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Aigbofa:
He said "May you never produce professors for your neighbours and you said Amen!!!!
Who do you intend to produce them for, when you already have more than enough.? Warped thinking.   
Aren't you from Zamfara? Why do you need professors anyway?

Amen for the good prayers

Ola Bamitu:
bros may your days be long.
now by this post you will be convince of NO Ekitinorrhea in his life
may you be free from ekiti state and its symptoms such as[b] Backwardness[/b],
May you never produce professors for your neigbours
may you be free from Ekitinorrhea and Ekitiasis
May your car never breakdown in any road leading to ekiti state
oya say AMEN

Amen

Aigbofa:
May he never have a child as dum.b as you are. Oya say amen.
You don't even know how to use quote feature!! Which forest did you recently emerged from?

is he dumb?

@ GenBuhari

I respect Buhari anytime, He is my 1st choice when it comes to voting, but hey, you are all waisting your time. The forces you are fighting in Nigeria are greater and mightier, and one way to defeat them is to rock their brain with an unusual, and faceless radical move by Buhari. When Buhari was asked by journalist about his desire or aim to Islamize Nigeria, he couldn't give an answer. What is wrong with Islamizing Nigeria? He would have won the election, if he gave the true answer. I can't for one second deny, as a Muslim, that I will not work or promote my religion peacefully in whatever position I find myself. This is a duty, by denying the claim, he act hypocritical about it.

Don't misunderstand my point though, I have respect for Buhari anytime anyday, but he just got it wrong, and I must admit it. Next time someone ask him about Islamizing Nigeria let him answer truthfully and honestly, and ask that questioner if anything is wrong with Islamizing Nigeria.

The country as it is is already Christianized.

The whole Nigerian states are backward.

Underdeveloped - 31
Developing - 6
Developed - 0

The developing states are, Lagos, Abuja, Akwa Ibom, Kano, Kwara, and Rivers

[url]http://www.budgetoffice.gov.ng/2011_budget/proposal_2011/change/47.%20Summary_Police%20Serv.%20Comm.pdf[/url]

I agree with the General, it is from fuel price increase to removal of subsidy. It all comes to the same circle "increase in the price of petrol" which easily translates to the increase in the price of almost everything in the country.

They can call it anything they want. What matters is the adverse effect of doing such thing on the poor masses who rely on generators to get power in their homes and small businesses.

If the government is really serious in improving the standard of living in Nigeria, then fuel and electricity must be subsidized, education and health must be free.

So much to call 'inappropriate' in the country, but all the way down, it is only about 'survival'.

By the end of 2012, Nigeria would have up to 200 million people, but there are no plans to provide the essential health facilities or the plans to increase the number of police officers to a certain amount. They don't set targets and achieve them, they just set targets, set targets, set targets.

Painful it is, did you know that the FG have spent 2 billion USD (300 billion NGN) this year on Police a lone?

MrPrsdent:
Jokes section

not at all

Tunisia's moderate Islamist party, Ennahda, is claiming victory in Sunday's elections, the first free poll of the Arab Spring.

Official results are expected on Tuesday, but provisional results suggest that Ennahda will win most votes while falling short of a majority.

Its main rival, the secular centre-left PDP party, has admitted defeat.

International observers praised the conduct of the vote as free and fair.

Former President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali was overthrown nine months ago after mass demonstrations - he had been in power for 23 years.

However, unlike its eastern neighbour Libya, Tunisia's transition from authoritarian rule has been largely peaceful.

It affairs PDP is a looser somewhere else

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-15438945

I have been reading so many comments about Gaddafi all around the internet. So many people find it hard to reveal Gaddafi's love for a United Africa. His attair carries the flags of all African countries including Nigeria, he love black people and he isn't a disco fan 

My only gruise with him is the "one man one woman" law he imposed on his people when half of the population are women. Another gruise is the fact that he abandons law of Allah when 100% of his people are Muslim.

Apart from the above, Gaddafi is a great leader, in terms of taking care of the welfare of his people.

Comments, Bashing, Curses are welcome, at least I know i'm in Nairaland. 

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This is good move, hopefully Muslims there will have some respite.

A five-day regional course on the rudiments of interest-free Islamic banking kicked-off Monday at the Paradise Suites Hotel in Banjul. The course, organised by the West African Institute for Financial and Economic Management (WAIFEM) and attended by bankers from the sub-region is geared towards exposing bankers in the region to the basic tenets of Islamic banking.

More here >>> http://allafrica.com/stories/201110181039.html

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=782665.msg9348119#msg9348119 date=1318723933]LOL, for where

2006 = 150 million
5 years later 2011= 200 million

50 million people have been added to Nigeria within 5 years thus 10 million every year population of Kano every year. [/quote]Nigeria's population is overtly being reduced for political reasons. Fact.

I was actually thinking its closer to 400 million now.

Boko Haram

Nigeria, the most populous black African nation with 200 million people and over 200 tribes, marks her 50th anniversary in October 1st 2010. The article surveys on the achievements so far in improving the welfare of her citizenry and the way forward.

Source: http://newsflavor.com/world/africa/nigeria-at-50-the-state-of-the-nation/

N20 = $0.125

I pity this guy so much. I think he was set up by the extremists regarding that bomb, they knew well what they have given to him. There is really something behind him going to prison.

It reminds me of "Prison Break".

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@jerryben12

That is Bill's finger holding his gift, no photoshop here.

Why are you even doubting, is it like they said "Jesus visits Nigeria"?

Attention
Seun should have stake in all these types of events as the owner of Nigeria's most popular website, he should be invited to such events. Anyway, maybe because he's not been so innovative that is why, Nairaland would have being a full featured portal just like Yahoo and Baidu by now. Anyway, him knows why he decided to "pause" development.

Advice,
1. shift the forum to a sub-domain if you are afraid of tempering, like forum.nairaland.com
2. create a new web 2.0 homepage on primary domain nairaland.com
3. create sections and even have an area to display top threads etc on the homepage
4. you can even allow nairaland users to have an email @nairaland.com and serve other domains as well

Bill is a great man, he was innovative, intelligent and creative. If there is anything we can be proud of as stake holders in IT should be this Nairaland, there should be advancements. Nairaland should partner with Bill to empower this website to provide more content and engage users more.

I mourn those innocents killed on 1st October 2010, may their soul rest in peace.

For Nigeria, I say "Hard Luck" because you are sick!

At least now they are talking about the Unity
It shows how fearful they are that the country may divide soon
Time will tell