nicerichard05:
I came across this Photo of an APC governorship Candidate in the forth coming Election in Edo state (Dr Puis Odubu) on facebook this evening and I must say this I am really shameful, this is the height of cluelessness.

Was Oshiomole right in accusing this man (his deputy) of visiting different Native Doctors? This is complete daylight Witchcraft.

APC is indeed dead in Edo state.

Them for just give am broom join am mak he complete Wizard of Oz.

are you ashamed or shameful?

grayht:
I beieve most of these insecticides are organophosphate nerve poisons. The nerve poison often inhibits
cholinesterase, an enzyme that breaks down acetyl choline (ACh), a neurotransmitter. With extra ACh in the
nervous system, the cockroach has muscular spasms which often result in the cockroach flipping on its back.
Without muscular coordination the cockroach cannot right itself and eventually dies in its upside down-
position...



Why humans no dey stand when dem die?

cholinergic blockade explains muscle spasms and dyskinesia but it doesn't explain why the insect flips over on its back.

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Often times I get asked; what exactly do you enjoy about blogging? Some people even go as far as hinting that blogging is not a real occupation (whatever that means). I always find those insinuations amusing and absurd. Maybe it is because I have been blogging for five years and in all that time, I have seen the ups and downs of blogging. Today however, I will share with you eight reasons why blogging as a profession is awesome and everyone reading this should start blogging immediately.
Easy to operate
The platform for blogging is so much easier to operate than the static websites of yesteryear's. It is as easy as taking a photo, adding text and publishing it to the internet with virtually any internet enabled device. In addition, the giants in the blogging industry i.e. the blog platform providers have made it extremely easy to succeed as a blogger, by creating online communities from where you can network and explore your creativity both as a writer and an online marketer.
Work at your pace
If you decide to take blogging as your full time occupation, allow me to congratulate you because you just kicked out a whole lot of unneeded stress. You do not have to put up with bosses breathing down your neck, unreasonable targets or unachievable deadlines. The beauty about blogging is that it allows you the freedom you require to work at your own pace and achieve the results you set out by yourself.
Anyone can do it
Whether you are a stay at home mom, unemployed graduate, business executive or professional, you can embrace and actually do well blogging. The flexibility of the platform ensures that you do not have to dedicate all your time to it, but you can still make a reasonable living from it.
Your country’s economy won’t affect it
More often than not, the source of revenues for bloggers is not tied to the economy of their residence, so even while your economy might be undergoing upheavals, you still will be smiling to the bank. Now if that is not a reason to jump into blogging, read on.
Networking with great people
Since I started blogging, I have had the opportunity to connect with amazing personalities online. You never really know who that anonymous commenter really is until you actively seek to pursue a relationship with every one of your readers. But your readership is not the only place you can network. Being a blogger is like belonging to a large virtual family of people pursuing similar interests, and if you are really good at what you do, you will get recognized by others in your field.
You do not get fired
This is a no brainer for the singular reason that you create your own employment and as such it is impossible to get fired from blogging. You may ask; what if your blog gets shut down for violating a policy? Well, while this is not as common as we may make it seem, it does happen for really grievous offenses but the good thing is that you can get restored with proper handling of the situation, and at the worst, you can always open some other blog.
You determine your income
Your income as a blogger is determined greatly by the amount of effort you put into your work. What that simply means is that your efforts in promoting your blog translates directly into real income for you. This is not usually the case with most paid employment as your income is fixed and is unlikely to vary largely despite the amount of effort you put in your job.
It can run without you
So you need to take that annual summer vacation in the Bahamas? No problem, just schedule your posts for the period you will be gone and set up your automated email responder and you can go enjoy the sun and sand. When you return, no one would notice you were gone (except you post pictures of your vacation). I am yet to see any other form of employment where you can do this.
If you are yet to decide to pursue blogging actively, this is a wake-up call. It is never too late to start so long you are armed with a good plan and commitment.
Leave your comments below or connect with me on BBM 7AF203A0.

usually the only time we watch movie together is at night. anytime they start a sex scene everybody go form automatic sleep. popsy will look around for any one who is still awake, your eyes better not be open. after the sex scene you can continue watching.
but I think for us who know better this generation, it makes more sense to preview any movie you need to watch with family to avoid family discomfort and hypocrisy.

Dreal11247:
When he can't use the modern phones, what else do you want to see?

I tire for the op o. is he expecting a 71 year old to be able to operate a smartphone?

Netfad:
just do a factory reset then it's good as new

will I lose my apps and stuff?

