₦airaland Forum

lexy2014:
really? How old are d ladies in question?

The first was married at 17. Still don't know how old the other is

semyman:
You digging your grave

FYI, I don't believe in any stupid repercussions. He's an Oba does not mean he's no longer human. If he's gonna voodoo my ass, then he has better watch it, I can be mean sometimes.

But it's good to know that unlike him, I'd be buried normally. His head would be chopped off, taken to the land of the Afonja's. Ife to be specific. And he'd be standing when the remaining half would be buried. That's demeaning you know.

Favor99:
1. I doubt they are really sisters.
2. Those are not underage girls they are clearly adults by the looks of the photos

1. They're sisters. The first one was chosen during his coronation rituals. It's a tradition. The second paid a visit to her sister and was wifed too.

2. By October he would celebrate the third anniversary of his coronation. It's been almost three years. And looks can be deceiving you know, you need to see my 14 years old cousin.

If you're tempted to ask how I know, I live in Benin, close to the palace actually.

MetaPhysical:
Thats suspicious. The voltage through the adapter has been stepped down significantly and the power feed to the handset is too low to electrocute a grown person.

I don't believe it one bit. Person die, your relative o and the first thing that came to mind is to snap him picture.

Fine vintage car

The poor bird is broke. He went to the Atm to withdraw the last 1K. He inserted his card. Made the transaction. Was asked to take his card. Received an alert. But money no come out. Machine dey tok OUT OF SERVICE. He last 1K.

We die here

Lifestone:
Isn't this incestuous?

The most painful part is that it's child abuse. Because he wears a ceremonial robe, sits on a chair and waits for Government money everyone turns a blind eye. Make I see somebody talk about Nwoko again. If na ordinary marry underage everyone go shout, Governor go shout, but them no put this paedophile for jail

Buckubuck:
We can't realise that because the system benefits some people. The victims themselves have now turned to the supporters of the beneficiaries. So, the train will continue moving until perhaps a separate shock knocks it off its track

It would be a disaster.

A friend was analyzing something the other day. He spoke extensively about Communism and socialism, about the Russian, Chinese, Mongolian, and Cuban system. When practiced right, there could be benefits, true no system is perfect but if we set aside our greed, and sentiments, we can make any system work.

He used the military as an example. If properly packaged, a good system would be birthed. A system where Nigeria's sovereignty and unity comes first. A system where human rights would be respected. A system that would have everyone represented, the affluent and the peasants. If China, under communism can lift over 100 million people from poverty within 15, we can make any thing work.

I never agreed with his opinion, but I have this feeling that we're headed for the rocks

First rule in negotiation: don't act like you're too desperate.

You con go tell am say you need money, tell am wetin you wan use the money take do sef. He knows you need the money, you would do anything for the money, so he cashed in on it.

Just accept that he played you, and you fell, move on.

I'd suggest you'd do something to support yourself, like learning a trade. You can testify to the securities entrepreneurship provides. Source of startup funds from family, and friends, you can also move out of your comfort zone, like starting a go fund me appeal, and if you are prudent with funds try taking a loan. Good job with the savings.

Buckubuck:
Thus the bone of my argument. It is customised to meet the peculiar needs of SA as a nation, not taken hook, line and sinker from the Europeans. I believe this is what Nigeria needs to do as the present system does not favour us in any way.
BTW, SA's system also shares some similarities with the presidential system as well since the president serves as both head of state as well as head of govt

Nigeria has been a Yes sir! Yes ma! state since forever. We do whatever would be in the best interest of foreign powers as long as it benefits the high and mighty in power. I have always believed the Presidential system is for the United States, the Parliamentary system is for Britain. But we choose to accept the American system, not just the system but the electoral process too. Every other sane state accept democracy yes, but they modify it. Canada operates the Parliamentary system the Brits left them, but in their own way. Same can be said of SA and other countries.

The sooner we realize we are boarding a train heading for doom the better for us.

Buckubuck:
I agree. But you'll also agree it's not the usual form of parliamentary system

It's a customised Parliamentary system, and should not be compared to the Presidential system.

Buckubuck:
Wrong!! SA operates a presidential system. Only thing is they introduced some peculiarities to suit their vision for their country not just swallow the darn thing hook line and sinker. Their head of government is referred to as president not prime minister

Take a good look, then build a more sophisticated counter argument

MrPolitics:
Lol when have you ever heard of election tribunals handling LG elections?
Local govt elections are conducted by the state govt and not INEC.
The PDP cried and shouted then about the sham but ofcourse APC didn’t care.

You got it wrong there bruv. The SIEC conducts state elections. And a court ruling can be used to dissolve the cabinet

jaxxy:
I believe sanwolu. Wish him well. He shud take Lagos into the 21st century.

So which century are we in now?

Anytime she stand near Nwoko her face go drop

South Africa operates a Parliamentary system of government. All the ministers are members of its Parliament. But in Nigeria the process is long and stressful, even if the president knows who he wants to make his cabinet now, he has to wait. He has to wait because the current National Assembly is yet to be dissolved, and a new one inaugurated. But once a new Parliament seats the president has no excuse.

1. SEAL - KISS FROM A ROSE

NgeneUkwenu:
When am I going to get married, oh My God? Just don't want menopause to meet up with me.

You won't get husband here, so to the junction tomorrow morning wearing a placard that reads: HORSEBAND WANTED, APPLY WITHIN

ngwababe:
The husband go enjoy oo

What exactly is he going to enjoy?

kennygee:
To a woman more than double his age?

His mother's reaction will be priceless.

Tell that to Emmanuel Macron. Anyone should be allowed to marry whomever they want, age, color, height should not be a barrier.

BTW, A Spanish citizen is an EU citizen

vanida6:
May dis man come find me nah

So you really wanna go there

Na Dem

MrPolitics:
The LG elections in Oyo were actually a sham.
It was rigged to make APC win all seats.
As much as I call for LG autonomy, free and fair elections must also be involved.
I hope this is his plan

So he's assuming the role of Inec and the courts? Why do we have the election tribunals, and the Judiciary? If anyone has a cause for complain, the constitution points to appropriate channels. He's got no right whatsoever to dissolve legally elected office holders. It's like saying Buhari asked State Governors to step aside.

I'm having this feeling that Oyo people are in for it. OYO is their case

vanida6:
I'm still in pain in yesterday game


thunder fire emry.

Take it easy nau. There is sti Europa league next season

Amuocha:
'The ones i work to create a better future'

That P Diddy would run things for the father oh, just wait and watch

And the girls sef. All four children. None of them resembles Jide or his wife.

All of them are boring, in Naija it won't pay well.


FTC

So where are our youth leaders? Every body come lets go and fight so that 15 year Olds would contest for president

And what's funny about this?