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Celebrities / Re: Olajumoke Orisaguna Kneels Down To Thank Her Fans (pics,video) by WaZoBiaLander: 5:54pm On Jun 28, 2017 |
CplusJason: THIS GUY YOU NO WELL OO, I DON LAUGH TIRE 1 Like 1 Share |
Family / Re: Men That Do House Chores For Their Wives (Photos) by WaZoBiaLander: 4:39pm On May 26, 2017 |
CreamyMoltenLar: THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WHO WOULD WRITE OR COMMENT ON NAIRALAND AND I'D WISH WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF THEM HERE ON NL. YOU'RE ONE OF SUCH PEOPLE. YOU'VE SAID IT ALL, REASONABLE AND MATURE COMMENT. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Everything You Didn't Notice In Buhari's Latest Photos - Ynaija by WaZoBiaLander: 1:59pm On May 06, 2017 |
nkwuocha1: HMMM! SEE FINISHING. PEOPLE NO JUST GET JOY, YOU NEED TO BE BATTLE RAPPER |
Politics / Re: Everything You Didn't Notice In Buhari's Latest Photos - Ynaija by WaZoBiaLander: 1:55pm On May 06, 2017 |
donaldinho111: WICKED, EPIC REPLY, OH MY GOODNESS!!! U BAHD GAN 1 Like |
Family / Na Wa! This Baby Na 'bros' To Seyi Law's Baby. Behold A 13-pound Baby.-photo. by WaZoBiaLander: 5:36pm On Apr 12, 2017 |
COPIED FROM MSN NEWS. Natashia Corrigan dreamed of having "a little fat baby," but she wasn't prepared for little Brian Liddle Jr. The boy weighed in at 13 pounds, 4 ounces when he was born in January, shocking his mom. "I'm still finding it hard to believe," Corrigan told Melbourne, Australia, newspaper the Herald Sun. "But by the end of the term, I was struggling just turning in bed and walking up the stairs at home." The baby, notes the Herald Sun, is one of the biggest ever born in Australia. He came in at twice the average birth weight and now holds the heaviest baby record at the hospital where he was born, Mercy Hospital for Women outside of Melbourne. The largest baby ever born, according to Guinness World Records, was a 22-pound boy born in Seville, Ohio, in 1879. The boy, called "Babe," died 11 hours later. “I dreamed of a little fat baby," Corrigan told Yahoo7 News. “I’ve always wanted a little fat baby and I’ve got a big one!” It was a 7-hour natural birth. Corrigan said she had baby Brian's father, Brian Liddle, and her sister by her side throughout the labor. "Because he was so big it was a bit hard to get him out, and they had to get a few extra staff members to come in and help," she told Yahoo7. "This is the first pregnancy I've got to experience a natural labor, the longest I've ever been pregnant, and I've got the fat little man that I wanted." Brian Jr. made headlines in Australia in January, but only recently he's become a worldwide star as photos of his chubby cheeks and arms spread across the Internet. In a Facebook post, Corrigan said she was "overwhelmed" by the attention. "It's hard to get our minds around such a whirlwind of a day," she said. "I never dreamed we'd get so much love for our BIG baby boy and family." IF ONLY THIS BABY WAS BORN IN NIGERIA TO A CELEBRITY OR POPULAR PERSON, GUESS MADAM KEMI WOULD DEFINITELY REACT OR COMMENT ON THIS Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 Ishilove Marpol Semid4lyfe Obinoscopy
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Romance / Re: Photos Of A Pregnant Bridesmaid With Her Baby Bump by WaZoBiaLander: 12:13pm On Apr 05, 2017 |
PrinzCarter: THAT'S MY NIGGA. WHO THIN/SLIM EPP? |
Celebrities / Re: Davido's Second Babymama-to-be, Amanda, Flaunts Her Growing Bump by WaZoBiaLander: 10:37am On Apr 03, 2017 |
