₦airaland Forum

teamf:
I own one of this ride in gta V

asuustrike2009:
Deeper life me,can't you see bangles on her hand?

bolex04:
why are you obsessed with deeper life

NwaAmaikpe:



When their career falls apart.

They remember Christ.

EmekaBlue:
Y non of my friend b celebrity sef....make one come find me

jagbajantus:
Funny how many Nigerians are criticizing Emmanuel Adebayor here.
It's his money. He earned it. He can spend it any way he wants. If he doesn't plan well and goes broke tomorrow, na him fault be that. That is not your problem. At least, he didn't steal or embezzle it from government, like our corrupt Nigerian "officials" and politricians always do. Let us worry about the $43 million that was found in an Ikoyi apartment. Do you know what happened to it? Will anybody ever be brought to justice about it? NO, I don't think so. Because na very big Naija guys stole that money and put it there. Money cannot move itself. People have to move it. Do we know exactly what happened to the stolen millions of dollars and millions of pound sterling? What about the millions found on the seized jet supposedly owned by Pastor Oritsejafor sent by Jonathan to South Africa? Or the 28 billion (that was the "good" old Nigerian Naira) found on a Nigerian helicopter that was forced to land in Idi Amin ruled Uganda, many decades ago during the first Obasanjo administration? Do we know what happened to that money? What about the billions stolen by Babangida, Danjuma and Atiku, et al? The average Nigerian will never know. The Ikoyi money was the one that we know. What about all the other stolen billions that we don't even know anything about?

You guys are worried about Adebayor when you should focus on those crooks who have robbed Nigeria's dreams and continue to destroy that country everyday. At least Adebayor donates money to help education and the local schools. If na Naija, the politricians go chop the government money instead of doing good things with it. How many rich Nigerian entertainers (all these musicians, actors, business men and women, millionaire celebrities) have helped average Nigerians? Name them and tell us what exactly they did and how much they spent. And I am not talking about just giving away loaves of bread or bags of rice one time. What concrete or permanent thing have the Nigerian affluent and all those rich entertainers done besides partying and showing off all their houses and cars? How many of them have donated 10 million dollars to education or to a local project? How about our many millionaire pastors and 419 "preachers" who ride around in private jets, expensive cars and suits and shoes but do nothing to help the average Nigerian man or woman who is left to die and suffer? Remove the log from your own eye first before you decide to criticize your neighbor. Ask yourself, did Jesus travel in a car? Did Jesus wear expensive clothes, shoes and clothes? No he wore sandals and walked a lot. Did Jesus live in a mansion or expensive house? Nigerians, stop deceiving yourselves and stop trying to fool the rest of us.

I like Bill Gates. He donates millions to important causes and very needy people around the whole world. Gates is very humble but everybody is not Bill & his wife - Melinda Gates. Adebayor donates to his local community and to thousands of Togolese children. That is good enough for me. A donation to education lasts forever. Abeg make una let him enjoy his money joor.

Ajibo111:
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INVESTORBNAIRA:
I hve fuckèd omotola before very tight pussy

Afonjashapmouth:
How man people are seeing a painted Gorrilla's image​?

Khd95:
this Evans self dey talk plenty plenty talks

mtcheeew

gurunlocker:
Don't just to people post, I don't GAF about being a kid or not.... I am talking about her saying Davido is living on his father's money, TF?

uzoclinton:
Beautiful ko..

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7 Facts About Music and The Psychological Effects it Has On Us

alexistaiwo:
Let me help OP to add small.

Straff (copulation)
Konji (Sexual urge)
Igbo (marijuana)
Chuku Chuku (no be my mouth you go hear am )

chuksanambra:
Wrong. He's as useless as an eunuch's manhood.

The only thing useful in his life is his skin. It can be dried and used to make Koboko. At least, the Koboko would be used to flog foolish people like him.