₦airaland Forum

Jakumo:
When you test corret Wonda Bush from Ekiti side, eh, you go come testify here. Maybe na chemical own you been dey try before.

Chemical no good for man pikin, at all. Only 100% natural bush, when dem no add anyting, dey corret to enjoy any time.

No be chemical. Na from Delta State dem bring am come. Original one.
I be hungry man day time wey I still dey smoke, the thing affect me.

Jakumo:
See how dis shakisman dey try to divert attention. No worry, Sgt. Dongoyaro go soon come search ya house, and collet all dat Akure Wonda bush when you dey take style dey shop am for night, after de time when everybody don sleep finish.

We know you, and you know yasef. No be all ting when eye see, wey mouth go fiti dey talk am. In short, monkey no fine, but hin mama like am.

Oya, ready yasef Pastor Toscolee, to go tanda for under counter sotay ya family come go salute Oga DPO well-well, as weekend matta consign.

Shakis man for where?
Igbo wey give me confidence finish come go abandon me for road. Na God help me.

I'm not against it being legalized. But before they do so, I suggest that they build more Yaba-left like facilities all over the federation so that there won't be too many mad people roaming around.

TMKsouth:
Minxie above has answered your questions very well. Of course prejudice and mistrust still exist, but those people are in the minority now.

Blacks and coloureds are most likely to befriend and marry each other - especially outside of the Western Cape. But most people are friendly and civil with each other in public places.

Unlike with Nigeria we don't really have a tribal problem in SA. Nigerian tribalism is in a league of its own.

Thank you.
I'm learning.

Minxie:
Well, I think right after apartheid ended black and coloured didn't really know that much about each other here in the Western Cape. However, there wasn't animosity. I can tell you now that most coloureds prefer black people to white people. Especially the young ones because now we know more about each other. Yes, the old people have their views. I've heard some racist comments from old people (black, white and coloured) but usually we shut them up and educate them.

Yes there are a lot of cases where people marry and date across races. Even before apartheid ended. The only problem may be a culture clash. White people here are a little too conservative for coloureds. We are more liberal and more accepting and we love change. Sometimes there's a culture clash with black people as well because of roles in the household. But that's solved by the people involved.

I don't think there's animosity. If there is, it's individual based. Also, coloured people are very much pan african especially the young ones. We also tolerate each other because of our differences. When you have such a big pot of people in one area, you have to tolerate the things that you don't understand and you have to learn more about them. I must give thanks to the government though, especially with local programming. It made my people learn so much more about black people and the different cultures. they are no longer living in a bubble.

Thanks.
I have met very few South Africans ( a white man as a boss and a black lady on a visit to Nigeria), they were very humble, both had something in common; a childlike curiosity I found endearing.

TMKsouth:
Black people, including the coloureds, are the majority in Cape Town. But the city (and Western Cape province) remains the most unequal in the whole country due to the legacy of apartheid.

The province is the only one not governed by the ANC. So the DA has failed to drastically challenge the legacy of apartheid. People tend to vote along racial lines in the Cape, with the majority of the Coloured people often voting with the Whites.

How do the various races relate with themselves.
Suspicion?
Respect?
Tolerance?
Bitterness?
Is there inter marriage among them, do they befriend/help each other at school or work?
Which race is most likely to relate with another?

TMKsouth:
Not really, we all get along.

The difference is just that the Cape lifestyle is all about the outdoors - the mountain/beaches/winelands. So they are feeling more cooped up at the moment.

Ok.

I have a friend from cape Town, she also complained about the people there not obeying the lockdown.
Are people from cape Town special in your country?

Amazon Forest
North sentinel island

Lavisha:
Igob
amaka!

na Dem developers.

Please just stop.
She's human.
She went in search of a better life.
Is that a crime?

Na lie, na d government kill am.
Dem use insider........
Happens all the time.

I think some Nigerian universities should venture into N95 face masks production.
It will earn them both revenue and prestige.

Price please.

obynzo:
Does it make sense to you to kill or to blame a tribe for the actions of four ibo officers and a Yoruba officer? And mind you these boys killed an ibo officer in that coup Col Arthur Unegbe but for years that fact has been hidden just to spin it as an ibo coup. Other coups that have taken place no one has ever blamed an ethnic group but rather the organizers why the double standards for Jan 66 coupists?

Read Emeka, by Frederick Forsyth, Nzeogwu by Obasanjo and Why we struck by Wale Ademoyega. They all mentioned that.
This books were written probably before I was given birth to, and na senior man I be.
Unegbe was shot when he refused to hand over the key to the armoury. It wasn't in the plan.
It's never been a secret.

SLAP44:
Nigerians are crying for food just 2 weeks of peacefully staying at home forgetting that the Igbos faced starvation for 3 straight years while the Biafran war lasted?

And we must remember that for this last two weeks they are crying, nobody is bombing their markets, churches, schools, hospitals and refugee camps unlike what happened to the Igbos?

And no one is laying any land siege, sea or air blockade on Nigerians, nobody is shooting at both moving and unmoving targets this past two weeks and yet they are crying?