[quote author=IpobExposed post=55206225]All the people that will be insulting Davido if they had the opportunity they would be worse. You can only abuse him if you are in his shoes (famous and rich) and don't womanize. NICELY SAID, DON'T MIND THE 'HOLIER THAN THOU' PEOPLE ON NAIRALAND WHO ARE NOT TOTALLY MORALLY UPRIGHT EVEN IN THEIR CONDITION, LET ALONE HAVING DAVIDO'S STATUS. I DON'T BOTHER MYSELF JUDGING AND/OR CONDEMNING PEOPLE CUZ I CAN'T TELL WHAT COULD POSSIBLY HAPPEN IF I SHOULD BE IN THEIR POSITIONS HAVING ALL THEY HAVE. |
Politics / Re: Muhammadu Buhari Vs E. A Adeboye: A Nigerian Compares Their Age by WaZoBiaLander: 12:56pm On Mar 04, 2017 |
Ceema1: POINT TO NOTE: THERE'S NOTHING LIKE AN 'IPOD ZOMBIE' . AN IPOD IS AN IPOD a.k.a Igbo, A ZOMBIE IS A ZOMBIE (according to Nairaland's Tribal Bashing Dictionary). YOU CAN HAVE A WAILING ZOMBIE (an APC supporter who has really been affected by the current hardship or and has decided to admit it and cry/speak out) BUT FOR YOU TO HAVE AN IPOD ZOMBIE, HE/SHE MUST BE AN EASTERNER WHO SUPPORTS APC/BUHARI (but does or doesnt' necessarily support the fight for Biafra)...correct me if I'm wrong. PLS STOP CONTRADICTING YOURSELF AND KINDLY DISCONTINUE SUCH DESCRIPTION...NO OFFENSE Nothing person no go see or learn on Nairaland 1 Like |
Romance / Re: She Called Me Ugly, Yet She Is Madly In Love With Me!!! by WaZoBiaLander: 10:51am On Feb 22, 2017 |
pepemendy: GUY, WITH ALL DUE DISRESPECT, YOU ARE UGLIER THAN THE OP TRUE TRUE. DID YOU EVEN TRY TO COMPARE YOUR LOOK(S) WITH THE OP BEFORE CALLING HIM UGLY? I HAD TO VIEW THE OP's PIC AND YOUR PIC. I MUST SAY THE OP IS A SIMPLE,COOL AND GOOD LOOKING GUY...UNLIKE YOU. NO OFFENSE, JUST THE FACT |
Celebrities / Re: Bbnaija: Ex-housemate Gifty Appreciates Her Fans In First Post After Eviction by WaZoBiaLander: 2:51pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
BANKY W I KNOW. GIFTY, ABEG WHO SHE BE? 5 Likes |
TV/Movies / Re: Ese Eriata Joins Big Brother Naija by WaZoBiaLander: 3:34pm On Feb 13, 2017 |
pyyxxaro: GUY, U NO GO KILL ME WITH LAUGH. HAAA! GUYS NO GET CHILL AT ALL. SEE FINISHING |
Celebrities / Re: Soma & Miyonse Pictured With Ebuka Obi After Eviction From Big Brother Naija by WaZoBiaLander: 5:22pm On Feb 06, 2017 |
EARLY TO F**K, EARLY TO GET F**KED . SORRY BRO 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Buhari’s Condition Same As Yar’adua’s – Horsfall by WaZoBiaLander: 3:22pm On Feb 06, 2017 |
“That excuse was too dumb…waiting to collect investigation results? Where is he sitting to wait for the result? Is it in front of the consulting room or the laboratory?,” LMFAO ;...funny but good questions. 3 Likes |
Investment / Re: MMM Yet To Pay Participants 72 Hours After Comeback by WaZoBiaLander: 9:39am On Jan 17, 2017 |
Tinubutoto: YOUNG MAN, STOP SAYING WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW. AM NOT AN MMM PARTICIPANT AND AM NOT EVEN ENTICED BY THE 30% PROFIT BUT MY YOUNGER SISTER GOT PAID ON SATURDAY #90,000 FROM THE #50K SHE PAID LAST YEAR BEFORE IT FROZE. WHAT'S WRONG WITH ALL OF YOU? LEAVE THESE PEOPLE TO REST. IS IT YOUR MONEY? IS IT YOUR RISK? WHY ARE YOU ALL TAKING PANADOL FOR OTHER PEOPLE'S HEADACHE? THIS IS BECOMING MORE OF A "BADBELLE SOMTIN" AND NOT LIKE YOU'RE ALL TRYING TO SAVE THEM FROM BEING DUPED OR SCAMMED. BESIDES, WHO IS EVEN SCAMMING OR DUPING WHO? YOU PEOPLE SHOULD REST AND LET THEM REST. 5 Likes |
Politics / Re: Wolfsburg Signs Victor Osimhen From Lagos Club (Pics) by WaZoBiaLander: 1:43pm On Jan 06, 2017 |
