₦airaland Forum

Sirmwill:
Well what can I say


Its nice


4For the sake of 40characters



Tiwa Savage's voice made it sound like a song

Johnny Drille....... Naahh

Lol, you're the second person in this life and on Nairaland that I've seen talk down on Johnny drille. Why Na Bros?

It seems it's a natural law in this life. Who you're genuinely into is most times madly into someone else. It happened to me twice during the formative years of my youth.

Kingbenn:
The narrative being sold by some fellows about this governor ain't working. All I see is a man is who is not fit for the job. Imagine going back and forth while your citizen are slain daily and all you think about is politicking. If the job don tire you abeg leave the state for those who can weird the sword. Don't be an ass hole. Benue news just dey vex me these days.

Nothing good has been coming out of that state

Well, just like every other person that has a phone and the internet, you're free to type whatever you want to. As for we, we've not seen a governor as active as this one for decades, irrespective of the so called "narrative"being sold to you. No one will come close trying to replace him. I repeat, no one.

Sheuns:
You think it’s the “Subsidy is gone” statement that made Dangote in your words “invest this much”.

Dangote has been building that refinery since 2013/2014 during GEJs tenure.

If not for Covid, APC that put the country in 2 recessions, the refinery would have been concluded and operational since 2015.

Oh politics, Kai! What kind of whaky analysis is this? Did you check the dates of the events you used as excuses before you typed? It's not every news we must attack with negative comments. Free your mind and have rest abeg.

Halogenabdul:
This fourty character thing no be here oo.
I missed Ftc

All of una wey I de ask this honest question no de agree to answer me. THEM DE GIVE MONEY TO PERSONS WEY COMMENT FIRST OR WHAT?

hoygift:
I been think say na that one then de use heat meat for kitchen u wan post.

Na there my mind first go straight.

Levels1:
Wow
I can't believe am the first to comment.
it's been so long have waited for this.
But then, it's now history.
I dedicate this to all ambitious individuals striving to attain growth in life never to give up.

Honest question; Is there any price for this FTC thing?

pesty100:
how is this even going to work? there are just too many things that can go wrong, the governor didn't really think through it before promulgating this policy

Bros, how was it working before?

The trophy can I bought today didn't taste like trophy in any way. Sadly I only realised how off the taste was when I took my last few sips. Na long-a-throat want kpai me so.

Ishilove:
You are shocked that Tokunbo Ajai is deceased and has been so for 25 years? Your shock is shocking

My shock that shocked you is still shocking me now. She was too popular as a news caster then for anyone not to have known until 25 years after she kicked the bucket.

Morbeta11:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18p6RnVjry/

Ccccc

Na wah o, it comes as quite a surprise to realize that this very well-known and much-admired woman passed away a full 25 years ago, yet I am only finding out about it today. This startling revelation makes me wonder if this oversight happened because I stopped watching the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) many years ago, or it's possibly due to the absence of social media platforms like Facebook and others, which so effectively spread news in today's world, making information go viral almost instantaneously? Whatever the reason, I am genuinely shocked by this discovery. Ha, Rest In Peace, ma.

People watched that movie "Gangs of Lagos" and wanted this Mohbad's case to play out like it did in the movie. I hardly follow the Nigerian crowd on social media

Edinburgh, this one no follow too.

Asawoboy:
"WON" is better than "ONE"

Lol, and WAN is even sweeter considering the way we pronounce it over here. Why is Aizik spelt Isaac?

AllBlack:
and your point is?
and your point is?
and your point is?

Maybe the person I quoted understands my point. If you check well, you're not the person I quoted Sir. Story is about Muhammed Yusuf but Shekau is the man in the picture. You don't think it will be misleading to some persons who do not know Yufus?

IBB007:
Lol…na picture of shekau oga blogger blogger post

Exactly, and e go surprise you say many people now no know Muhammed Yusuf, the founder of BH. It will also shock you many do not know the genesis of the story. I have heard very annoying accounts of boko haram stories from people, particularly on the internet that I wonder whether they were metaphorically asleep then or maybe simply they have not yet been born during the times of those events, yet they choose not to just shut up.

joeyswift:
Her name already gave her out. "Odika".

....Risky? Lol.

MyGodmyLord:
Abuja schools eh. Please Government should help us.

Good development, these days young siblings can no longer use books after the older ones are through .

In our days, the same textbooks that our first-borns used for their studies were handed down to us in succession, except for the ones that our older siblings were negligent with or happened to lose or damage, in which case our parents had no choice but to purchase replacements. Back then, it was customary to reuse and recycle educational materials within the family to save costs. However, when we observe the current educational environment, it's evident that schools today seem increasingly focused on commercial interests, sometimes prioritizing business aspects over the quality of education itself.

I thought she was the one that said she " fell pregnant" some years ago? Or was it another Nigerian "feminist"?

Could possibly be piles. That thing de pain if e mean you.

