely. The South African academic calendar starts next year (January). So, I have to focus on MBGN for now”

On her pet project during tenure : “I’ll help stop child trafficking and child abuse. We have to work with agencies invited in this area to eliminate the menace. We need to work with agencies involved in this area to keep children children off the street and free them from forced labour. I will also organize seminars to mentor young girls, a kind of motivational programme aimed at mentoring them.”