efilefun: NO BE SMALL GHOST MODE BRO Chrisantus joined Hamburg in 2007 from Abuja F.C.,[1] after attracting offers from several major European clubs, probably due to his contribution to Nigeria's World Junior Cup win that year as the highest goal scorer and second best player of the tournament.[2] In summer 2009, he was loaned to Karlsruher SC for the 2009–10 season, but on 15 April 2010, KSC extended the loan deal for another year.[3] On 21 July 2014, Chrisantus signed a three-year contract with Turkish Süper Lig side Sivasspor after his two successful year at Las Palmas in Spain. In January 2015 Chrisantus signed with Greek Side AEK Athens FC on an 18 months deal with an option of a further two years based on performance. On 4 October 2015, in the 6th day of the Greek Super League with 8 minutes left he netted his first and winning goal against Atromitos F.C. after converting from close range.[4] After being linked to a possible release in January,[5] he only left the club at the end of the season, as his contract expired. On 6 July 2016, Chrisantus signed a one-year deal with CF Reus Deportiu, returning to Spain two years after departing Las Palmas.[6] International career[edit] |
Romance / Re: As I Don Finally Fucck My Girlfriend, Na God Win by WaZoBiaLander: 6:39pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
Benita27: MY DEAR, JUST KINDLY DISCONTINUE THE ARGUMENT OR REPLIES BECAUSE CYBERGYPSY IS KINDA RIGHT. I'M NOT IN ANY POSITION TO JUDGE ANY GIRL PUBLICLY DISPLAYING HER BOOTY ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND STILL PREACHING CHRIST TO SOMEONE, I MAY NOT EVEN BE BETTER OR MORALLY DISCIPLINED THAN HER BUT WHEN A GIRL UPLOADS HER BOOTY (ESPECIALLY SUCH A NICE PORTABLE BOOTY), SHE'S DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY SENDING A MESSAGE, CREATING AN IMPRESSION OR SIMPLY PROUDLY FLAUNTING WHAT GOD BLESSED HER WITH THROUGH HER MAMA. IF YOU'RE SIMPLY PROUD OF WHAT YA MAMA GAVE YA, THEN THUMBS UP BUT I THINK SUCH A** WOULD LOOK BETTER ON A TIGHT SILKY OR SATIN GOWN...preferably pink or red. 3 Likes |
Family / She’s 5 Years Older,i Have No Job & Her Parents Want Her To Get Married Urgently by WaZoBiaLander: 6:15pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
A Twitter user, JAJA (@JajaPHD) on Tuesday, posted a story a 25-year-old man sent to him concerning his relationship. JAJA shared the screenshot of the message sent by the man, and requested for advice. See below:
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Politics / Lagos Govt Removes 2 Roundabouts On Lekki-epe Expressway by WaZoBiaLander: 5:49pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday completed the removal of the Jakande and Chisco roundabouts in Ikate Elegushi axis of the state as part of efforts to reduce travel time on the Lekki–Epe expressway, Anofi Elegushi, Acting Commissioner for Transportation, who briefed newsmen after the opening of the modified Jakande junction, said Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s administration was determined more than ever to make this Yuletide period stress free as far as traffic was concerned. Elegushi said the third, fourth and eighth roundabouts would also be reconstructed to ease traffic congestion in the area and would be fully completed by January. “This administration is determined to reduce the stress experienced by motorists and residents on this road. The roundabouts were replaced with traffic lights, expansion of the roads and provision of dedicated turning lanes as well as additional lay-bys. This will surely de-congest traffic in this area, even for commercial vehicles, the travel time will reduce and they will have enough turnaround by earning more,” he said. Also speaking, the contractor for the project Biodun Otunola said apart from taking away the roundabouts to reduce travel time, pedestrians were also a major factor. “Movement has been made easy for both motorists and the pedestrians,” he said. The Lagos State Government on August 17 announced that three roundabouts along the Lekki-Epe Expressway would be removed. The planned removal of the three roundabouts on the Lekki-Epe Expressway include the 4th Roundabout (Elegushi); 5th Roundabout (Jakande) and the 8th Roundabout (VGC).
