₦airaland Forum

oyibomoses: table leg, i know you are a lady and a very lazy one, let me ask you a question, when you were little, who was cooking for your father. bitch like you

Claus: Nice one Ms Silva!





Na wah o! Some pent up aggression from our females up in here. Lol!

NOPET: well, is a pity that most of u who wants to serve 2yrs with increase in alawee has not experience serving Nigeria in a remote village is. i served in kebbi state. BIRNIN KEBBI, kebbi state capital has no one Mr Biggs or any good restaurant that u can visit and have a good time. thankGod am out of that hell. pls friends is not an easy task. ask those who served.

Are you looking for a wife?
why post your pix here?
Goodluck with it though.






But try and clean that fan first

Shollypopz: Chei!! Who woulda thought a car could bleed....Uganda!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=CrtqZEobJSg#t=7s

tellwisdom: she for wait na....na heaven she go, go sing the remaining song wey she get

Billyonaire: State Pardon, just like Political Amnesty are political panacea. I understand that many people will be focusing on Alameseigha more than other beneficiaries, so I will like to ask. Was Alams the most corrupt Governor then ? Why was his case different ? I think his arrest and conviction was politically motivated by OBJ to send a message to his opponents, OBJ was also doing same to Mike Adenuga, (although Mike ran away to UK, to avoid arrest), OBJ was arresting these guys to send a message to IBB, Atiku etc. Alams from that experience was inspired to derive a political philosophy which he carefully opines: "There are only two entities you can not fight, God and Government" and I agree. This state pardon, just like the amnesty programme, is a worthy step.