₦airaland Forum

GAZZUZZ:
I have seen that audi parked for over 2years in a workshop in the north.

tk4rd:
Bank-PHB Advert.??
I never knew someone believed that advert.

toastedbread:
playboy's getting married? joy or clara?

SmartchoicesNG:
Don't get mad over the truth

SmartchoicesNG:
Don't get mad over the truth

SmartchoicesNG:
False... Honda takes the trophy in ball joint issues

professorfal:
You'll never know how they feel during sex until you have a rod in your anus.

lofty900:
Where's the picture of the driver to proove he survived because I don't see how the driver can survive. Infact only a small child sitting in the driver's seat can survive this. By the way, that's not Port Harcourt, that's trailer park in oyigbo ph/aba express way. The worst road in rivers state. Port Harcourt city doesn't have that kind of road.

t9t9:
This is definitely a miracle as the driver survived such an accident. The container truck fell flat on the car at Akpajo, Rivers State.

https://autojosh.com/container-truck-fell-flat-on-a-car/

Cuddlebugie:
Contrary to popular belief, not all left-handers are intelligent or smart......

That said, please do not force the poor child to use her right hand. It's not her fault she's lefthander. Yes, we live in a right-handed world and there's bias against left-handed people but don't let what people say or do get to you.

Growing up was something else as my learned parents (mum in particular) thought it offensive to do anything with your left hand besides wipe your assss. She'd force me to hold stuffs and write with my right hand. I ended up in the middle. I'd use my right hand when she's around and switch to the left when she isn't. That was how i became ambidextrous. I still favour my left hand while washing or holding stuffs. I just can't help it. You need to see my handwriting, it looks like a chicken's scratch. I blame my mum for that.

The moral of the boring story is, don't try to change her. Allow her develop in her own way. Forcing her to change hands may have very bad effects in later life as well as being traumatic at the time and ruining her handwriting

IamaNigerianGuy:
This is not a miracle. It is a phenomenon well documented in the medical literature. It has happened before and will happen again.

The patient was mistakenly diagnosed as deceased after what was probably a cardiac arrest. He in all likelihood had spontaneous resumption of cardiac and circulatory activity. The technical term is ROSC
"A patient is not dead until he is warm and dead" is what you are taught in emergency medicine courses because cold preserves the vital organs and can allow recovery later.

In 19th century Europe and America , there were so many cases of people mistakenly thought dead who woke up, that a practice was established of keeping the 'corpse' in a room for 24 to 48 hours with a bell beside him/her. Friends and relatives would gather expectantly waiting with hope. If he awoke he was supposed to ring the bell.
That is the origin of the term 'wake keeping'

smellingmenses:
BUT I LOVE MY AUDI... BUILT LIKE NO OTHER.

dainformant:
Here are lovely photos of vehicle made by a talented Nigerian auto engineer with locally sourced materials. A Facebook user identified as Citizen Ikenna Samuelson Iwuoha took to his social media page to show the strong machine built by the Imo state indigene who used locally available materials in the state.

According to the poster, the made in Nigeria vehicle has been named Biafrakwezuonu 2017 model..

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/06/nigerian-man-shows-off-vehicle-made-locally-sourced-materials-photos.html

smellingmenses:
Can I tell​you something?

nurey:
Call me when it's time, I am on life insurance