If you are finding what happened in the past two weeks difficult, remember to visit any Igbos born before 1970 and congratulate them because they are the real heroes of our time. They endured for 3 years and survived it all to thrive in the same space.

God bless the Igbos.

It's wrong and foolish to embark on the ethnic cleansing of a people because of the sins of a few.
It's utterly foolish for a few to murder very important members of the other tribes that they don't belong to, knowing that this is Africa.
So, don't intimidate anyone here with "remember".
Hope you remember what led to the hunger.

Chicagoesontop:
I can say the journalist staged this whole show, and lucky enough he got Don Baba J's attention ... Finally God still answers prayers, Corona or no Corona .

U don't know what women go through for their kids.
Aside that, even if staged, that's because she is going through hard times.

[quote author=SouthNigerian post=88320238]You should understand that I don't attack Christianity, I attack the wolves in sheep skin who keeping leading unsuspecting vulnerable Nigerians astray. For your information, I believe in Christ & His teachings.




Learn to be very objective when launching those attacks.
There are some people who believe that there is no genuine pastor and Church in existence, you will unconsciously help to destroy their faith.
Publicise pastors and churches you know are genuine.
Celebrate their stand for Christ and encourage people to join.
Don't give people reason to deny Christ.
The real wolves in sheep clothing are those who point out all the errors and never get anybody saved. They work for the devil and quote the Bible to back it up. God will judge them.

SouthNigerian:
If the Apostle is sincere about his healing powers, let him head straight to the NCDC Centre in Yaba while healing positive Covid 19 patients by placing his healing hands on their noses, mouth & eyes.

They were leper colonies in Jesus's time, but he never went there to heal everyone.
Jesus himself said, they were many widows in Israel, but only one had God intervene in her situation.
Just leave Christianity for us the sheeples and serve whatever way that suits you.
1.Christianity is a life of faith.
2.Salvation may be free, but not cheap.
3. For everyone that received healing, Jesus commended THEIR faith, so, anyone who desire healing should work on building their faith for healing.

Nice.
He eliminated the need to touch both tap and dispenser.

[quote author=sapientia post=88213333]They were recently chosen to be in United nations human rights whatever.

No wonder people have been kicking against it.



Counter him with your own facts na.

He made very intelligent submissions based on the video.

I don't trust China but that does not mean I won't sieve things I hear about them





You are wise one.

Kenneygirl:
On the contrary, my apologies though

Thank you.
I spoke harshly, I'm sorry.

Kenneygirl:
How's this news?
when you give to someone in need, don’t do as the hypocrites do—blowing trumpets in the synagogues and streets to call attention to their acts of charity

It's news.
This will encourage someone to do the same.
Jesus was addressing a mindset, not giving people like you the opportunity to criticize at every point.
You remember God only when you want to frustrate someone's life with criticism.

Very bad. The nurse will be traumatized.
Please check the Nigerian guy's mental state to determine if he's sound.

She wan go use agbo treat am

Confirmedzombie:
Why is it only south west states that are been reported. There are cases in Imo, Abia state, Anambra and Ebonyi even Enugu state.

The media are too bias. Time will tell.

Nonsense

Stop playing victim here, my friend.
Aren't there media organizations there?
Aren't there reporters for TV and radio stations and journalists/ editors of reputable papers or even bloggers of South eastern origin who air or write news?
This is tribalism also.

[quote author=chatinent post=88000283]I stopped reading when I saw "Major General." The non-commissioned soldiers are in the best position to talk about battles with BH not officers. [/quote





A non commissioned officer will not be able to come up with a solution the best way a general would, don't deceive yourself that they know that much.

Notify every retired doctor and nurse to be on standby for now.
Ask countries with zero cases to be ready to assist with qualified health personnel should things get out of hand and the ones we have got are not enough.

Theyoungmatron:
The only time you talk sensibly and professionally to a patient with a contagious disease like COVID-19, is when you are suited and kitted up as if you are going to the moon.

Like this guy below

We are also calling on volunteers to directs patients in our various hospitals< no particular certificates required>. You'all armchair cheerleaders and commentators should endeavour to apply.

are you serious about the volunteer bit. How do one apply?

OluwasureGig:
not my fault you're hated on here bro you caused it yourself by incessantly asslicking and worshipping the worst president the world has ever seen. your life needs a revolution Bro

Hahahaha.....
My stomach is paining me
Kikikiki

kingsleybrave:
I just remembered I have a friend there ..... what could be his fate......
Oh God I just remembered our Edo girls ..... Government should try and rescue them back home.......

Not now. Money should be transferred to them and there situation monitored.

I even heard a church after locking up the building for worship still sends the church account number for the payment of tithes and offering... Thieves...

A time will come, men will leave the institutional church in search for Jesus, and the time is now...[/quote]I dey pray make our church accountant pick my call.
I want make she send Church account number give me.

I no wan hear say I no pay tithe.
E pain u?

nezeodunze:
I searched the net and watched YouTube videos and all most all their method gave same result and the colours pop corns I sampled gave same result and that's why I want something different.

Okay.
I pray you find a better way to do it.