₦airaland Forum

sexzskil: THESE DO NOT STOP THE FACT THAT BLACK AFRICANS ARE A CURSE TO THE HUMAN RACE

mencade5: God thank you!


I pray let more big brothers house burn completely. Like the following

these and many more are the dens of evil which display harlotry, prostitution and carnality of gargantuan magnitude.

1, big brother in england
2. Big brother australia
3. Big brother brazil
4. Big brother mexico
5. Big brother israel

big brothers burn in hell. Death to big brothers. Anyone sponsoring big brothers in nigeria, death to you.

Yungwizzzy: If you don't do those steps in the house of God where will you dance them?? club??

btw
which passage specified godly dance Mr righteous??

Schematics: I still wonder what concerns this scratched-faced people on where the Igbos choose to hold their congress..

PasD: This just hit me now! I missed my mum so much that I started thinking this weird thought. She's shown me much love and care that I can't wait to pay her back! All of a sudden the thought just hit me 'what if ssomeone else out there is your real mother?'

I have heard stories about perfect couples who kept the secret of the true parents of their foster children from them!

What will you do if you wake up one morning only to realize that your parents are not your real parents?

Have you ever thought of that? Think about it..and tell us.

For me....I will kill myself and run away!

moneyhungry: these cars are below average in osun state university... ojuolegba campus. see the latest by one of our students.
its called Ferrari KEKELA.

Freelancer00: I guess u're stuck in ur own little world. Phone swap has been watched a d re-watched by millions of people. Not his fault if u've not seen it

Guykhena: Would Liberia participate in the AFCON ?

Eyop: Osa for you. Don't you know it was delayed because of Nija fraudsters?

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The national airline of the United Arab Emirates said Monday it has disinfected one of its planes after health authorities there announced that a Nigerian woman who died after flying in to the capital, Abu Dhabi, may have been infected with the Ebola virus.

The health authority in Abu Dhabi said in a statement carried by state news agency WAM that the 35-year-old woman was traveling from Nigeria to India for treatment of advanced metastatic cancer.

Her health deteriorated while in transit at Abu Dhabi International Airport. As medics were trying to resuscitate her, they found signs that suggested a possible Ebola virus infection. The health authority noted, however, that her preexisting medical condition also could have explained her death.

Medical staff treating the woman followed safety and precautionary measures in line with World Health Organization guidelines, the health authority statement added.

The woman's husband, who was the only person sitting next to her on the plane, as well as five medics who treated her are being isolated pending test results on the deceased woman. All are in good health and show no symptoms of the illness, according to health officials.

Etihad Airways, the UAE's national carrier, said the plane was disinfected in line with guidelines laid out by the airline industry's main trade group. It said it continues to monitor the situation and is working with health authorities "to ensure the implementation of any and all measures necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of its passengers and staff."

An Ebola outbreak has killed more than 1,100 people, mostly in the three West African countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, according to WHO figures. Four people have died after contracting the disease in Nigeria, Africa's most populous country.

The Ebola virus is typically transmitted through direct person-to-person contact or through contact with bodily secretions from an infected person. The WHO considers the risk to passengers traveling on a flight with an infected person to be very low.

Abu Dhabi is the capital and largest of seven sheikdoms that make up the United Arab Emirates. The country has grown into a major long-haul aviation hub. It is home to Abu Dhabi-based Etihad and Dubai-based Emirates, the Middle East's largest airline.

Emirates earlier this month became the first carrier to halt flights to Guinea because of concerns about the spread of the Ebola virus there.

diablos: No b better witch she be...Igbos n ritual killings/money making since 1967

jennylove7575: Na titanic love I dey do o...I will die for him and save him.. story! I will try get his ATM card pin number off him, clear his account and leave him to die no dats evil....I will quickly take a life insurance policy on him with me as the beneficiary.. not good....I will scrape his body fluid inside a bottle and pour it in my ex drink.. no more evil... I will contact shekau and enroll him with boko haram.. That way him and shekau go shake hands. Plus the members.. seemed like a good idea... this is one of the funniest topic on naira land...

Gflat: Coming from a dog

ITbomb: Na APC cause am, dem no wan people to go out and vote

GEJ Till 2019