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Crime / Boko Haram Suspect Arrested In Abuja, Warns Of Impending Attacks by WaZoBiaLander: 5:28pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
Another fleeing Boko Haram suspect has been arrested in the Federal Capital Territory. The middle-aged man was arrested by the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) Marshal. According to a statement signed by the spokesman of the security agency, Kingsley Madaki, the suspect was arrested at Utako Market by 4.20PM. He said that the suspect gave his name as Usman and was arrested “with a Qur’an and a chaplet on his neck while trying to lobby people in the market.” “He confessed that there are so many of his colleagues out there in the city who are out to unleash mayhem on innocent residents,” Madaki said. The suspect has been handed over to the Nigerian Army at the Mabila Barracks. This is coming days after another fleeing suspect was arrested in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State. The Army took over Camp Zero, Boko Haram’s last stronghold in Sambisa Forest last week, flushing out the insurgents.
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Religion / “shun Idol Worshiping” – Oba Abdulrasheed Akanbi Tells Monarchs by WaZoBiaLander: 4:45pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
The Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrasheed Akanbi, has called on monarchs to shun idol worship and keep away idols from their palaces. He made this known in a telephone interview with PUNCH in Osogbo. “Our palaces must be clean and devoid of any idol. There is authority in the mouth of any monarch who is clean and who shuns idol worshiping. Our palaces must be devoid of idols. I removed the ‘Ogun Odela’ in front of my palace and asked them to take it to Ogundigba (far from the palace) because of this. This happened about two weeks ago. Oba must not kneel down before anybody to pray. This is a message or a warning to all the kings and let me tell them that their palaces are the habitation of God on earth. God was dwelling with us before churches and mosques were built,” he said. Oba Akanbi added that God hates idolatry, and that God would not help any town whose king worshiped other gods. He called on kings to serve their people and not wait for their people to bringtributes to them. Citing Oduduwa as an example, the monarch called on kings to love and serve their people and not wait for them to bring tributes to the palace. He said that Oduduwa became the greatest king in Yorubaland because od service and love for his people.
