₦airaland Forum

1Sharon:
Lool are tramadol and rophynol illegal? They're just highly regulated.

grossintel:
In Nigeria yes, besides you're not supposed to take them without prescription because you can easily overdose on them. Weed won't kill you even if you overdose on it, you'll just sleep off.

xynerise:
Thought provoking I would say..

Cigarette contains nicotine and methane which obviously kills. It has led death of millions globally on annual bases, and unfortunately, even thousands have died as a result of secondhand smoke exposure..that means, even a non-smoker is " liable to die young" when exposed to a smoker.

Despite these facts, cigarette is still legal. Isn't it hypocritical to make weed and other hard drugs illegal while cigarette remains a menace flexing freely in the society?

grossintel:
How many people have cigarette killed? Millions a year, weed is yet to record 1 single cause of death, do your research.

Kennyswagzz:
please don't quote me again

Kennyswagzz:
good bye

OgaBuhari:
this ipob fools have come again

Ttipsy:
so

Kennyswagzz:
abeg i nor fit shout

Sofistcatdmoron:
obsolete data,
ekite state amd oyo are the dirtiest states in Nigeria,
ekiti home of open defacation
afonja land even a prof is a scammer,
fear afonja

Kennyswagzz:
i am talinkg of WHO and this fool here is telling me pulse ng.. this is from WHO

Kennyswagzz:
the dirtiest people in the world are igbos according to WHO

Kennyswagzz:
this is how igbos look

Enemyofpeace:
The thing wey you chop since 2017 never do you?Abeg leaf the girl jo make she look for a brown new prick to chop from 2020 jare. I ate stingy people

iTearHerToto:
If you run a proper check you gonna realize they are just two afonjas in diaspora fighting prolly over a man. It doesn't matter if they are in or out of their Country Zoo, you will never find peace amongst them. It's so pathetic and I do feel for them atimes but who cares
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chigoziri2403:
That is why I detest travelling by road, you are left at the mercies of the driver , who might have drank enough alcohol before he drives
The road transport sector should be regulated like the airways, but who will do it, when most leaders fly always.
Just imagine people dying via the carelessness of someone else.

Enemyofpeace:
I am currently fokn an igbo married woman. Deal with it

Yoighaman:
All I'm saying is that she is just saying what she's always heard, yes, we know we have electricity challenges but did she actually see it? She left the airport where there was light and on her way to the hotel, she's screaming no light, did PHCN cease power in the car?? If she were riding at night and everywhere was dark, I can understand.

Yoighaman:
...but she see light for airport before she commot, how she come take know say no light as she dey ride inside car?