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I didn't pay their transport fare to Malaysia. Not my business ![]() |
Ay92: is it the same operators whose download speed on 3G is 5kbps? If you doubt me, come to Akure with your airtel line. And by the way,the poster above me is a kegWetin u mean by keg? ![]() |
The small EDGE and 3G we're managing they haven't been able to give us excellent services. Which one is 4G again? Yeye People ![]() |
It depends on what Bill Gates means by "Poor Countries". In terms of finances I don't think Nigeria, one of the largest producers of oil in the world is a poor country. We have a lot of money which eventually ends up with our politicians with little or no improvement in the living standard of citizens to show for it. In my opinion, as far as we still have a set of politicians with the same character as our present "thieving club" come 2035, we might be tagged a "rich country" but in the real sense our development will show how poor we are. Same applies for most countries facing financial setbacks. |
Engagement Ceremony? Na wa O. What happened to putting rings in ice cream cups and plates of rice? ![]() |
I just stumbled on this article below and decided to share. I'll post the health benefits of cannabis soon. "This is too big of a question to answer in just one single article, but looking at cannabis through the lens of its medical properties, there seem to be few, if any, reasons to keep marijuana off the market. It doesn't kill, and while it may not be as effective as other treatments, it doesn't seem to get in the way much. When Mikuriya was asked if there was a product out there today - anything - that has as many benefits as medical marijuana, he said simply: "No." Medical marijuana may be beneficial for everyone's health, but it's not very healthy for the pockets of the pharmaceutical companies. And unfortunately for citizens in need of a cheap, all-natural alternative medicine, the pharmaceutical industry is the biggest industry in America with powerful connections in high places. And they don't like marijuana. At all. "It's unlimited," Hornby said of marijuana. "Grow more, get more medicine. Pharmaceutical companies don't want you growing your own medicine." The idea of legalizing a cheap, all- natural medicine that grows out of the dirt is a threat to the pharmaceutical industry's bottom line. Dr. James Hudson, professor emeritus at University of British Columbia's Department of Pathology and Lab Medicine, said pharmaceutical companies have a great incentive to recreate the organic compounds in marijuana and sell a drug from it, rather than just release the all-natural version to the public. "The prime motivation behind any drug company is to make money, and as much money as possible. In the case of a synthetic compound, if it's only an ingredient from the cannabis, they can formulate that as a drug and make a lot more money off of it." Since no company can patent a plant, pharmaceutical industries are incentivized to keep cannabis and industrial hemp illegal as they try to recreate the same drug with the same effects. Obviously, there is a great deal of "double talk" in this argument - How can the government prohibit marijuana but allow an identical drug with identical effects? - but ultimately, it comes down to money. "There's no money to be made off natural plants," said Dana Larsen, founding editor of Cannabis Culture magazine. "If you use a natural medicine that you can grow in your own home that costs pennies to use, you're going to do that." Yet, the facts remain: Prescription drugs, while legal, are experimental, dangerous and often toxic. Prescription drugs continue to kill tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of Americans each year; meanwhile, marijuana has never been the direct contributor to a single death. Maybe we should focus less on making natural plants extinct and focus more on controlling the drugs that we're actually responsible for. www.ibtimes.com |
Nastydroid: Hmmmn *sips harp*
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mehnn..where tf did u copy my monicker from? ![]() |
Most alcoholics know that they need to stop their drinking habit but they don’t know exactly how to stop. Here are some tips that you might find useful: 1. Don’t hang around people who are drinkers or who might tempt you to drink. 2. Don't go to places where you might be tempted to drink. Don't go to the clubs/bars where you used to drink and don't hang out with people who might pressure you to drink. 3. Look through your stuff/cabinets, find and throw away every single container of alcohol that you can find. If you have a spouse or rommate who consumes alcohol, kindly ask them if they could drink when you're not around. 4. Let everbody know that you want to stop drinking. Seek the support and encouragement from your family friends, and others who have been in your shoes and can help you achieve your goal. 5. Get help with the mental and emotional issues related to your drinking Many people begin drinking alcohol to get away from problems. Or some people find that their alcoholism is something that has been going on in the family for some time. Find a professional therapist you feel comfortable talking with about these issues. 6. Find positive and interesting hobbies to keep you busy. Often something as basic as a distraction can push away the thoughts of drinking. 7. Give yourself realistic goals and take it one step at a time. possibly you can't stop all at once, so perhaps you could just slowly slow down your drinking day by day. 8. Reward yourself when you don't consume alcohol. For every day, week, or month that passes and you don't drink, celebrate with a gift! Give yourself incentives to keep going. 9. Visualize yourself and how it will be when you've completely stopped your drinking habit. Visualization is very powerful in implanting into your mind that you are dedicated to this goal. Do these visualization exercises in the morning and at night. 10. Sign up for an alcohol class so you can find out more about your drinking and it’s effects on you. Knowledge is power! Remember that stopping drinking is hard. Sometimes it takes more than willpower... don't forget to seek professional medical advice! Credit : www.selfgrowth.com |
Enegod: kaiii that girl is hot like hell!!! lalasticlala: she's married o so back off ooo.Even if she no dey married where em dey go?? lol ![]() |
Abu Mikey: Alright.[quote author=flawless..S]check your mail[/quote] Abu Mikey: replied ![]() |
Ikpewe: Instead uniting people football is now causing bitternessThey just decided to be foolish |
Maybe dem bet their houses ![]() |
Prowizy2: What is all these? English is not your mother language. . If you fined it difficult why not type with your local dialectI'm embarrassed for you bro ![]() |
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Vaan gaal doesn't know him. What inspiration are you talking about? ![]() |
dstnd: Hello guys I discovered something I would like to share with you,how to mke front page without sress,1 those with TECNO phone no hope for you cos I dnont know for those with bb kindly buy airteel sim and sub den u r on ur waay to be the first to comment nokia fones there can never be hope for you.WAIT ?don't tell me you are taking me serious ?I laugh in tongues..why are you copying me dude? ![]() |
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See Cartona's latest mystery prediction below www.nairaland.com/1806449/breaking-news-cartona-predicts-another |
dhammyg: NED WINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!please lemme seeeeee ![]() |
Vaan gaal is a wizard |
[quote author=Okiki_Oluwa]I just talked abt Enyeama & Ayenugba of Enyimba in 2004. That's a genius tactics from Van Gaal.[/quote]nice one ![]() |
that Guy. Don save o..you see ![]() |
nice one persie |
[quote author=Okiki_Oluwa]You are a dead rat! I swear, I ll skin you with e-plank![/quote] Rexceedo: Tnk Ur God say I no meet u here! ![]() |
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