₦airaland Forum

crazygod:
I hope Donaruma is seeing the nonsense he has caused. No wonder Luiz Enrique didn't want to renew his contract even when he begged that he will reduce his salary. Otondo keeper

femi4:
She is in trouble already, Bon bread asked her to pull the video down

Nl just dey wake

ask4bk:
Omo..
If hunger no kpai you, terrorists go do am.
If not, government themselves.

If you manage escape those, trailer go come inside your house kpai you

😭😭😭

Quarterpast:
Counsel me okay?

Quarterpast:
I've being battling depression for quite a long time now, and I must confess, it hasn't being easy on me.

To me, Depression is a state of Hopelessness.

I experience Mood Swings a lot. One time I'm happy and feeling hopeful, and the next minute, I go back to my shell feeling lost, anxious, hopeless and drained. I have more sad times than happy times. For many years now, I've not been happy for a complete day. My happiness is just for a fleeting moment.
I barely sleep at night. I go to bed very late, lay on the bed for hours, try to force myself to sleep off, but it's difficult. Then before daybreak, I'm up again. I'm always aware of whatever happens at night.
I easily get irritated by people. I hate to be provoked. I'm a very calm person, but I tend to overract when I'm slightly provoked. I don't have patience.
I keep to myself. I don't socialise. I hate crowd. I just go to work and come back. On weekends, I can stay indoors for two days without talking to a neighbour.
If I hear a knock on my door, my heart jumps, even a call or text on my phone gets me anxious.
I also find it concentrating. I'm always over thinking. Last week I came out of my room forgetting that I was naked.

I'm having constant headaches which makes me physically weak. Sometimes, I become apprehensive too.

I can't share my challenges with anybody for fear of being locked and taken advantage of, that's why I'm bringing it here. Sometimes, I feel I'm no longer alive.

I care for people a lot, but same people betray me when it's time to reciprocate. Now I dislike people because I see them trying to exploit my weakness.
I don't have family, I don't have friends. If I'm fall sick today, I'm calling on nobody. Because of this, I try to be careful with my life.
"A child who has just one cloth shouldn't be playing in the rain with other kids who have many cloths. A hunter left with just a bullet in his Gvn must be careful not to target aimlessly"


Mynd44 Seun nlfpmod

success1smyn:
Why will I be using my power bank while charging? I will charge the phone first na


Modified

Like most here don't understand the op. Using power bank to charge your phone while charging the power bank don't even make sense.

insidelife22:
The blood wey don finish since 2004

McLizbae:
Dear OP @Stephen0mozzy and @kobojunkie have said it the way it is, and I believe you know that. Bro, double your hussle and give as much as you can to that woman and the kid to stay fine. What you have their is an housewife, some may call such full housewife. It's luxurious and good if you can maintain such. She cooks, clean, takes good care of the home and the children. That's her job, and it's yours to go out and get the money. Settle with this and there will be lasting peace in that home.

iamjavadem:
It might seem like a good move but it's gonna backfire. Trolls and the likes will just be calling the number.

hegelian:
i dont understand.. in a war every side get hit but the main shit is who get hit most and by what magnitude as well as who is able to recover and enjoy the spoil of war..that iran is hitting some target is very much expected, every war enthusiast no it aint a tea party but the cost to iran and its mullah is grave compare to the us and isreal..it not only lost the entire middleeast countries but will lose its government and power while the bases will be rebuilt in no time the mullahs will never recover...i just dont understand the purpose of the buffonry

Malagans:
Yes, codedly.

But I was no longer comfortable since then, I just had to leave

Malagans:
I was sleeping in a male cousin's house, then his sister came in, she thought I was deeply asleep cos I was snoring.
She told the brother, so this guy never go back to him house, he still dey run from landlord. Better pursue am commot before he go pack all him things come dey live with you o..

Hearing this made me even more depressed. It almost a month now, but Till today, I no longer see them as my cousins.

In this life, if only we could read People's hearts, hmmmmm. You think you have a good friend or brother? Wait until you hear what he says about you behind your back, then you'll know howfa

math2001:
If you at map you see who is rich

obembet:
Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. In Nigeria, traffic laws are designed to protect drivers, passengers, and pedestrians.

Although some law enforcement officers have turned this into a daily means of extorting Nigerians unlawfully, knowing your rights protects you. When you understand the law, no officer can easily take advantage of you.

Here are the traffic offences and their penalties under nigerian law

1. No C-Caution in your vehicle
Fine: ₦3,000

2. Improper child seating position – Children under 16 years are not allowed to sit in the front seat.
Fine: ₦3,000

3. Dangerous driving – Reckless or irresponsible driving that endangers others.
Fine: ₦50,000

4. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
Fine: ₦5,000

5. Driving with expired tyres or without a spare tyre
Fine: ₦2,000

6. Driving with worn-out tyres
Fine: ₦3,000

7 Excessive smoke emission from your vehicle’s exhaust
Fine: ₦5,000

8. No speed limiting device installed in your vehicle
Fine: ₦3,000

9. Failure to carry a fire extinguisher in your vehicle
Fine: ₦3,000

10. Overloading your vehicle beyond its capacity
Fine: ₦10,000

11. Preaching or selling items inside a commercial vehicle while in transit
Fine: ₦50,000

12. Failure to wear a seatbelt
Fine: ₦2,000

13. Using a mobile phone while driving
Fine: ₦4,000

14. Defective or damaged side mirror
Fine: ₦3,000

15. Broken front or rear windshield
Fine: ₦2,000

16. Driving with an expired driver’s licence or without a valid driver’s licence
Fine: ₦10,000

Reference:
Section 10(4) and 28(2) of the FRSC (Establishment) Act, as well as Regulation 220 of the National Road Traffic Regulations.

© Obembe Tosin

Naya261:
I am married with Children, my wife is a registered nurse with about 8yrs working experience.

Please which one would you strongly advice Between Sponsoring my wife's Nursing career to the UK or Enroll for Msc in Construction Project Management in the UK?

My aim for the Msc is as a means to jakpa and reside in the UK to continue working not that I really needed the Msc.



Please i need your candid advice. Thanks.

donareal:
another female friend, for real?

donareal:
Imagine your woman send you this message on Valentine's day. You are already feeling warm and fuzzy inside, about to pen your own sweet message to her only to realize it was a forwarded message. Forwarded from who na?

frugal:
You’re smart. It’s a bait for sure. El-Rufai is a smart fellow. Look at the way he just said it confidently on live tv without stammering or retraction.

adekanmbi1986:
El Rufai should help us look for who tapped it.