Trigger Happy: See omotola legs black spots everywhere hahaaaaa, bleaching da second talent of nigerians after armed robbery

ItsModella:
You see, unlike you Ghanaians, we Nigerians do balanced diets. Rather than bread and yam, we eat beans and yam, yam and vegetables, yam and eggs, yam and red oil etc

carr96:

oh! Like ghana doesn't have scammers(visit google trader, adpartisan, tonaton, webghana), who.res and bleachers?? Dude ur on a long thing

Area_boy: If you don't believe what scientists tell you, log off your internet, go buy yourself a camel, make the journey to Jerusalem and wait for your messiah there. You are not permitted to use any invention that science brought us. The same scientific method that makes sure you get from your house to work, the same method that makes sure you can come online and tout your beliefs is the same one working to answer fundamental questions of our origins. Not sitting down and saying god did it

You don't know it but you are a slave to your religion if you keep talking this way..

According to the standard theory, our universe sprang into existence as "singularity" around 13.7 billion years ago. What is a "singularity" and where does it come from? Well, to be honest, we don't know for sure.

Singularities are zones which defy our current understanding of physics. They are thought to exist at the core of "black holes." Black holes are areas of intense gravitational pressure. The pressure is thought to be so intense that finite matter is actually squished into infinite density (a mathematical concept which truly boggles the mind).

These zones of infinite density are called "singularities." Our universe is thought to have begun as an infinitesimally small, infinitely hot, infinitely dense, something - a singularity. Where did it come from? We don't know. Why did it appear? We don't know.

http://www.big-bang-theory.com/

alfaman2: Coming from an atheist, this view might surprise some people but after studying this subject hard and giving it due consideration and comparing it with some religious doctrines, I have arrived at the conclusion that this theory is just a rubbish made up to explain some observations (as the religious made up God) but which, like God, fails woefully when probed further.

There are many holes in this theory. Even though it expalins a lot of things, actually contradicts itself.

Just last month, the most ardous proponents of the big bang as the ultimate explanation admited that they were mistaken by more than 80 million years. http://www.todayonline.com/daily-focus/science/universe-ages-80-million-years-big-bang-gets-clearer

80 million years! Think about it. The so called scientific community swept this under the carpet and said the fundamentals didn't change. Give me a break.

Let's look at the theory proper. Many scientists found problems with this Big Bang nonsense but the proponents, instead of using science, took a leaf from religion and invented something that explains away every problem: cosmic inflation!

Ask them to calculate the size of the universe if they know the beginning and the rate of acceleration, and they look like monkeys in a headlamp.

"You don't believe cosmic inflation, hey, here's dark matter." What is dark matter? Wait for it. "It is that which cannot be seen, be felt, or be heard, but we believe it is there because it makes sense for it to be there." Sounds familiar?

I believe in the ability of science to solve problems but I cannot accept blatant nonsense just because it comes from people with vested authorities.

Imagine this: A few million years ago, scientists in a far planet looking at earth and observing huge birds floating around the sky would conclude that there was not enough gravitational pull on earth to make things stick on the ground. So forget deduction through observation without all the facts.

Amya: If you get a raggaetone influence on a particular track on a song, will it be said that you stole the latino music?

If you rap, will it be said you stole the AA's style of music?

Nobody is stealing from anyone! No one has sole rights to style of musics. You can literally sing anything you want and whether or not it'll be successful depends very much on the demand/market for that kind of music.

Creativity is when you make something pleasing to the ear no matter where you get the influences. So all those screaming that making ghana styled music by our artists is them being unoriginal should take a blind leap.

CAMEROONPRIDE:

Jeez you got mouth.

I salute

billante: Inflation rate in the country dropped to 8.6 per cent in March , the lowest in almost five years as the impact of higher fuel prices a year ago fell out of the calculation.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), inflation eased to 8.6 percent from 9.5 percent in February. Prices rose 0.7 percent in the month.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has kept its benchmark policy rate at a record 12 percent for nine consecutive meetings to keep prices incheck and bolster the naira. The inflation rate has been below 10 percent, matching the central bank’s target, for three consecutive months.
Inflation will probably remain between 9 and 11 percent this year, central bank Governor Lamido Sanusi said on March 24. While Sanusi said he supports keeping the benchmark rate unchanged, more of the 12 members of the Monetary Policy Committee are pushing for rate cuts. Three MPC members voted for a reduction in the March 19 meeting, up from two in January.
The MPC will probably keep its key rate unchanged at its next meeting on May 21-22, Johannesburg-based Absa Group Ltd. (ASA) said in an e-mailed note to clients before today’s data.
The core inflation rate, which excludes agricultural products, rose 7.2 percent in Marchfrom a year earlier, down from 11.2 percent in February, the statistics office said. Food inflation eased to 9.5 percent from 11 percent


http://businessdaynigeria.com/inflation-drops-86-percent-lowest-5-years

larynxvibe:
Professor Jean-Denis Rouillon of Besançon University spent 15 years studying the anatomy of 330 women, before coming to the conclusion that bras are a “false necessity.”

prof pervvvvvvvvvvv

ghboy: God bless you too bros. im Ghanaian but listen to Naija music more cos its majorly english n danceable now. i speak Twi but hardly understand them in songs just like Ga

mikeapollo:
Omawumi's song is not a direct Azonto song, but it is patterned after Ghana's Hiplife music. Go listen to 'Shordy' by Praye and listen to the background beats and instruementation, keyboards etc.

Ironi: He is right. You people don't know shiit.

Any contemporary Nigerian music being played by this so-called musicians have a Ghanaian beat somewhere. The annoying fact is they lift these beats from existing Ghanaian songs without any shame. I can list songs after songs and can tell you which Ghanaian music the artist stole from.

Fact is, those really in the music industry know this truth and acknowledge it.

The man knows what he is taking about, too many Mumu on this pages.

ola_pluto:
Very correct, and there's a bigger chance all the 11 players fielded by Ghana are over 24.

ola_pluto: This happened over a week ago. The affected players have since left Morroco. They did not play against Ghana. I think the BBC or any of its reporters just pasting the story is up to no good.I suspect the story is from a Ghanaian reporter who hasnt come to terms that our cadets are better than theirs.

felphenix: A new agriculture visa program would bring farm workers to the U.S., and farm workers already here illegally would get a faster path to citizenship than others, able to seek a green card in five years, an effort to create a stable agricultural workforce.


The above sounds so strange and dates back to things we really don't want to remember (Modern Slavery as CNN would call it) I might be wrong!

ninja4life: i thought d reason why we are experiencing shortage of power is due to d reduced gas supply how come we will be selling gas dat is not enough 4 our own consumption to other countries in d name of ecowas who does dat and those people wont be grateful for our help at d end of d day are dis our leaders thinking straight

mekaboy: Abeg which kind yeye sharp guy be this? oyibo use electronics throway, them send down to africa to buy. them use car throway them send down to africa to buy.

Now even woman wey them don use throway, them still send am down to africa and people dey rush am.

una surpose dey shame. person dey chop shit una dey call am sharp guy.

na nany that guy be.