₦airaland Forum

KingOdart:
You are sick

TroubleMaker47:
Mumu!
See what hate is doing to you?

gwarotango:
And you're not president

sarrki:
Brilliant student

Having said that how as it helped your community at large especially your immediate family

GisterBlogger:
In new photos Nadia Buari shared on Instagram, she couldn't help but notice a photobomber staring at her while taking a walk.

The mother of four revealed she never knew the photobomber was staring the whole time, but will too if she was in his shoes. Nadia wrote;



See more photos here; http://gistmore.com/nadia-buari-shares-photos-of-a-photobomber-staring-at-her

SEENTALK:
A snake visited the Ondo State Assembly during their plenary session by falling from the roof.
Law makers who were present all fled and scampering for safety.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E2m61iV-xE

SEENTALK:
The AID worker who works with Action Against Hunger, an NGO in Borno state, kidnapped alongside with her colleagues has begged the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and the international community to come to her rescue.
She also mentioned that Leah Sharibu may have been killed by boko haram. Remember Leah was among the 110 dapchi girls who were kidnapped and upon government negotiation they were released except Leah Sharibu . People suspect that her not being released is because she is christian who decided to stand her ground on the christian faith. =
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ltQ-FxRhCY

fraspree:
I remember back in the day when music industry in Nigeria was at its lowest level, you would never hear a Nigerian artist’s song in the background of any youth club or show, it was Foreign music the likes of Busta Rhymes, Sisqo, DMX and the rest of them that was trending back in those days. You can even barely hear it on the radio, but today Nigerian music industry have taken a giant leap, it has grown so massively that you can never hear a foreign song playing in the background of any Nigerian club whether home or abroad, even on radio and streets is strictly Naija jamz everywhere you go.

Did the music industry had to ban the importation of foreign music before they worked out their weaknesses? No they worked hard on the improvement of their music productions. Music industry is where talented individual artists work hard independently away from politics and envy to create a quality product, no approval from one unnecessary government or organizational regulatory body of some sort. If the music is good enough to the people’s ear, it sells itself by itself.

The problem with any organization where politics is been played in is that the industry remains stagnant, an industry where producers and directors will exchange sex for roles, they consider talent as someone who’s good looking and has all the physical build ups, whether the person is dumb or not...More

kenechukwufrank:
The members of the deadly Boko Haram sect have reportedly kidnapped as many as five women in Borno state.
According to Sun News, the Boko Haram sect has abducted no fewer than five women in a town in Borno State.


Sources in Dikwa said the insurgents came to the town at about 8:30 am, fired gunshots into the air and kidnapped seven women, one of them a breast-feeding mother with her baby.

“They took away five women and the daughter of the lactating woman,” a source told Sun News.



see more here: https://www.anaedoonline.com/2019/07/23/breaking-boko-haram-abducts-5-women/