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Politics / Moses Ochonu: El-rufai’s Blunders And The Christmas Killings In Southern Kaduna by WaZoBiaLander: 4:24pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
by Moses Ochonu For the people of Kaninkon Kingdom in Southern Kaduna, this was a bleak Christmas. On Christmas Eve and on Christmas day armed Fulani herdsmen attacked and destroyed Goska village, killing, maiming, and burning. This attack occurred in spite of the area having been put under a 24-hour curfew by the state government, an indication of the brazenness and sense of impunity on the part of the well-armed attackers. The attack is part of a broader genocidal war against the people of Southern Kaduna, a war that is in its fifth year and has killed thousands of people in their homes and farms and destroyed the livelihoods of tens of thousands more. As we speak an estimated 53 villages lay in ruins, some of them occupied by Fulani herdsmen and their cattle, a forceful annexation that recalls the similarly forceful displacement in Agatu. Let’s be clear: the crisis predates the administration of Governor Nasir el-Rufai, so he cannot be accused of causing it or of being behind it as some people are insinuating. However, his utterances and actions in the past and the present have exacerbated the problem and emboldened the attackers. An ill-tempered man given to incendiary, inciting, and divisive outbursts, el-Rufai has made several egregious errors in dealing with the crisis. Some of these errors are errors of approach, thinking, and mentality. The errors have inspired actions that have wittingly or unwittingly transformed what was a low level series of massacres into a full-blown genocide. To understand some of the governor’s current failures in dealing with the killings, you have to understand his past utterances, his incendiary character, his insensitivity, and his inability to moderate his thinking and resultant public expressions, all of which offer clues about why he has no credibility or political capital to solve the problem and why he is widely perceived as part of the problem, not its solution. Let’s consider the governor’s many problems in this regard. El-Rufai is widely regarded as a Fulani supremacist, and with good reason. On July 12, 2012, he tweeted the following: “We will write this for all to read. Anyone, soldier or not that kills the Fulani takes a loan repayable one day no matter how long it takes.” The governor’s response to the killings in Southern Kaduna has been eerily consistent with this mindset. In a recent chat with newsmen in Kaduna, the governor made three statements that substantiate this Fulani supremacist statement from four years ago. First, he said when he became governor, he traced the attackers to Cameroon, Chad, and Niger and sent a message to them that one of their own, a Fulani like them, was now governor. This statement displays a spectacularly parochial mentality. A governor of a Nigerian state was basically making appeals based on ethnic kinship and brotherhood to a group of foreign killers of people in his own Nigerian state! In other words, he was appeasing his murderous foreign kinsmen at the expense of indigenes of his state who are not his ethnic kinsmen but whose safety and interests he swore to defend. The governor’s shocking statement indicates that ethnic solidarity trumped his constitutional obligations to protect Southern Kaduna citizens from the external threats of foreign Fulani herdsmen. Second, the governor told the journalists that the crisis began in the aftermath of the 2011 presidential elections when foreign Fulani herdsmen passing through Southern Kaduna were attacked, with some of them killed and their cattle stolen. The governor claimed that the ongoing genocidal killings are revenge for the 2011 attacks. It was irresponsible for the governor to make this statement without providing a shred of evidence other than that this is what the foreign Fulani attackers told his emissaries who traced them to various neighbouring countries. What the governor was doing was legitimising the herdsmen’s genocidal campaign by giving it the cover of revenge. He was lending gubernatorial authority and credibility to the claims of foreign invaders that they are revenging the killing of their kinsmen on Nigerian soil! Shocking as it is, however, the governor’s current explanation is consistent with the tweet I quoted because he is still espousing and promoting what he, as a Fulani man, believes to be the Fulani ethos of revenge. El-Rufai was also doing classic victim blaming, blaming the victims for provoking the killers and bringing calamity upon themselves. Then, of course, there is the fact that even if the claim of revenge were legitimate, one would be compelled to ask, how much Southern Kaduna blood would need to be spilled to pay for the herdsmen and cattle allegedly killed in 2011? How long is this Fulani revenge spree supposed to last? Ten years? Twenty? Is this Fulani blood debt that El-Rufai speaks of eternal? This genocide has been going on for five years already. By the way, who or what gave foreigners the permission to freely violate Nigeria’s borders and penetrate deep into the Nigerian hinterland with their cattle and destroy farmlands in the process? Should any claim by people who have illegally breached our borders and destroyed the farmlands of Nigerian citizens be taken seriously, let alone privileged above the suffering of citizens? Third, El-Rufai stated that he had paid off the attackers as a way to stop them from continuing the killings. This is, of course, an explosive confession. He admitted to paying foreigners who illegally breached Nigeria’s borders to attack citizens of his state. This begs the question of why, in spite of the payments, the attacks have continued and have become