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CelebritiesRe: How I ‘toasted’ My Wife –chinedu Ikedezie, Aka Aki by babs01(m): 1:48pm On Dec 06, 2014
In Africa we don't count comments we read them.
FamilyRe: He Is Punishing Me On Our Honey Moon by babs01(m): 1:22pm On Dec 06, 2014
This (yanga) is what my gurl is doing right now nd thank God I knw what to do when we get married.
RomanceRe: How Promising Is Distance/social Media Relationship? by babs01(m): 3:55pm On Dec 04, 2014
I never met the one in lagos where i reside not to talk of the one in sokoto/oweri.
NYSCRe: Nysc 2015 Batch A by babs01(m):
pinkiepetite:
s0 plos ans.amfrm eksu too
we ar stil waitin for senate, may b next week. add me on whatsapp
NYSCRe: Nysc 2015 Batch A by babs01(m): 7:11am On Nov 28, 2014
pinkiepetite:
i won't quote u if I dint c eksu. try to b nice sumtyms
ok, sorry babe
NYSCRe: Nysc 2015 Batch A by babs01(m): 4:07am On Nov 28, 2014
pinkiepetite:
has senate approved your result?
U cum frm ma scu?. na president dey approve am here nt senate. lol
NYSCRe: Nysc 2015 Batch A by babs01(m):
I'm Babs
eksu
computer sci
2014
I prefer borno or adamawa
PoliticsAregbesola Sworn In Today. by babs01(op): 12:09pm On Nov 27, 2014
Today is the sworn in for the second term of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola the executive governor of Osun state and today has been declared a work free in the state.
PoliticsRe: FG To Buy Cooking Stoves With N9.2bn by babs01(m): 8:31am On Nov 27, 2014
Omooba77:
The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved the purchase of N9.2billion worth of clean cook stoves and wonder bags for rural women under the National Clean Cooking Scheme.

Wonder bag is a non-electric slow cooker invented by Sarah Collins, ‎a south African eco-entreprenuer, who came up with the idea six years ago during a power cut, when she decided to keep her dinner cooking by surrounding the pan with cushions.

The council also awarded a contract of N60.9billion to an indigenous firm, KaKatar CE Limited, for the provision of engineering infrastructure for Kyami District, Zone C, Abuja.

Supervising Minister of Information, Dr. Nurudeen Muhammed; Minister of Environment, Mrs. Lawrecia Mallam; and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Senator Bala Muhammed, briefed State House correspondents at the end of the meeting presided over by Vice President Namadi Sambo.

Muhammed said the N9.2billion inclusive of Value Added Tax was approved for the procurement of 750,000 units of clean cook stove and 18,000 wonder bags.

He said the stoves are expected to be delivered by Messrs Integra Renewable Energy Services Limited within a period of 12 weeks.

He noted that the stoves which will be assembled locally, will provide jobs to Nigerians among other benefits.

The minister said, “The National Clean Cooking Scheme is an aggressive drive to engender clean cooking culture amongst the poor rural women, to reduce and possibly eliminate cooking with solid fossil which is detrimental to health.

“The scheme is expected to provide 20 million clean stoves over a five-year period at the rate of four million stoves yearly which will be distributed without charge.

“It will also reduce incessant felling of trees which exposes the country to ecological problems.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/fg-to-buy-cooking-stoves-with-n9-2bn/
Nice once.
Nairaland GeneralRe: THE ILLITERACY AND IGNORANCE IN THE REMOVAL OF ARABIC NAIRA by babs01(op): 8:24am On Nov 27, 2014
shortgun:
OP, I can see u r really pained by these changes....... I feel sorry for u cos it's gonna be a continuous process.

Next to go will be the arabic inscriptions on the Nigerian army flag.
pained 4 what?
Nairaland GeneralRe: THE ILLITERACY AND IGNORANCE IN THE REMOVAL OF ARABIC NAIRA by babs01(op): 8:23am On Nov 27, 2014
I hope this make front page. Those ignorant Muslims and Christians need to be informed. The fact that MURIC correlate Arabic to Islam is highly embarrasing.