OGwales:
It is called chinge in my native language. Very delicious. My fellow northerner can relate

Kai, that's not chinge. Abi there's free mode on nairaland too where pictures aren't displayed like there is on facebook? Look at that image well, I think it belongs in the family of crickets but these ones aren't edible like the big ones found in the bush.

bluefilm:
How come I never came across this story before?

I hope this story was not generated by an AI chat box?

I Studied this in secondary school long before the emergence of smart phones. Yes, according to history, he was a brutal king but this version seems somewhat exergerated.

Sonnobax15:

Reminds me of my childhood . Can't believe mine has become so small despite all the body shaming I got as a kid......I remembered me asking my mom what crime I committed as a baby that made her to let me have this kind of belly button . Cuz my friends were all making jest of it and some were even pressing it,while mimicking the sound of the horn of those ice cream sellers

Lol, this could be described as the story of my life, although for me, it was particularly focused on my interactions with my brothers because I chose to keep certain things hidden from my circle of friends. I recall an incident where I was compelled, much to my embarrassment, by one of my rather insistent teachers to remove my shirt during a physical exercise (PE) class. The reaction from my classmates was a mix of surprise and amusement, their laughter echoing in the air. What made the situation even more ironic was that one of my closest friends, Uche, who had always been quite proud of flaunting his own lengthy navel, became the loudest and most enthusiastic leader of the teasing campaign. His participation added an unexpected layer to the ridicule, turning it into a memorable, albeit uncomfortable, moment. Now the long thing is long gone. Lol.

Gbadugbakun:
You're actually very correct. That's the reason for the protruding belly button.

If that truly is the case, then it must be said that some of these medical professionals, whether they are nurses or doctors, exhibit a strikingly limited understanding or appreciation of aesthetics and the effects it can have on an individual's self-esteem and body image. Just imagine the decision to cut the umbilical cord at such an unusual and excessive distance from the belly, leaving a noticeably long and prominent remnant. This decision cast a shadow over much of my childhood, leaving me traumatised as I faced the challenges of growing up with that conspicuous feature. In fact, the memory is so vivid that I recall how I went to great lengths to conceal it from almost everyone around me, aside from my siblings who were already aware of its presence. Unfortunately, they would often tease me about it, exacerbating my feelings of insecurity. This early experience molded my behavior and choices, leading me to avoid situations where I might be seen without a shirt, such as during public outings, and especially when playing sports like football. Interestingly, whenever there was friendly banter and competition about which team would shed their shirts during a game, I firmly made it a point to be on the side that kept theirs on. People would frequently question my reluctance, wondering why I consistently chose to be on the "wear shirt" team. Finally, as time passed, a sense of relief washed over me when my physical concerns began to diminish; the once vexing feature was no longer prominent nor protruding as it used to be..

Cherrybae:
I heard Peter obi is already in Morocco 🇲🇦
Is over for the Super Falcons.

Morocco all the way

Leave football for football lovers, carry your Obi talk go meet Tinubu. Them born hate follow you come this world?

after4:
All these people paid to talk rubbish.
So we should fold our hands and allow the evil in aso rock to throw us into the bush.

That money you were paid to write this rubbish will finish one day.

You are evil

Wow! I'm surprised this was all you could get from this brilliant write-up. As for me, these have always been my thoughts. When people were shouting "change" in 2015, I made a brief post similar to this and I got attacked for it. Although I was never satisfied with Jonathan's rule, it really baffled me that the masses believed a change of parties was the solution. It's as if once you switch to a certain party, you become a politician from Mars, Jupiter, or London. Like You're no longer the regular Nigerian politician. Sadly, it's the same trick these politicians keep using to deceive the masses, and sadly, again and again, they keep falling for their tricks. Such a shame. I hardly follow the Nigerian crowd.

Obakoolex:
Guyman don wise up after pitching camp with the obidients to escape insults in 2023.

That's all. You've said it all. E tire me as them start hail this failure of a man, the worst ever in our history. In fact, e been de pain me to read how some people been de hail am back then. The way politicians de take use some people head de give me headache.

FineUsername:
Make wuna dey pay wuna debt abeg. See people wey want make county better.


Nigerians! God forbid.

Exactly! And them go de shout "our leaders" all the time. How the hell is being fraudulent hilarious?

Riversides2003:
They have really reduced this guy honestly. VP position is really almost inconsequential that is why Peter Obi should not fall for this bait

But the time he fell for it, you guys fell deeply with him as if the seat of VP has ever had any relevance before. These politicians just de use una head play ping pong. Continue.

cenaman:
If He (Ben Bruce), is a Yoruba or Huasa man they won't rush to sell, AMCON would have delayed sales for 3 decades

Why can't some people live their lives without being tribalistic? How e de do Una for body?

TopNotchTrends:
Women have staged protest in Benue state by blocking the Atan Tollgate and causing gridlock. The women are protesting against insecurity and the Insessant killings in the state.

Watch a clip of this video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUDXNYlm2ag

Before I comment, where on Earth is "Atan toll gate" located in Benue? Journalist lost their jobs ever since everyone with a smart phone became journalists.