Netfad:
1GB or 2GB ram

1 gig

the phone is barely two weeks old but it is the slowest phone I have used ever. what can I do? please help

Johnjnr:
And u are very wise ba?

yes

Johnjnr:

The purpose of this thread is for the younger generation to learn from it and knw it does nt depict responsibility. Social media is what really influences the younger once. Were do u think dis sagging of a tin was learned?

op you are very unwise

orisa37:
Fuel Subsidies Payment s make Government a Continuous Plunderer., a Thief and unrepentant Dictator. Labour agitation for minimum wage without knowledge of Productivity for sourcing funds for such minimum is arrantly irresponsible Fuel Prices should fixed on Cost of Production and not on Imported pricing. The F.G should immediately arrange for NNPC to produce 100 percent Fuel for Domestic Consumption. The idea of 50:50 Venture/Import system is a Drain on our Foreign Reserves and the major cause of the forex and Naira mess we are in right now.

100% production of fuel locally is a major agenda of this administration. with prudent financial management and favorable macroeconomic growth, we hope to see this achieved.

Flexherbal:
The reason there is increase in the demand of fuel, apart from the population, is lack of power supply. Most businesses run on generators.The removal should have been a gradual process. The pa's government talked about Sure-P, but we did not see that impact in the rural areas. The money was given to those with connection in high places.
Government is a continuous process.
They have been falling us, how can we trust them on this?

that is a valid and legitimate question. however, the new government has shown signs of commitment to revamping the economic structure. it will do us a world of good as citizens to ensure we keep this government on their toes by continuous constructive criticism in order to ensure they do not derail from their set target.

The history of increase in pump price for petrol and other refined petroleum products is one most Nigerians are familiar with. In April 1992, the head of state, General Ibrahim Babangida increased the pump price of petrol from 15.3 kobo to 20 kobo per liter. Since then, successive government have tinkered with the pricing, and now, the government of President Buhari has pegged the price at 145 Naira per liter. What is unique about this latest increase however, is the issue of subsidy removal and its attendant effect on the cost of the essential commodity.
Subsidy of petroleum product as an economic policy evolved as a means to cushion the effect importation of petroleum products had on the cost of the commodity and it's attendant hardship on the average citizen. What it basically en tails is that for every liter of fuel imported into the country, the government pays a percentage off the top in order for it to be sold below the cost of production (or in this case, importation). On the surface, the idea seems to be a good one as it makes fuel products available at cheaper rates, but economists would argue that not only is it inherently unsustainable, it is also highly detrimental to the economic growth of the nation. When you consider that the population of the country is increasing daily, and the demand for petroleum increases also, the government would have to budget astronomical figures yearly to maintain fuel subsidy. This means that a larger percentage of cash would be used for subsidy than for capital expenditure. As a matter of fact, in 2013, the GEJ administration estimated that between 1.3-1.5 trillion naira was being expended in maintaining subsidy annually, which was more than the combined capital expenditure for that year alone.
It is no surprise hence, that at the beginning of his administration, President Olusegun Obasanjo thought it wise to do away with the unwanted payments. Before he could do that, there was a massive enlightenment campaign in the media on the benefits of removing fuel subsidy and full deregulation of the downstream sector. Due to the combined efforts of civil society organizations, organized labor and political factors, the idea was shelved. The Yara’Adua administration was relatively quiet on the issue, but it was Good luck Jonathan who stirred the hornets’ nest by announcing removal of subsidy on the first day of the first month of 2012. However, after a gale of protests rocked the nation, he announced a partial removal as against a full removal and pegged the price at 97 naira per liter, a price he adjusted to 87 naira just before leaving office.
President Buhari has just announced a full removal of subsidy and has set a price of 145 naira per liter for petrol. The aim of this is to save government expenditure in these difficult economic times as well as pave the way for increased spending on capital projects. The benefits accruing from the prudent use of funds saved from subsidy payment are myriad, but a few of them include;
-Increase in funds available to be utilized for capital projects.
-Direct impact on the exchange rate as it will free up pressure on the dollar, thus we expect to see a reduction in the naira to dollar ratio.
-Local refineries will begin to work, as it will not be attractive to import petroleum products anymore.
-Increase in the availability of jobs as more capital investments will be initiated.
For the time being however, the short term effects of the increase in pump price are being felt. The price of transportation is directly affected, and as it goes up, the price of essential commodities will skyrocket. The cost of living will increase astronomically, and we expect a massive brain drain from the intelligentsia mostly who will leave the country in droves to seek greener pastures.
Government has to step in at this precarious moment to cushion the cascading effects of this new policy. The following should be implemented;
-First, the Federal Executive council (FEC) should be commended for initiating a social welfare scheme for the poor and vulnerable in the society to protect them from the harsh economic realities.
-FEC should as a matter of urgency initiate an upward review of the minimum wage as the present minimum wage is grossly incapable of mitigating the effects of the economic realities.
-The bank of Industry should be injected with more funds in order to enable them dispense low and no interest loans to small and medium scale enterprises. This will ensure that jobs are created on a micro and macroeconomic scale.
-FEC should create a favorable economic environment that will ensure a reduction in the rate of brain drain and capital flight currently plaguing the nation.
In conclusion, I do recognize that it is the function of organized Labor to fight against any policy that seems to be detrimental to the survival of the masses, however in this case I suggest that the apparatchik of their arsenal be directed to fighting for an increase in minimum wage, and we all as Nigerians should not keep silent about this issue. That is our right and our duty.