It should make the front page to educate our people
Nairaland GeneralRe: THE ILLITERACY AND IGNORANCE IN THE REMOVAL OF ARABIC NAIRA by babs01(op): 8:14am On Nov 27, 2014
Just to enlighten you guys, not every graduate is literate
IslamRe: How Can We Forget Her by babs01(op): 8:05am On Nov 26, 2014
Only Allah knows best. the message has been passed for those who could comprehend
Nairaland GeneralTHE ILLITERACY AND IGNORANCE IN THE REMOVAL OF ARABIC NAIRA by babs01(op): 7:56am On Nov 26, 2014
It falls into the category of the
supposed Malaysian ban of Christians
from using the name, “Allah” to refer
to God—which was actually a ban of a
single notorious paper and not at all
Christians—which makes the
Malaysian event trivial in comparison,
actually. It fits the category of Blacks
being banned from buses or told to sit
at the back of them in the USA.
How does the removal of the Arabic
script on the naira note relate to
these? They all are born not only out
of inappropriate sentiment and malice,
but more importantly out of ignorance.
Whites actually believed that Blacks
were inferior to them; and some
Muslims actually believe that they
have a monopoly to Arabic and God’s
name. The ignorance is what makes
these crimes more shameful and
deadly.
The question is- why was the Arabic
script on the naira removed? What did
those words have to do with Islam?
Unfortunately the text was removed
out of bigotry and sheer ignorance; not
just by the government of Nigeria, but
influenced by some among the
populace who were misinformed,
ignorant or malicious. What was
always written on Nigeria’s legal
tender had absolutely no more to do
with Islam than the translation of this
article into Arabic will render. Arabic
text but not Arabic language was
written on our notes. It was Hausa
language written in Arabic orthography; and not Arabic language
in Arabic. And even though had it been
Arabic language it should still not
warrant the ill-meant removal; it was
not. The words on the note included,
‘Naira Biyar,” “five naira” in Hausa,
“Naira Goma” which means “ten
naira” in Hausa and not Arabic.
Arabic is one of the world’s most
common writing systems and it
predates the birth of Prophet
Mohammed of Islam by hundreds of
years. Bibles are written in Arabic as
are many other books. Though Islam
brought Arabic to Nigeria it does not
own it. Arabic orthography known as
Ajami was the first common writing
script across Nigeria, utilized to write
and keep the records of early history
and for academic instruction and
teaching across the north and parts of
the southwest before the arrival of the
colonialist; Arabic however does not
mean, “Muslim.” Hundreds of books
were written in pre-colonial Nigeria in
Arabic and many of these were on all
types of topics from science to poetry
and not limited or defined by Islam.
Indeed when Lord Lugard visited
Nigeria he observed that the literacy
that prevailed was Arabic and that the
north of the nation was well literate
with over 25,000 Arabic literacy
schools. This script defines our
history and in addition remains the
most important second literacy
system widely used in Nigeria and
across its northern-region neighbor
nations. Many Nigerians, Chadians,
Malians are only literate in Arabic/
Ajami and for them, for the purpose of
trade, a Nigerian legal tender that has
Hausa Ajami has been valuable in
fostering trade and regional
acceptance and strength of the Naira.
Hausa, written on the notes in Ajami is
a popular language across West
Africa.
On Lugard’s problems with the Ajami,
According to John Edward Phillips: “…
Lord Luggard stated his real objective
forthrightly: “I hope that, in course of
time, this [policy] may result in the
formation of a class of people who can
read and write Hausa in the Roman
character, though unable to speak
English.” Of course this meant that a
new educational system would have to
be created to teach Romanized Hausa
to Africans.
By Lugard’s own admission there
were at this time about 25,000
Qur’anic schools with about 250,000
pupils, but from this time on the
education they offered would be
useless for those seeking employment
with the administration. Lugard’s
struggle against the Arabic script went
to absurd lengths. At one point he
actually wrote a letter to Khartoum, in
the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, asking
whether anyone had yet succeeded in
publishing Arabic books in Roman
script! There is no record of any
response in the files.
It would be easy, but unfair, to portray
Lugard as an idiot who had no
understanding of the issues and who
could not even tell the difference
between a language and the script it
was written in. Brigadier F. J. D.
Lugard was not a linguist sent out with
recording devices and a knowledge of
comparative phonetics to determine
the best method of writing African
languages. Neither was he an
educator sent out with slates and
textbooks on a civilizing mission to
bring western education and its
benefits to the benighted inhabitants of
the Dark Continent. He was a military
man sent out with maxim guns and
seven pound cannons to bring the
people of a territory under British
rule.”
Ignorance appears to have always
been at the center of the perceived
threat of one of the world’s oldest and
most established writing scripts. The
problem is, many who battled to
remove this Ajami do not realize that
the number system we use today is
Arabic as well. The 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9 and 0 are Arabic-Hindu text.

