₦airaland Forum

BeeBeeOoh:
anotok anything oh. My mind clean ooh..

ronald4lif:
The birth of social media have over taken writing of letters.

Lovely memories.

canalily:
u shuld be a teacher by nowif not u ar very very wrong with watever u ar doing now

abdulslutsky:
I only went to jele osinmi with that

Raymondenyi:
.1 thing is obvious here, u don't read Post! U rush to comment (really don't know why) if u had taken your time to look true, it was explicitly stated "salary and allowances" a little more time helps my brother..

8. Etsu Nupe, Alhaji Yahaya Abubakar (Niger), Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

barcanista:
Criticise APC and see the anger and bitterness of the members of the Church of Saddists reign on you

Like my brother Mogidi will always say, "No Surrender"

lawanson44:
Meaning he is only interested in his profits than in service delivery? Him nyash there!

PhockPhockMan:
That was the same thing MTN face in south Africa, while Vodacom was dominating the sector, they came to Nigeria to acquire operating license, today, they're Africa's number one.

importexpert:
This is our problem. Glo currently has 1 of the worst network in nigeria. Instead of perfecting their services in areas they hv occupied they r xpending.

moneybag4411:
that bweast makes me remember ''fall of the roman empire''

midolian:
LooL..see Labour party sef dey form opposition.

Let's see what will happen if Buhari chooses to go abroad for medicare. This is fvcking Silly

Ashleyma77:
Senator-elect and Chairman of Silverbird
Group, Ben Murray-Bruce, at the Silverbird
Man of the Year Awards at Eko Hotel last
night showed off his latest automobile
acquisition, an electric Kia car.He said to
drive the car, you don't need fuel, just
sunlight. The car can also travel for 8 hours
once fully charged and can be charged with
solar power. See more exclusive photos after
the cut...

Apart from this, the governors are also expected
to make their position known on which zone to be
supported for the office of the Senate President.
It was gathered that the governors would demand
that they be allowed to nominate who should
become the Senate President.

psalmizt:
Let's just we re having intellectual discuss as neither of us have a factual verifiable fact as regards the population census in Nigeria. Am not sure landmass alone is a yardstick for the determining the population of a region. This has always been the logic for attributing higher census figures to the North. Which I blv is unfair. Who has ever heard of a populous desert or semi arid Region? Beats commonla accepted demographics of more population in the tropical region. Oh well, we work with what we have for now.

kasiem:
Muazu, let's believe that u didn't sell out pdp but one of the strongest quality of a good leader is charisma.... since u lacked that charisma to even win ur local constituency and u can't also control ur members, I don't think it's quite reasonable for u to still remain as the leader. u can make a wonderful follwer if u so love the party, and u support any charismatic leader with ur ideas for the benefit of our united party.

psalmizt:
It's this fact that we don't have ooo. I still believe in free and fair census, Bauchi cannot be more.

There may have been world records and shock
defeats in other events, but the women’s 4x200m
was the most dramatic final on the first day of
the IAAF/BTC World Relays, Bahamas 2015.

Pre-event favourites USA looked to be on course
to successfully defend their title from last year,
after Shalonda Solomon, Kimberlyn Duncan and
Jeneba Tarmoh had built up a comfortable lead
on the first three legs.

But then disaster struck on the final changeover
between Tarmoh and Allyson Felix. The Olympic
200m champion couldn’t quite get a solid grip on
the baton as Tarmoh then bumped into her before
Felix fell to the ground, their medal hopes dashed.

There was drama too for the host nation as their
second changeover was well outside of the zone.
The Bahamas carried on and eventually crossed
the line in second place, but they were soon
disqualified.

It meant that Nigeria were the surprise victors,
winning in 1:30.52 to take two seconds off the
national record they set earlier this year. World
bronze medallist Blessing Okagbare led the team
off before the baton was passed to Regina
George, Dominique Duncan and Christy Udoh.

Jamaica finished a distant second in 1:31.73,
one-and-a-half seconds slower than their time
from last year, but one place higher on the
podium.
Germany were third in 1:33.61 while China set an
Asian record of 1:34.89 in fourth

johnydon22:
but the bible said its pain because some dude and his wife ate some apple. . . i wonder why child birth is pain for other animals too, did they eat the apple too?