Is it safe to visit Nigeria or any where in the world right now? No!!!

Stay where you are!!

LadyGCrueDKilaB:
It has made me lose my boyfriend (0knm) who I coincidentally met on nairaland. he took one look at me and said he would be embarrassed to be seen with me because of the lacerations on my face. this made me so sad. how can I get rid of them?

[img]https://jojosnewsblogcom.files./2019/06/tribalmark1.jpg?w=845&h=450&crop=1[/img]

it looks something like this

Take down this post. The lady in this picture is a friend and a student of the university of ibadan and she's damn proud of her tribal marks.

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Deltatoto:
r u in delta ?

Boss ...

humblesteve:

Got 6s Plus should you consider that too

how much??

global version ?

PhenomenalMorgan:

Either you add 9k(price is currently 99k on Jumia) or you wait a little for the price to drop(trust me, it will!!)
Get Nokia X7, great value for money!!
Snapdragon 710, OIS, 4k video, stereo speakers, etc...
You won't be disappointed!!!

X7 IS NOT ON JUMIA THOUGH.

IS IT THE SAME PHONE AS 8.1??

??

Adedayo516:
Who has redmi note 7 avalaible

Who has redmi note 7 avalaible

Alert received.... Live and direct.. Thanks for this kind gesture @LionDeLeo

bestguycheat:

lol maga make u pay this our boy na

You should apologize

shukuokukobambi:


I have my winner already even if it looks like a copy from Wikipedia but he had to know what he was looking before being directed there

CC:omenka, LionDeLeo

YESSSSSSSSSSSS......thank you boss

A
118786659
gtbank

cc LionDeLeo

Perestroika (Russian: перестро́йка; IPA: [pʲɪrʲɪˈstrojkə] (About this sound listen))[1] was a political movement for reformation within the Communist Party of the Soviet Union during the 1980s until 1991 widely associated with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and his glasnost (meaning "openness" policy reform. The literal meaning of perestroika is "restructuring", referring to the restructuring of the Soviet political and economic system.

Perestroika is sometimes argued to be a cause of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the revolutions of 1989 in Eastern Europe, and the end of the Cold War




Glasnost, which translates to "openness" in English, was General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev's policy for a new, open policy in the Soviet Union where people could freely express their opinions.

With glasnost, Soviet citizens no longer had to worry about neighbors, friends, and acquaintances turning them into the KGB for whispering something that could be construed as criticism of the government or its leaders. They no longer had to worry about arrest and exile for a negative thought against the State.

Glasnost allowed the Soviet people to reexamine their history, voice their opinions on governmental policies, and receive news not pre-approved by the government.

shukuokukobambi:


Ok. Participants should expect a question on politics/current affairs and i'll be dropping it in 5mins

CC:Omenka, Ishilove, LionDeLeo here goes:

2 Terms characterized the political landscape of the USSR in the years leading to it's disintegration in 1991. Name the 2 terms and briefly explain what they represented

LionDeLeo:


I have done that. Check the thread.

Seen. The questions they answered should be indicated, that way the argument of who answered this and that would be avoided.

For the sake of clarification, I personally think each question and its winners should be indicated in a list. Things just look too sketchy and unorganized now

EmperorShizzy:


The ambassador of a country

irooo....since when??

LionDeLeo:
Who travels to any country without a visa, officially?

Diplomats

LionDeLeo:

There was

Sorry sir, I didnt catch the post where it was mentioned

LionDeLeo:

Very good.

Let me console the participants with a relatively easier question.

Meanwhile, if he sees this my post, let him drop his account.

Same for other 5k winners.

30k down so far.

There were no winners for the state slogan question?

sodium chloride dissolve in water while alloys generally do not dissolve in water.

Bayelsa:Glory of all lands

Delta: The big heart

Enugu: Coal city state

Imo: The eastern heartland

Oyo: Pacesetter state

Ogun; Gateway state

Plateau: Home of peace and tourism

Bauchi: Pearl of tourism

Adamawa: Land of beauty sunshine and hospitality

Borno: Home of peace

Katsina: home of hospitality

Kebbi: land of equity

08184827153

Sirpaul:
CHRIST IS COMING BACK!....
and here are the signs....
God have mercy

Shey nah the coming of Christ kill this people ni.. Just say RIP and get out of here

adeekiti:
Buhari can U please do something, a lot is going wrong..

Wetin concern Buhari with Dana??

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AntidaftMOD:


Are you talking about the Enugu seaport?! I don't think there's any airport in Enugu. What Stealer Oduah was referring to was a seaport.

You should have used Google

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AntidaftMOD:


Are you talking about the Enugu seaport?! I don't think there's any airport in Enugu. What Stealer Oduah was referring to was a seaport.

1kinggy:
Next time, ask them for medical clearance or road worthiness.

In the time been, take care of this one. Contact her baddoo family.

#my2cents

Which one is baddo family again

sandrajazmin:
Ministry of dasuki
They pay as at when due

No delay

along01:



Hehe Bro, What's good?? Been a while Mhen.. I hope u still remember me from last year's thread.

Yeah... How are you doing?

bigmoon:
pls guyzz....help me review dis my o'level
result.....am aspiring to study linguistics in
UI......english-b3,crs-b3,yoruba-b3,govt-c4,literature-
c6,commerce-c6,biology-d7,maths d7,econz-d7.....i
was told U.I requires at least a pass (d7 or e8) in maths to study any course
under the faculty of ARTS....i wanna register for jamb
today and i need your candid advice...should i
proceed or sit for anoda o'level examination just to
obtain a credit paas maths?

Should be good... Write the admissions office to be safe.