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OYO for SURE

Aji se bi oyo l'anri, Oyo ki se bi Baba eni koo kan

PACESTER FOR LIFE

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SWeet Rivers state sweet land of opportunity together we boku like  soldier ant, milik and honey eh milik and honey
Rivers state great land of milik and honeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

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Anambra State
Omata kwenu!
Nwanne onwero ife n'eme!Ife adigo mma

Happy Birthday iice, you old mama from jos 

I chopped your cake o, you know the dentist said you shouldn't eat sweet things with your denture so i helped you 

I see an Ebonyi state lol that made me a bit excited since my name is Ebony lol.

OMATA?? Female touts on Nairaland? 

What's on his mind?

As Nigeria's Landscape Diminishes From Two Fronts.


Climate change: 13m Nigerians endangered

Thirteen million Nigerians are currently at risk due to climate change vulnerability, a report on climate has shown.

A report on Nigeria under UN Framework Convention on Climate Change says that those at risk would have to relocate.

The report indicates that the inhabitants of the nation’s coastal areas and communities on desertification zone would be at serious risk. The report adds that the relocation would arise from floods and erosion at the coastal areas.

``Most of the Sudan and the savannah regions, which are already undergoing severe droughts and desertification, would be affected.

"Already about 15 per cent of the Niger Delta would be lost with no sea level rise, however, with sea level rise of 0.5mm, about 35 per cent of the Delta would be lost.

"About 15 per cent of the country’s population is presently affected by climatic variations and sea level changes, ‘’ the report says. The report says that with the projected climate change and sea level rise of about 0.5 mm, likely those to be relocated, if with no mitigation plan, would increase to 27 million.

"If sea level should rise by about 1.0mm with the projected climate change, the people to be relocated would be more than 48 million,’’ the report indicates.

It says that the country would witness a massive refugee situation if proper mitigation strategy was not put in place.

The report which is a fundamental requirement from all parties to the Convention is meant to draw attention to the risk.

It further says that socio-economic, ecological and socio-cultural values at risk would be high in the country.
http://www.champion-newspapers.com/news/article_15.htm

na pictures we one see not map, pictures of each of the 36 capitals in nigeria.

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Borno State

Home of peace

Kano
Kanon dabo birni mai dala da goron dutse