₦airaland Forum

Obascoetubi:
next tynm mind ur own business or uu better post ur wife's pix here. do u know wether these guys were couples?

Obascoetubi:
i am a broken English speakers, so tel me did u see ur wife in dis pix?wat is ur problem now?

emeka20091:
Hehehe...but op how credible is dis pishure

Obascoetubi:
SO WHAT IS UR PROBLEM? DOES THEY RAPE UR WIFE?

ugoogift:
WTF!!!...

emeka20091:
Its kind of difficult to notice...OP how did u notice this?

DesChyko:
Lol.. This one no from Nigeria Breweries oo.. Na straight from Ojo Barracks

"...So I sat at a bar here in Calabar today with
my friends to have a drink and what were we
served? Star in a Harp bottle, abi is it Harp
covered with Star wrapper? Its almost
unbelievable (considering the Guinness/NBL
rivalry). And I hope you noticed that it's well
cocked and untampered, so it's not like
anybody did anything funny. That was straight
from the fridge! Welcome to 9ja! Lol..."

Ayoakinkahunsi:
I hope those figures are correct
96%.......?

kastonkastrol:
Oopz APC strongholds have a very encouraging collection rate from what I noticed

GenBloodykilIer:
Otu nne i robot

raumdeuter:
ada[size=16pt]MUMU[/size]azu

Six PDP members of the House of Reps have
defected to APC, Labour party and Accord party.
The lawmakers announced their defection at the
resumed session of the house today February
17th. Three of them moved over to APC, two to
Labor party while one moved over to Accord
party.

PDP Chairman, Adamu Muazu this afternoon
posted this munched BBC tweet about Niger
republic citizens marching in solidarity with their
military and said that was what patriotism was
about and not Nigerians who constantly insult
security agencies and government. You know how
our people are... they came for him. See the
tweets after the cut...

Nigeria, the world’s seventh largest producer of
hydrocarbon, accounts for about 68.1 per cent of
the total revenue Africa is losing annually as a
result of illegal transfer of revenues abroad.
The report of the Thabo Mbeki High Level Panel
on Illicit Financial Flows from Africa adopted on
Sunday by African Union Heads of State and
Government at their summit in Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia said about $40.9billion (about
N6.87trillion) of an estimated $60billion (about
N10.08trillion) lost through such transfers from
Africa are traced to Nigeria.
The funds are stolen through corruption, tax
evasion and illegal transfer of profits by
multinationals, the AU said.
Nigeria, which produces an average of 2.3million
barrels of oil daily as the leading hydrocarbon
producer in Africa, is being ravaged by poverty
and underdevelopment.
The report also identified Egypt and Morocco as
the other countries with the largest estimates of
illicit financial flows statistics of $28.2billion and
$20.3billion respectively.
Cumulatively, Nigeria and Egypt topped the list of
ten African countries by illicit financial transfers
between 1970 and 2008, with $217.7billion
(about N36.57trillion), or 30.5 per cent, and $
105.2billion (about N17.67trillion), or 14.7 per
cent respectively, while South Africa had $
81.8billion (about N13.74trillion), or 11.4 per
cent.
Concerned by the high losses through these illegal
transfers, which was identified in 2011 as one of
the threats to the inability of most resource-rich
countries in Africa to meet their millennium
development goals, MDGs, the AU at its 4th Joint
African Union Commission/United Nations
Economic Commission for Africa, AUC/ECA,
Conference of African Ministers of Finance,
Planning and Economic Development constituted
the Mbeki Panel to review the underlying issues
stalling Africa’s accelerated and sustained
development objective.

Nigerian army went forward and ambushed Boko
Haram terrorists preparing to stage a return
attack on Maiduguri, capital of Borno state
yesterday.
The ambush happened in the night of Sunday
with the army killing dozens of Boko Haram
terrorists.
This happening as the Cameroonian and Chadian
armies reportedly captured Gwoza from Boko
Haram.
The Chadian army has also reportedly captured
Gamboru from the grip of the terrorists.
Boko Haram is being boxed in and this has added
to their desperation to seize trench surrounded
Maiduguri.
Nigerians are praying that the president does not
again sabotage this war and save the terrorists
by announcing a cease fire again.

McLuhan:
Self-delusion.

Alonga:
all this will be opposite come feb 14

ugoogift:
op God bless u...in bihari we stand #ihavedecided

1. "INEC declares Buhari President-Elect with 26.4
million
votes! PDP rejects result" -VANGUARD!
2. "Buhari declared winner!". "This is the worst
election in
Nigeria's history" (Olisa Metuh) -PUNCH!
3. "APC in a historic victory!". "Godswill Akpabio
flee to
Ghana, begs for forgiveness". -PM NEWS!
4. "This is the most rigged election in the world,
Jega must be
arrested and imprisoned immediately. We are
heading to
court" (Ruben Abati) -DAILY INDEPENDENCE!
5. "South-south boilsas INEC declares Buhari
winner,
Militants threaten war." - NIGERIAN TRIBUNE!
6. "APC wins Aso Rock, 70 Senate seats and 65%
House of
Reps. We are studying the results" (Mimiko) -SUN
NEWSPAPER!
7. "Militants protests Buhari's victory, demands
cancellation
of polls in Northern States" -TRIUMPH
NEWSPAPER!
8. "How Jega rigged the polls in favour of Buhari" -
PREMIUM TIME
9. "Obama, Hollande, Banki Moon, other World
leaders
congratulate Buhari" -THE NATION!
10. "I will finish all the gambaris in Niger Delta
before May
29" (Asari Dokubo) -SAHARA REPORTERS!
11. "Jega rigged for the opposition, we will obtain
a court
order and arrest him" (SSS spokeswoman, Marylin
Ogar) -
LEADERSHIP!
12. "It can never be possible, It is either Jonathan
or no
Nigeria" (Ayo Fayose) -DAILY TRUST
13. "Senate President, David Mark in a secret
meeting with
the Military to stop May 29 hand over to Buhari" -
THISDAY
NEWSPAPER
14. "No President that has his people at heart will
hand over
power to someone who doesn't care about the
Masses" (Doyin Okupe) -NTA NEWS
15. "Nigeria will be better without Jonathan".
(United Nation)
-NEW YORK TIMES.

1. Cleansed Nigeria of corruption as head of
state.
2. Reduced inflation rate from 40% to 3%.
3. Prosecuted and jailed hundreds of corrupt
politicians,
officials and business people.
4. Reduced our debt.
5. Diversified our economy focusing more on
agriculture.
6. Stabilised Naira (changed colour of money to
stop illegal printing and theft of our money).
7. Rejected IMF loans and its ruinous dictates.
8. Recovered looted funds from looters.
9. Refused to Devalue Naira or raise fuel price.
10. Captured Exiled looter Umaru Dikko in the Uk
I can go on!
Anyway I don’t want any reward from Okupe I
don’t handle
stolen money.

elantraceey:
I still wonder why people go as far as insulting ones parent that did absolutely nothing to them .