more intense. It also advertises the governor’s poor judgment. He rewarded those who confessed to killing citizens of his state, instead of working with the federal government to hold them accountable or to stop them from further breaching our borders to kill citizens. It is safe to say the governor’s poor judgment is anchored on ethnic solidarity with the foreign killers. Furthermore, to the extent that El-Rufai used state funds to pay the so-called compensation to the foreign killer herdsmen, the beleaguered people of Southern Kaduna, partakers in the state’s patrimony, were in fact being forced to pay their killers to stop killing them! It is not out of place to speculate that the killers may have used the governor’s payments to acquire more sophisticated weapons, which may explain why the scope, intensity, and sophistication of the killings have increased in recent months. These confessed blunders are consistent with the governor’s character and past utterances. In an interview before he became governor, el-Rufai was asked about the killing of some Southern Nigerian youth corpers in the 2011 post-election violence in Kaduna. He objected vehemently to the premise of the question. He wondered why the press was obsessed with a few youth corp members who were killed by hoodlums and asked why there was no concern for “our people” who were killed in Southern Kaduna. By “our people” he meant Hausa-Fulani people. This interview was quite revealing, for it showed that he thinks of victimhood in strictly ethno-religious terms. Today, as he gropes confusingly to get a handle on the killings, the governor is blaming nameless people he accuses of trying to “divide the people” along religious and ethnic lines. Such rhetoric from him is laughably hypocritical, for no one has contributed to the atmosphere of ethno-religious division in Kaduna State than El-Rufai. In his quest for power, he pandered shamelessly to ethno-religious loyalties, much to the consternation of those who regarded him as being above such sentiments. Having seemingly written off Southern Kaduna, a PDP stronghold, el-Rufai engaged in the most blatantly ethno-religiously divisive campaign in the state’s history, projecting himself as a champion of Fulani and Hausa-Fulani interests. He became a proud provincial man, as his controversial tweets indicate, even though those who know him personally say the man is urbane and cosmopolitan. El-Rufai is now captive to his own political posturing and long-held supremacist tendencies. His approach to the killings has continued to bear out his tendency for stoking unnecessary drama, for ethno-religious insensitivity, and for personalising public issues. He sees the Southern Kaduna people as blame-worthy and the Fulani herdsmen killers as deserving of appeasement. A few weeks ago, as though to further humiliate the people of Southern Kaduna in their distress, the governor fancifully launched what he called “apology billboards.” The billboards were erected across the local governments of Southern Kaduna. In other words, El-Rufai’s solution to the killings is to force the people of Southern Kaduna, the victims, to apologise to their killers. It was a humiliating political subjugation of a people already under genocidal siege. The Southern Kaduna people were paying for billboards that apologised to their killers, instead of the other way round. And this was haughtily done without consulting with the Southern Kaduna people. As the governor blames others, he has not stopped to acknowledge that his past and present utterances and gestures have created an atmosphere of distrust between him and the people of Southern Kaduna, and between the ethnic and religious groups of the state. He needs to look inward and take responsibility for stoking ethno-religious distrust and for emboldening the killers or at least giving them the impression that a sympathetic member of their ethno-religious group is in power, and that this kinsman is willing to legitimise their murderous cause and even pay them appeasement money. No wonder the people of Southern Kaduna attacked him on his visit there last week. They were tired of the governor’s condescending attitude, his empty preachments, and his efforts to humiliate them, while rewarding their tormentors. Helpless in the face of his inability to contain the rising current of ethno-religious division in the state, the governor has belatedly run to President Buhari to deploy more troops to Southern Kaduna communities. This is the same army, by the way, that on July 20, 2014, El-Rufai tweeted the following about: “Genocidal Jonathanian army kills once again.” On that occasion, El-Rufai was condemning the killing of some Shiite members by soldiers. He was obviously pandering and opportunistically exploiting the Shiite’s sectarian angst because today he is the biggest persecutor of the Shiite in Nigeria. Moreover, he has partnered with the same army he described as genocidal to wage his war against the Shiite minority. The proverbial chickens are coming home to roost for El-Rufai. His past utterances, his prior political posturing, his divisive, incendiary, and insensitive ethno-religious pandering and comments are coming back to haunt him. He has no one but himself to blame. He has little sympathy, having arrogantly and selfishly alienated foes and friends alike. El-Rufai’s current travail offers a poignant lesson, which is that those seeking political positions should moderate their supremacist ideologies, temper their arrogance, and stop pandering to or riding the wave of popular but fleeting primordial anger. Moses E. Ochonu is Professor of African History at Vanderbilt University, USA. He is the author of three books, the most recent of which is Africa in Fragments: Essays on Nigeria, Africa, and Global Africanity (New York: Diasporic Africa Press, 2014).
