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Greatest Akokites!!! |
Hmmmm |
Good for her and for all the children in her class. She should never be allowed anywhere near children again. The way that little boy bore the slaps, you could tell that he is already used to being physically assaulted Then, those slaps were too heavy to be correctional. She's a very wicked person and should not have been around children in the first place. The parents of that child should sue the school. It would serve as deterrent to many other teachers yet to be captured on camera. |
This matter still dey? |
dominique:My exact thought |
Wazza on and off the pitch |
Adigunjale |
No comment |
Profgordons:blame both the speculators and the online promoters. |
You forgot to include important information about the Lagos based investment and research firm
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Believe this, you'll believe anything |
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Video proof? & AI doesn't count |
He always makes sense. The north needs more people like him. |
Good move! UNESCO World Heritage Sites are cultural and/or natural sites that are considered to be of "Outstanding universal value". Enugu is a beautiful city with obvious cultural and natural heritage. I once lived there. The intended sites have potential to make Nigeria's tentative list. UNESCO world heritage sites are of great economic significance and Nigeria is so blessed that it should be a major global tourism hub. Some existing heritage sites in Nigeria: Sukur Cultural Landscape: Located in the Mandara Mountains, this was Africa's first cultural landscape to be inscribed on the World Heritage List. Ogbunike Caves: Located in Anambra State, these caves are a natural wonder with historical and spiritual significance to the local people. Oke-Idanre Hill: Located in Ondo State, this site consists of valleys, a high plain, and inselbergs that are about 3,000 feet above sea level. Osun-osogbo Sacred Grove: A cultural space for the Osogbo people, Yoruba people, and African people. Ancient Kano City Walls and Associated Sites: Inscribed in 2007. Surame Cultural Landscape: Inscribed in 2007. Alok Ikom Stone Monoliths: Inscribed in 2007. Cross River – Korup – Takamanda (CRIKOT) National Parks: Inscribed in 2020. Lake Chad Cultural Landscape: Inscribed in 2018. -META AI Pic 1: Sukur Landscape Pic 2: Osun- Osogbo Sacred Groove Pic 3: Idanre Hills Pic 4: Ogbunike Caves
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Saw this on instablog earlier. First of all, there is need for thorough investigation to separate the guilty from the innocent. Those proven guilty should be severely dealt with, especially the foreigners. Imagine coming into a country to build a massive facility that will churn out criminals on that scale! |
Hopefully we meet all economic parameters and overshoot our projections. There's dire need for economic diversification, transparency, accountability and sincerity of purpose in creating a safe and conducive climate for investors (foreign and local). Wasteful recurrent expenditure should also be emphatically addressed once and for all so that focus can shift to capital budgeting and productivity. |
Una no de sleep? Congratulations to Lookman. I'm so happy that he won this. He has more than earned it + people that don't want to fully identify as Africans should not thirst after African awards. |
Hopefully they will make use of it. 'Nature gave men two ends-one to sit on and one to think with. Ever since then man’s success or failure has been dependent on the one he used more.' The mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone. |
The most important thing is for the armed forces to sincerely counter terrorism and secure our borders. |
This is bad |
Ebora owu |
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About time |
![]() Beautiful people Great disciplines Amazing story why is it topical on nairaland over a decade after the feat?? |
nothingspoil70:🤣😂 Let's even leave region out of this. It is embarrassing to measure progress with roads and bridges. |
Some people are embarrassing their teachers here. A kilogram is a kilogram. |
Poor child😕 Their names don't sound Nigerian |
GBV is endemic in northern Nigeria. Too many sad stories. I don't think it is enshrined in any true religion or culture. We should all apply common sense and be human first. If not that our criminal justice system is not 100% reliable, most of all these perpetrators would have been behind bars. Nevertheless, report all cases to the relevant authorities and hope and pray for justice. |
Dollar is actually falling for real. Why is this not on front page ![]() |
If it's not Peace or Ibom, I'd rather drive. |
Hmmmmmm. The 21st century is 24 years young. Isn't it too early? |
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