₦airaland Forum

Ada Nri1: Such a naive young man. couldn't he have given that money in a more dignified way to a charity? I guess he's refused to grow up

nedu2000: Isn't it suppose to be a comedy?!!adults acting as pupils is funny if you ask me.....I disagree with the Brown dude

BabaAlabi: Stingy girl...what will you lose if you allow the poor guy tap small current. Wicked Naija girls

Brimmie: Lol.. Wizzy.. Go Fvck Urself!!

#TeamOBO
#TeamMoeMusa

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Is WizKid tryna get to DavidO with this trash!? That Kid is so arrogant!! What's your own Kiddo!? Did you pay fot the Vid!? I dnt gettit!!

I was disappointed after seeing the Video! Even the Low-Budget Skelewu Tutorial Video make sense. Sesan fvcked up!!

At least he (Sesan) got Paid! So!? Let Moe Musa chop his own and give DavidO Fans something D0pe!!

texaco1: keep living in ur fools paradise ,and who tells you that they want to continue singing In a band?do u know their plans?so if you have the chance that they had you will come back home to keep jumping like a frog behind a musician abi?

toptop: @poster, why is it that it is only in the banks that Nigerians expect perfect service? Every other service provider fails to meet your expectation and you dont shout blue murder. The next thing is that you will want staff to be sacked, so that you will be satisfied. Where as you are in your own service corner messing up. In this case, you are wrong. Why should you come to the bank with your bike? Stop crying fowl where there is no harm. Be careful and repent.

I was at the GT Bank today (OAU, ILE-IFE branch) to deposit a sum of money. I went with a private bike to the bank. It has been continually emphasized that public bikes are not allowed at the bank’s car park (although no symbolic indication there). On this day, I was about parking this bike of mine on the slab as I use to do

Ada Nri1: I do not think Genevieve should be on that list. Back in 2004 when I was still an undergrad student my roomate managed to get her number and called her. My roomate regretted that call.
She said Genevieve asked her how she got the number and why she is still jobless when her mates were already earning money. I can't remember all the insult she got from that phone call, but I think Genny may have been quite rude because my roomate fumed over it for days.

edwonderz: it was between 1am and everywhere was still luminous because of the 24hrs uninterrupted power supply they have in those countries, some shops were still open and we were still sober, sticking to our agreement before one chap rolled towards our direction with his mobile tea shop. We called him and every one of us bought and we all drank a cup of hot nescafé.
However, to my deepest surprise, none of us is able to recall what happened after a cup of nescafé, we don't even know how we all slept off at the same time and was unconscious while the little rat parted with some of our valuables.
I am astonished up till this moment. It was our drivers that woke us up in the morning and we started asking ourselves what happened. Lol! perhaps that's part of the adventure.

Moral lesson: Be careful of all these borders especially at night and don't eat any how food from any how person even if you are starving.
Au-revoir.

Mathicks: I seem to get the feeling that most Nigerians ask girls out on a date and mostly the location is a resturant. I've seen ''lets go to see a movie together'' ,''accompany me to my friends' party'' , yes... But those are very few. What is it with the Resturant thingy? lol and WHAT OTHER PLACES DO YOU THINK ARE APPROPRIATE FOR DATES?

TONYE001: Monsieur le Cow-boy Idi

TONYE001: Wow! We are at the Frontpage...

Thanks to the hands that made this possible...

Thanks to you all for your comments...

I won't disappoint you...

More updates on the way...

nice write up Mr.tonye, but d issue with nysc u mentioned in ur initial post,I never heard of it before,maybe it's peculiar to ur school...In fact I know of a graduate of lasu who got admitted through direct entry and currently seeing out his service year in bauchi.. Back to ur story, something tells me u are a son of a pastor or someone who is deeply religious. u mean u didn't knack zika apako at all?...chai ! bros eh,not even any other togolese lady?
BROS U ARE SLEEPING ON THE BICYCLE!

Goke7: I can relate to what Teju is saying there, I lost my dad two years ago, I checked MIC online and called their number, this man was the one who picked the call, I never knew he was the CEO cos he was so humble and down to earth in his communication with me, he sent his employee chijioke who also died in that crash to my office with catalogues of the various services they offer, even when I was not pleased with the ones he brought, he sent chijioke two more times to my office until I was satisfied with the what I wanted, I went to their office to make payment, wao this man [Mr Okusanya] gave me a very generous discount with all his smiles, laughter and charming personality, wao He is a rare gem.