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TV/Movies / Re: New Masquerade Cast of 1983: Can You Name Them? (PICS) by WaZoBiaLander: 12:04pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
luvinhubby: ELDER, MAZI, ONYE NNA, I PROSTRATE. MAY I ALWAYS REMEMBER YOUR MONIKER WHENEVER I MIGHT WANT TO TROLL OR WRITE ANY DISRESPECTFUL COMMENT. |
Politics / Re: Protest By Hungry Imo Pensioners (Photos) by WaZoBiaLander: 12:11pm On Dec 21, 2016 |
debbie: GOD BLESS YOU FOR THIS. TELL THEM, PEOPLE WHO KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE STATE WILL BE SUPPORTING THE USELESS GOVERNOR SIMPLY BECAUSE OF PARTY AFFILIATION/PARTISANSHIP. I KNOW MANY PEOPLE LIVING IN IMO STATE AND THE STORIES,REPORTS,VIEWS,COMPLAINTS I GET FROM THEM ABOUT THE STATE AND THE GOVERNOR ARE VERY DISAPPOINTING, HEARTBREAKING AND CONTRARY TO WHAT IS BEING PORTRAYED BY SAINT OKOROHAUSA |
Politics / Re: Fayemi Hands Over Mineral Support Center To Governor Tambuwal (Photos) by WaZoBiaLander: 4:43pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
OkoYibo: OBOYYYY!!! SEE FINISIHING...DAMN!!! BROS, WETIN THIS MAN DO YOU NA? |
Celebrities / Re: Freeze: "MMM Is Better Than Pentecostal Churches In Nigeria" by WaZoBiaLander: 12:29pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
sonofluc1fer: You're thanking GOD for satan that saved you from Christ. So you're actually acknowledging GOD and also appreciating/thanking Him for something...regardless of what the thing is or how contradictory it may sound. Bros, that ur statement get as e be and ur moniker sef be as e get 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Abuja Residents Storm National Assembly With Lamps Over Lack Of Power Supply by WaZoBiaLander: 6:52pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
Jokerman: LWKMD 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: Mike Bamiloye Thinks Comedy In The Church Is A Bad Idea by WaZoBiaLander: 4:01pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
OlajumokeBread: ARE YOU FOR REAL? 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Reno Omokri Tweets Patriotic9jaboy's Comment About Him On Nairaland by WaZoBiaLander: 3:57pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
ChuzzyBlog: ABEG HELP ME ASK AM. SHAME IN CRITICIZING PMB AND HIS GOVT OR SHAME IN SEEING AND COMMENTING ON SUCH SENSELESS POST BY A "NAIRALANDER" WHICH WE ALL ARE? I STILL WONDER HOW SOME PEOPLE REASON, CALLING HIM A COWARD FOR HIDING UNDER A MONIKER. MUST HE BE ON NAIRALAND BEFORE HE COULD SEE SUCH? CAN'T HE COME AS A GUEST TO READ/VIEW POSTS AND COMMENTS ON NAIRALAND WITHOUT COMMENTING? AS A ONE-TIME SA ON NEW MEDIA, WHAT IF HE HAS OR KNOWS PEOPLE ON NAIRALAND THAT