₦airaland Forum

MyMouth:
Igbo people can rape anything!

i no blame u shaa....

u know y?? Its because of the dwinling number of responsible women.

Ovamboland:
You people must really be leading pathetic lives, a newspaper report speculated how much could have been spent in 6 months based on normal cost of running a commercial airline on daily basis and arrived at an estimate (not confirmed cost) of 5.8 Billion naira. You all say the cost is too much and this is no the change you voted for.
Now the presidency released a report that since the new government started just over 5 months ago is has expended 2.3 Billion on the PAF (considering they don't fly all the aircraft everyday) and you come to say it's too small.

The question is what do you really want? You have just exposed yourselves that you lack objectivity and will wail no matter what the government does.

speak for urself dude.. I don't have ur time

OP, ur sense dey overflow,, i wonder y people dey patronize these guys...

Buh op, for u to do this kind thing, u be scammer too ooo

so any body that is about to be probed now gets sick bah?? Issorite..

lol, this government will run out of lies soon, so its only 2.3billion that was used to maintain all these jets on the presidential fleet..?? They should tell us the real cost joor,, we're not idio.ts.

wachakuta:
Lol.. Sai Baba

I knew dis was coming

forget that thing mehn.. Nobody is giving u free fuel..

fair weather party members,, when the going is tough, u guys run away,, how will PDP bounce back if all of u keep of defecting..


They'll still run back anytime PDP becomes the ruling party again.. Guess thats nigerian politics for u.

nawah for some women ooo...

Eyekandi:
Lord have mercy

buh it happens in reality though...

Eyekandi:
Your comment scary stuff
Your signature

lol, thats wah i see in terrorism movies..,

front247:
Foolish buhari shud stop insulting Gej, ar they prepared for victory.

omo see how men dey insult their president... Lol, don't u know he's the number 1 citizen neh?

Michellla:
A typical nigerian gal would chastise you with all these questions yes

and are u a typical nigerian girl?

this vivian babe is always ''thiefing'' the FTC spot for her own thread...

Tragedy struck in Umuokara community of Orba in
Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State after
a fight between two brothers led to the death of
the younger one. It was learnt that the deceased, Ngwu Sunday, has
the same mother with the suspect identified as
Ngwoke Chukwudi but different fathers. The incident which happened on Friday saw the
suspect engaging his younger brother in a fight
over a yet-to-be establish reason.

Confirming the incident, the state Police Public
Relations Officer, PPRO, Ebere Amaraizi, in a
statement said the suspect hit his younger brother
with iron on the head, adding that the injuries led
to his death. “The deceased was hit with a piece of iron on the
head and he fell down and became unconscious. It
was further gathered that efforts made to revive
him as he was rushed to a nearby hospital proved
abortive as the medical doctor on duty confirmed
him dead. The state command of the Police has commenced a full scale investigations into the
alleged incident, with a view to arresting the
suspect who after committing the act took to his
heels,” Amaraizu said.


Cc: lalasticlala


dailypost.ng/2015/11/16/brother-kills-own-sibling-in-enugu/

olafum1:
Such a young life wasted just like that, who's to be blamed in this kinda scenario..
a. The lady
b. the impregnator
c. the drug seller
d. the government

definetly not the government

Nuges11:
Ah! That's like the funniest episode of the whole series. I would love to download too, please inform me if you eventually find out where to

mate, did u finally find any site to download the series from? If yes could u tell me...

Darven:
This one is toasting his fellow guy

hahahahaah, i don die for here eeeeh...

two wrongs never make a right,, killing the driver didn't bring back the guy, it wasn't intentional... Maybe he shouldn't have tried to run... And y destroy the filling station na?? Chaii nigerians sef.... Is it the filling stations owner that killed the 5 pple..

women, always putting men in trouble since time immemorial.. If u hadn't gone to see a babe, this wouldn't have happened to u..


Pele shaa.. And thank ur lucky stars..

playind dead has been one of the ways of being a victim of these kinda of things,, the girl was lucky,, afew times terrorists reshoot everyone on the head just to make sure.. She should thank her stars

eeyaaah, one of the poor girls eyes is even closing..

agarawu23:
I don't expect this trash to make FP .
You killed a bat and so fvcking what ?

it did ooo broda

straffing while hungry, one of the 7 deadly sins...

all these blame games are becoming boring..

washington post should mind their business joor,, sahara reporters dont judge obama afterall...

nigerians know book shaa oo

Former member of the House of Representatives, Abike Dabiri-Erewa has been listed among top 250 most influential women in the world. The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama; ex-US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton; a former Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, and a former Minister of Education, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili were also among the most influential women in the world on the Richtopia list, an online business platform that covers a mix of valuable content on success. Dabiri-Erewa represented Ikorodu Federal Constituency of in Lagos State in the House of Representatives. Meanwhile, she worked for the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) for fifteen years, anchoring the weekly NTA Newsline programme and taking a particular interest in poverty and social justice issues before venturing into politics.

Dabiri-Erewa while in the House sponsored a number of significant bills that were passed by the lower chamber. Some of her bills are the Freedom of Information Bill, a bill for an act to ensure full integration of Nigerians with physical disabilities and eliminate all forms of discrimination against them, the Nigerian Infant Health Welfare Bill (ensuring every child under five receives free medical care), Nigerian Diaspora Commission Bill and a bill to repeal Nigerian Press Council Bill and replace it with the Nigerian Press and Journalism Council Bill (strengthening the NPC and promote responsible journalism and protect the welfare of journalists in Nigeria).


Cc: lalasticlala


www.thisdaylive.com/articles/dabiri-erewa-ezekwesili-listed-among-world-s-top-250-most-influential-women/225679/