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And I thought only my people push drugs. Ndi ara! |
Miley Cyrus nko? Definitely from Edo. Witches tins |
African association? All white? OK. |
Lalasticala is a gunner so don't suppose he'll like this |
Too bad I saw this just now. No thanks to Se.un and his goons |
Congrats Kenya. Please update me, how many medals have Nigeria won so far? Zero? |
hopeforcharles:That's life my brother |
Bread and butter Rice and beans Five and six APC and Lies Lalasticlala and Snakes. All those trying to cause division among igbos are fighting a lost cause. What do the Op mean by "foreigners" ? |
What are these people really afraid of ? |
Even Kerosene is gradually escaping the grasp of the poor. How did we get here chai |
Funny how non Anambrarians are blowing the state's horns more than we it's indigenes. Only goes to prove one thing, something good is definitely happening in Anambra. I only hope Willie sustains the tempo should he win next year's election. Haters go and kpeme |
Once the buildings are structurally strong and the roofs not leaking, then I see no problem with that. What the residents and govt of the state should be more concerned with is maintaining order and proper sanitation. |
Bill Gates and Warren Buffet should please come and buy off this country |
#fortheloveofbooks I enjoy reading legal and crime thrillers especially those authored by my favourite writers- John Grisham, Philip margolin, David Baldacci and their likes. I've read 4 of Dan Browns bestsellers and can't wait to lay my hands on Inferno and the Lost symbol. Brown is a beast I must say. Recently I came across another captivating writer, Robin Cook. The man is a Master of medical thriller. After reading just one of Cook's books, I've decided to go back to medical school. I also enjoy reading Micheal Chrichton and other Science fiction bestsellers. However, I dislike Romance novels and also find it very hard to read any inspirational book from start to finish. I also wish to add more of Religious and philosophical books to my Library but I really don't enjoy reading them. I remember one family friend of ours once said the kind of books i read will only make me wise in things of the world and not of the spirit. Do you guys think he's right? Anybody like me in the house? |
Cute couple. Obviously this economic recession thing is not felt by some. |
fiftynaira:I'm part of the movement already. Though in mind and spirit. Or is there some kind of organization or group? |
fiftynaira:Love your siggy. Igbo boys movement |
Holy Moses! Too bad. But anyone driving on these our Nigerian roads under a rain strong enough to wreak this kinda havoc is to blame partly. I just hope no one died |
I'm with Enyeama 100%. I don't really care what the issue is between them Oliseh is known to rant and bi.tch a lot online. Twitter coach |
Just look at the beautiful scenery behind those dancers. Plateau is really beautiful |
But nwanne there is nothing special about the road from what I can see. |
Simple logic. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. But also keep in mind that in politics, there is no permanent friend or enemy, just permanent interest. I hope this answers your question |
NOETHNICITY:Amen. And you too bro |
I'm typing this in response to the below thread https://www.nairaland.com/3197613/ibos-ikwerre-elechi-amadi and other similar ones that have been trending for sometime now in this forum. Sometimes i wonder why some igbos are hell bent on getting the Ikwerre people and some other tribes of the so called South-south region of Nigeria to accept that they are Igbo whether partially or completely. Since the youths and even some elders of some these tribes have come out openly to reject being Igbo, then lets let them be for God's sake. This whole thing is already becoming messy and embarrassing. We can't force anybody to identify with something he doesn't want to identify with. Even if Igbo land starts and ends only in the 5 south eastern states, i think we should be very contented and proud of ourselves cos peeps from that region have achieved a lot and are still setting the pace in many facets of human endeavor not just in Nigeria, but the world over. After reading the Concubine, a novel by the late Elechi Amadi, i learnt a lot about the igbo culture and even thought the Author was igbo until i read in some of his interviews where he sort of distanced his people from the igbos. Sunday Oliseh also said he isn't igbo at a popular talk show some months back. The funny thing was that when he fumbled during his short stint as Super Eagles coach, i could remember some of my neiggbours here in Jos called him "wawa yanmiri" ( foolish igbo). So the whole thing is funny but lets let them be. If they are not igbo, so be it. |
Govt of pictures. From the GCFR to the COAS. Iranu |
Sherif said PDP is ready to work with any of them. Very funny cos Sherif himself is not sure of his chairmanship of Pdp. |
Know him as one of those politicians with a sweet name. RIP |
I just downloaded the app. Thanks op |
Odimma |
All i see is innocence |
Florblu:Edo Just negodu yourself.@ topic, not a bad step in my opinion. Benue peeps are mostly farmers |
When will the pipes finish? True federalism is the answer |
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