₦airaland Forum

EnglishUsa:
Politics in church is more political than politics in government

StraightGaay:
Pls how do I borrow money from the world bank

Trustme2:
They have shifted from farming farmlands to farming their wives. All farm na farm and even if they can't get the fruit of the land, why should we stop them from getting the fruit of the womb 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

smileyoo:
This is a good move but will not solve the problem of food scarcity.
If this emilokan government can tackle the problem of national insecurities, especially against farmers across the nation, food scarcity will be a thing of the past, because Nigerians had always be taken care of their food needs, before all these useless bandits and heartless Fulani -herdsmen terrorists started killing innocent Nigerians especially farmers in their various farmlands across the nation, thereby drastically reducing the food production capacity of Nigerian farmers.
Those bandits and Fulani -herdsmen terrorists, that has been terrorising and killing Nigerians especially farmers must be treated as enemies of the state, that they are indeed.

Afrojuju2017:
I don't think there are many banks willing to take over heritage bank. And if the banks board is hostile to this proposal it can lead into years of legal dispute while the depositors funds continue to be at risk. By revoking the licence and liquidation the depositors can get aime relief.

Armaggedon:
There is no such state creation movement seeking an Idoma state in the south east. If they truly want it, I expect frequent press conference to that effect like the Anioma people used to do. Moreover, "Ohimini state" might appeal more to Igbos than Apa state.

Not just about state creation, political atmosphere in the country is getting fluid and we could witness drastic changes that could lead to seperation. Anyone left out of the Noah's ark will be lost forever.

sterlingD:
It is Real

Ades1:
Lemme quickly go and sell! Rubbish people

tbambam:
Throw it inside water , it will expand

KayOn1:
There is really fire on the mountain. Transcorp, FCMB, NEM, ... on full offer.

Ok

JoeEeL:
MEN ARE THE STUPID ONES THAT SUPPORT ALL THESE RUBBISH I SWEAR. The woman is even clearly expressing her loyalty to her husband ONLY if it is tied to money. This na woman wey likely guys don bang finish when she dey uni o. And d man dey feel like say hin be odogwu. Hahaa.

See as d woman be like pillow. Men using money to buy loyalty. Men behaving like slaves and the man is sheepishly smiling. Let anything happen to his source of money first.

I think there's a book called the "Manipulated Man". If you're a man and you have not read this book, I'd encourage you to do so.

dapix:
MPR Rate now 26.25%

ravensckar:
Looks more like a Crocodile tears to me.

That was how my wife was crying on our wedding day when she was escorted into the car to be taken to our honetown. She held on tight to her parents and refused to let go until my mum shouted at her.

In my mum's words; "stop all these pretentious tears, you've been coming to visit my son and had even spent weeks with us despite telling your parents that you're in school. If you don't stop all these drama now, I'll tell them the rest of the story...." My wife immediately wiped her tears and gently entered the car. How her tears magically dried up remained a mystery.


The very first advice that my mum gave me about marriage was to never be swayed by a woman's tears. In her words, it's "mere acting".