₦airaland Forum

RandDigital:
Anyone familiar with SA will know he's lying. Those mini shops or Nigerians in general don't hire South Africans. They hire their own, Zimbabweans or Malawians cause they can't afford SA labour - we don't work for peanuts.

They'll approach him on June 30 to produce those 25 South African labourers - we'll see then.

You don't work @ all

Always been in the street

Mecka:
biggie or PAC?

PAC

writetopoka:
Go and hustle, because money make bitches

And bitches make life, one nigga getting jealous and mothefvckers die....

U ain't a virgin anymore ooooooo

AsomughaChuks02:
Peter Gregory Onwuabasi Obi

We condemn fulani go hug transformer

Ooooooooooooooooooo ok

May he be healed and may such never happen to us in Jesus mighty name

@least better Hoebi

TheStoriesOfMan:
You nor know where them dey sell am?

Use Google, look up a DIY on how to create them from simple scrap metal.

Government have to legalize it.

Give us guns let's defend ourselves

Lithiumite:
After 2 weeks,this us very poor from tinubu,there are so many people around the president that needs to go.....what happened to making this kidnapping incident the most trending news in the country with live updates from the very epi center,Nigerians seeing troops being mobilised with a temporary base with a command and control center......people seeing movements into the forest,with helicopters hovering and drones showing surveillance footage with atleast 2 daily updates by state and security officials......this would give Nigerians a sense of security and believe the govt is really concerned about their safety but what do we get,rather belated response,visits and photo ops with empty promises that elicits no hope in the people.

Even the woman said their was an attempt to rescue them and it angered the kidnappers which in turn caused more death threats

May u rot in hell

May God save them all

LibertyRep:
This Mbah self.
Money that he should have kept in the bank.

I wander oo. Just wasting money on projects

No RIPs to waste..... Say no to cuktism

esnbrutality:
Heard Europe rejected his diesel because of high Sulphur content that gradually destroys engines.

Keep hearing bad news. The global stats says a different story

Shey we go retaliate all this

This a old video been recycled

@least it's decent. Unlike exposing everything

In the voice of sir shina Peter's, na WA ooo, na WA for Nigerian women

Still doing mumu shitttt

Very interesting nonriginak thing to say

OK now. They have a right to. We will not castigate our children because they are exercising their God given right of freedom of choice, we will not call them traitors, we will not disown them. This is how we are trained. In one family, you will find Christians/Muslim all living peacefully.
We are omoluabis.
Love and respect is our watchword

And we know who is behind all this

J

SQLmastar:
Please house, I need mature advice. This matter is tearing me apart.

I met this lady (a doctor)
4 months ago. I'm 35, she is 31.
She told me she was a virgin and I believed her because of how she carried herself. I was very happy and rushed everything – introduction, engagement, and marriage plans (I promised my mum that I would get married before December 2026). We were supposed to do our traditional marriage in one week’s time.

Last week, I received an anonymous WhatsApp message. The person sent pregnancy test results showing that my fiancée was pregnant for her ex-boyfriend during her 1-year residency. She had told me about this ex, but said they never had sex, and that was why they broke up.
I confronted her with the message. At first, she denied it and said it was fake, someone trying to spoil her name. But when I said I would call her best friend to confirm, she broke down and confessed the truth.
She admitted she got pregnant for the ex, aborted it immediately, and promised herself never to have premarital sex again. She said she was ashamed and didn’t want to lose me, so she lied about being a virgin.
Now I’m confused and heartbroken. I love her but the lies are too much.
On the other hand, I have already invited many people – including the chief of my village and my manager at work. Cancelling now will bring serious shame and talk in my village and workplace.

Please Nairalanders, what should I do? Should I go ahead with the marriage or cancel everything? Has anyone been in this kind of situation?

I need honest advice.

Temporal shame is better than permanent shame. But the choice is yours