A.P..2016

charix:
I see nothing wrong here, only frustrated people pouring their anger on the students. Many people did what these students acted out in the past, our luck was we were never caught.

the first sensible comment on this post. you can see the frustration written on the faces of their persecutors.

how this old lady got to miss world is still amazing. she was too old and is too busty.

Dripy:
Good for him. How will he not win? As the gov'nor, who will dare overtake him? The person will receive bullets like his deputy.

Politics and politicians have been elevated over and above commonsense. Why engage in a jamboree when the state is burning and salaries are unpaid.
Given that all works and no plays makes a man crazy, priority should be given to the more important stuffs.
Some people may think I have no joy or I am ranting but the matter at hand is heavy and if dexterity is not taken into cognisance, we may produce a stillborn.

so you neglect the thousands of jobs this "jamboree" has created?

DrayZee:
Thank you.

Confess you stole it from zikoko.com

imohchard:
Rich history I must admit..

Almost similar to the british story.
They used to be king of England before king goerge died without a male heir. So victoria ascended her fathers throne. Since she too did not have a male child, her daughter the present queen succeded her

you have your history all wrong. Queen Elizabeth is not the daughter of Queen Victoria

They are called the DNA Twins. They were kidnapped when the Ekesons Bus in which they were travelling to Lagos from Abuja was intercepted. The driver was shot dead, passengers robbed and only the two of them taken. The family has been reached by the kidnappers who initially demanded a ransom of N1m but now have raised it to N10m with a 24hr deadline to pay up or the boys be killed. Their mother is not rich. Far from it. She is eking out a living like the rest of us. PLS help save the boys. 24hrs expires tomorrow. Their mum has been running around frantically to try and meet the kidnappers demand. The duo featured in The Voice Nigeria and picked 2Face as mentor after scaling through. The family is appealing to the good people of Nigeria to help save their sons. Here's the SOS: Please help with anything you can to save the DNA Twins. Pay whatever you have to: 0008800700 Becky Opara Diamond Bank
Pls for further information call: 08162919552...Pls keep sharing this post. I plead of you, I beg you all, on my knees. May God protect them from all evil, in Jesus Name, Amen.
Lalasticlala please help

blueto:

This is a derogative and repugnant statement against an ideal institution like UNIBEN.

Virtually all tertiary educational institutions in the country are betide with prevailing or recessing cultist activities, But UNIBEN have so for been able to curtail such minacious incursions to a very modicum rate.

The issue of cultism in the varsity is now antiquated.

enter ekosodin by 1 am and you won't be speaking grammar if you come out whole.

chizidgreat:
pictures of ph station

please give us the other available routes

Integrityfarms:
When we are yet to have enough for self sufficiency we are talking of exports!

Misplaced priorities

when did you ever go to market to buy beans and you did not see?

na only Nigerian strip club this one fit happen. in a decent Western strip club you dare not touch the girls. but in naija dem go dey handle aand press and caress

BumBae:
* clear throat*

Ok i was 16 here
There was this guy school friends , actually group of friend but we were closer
His dad is nigerian very very strict !!! u know those huge guys dat just make u cry when they look yh those type of dads

Anywayz

He dad doesnt let his friends come over to visit , said its distraction etc they just strict
Anyway so onway back from school we went to his to chill his younger sis was around but just watching tv
No sign of dad
Anyway just gisting gossipping etc

Next thing we heard the main door slam so we muted the tv , he called his sis and asked who was that
Next we heard his dad voice " Tokunbo so your back"

Our heart stop fear ketch me ..was like omg ur dad is home .. So we heard him climbing the stairs didnt know wt to do so my friend panicked and told me to hide in his wardrobe so i did ..

His dad came into the room my dear i cant even tell u what he said
as soon as i heard his voice me science take over
*I wet myself yes guys ... I did * pee pee right there on all my cloths ...
After his dad left he told me to come out mehn i no an move damnnnn was really embarrassing but cuz we were good friend he n ver told any of out other friends till now we tease each other n laugh about it ..

But yes very very very embarrassing
Excuse typos

excuse me miss
are you speaking English?

I like the last part where Major Musa said "if you want more information come to the barracks" the reporter be like... egbon soldier I no do reporter work again.

lalasticlala

Veteran actor and nollywood legend Chief Vitalis Ndubuisi Marked another birthday today. The renowned thespian known for his trade mark mane of white hair marked his birthday today being Easter Sunday.
His daughter who is a pharmacist posted this on her IG handle gushing about her caring father.
Leave your birthday wishes below

Sirchucks:
Charge no 1, u r guity. Charge no 2, u r guity. wait 4 ur judgement. wink

lolz... ikr

just in case