₦airaland Forum

madridguy:
Politics aside, 1 Million Saraki no reach.

post=69376569:
Let's go there.....

The end justify the means tho.....

Sai Baba we know......

post=67572058:
Haters, wailers.....oya, get your handkerchiefs ready.....
It's about to start raining tears!!!

Lakeside79:
Uselsss president

Corrupt and indolent , clueless and confused buffoon

Has no clue on morsern economic practises nor does he understand what mordern governance entails

Idiot

whitebeard:
Zombies everywhere..look st them..they have been robbed yet they don't know..!

Nigerianblogs:
As you know the N100 has been very scarce in the Country, To the extent all we see is the ones that looks so old, I myself haven't seen a new one for more that 2 months, Anyways a twitter user just shared his experience after seeing it for the first time in ages, and he said it must mean goodluck, lol.

see below, plus some reactions.. Meanwhile on a serious note, has anyone else seen a brand new N100 recently?


News From Ebiwali--
http://www.ebiwalisgossip.com/2018/04/man-celebrate-after-seeing-brand-new.html

Kingwizzy16:
So that you will be raping 10years old girls in the name of marriage

innocential3032:
Finally i made it,i dedicate this to al who ve be trying to b d first to comment.keep trying

Zionista:
Omphalocele, also known as exomphalos, is a birth defect of the abdominal (belly) wall. The infant’s intestines, liver, or other organs stick outside of the belly through the belly button. The organs are covered in a thin, nearly transparent sac that hardly ever is open or broken.

As the baby develops during weeks six through ten of pregnancy, the intestines get longer and push out from the belly into the umbilical cord. By the eleventh week of pregnancy, the intestines normally go back into the belly. If this does not happen, an omphalocele occurs. The omphalocele can be small, with only some of the intestines outside of the belly, or it can be large, with many organs outside of the belly.

Causes and Risk Factors

The causes of omphalocele among most infants are unknown. Some babies have omphalocele because of a change in their genes or chromosomes. Omphalocele might also be caused by a combination of genes and other factors, such as the things the mother comes in contact with in the environment or what the mother eats or drinks, or certain medicines she uses during pregnancy.