₦airaland Forum

those hyacinths didn't just grow overnight.
it's commendable it is already taken care of but must it get to this state before government does something about it?
after public outcry dey begin commot am
if public no complain nko¿

Vector don wage war with the Abaga family.
I pity for am.

but dis Vector sef dey craze ooo... wisdom is far from you cos its top of the shelf.
that short black boy

was wondering how a woman would tie up a man...how subservient would he have been¿

until I read he was asleep!

Woman don't take justice into your hands next time. Man, you got what you bargained for. Say no to domestic violence, say no to jungle justice.

I don go

all I see is cabal enriching cabal.

u no get credit kwa? tot they said Football money b like blood money ¿

fear Lagos politics bro. One person be "Oga wey we know" another person na "oga wey dey control"
Ask Ambode and Sanwo-Olu.

I actually don't understand what you just said. Who view who? who their views bash?

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emotional blackmail... if u can't cope with her free ursef free her too. when kids fall in love

BBN has always highlighted the prices and things to be won before the show kicked off. If Toyota couldn't sponsor the show or anyother company why buy their cars ¿

Hungry man wey dem give Rice no dey ask for spoon to chop.
Nice one Innoson

Lekan_kingkong posted it? hmm... #NoSnakes

mamagee3:
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thank God I guessed o. well now it's obvious she likes u. ur character, composure, demeanour and all

as e dey hot for cold room

she dey see u as fine BOBO but feels she can't have u, so she feels the handsomeness runs in the family therefore she opts for a bro of yours.
well it works that way I guess

this is the era of Audio Money. please if I ever tell u say "I owe u" just remember now say na Audio Money

Thank God that the corona freezed that his anti-church agenda and made him calculate and reason well for a while.

Freeze abeg always dey hold dat Corona for hand it helps u in adaptive and productive reasoning.

wen u give girl belle and u no get money to marry am but Malee and Palee dey disturb say una musto marry...wetin u want make dem do?

Anywys I will always not support child birth outside wedlock.

failed country filled with failed people. let them just restart this country abi na format sef

oga go and marry. anyways the car make sense

wetin concern me...make d winner win dahs all

Buhari and im Nonsense and Ingredient dey make Mallam wonder wetin Aisha no go see for za oza room

nice one. Academic innovations like this would help set the precedent for our nation

OP oya so wat is bride pride?

where is the new look?

WHY do I think she looks like TONTO ¿

in other countries Government provides basic amenities for its people but here in Nigeria the people provide water, security, roads, electricity e.t.c for themselves.
Yet, the failed government has no sense of remorse but still chooses to make living difficult for its citizens.
when u tax VAT
tax DEPOSIT and Withdrawal
tax INTERNET and PHONECALL usage
and also tax for TOLL GATE
what then is left ¿ the oxygen we breath?
I'm sad cos the labours of our heroes past are already in vain.

Zlatan bought a Monza and the Monza laughed for joy

how much did they win?

what kind of theory is dis one? Igbo people and Yoruba are separate entities we don't belong to anywhere else we are our own people.

A royal palace in Nigeria has announced that its resident tortoise has died following a short illness, saying it was a remarkable 344 years old. The tortoise, named Alagba, meaning elderly one, lived in the palace of Ogbomoso in Oyo state. Alagba had at least two personal attendants to see to her needs and would eat only twice a month. She was thought to have healing powers and attracted visitors from far and wide. The revered reptile was apparently brought to the palace by the kingdom's third leader, Isan Okumoyede, who reigned from 1770 to 1797. However, Isan Okumoyede reigned just over 200 years ago. This means the tortoise would have already been 100 when she was found, for her to have reached the grand old age of 344. And reptile experts have cast doubt on Alagba's alleged age. Tim Skelton, curator of reptiles at Bristol Zoo, said it would be "impossible" for Alagba to have lived that long. 'Unlikely in the extreme' "A hundred years is a very good age," said Mr Skelton. "Giant tortoises can live up to 200, but that's a very rare exception." Alagba is not a giant tortoise. After looking at photos, Mr Skelton categorised Alagba as an African spur-thighed tortoise. John Wilkinson, a professional herpetologist - an expert in reptiles - agreed. "I would have thought that it would be unlikely in the extreme," he said. "They just don't live that long." The oldest tortoise - indeed animal - in the world is believed to be Jonathan, an 187-year-old giant tortoise who lives in St Helena. "Any other tortoise lives between 70-80 years old, maximum 100," Mr Skelton said. The earliest photo of Jonathan, taken in 1886 So where did Alagba come from? The story goes that she was brought to the palace by Isan Okumoyede, when he returned from a successful expedition over 200 years ago. If this is true, Alagba will have lived through the reign of 18 Ogbomoso kings. Mr Wilkinson has a simple explanation: "I don't think there's much of a mystery here to be honest - there has been more than one tortoise." "They loved it so much they went and bought another one." And it seems as though this is not the end of Alagba's story. The current king said he plans to preserve her remains for tourism and historical records.

God have mercy

I know the Igbo man treat his kids better than his wife sef but I know the Igbo tribe treats their wives better than others