The Roman script adapted these
numerical and the text as we write it
today is simple Arabic. So for those
who dislike Ajami and fight to remove
it, they might wish to remove the
numbers we still have on the legal
tenders too recognizing that these are
Arabic numbers.
Ignorance has been proven deadly
most especially in the Nigerian
equation. Love and understanding will
really develop the world.

source http://m.news24.com/nigeria/MyNews24/The-illiteracy-and-ignorance-in-the-removal-of-Arabic-Naira-20141125
HealthRe: Bathing With Sponges & Without Sponges. by babs01(m): 8:51am On Nov 25, 2014
The last time i used sponge was when I was in high scu, ever since I go spongeless
IslamRe: How Can We Forget Her by babs01(op): 6:09am On Nov 21, 2014
You don't have to be with men only before you can be sexually abused
IslamHow Can We Forget Her by babs01(op): 11:12pm On Nov 20, 2014
Try to read this!!!

It will not result in exercise in futility
The world is talking about # Mandela #
Let me Remind you Of A Faithful
Daughter of Islam#Aafia Siddiqui.
How can we forget her? Prisoner No.
650 Dr Aafia Siddiqui, A Pakistani PhD
Having 144 Honorary Degrees &
Certificates in Neurology from different
Institutes Of The World The ONLY
Neurologist in the world to have the
Honorary Ph.D from Harvard
University.

Not even a single america matches her qualifications. She was kidnapped
along with her 3 children, by the FBI
from Karachi, with the help of Pakistan
government alleging connection with
Al-Qaeda. Now she is in USA prison,
having lost her memory due to
physical, psychological & sexual
torture.

She is imprisoned with men, But WE,
The Muslims are Dead! We are more
worried about the zeros of kufr! rather
than the heros of --Islaam
Protest!If you cannot do anything,Just
forward it and share it , by making the
Ummat aware so that we can at least
make du'a for our heroic sister
Insha'Allah..

May Allah have mercy on her.
IslamRe: Lessons Learnt from the Hadith Of The Lost Necklace by babs01(m): 6:19pm On Oct 24, 2014
JAZAKUMLLAH KHAIRA
EducationRe: The Use Of 'i Was Like Ok' By Nigerian Students by babs01(m): 7:01pm On Oct 15, 2014
it's like ok Nigeria won
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Oando Graduate Trainee Recruitment 2014 by babs01(m): 7:00am On Oct 15, 2014
though i'm qulified except for waec which i had credit all through.
PhonesRe: Airtel Free Data by babs01(op): 7:21pm On Oct 14, 2014
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CelebritiesRe: Google Explains Why It Shutdown Linda Ikeji's Blog by babs01(m): 10:32pm On Oct 09, 2014
Can some1 translate this proverb to english for me " tishu eni bata a fowo bo ni" why d posting of her cars. And i think her blog is for women cos dey like gistin tinx, wetin be ma own.
IslamRe: The Moon Has Been Sighted, Sunday, July 27, 2014 is Eid-Ul-Fitr by babs01(m): 4:27am On Jul 27, 2014
Alhamdullah

EducationFree Courses Online by babs01(op): 2:46am On Dec 03, 2013
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EducationRe: Help; Having Problem With Eksu Admission List Checking by babs01(m): 5:39am On Sep 07, 2013
You have to go to the scul campus, there u will find solution to your problem, u can't just sit at home nd rely on their online stuf

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