On the day of my dad's burial, his guys were on time almost waiting for me at the morgue where my dad was, the hearse[car ambulance] I payed for was for a normal Benz car but this man directed his guys to bring a Jeep instead far more than what I actually paid for. He could not make it down for My dad's burial but the next day after the burial, this man gave me a call asking me how everything went and I was short of words appreciating him.

In summary, He is a businessman per excellence of the highest standard, if most businessmen in Nigeria are like him, Our country will be a better place to live, what breaks my heart is know that his son also died with him and am worried if his business legacy can continue.
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Rest in peace Mr Okusanya you've touched and blessed many lives including me

Goke7: I can relate to what Teju is saying there, I lost my dad two years ago, I checked MIC online and called their number, this man was the one who picked the call, I never knew he was the CEO cos he was so humble and down to earth in his communication with me, he sent his employee chijioke who also died in that crash to my office with catalogues of the various services they offer, even when I was not pleased with the ones he brought, he sent chijioke two more times to my office until I was satisfied with the what I wanted, I went to their office to make payment, wao this man [Mr Okusanya] gave me a very generous discount with all his smiles, laughter and charming personality, wao He is a rare gem.

On the day of my dad's burial, his guys were on time almost waiting for me at the morgue where my dad was, the hearse[car ambulance] I payed for was for a normal Benz car but this man directed his guys to bring a Jeep instead far more than what I actually paid for. He could not make it down for My dad's burial but the next day after the burial, this man gave me a call asking me how everything went and I was short of words appreciating him.

In summary, He is a businessman per excellence of the highest standard, if most businessmen in Nigeria are like him, Our country will be a better place to live, what breaks my heart is know that his son also died with him and am worried if his business legacy can continue.



Very touching! may his soul and that of his son not forgetting all his employers rest in peace.

Rest in peace Mr Okusanya you've touched and blessed many lives including me

alienware: It was all over the news yesterday that the star actor jim iyke was delivered from demonic oppression, which has prevented the guy from loving a particular woman and committing fully to any relationship. According to eyewitness and video's posted on youtube .The demon in him said " i don't want him to get married" ask yourself, is there anything special about getting married ? Was jesus christ married when he was on planet earth ? Christ was about 42 years when he was cruxified, yet he remained single.

Fatdon: Muslims are not happy! They're not
happy in Gaza. They're not happy
in Egypt. They're not happy in
Libya. They're not happy in
Morocco. They're not happy in
Iran. They're not happy in Iraq.
They're not happy in Yemen.
They're not happy in Afghanistan.
They're not happy in Syria. In
Lebanon the're not happy. So,
where are they happy? They're
happy in Australia. They're happy
in England. They're happy in
France. They're happy in Sweden.
They're happy in Norway. They're
happy in USA. They're happy in
every country that is not Islamic!
And who do they blame? Not Islam.
Not their leadership. Not
themselves. THEY BLAME THE
COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN! AND
THEY WANT TO CHANGE THEM TO
BE LIKE THE COUNTRY THEY CAME
FROM, WHERE THEY WERE SO
UNHAPPY. Who says JESUS CHRIST is
not the saviour and the Prince of
peace

omanifrank: https://www.omg.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/jim2.jpg

Coming up at the 10th position of the Forbes rating, how did you feel?
I don’t believe very much in such things. Let’s be honest, the real wealthy people are the businessmen like Dangote and the politicians (some of whom got there by looting Nigeria). They’re the ones with real money. This entertainment business is too much hype. It is more fame than fortune. So I’m not thrilled to it and I don’t think any of us should buy into it too much. I’d rather be wealthy and quiet than famous and broke.

Jaynec: Am from a family of 7 including our parents. Am the eldest 25 n d only lady in the family of 4 boys. My immediate younger bro is 24 still an undergraduate in a federal poly, he got a part time job with an engr firm in kd. My family reside in PH. Dad retired since 2009 n still struggling to take care of his family. I got a shocking news from my mum that my immediate younger got some one pregnant , d lady gave birth to a baby boy . D lady in question is quite older than him, my bro agreed to marry her. Am really hurting cos my bro is very tender n doesnt knw wat life n marriage is all abt. Please pals i need your advice n contributions. God bless you.

Wu Zetian: Why would anyone want to get married at 23?

You are not even done with undergrad??! Oh well, if you are scared that he'll leave, maybe you should think about transferring to another school closer to your new home.