RELATE OR COMMUNICATE WITH HIM, INFORM AND/OR UPDATE HIM FROM TIME TO TIME ON SOCIAL MEDIA. WHATEVER BE THE CASE, IT'S JUST SO DISAPPOINTING THAT A PERSON COULD (OUT OF HATE OR SENTIMENTS), BE ASKING IF OR WISHING EFCC COULD FIND, BRING OR COOK UP A CRIME AGAINST AN INNOCENT PERSON JUST BECAUSE HE'S CRITICIZING (AND NOT ABUSING) BUHARI AND HIS GOVERNMENT. I JUST WONDER WHEN CONSTRUCTIVE OR HEALTHY CRITICISMS BECAME A CRIME FOR EFCC TO LOOK INTO. WE ALL KNEW THE KIND OF CRITICISMS, ABUSES AND CONDEMNATIONS GEJ HAD AND ENDURED, YET WETIN HAPPEN? SOME PEOPLE (WHETHER PRO OR ANTI) SHOULD JUST LEARN HOW TO SET THEIR HEARTS FREE AND NOT LET HATE, SENTIMENTS OR PARTISANSHIP BECLOUD THEIR COMMON SENSE OF REASONING AND COMMENTING. 2 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: Olu Maintain Buys A Car For Jason Amusa, His Manager (photos) by WaZoBiaLander: 2:58pm On Nov 01, 2016 |
Araoluwa005: LOL...CHAI!!! PEOPLE GET MOUTH OOO. ANYWAY, GUESS HIS MANAGER IS JUST MANAGING WHATEVER IS LEFT OF HIM OR WHATEVER BIZ HE'S CURRENTLY DOING THAT'S STILL GIVING HIM MONEY CUZ I WONDER WHEN LAST HE ROCKED A MAJOR MUSIC SHOW OR HAD A MUSIC TOUR, RELEASED A MAJOR ALBUM, GOT A MAJOR ENDORSEMENT DEAL,etc. Anyway,guess he's not alone cuz nobody still know wetin E-Money dey do wey dey give am the kind of money him get. 1 Like |
Business / Re: Forex: Erisco Foods Threatens To Fire 1,500 Workers, Leave Nigeria by WaZoBiaLander: 12:33pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
VampireeM: ALMOST A MILLION? BRO, ACCORDING TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS (NBS), ABOUT 4.58 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR JOBS UNDER THIS GOVT IN JUST A YEAR AND FEW MONTHS...VERY PATHETIC. 2 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: P'square’s ‘Bank Alert’ Video Gets Over A Million Youtube Views In 5 Days by WaZoBiaLander: 6:08pm On Sep 22, 2016 |
safarigirl: GOD BLESS U. I JUST TIRE FOR THIS KIND BADBELLE OO. WHETHER THE SONG IS WACK OR NOT,MAKE SENSE OR NO MAKE SENSE, DOES IT MATTER? THE GUYS ARE STILL MAKING THEIR MONEY, HAVING INCREASING VIEWS ON YOUTUBE, PEOPLE ARE HERE CONDEMNING THE SONG. LIKE IT OR NOT, THE SONG IS A F**KING BANGER 3 Likes |
Romance / Re: Is This Why Ladies Are Finding It Hard To Settle Down? (photo) by WaZoBiaLander: 1:19pm On Aug 25, 2016 |
cruzita: VERY PLEASED AND IMPRESSED WITH UR COMMENT, ESPECIALLY WITH THE FACT THAT YOU PUT RESPECT FIRST EVEN B4 LOVE. FUNNY ENOUGH SOME GIRLS DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT RESPECT IS, HOW TO DEMAND FOR IT OR EARN IT FROM A GUY. CLAIMED LOVE, MONEY AND/OR GIFTS ARE ALL THEY CARE ABOUT. |
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