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morpheus24:No. I think that variations only occur within allele frequencies. So the gene is already present as an allele, it doesn't get made into something brand new. Small print: I don't believe there is enough evidence for Darwinian evolution. |
^ Species do not change due to genetic mutation. In nature, mutants or anything slightly different are either killed or left to die. The species must propagate. Mutation generally represents death in other ways as well, eg cancerous growths. Species can change slowly over time by selection of specific sets of genes due to environmental circumstances. |
2011 is around the corner. ![]() Pray, buy canned food, oil, toilet rolls, torch lights, batteries and lanterns. Stock up on fuel. . . Protect your loved ones with one of these https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/8e/Marlin1894C.jpg Ask Soludo about the warm up ![]() |
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More from the Erelu kuti Foundation http://www.eraffoundation.org/erelukuti.php More from Lagos Mega City website http://lagosmegacityproject.com/history_of_lagos |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=343963.msg4816828#msg4816828 date=1256741390]lagos was a slave port, and not this story you're cooking up here. True, there was interaction between Benin, Dahomey and Ghana, hence Lagos was a desirable prize for all three. The Portuguese established slave ports all along the west African coast, and lagos was one of them. Dahomey means In Da's belly.[/quote]Past Obas (Kings) Main article: Oba of Lagos Ashipa (1600-1630) died on the way back to Benin King Ado (1630-1669) first King of Lagos King Gabaro (1669-1704) King Akinsemoyin (1704-1749) Eletu Kekere (1749) King Ologun Kutere (1749-1775) Adele Ajosun (1775-1780 & 1832-1834) Eshilokun (1780-1819) Oba Idewu Ojulari (1819-1832) King Oluwole (1836-1841) King Akintoye (1841-1845 & 1851-1853) Oba Kosoko (1845-1851) King Dosunmu [Docemo] (1853-1885) Oba Oyekan (1885-1900) Oba Esugbayi Eleko (1901-1925 & 1932) Oba Ibikunle Akitoye (1925-1928) Oba Sanusi Olusi (1928-1931) Oba Falolu (1932-1949) Oba Adeniji Adele (1949-1964) Oba Adeyinka Oyekan II (1965-2003) Oba Rilwan Akiolu (2003-present) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Lagos More from Lagos Mega City website http://lagosmegacityproject.com/history_of_lagos |
sjeezy8:Those who pee on their past always get shy when found out. Thats life. ![]() I remember you calling ND and Igbo people monkeys. Ask your dad, your blood could be from the ND. Ignorant little fu.ckwit. |
Lagos was a part of the Edo empire. It founded as an army garrison to oversee the Republic of Benin (named after Benin City, Togo and some Ghanaian areas). Isn't it interesting that the Republic of Benin is named after Benin City? Even its former name, Dahomey was the name of an Edo General (Isi Dahomen), he was Ishan. The Oba of Lagos is descended from Benin. Even today, the Oba of Benin still sends Chiefs to crown any new Oba of Lagos. Almost all chieftancy customs etc have Edo origins. Even "Eko" is an Edo word. |
sjeezy8:Don't bring Lagos here. People are stealing your money under your noses, planting a few flowers; yet, the blind and dim ones like you have set up a personality cult. All they have to say is "public - private partnership" and a lot of folk look at the growing flowers and turn stupid. |
It is easy to solve a lot of the transort / business issues in that area. Delta state needs to expand Warri port with a state funded wing and totally open up state funded routes between Asaba and Warri. There is also no reason why smaller vessels cannot berth at Asaba. Anambra and Delta can cooperate to build another bridge to span the Niger. There is already an international airport being built at Asaba. Similar can happen between Rivers and Abia, with the ports in PH expanded with state funding. PH has an international airport. A lot of business can also harness cheap travel up the Niger river, up through Lokoja and then Westward. Lets wait for the dredging of the Niger. |
^ No way! He has Yoruba features and accent (I can almost mention his state) . But he did give a Niger Delta sounding name. |
^ Thank you o jare. It is surprisingly hard work. |
Tsiya:Don't mind them jare. This one is only fit for dumping at Owode Onirin. Next thing, they will say they want to buy a submarine to ease transportation problems under "public – private partnership"; all with certain corrupt names in the small print. Nchara:We be watching. I saw that hotel several times when it was moored at the Docklands. It really looked nice and imposing then, it is shocking how ugly and rusted it has already become. |
bawomolo:Man, I was shocked they let him in. Probably a man of 45, who has abandoned his wife and kids. . . Claiming to be 15! Na wa! |
I don't think Aondoakaa has immunity. He can start there, then he will be believable. For now, this goes in the same bin as his now famous "rule of law". |
cvibe:Nobody has started building anything, it is just promises as usual. [size=14pt]Prepare your kerosene lanterns, 2013 is just two years away![/size] |
Tinubu, who is said to be the beneficiary of major juicy contracts from Lagos state since he installed his crony, Babatunde Fashola, as his successor last year, personally handled the hotel deal said to be worth about $40 Million. The deal, which was initially disguised as a public –private partnership between the Lagos State government and some private entities including a commercial bank, is a bona fide contract between Tinubu and the state government according to the latest information available to Saharareporters. The floating hotel, which was based in the UK before its sale, was owned by a Finnish businessman. Not surprising for a man whose past is shrouded in dubious mystery and deception, not surprising for a man linked to drugs. Is this the true meaning of "public – private partnership". We've been hearing a lot about these sorts of deals lately. . . [size=14pt]Does it really mean corruption?[/size]
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^ Abeg free me o! ![]() |
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sjeezy8: Speak only for fools and idiots like yourself. I wouldn't even expect a chimpanzee to come up with such foolish words. Jesus! Do you even sit back and think sometimes? I wonder if you have ever travelled outside Yoruba land or worse, if you have ever visited Nigeria. Maybe you just talk bullshit because your head is in the clouds over there in the states. What towns can be more industralised per capita than Aba or Nnewi? Or you think as fu.cked up as Ibadan (apologies to anyone from there) is, it is more of a good investment for the "WHOLE country". Boy, you are daft, bigotted and irritating. You don't have to contribute to topics you know absolutely nothing about, it makes you out as absolutely stupid. |
I have a friend whose mother is a pure white European, his dad is 9ja. . . he is 100% black. |
Ganja! . . .Na human beings we dey talk about na. Which one come be de demon picture inside? |
WTF! This sjeezy's wife is a killer anyday. What is [size=14pt]"He Hef CC"[/size]? ![]() [flash=425,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z43lm4-uYts&hl=en&fs=1[/flash] Damn!!! ![]() |
[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=343571.msg4812617#msg4812617 date=1256681306]Morpheous, what country in South Asia are these boys in your pix from?[/quote]Negro I'm sure you'll be interested in the various attempts to link the guys to African etnic groups and Egypt through a couple of language similarities. Lets argue about that one on another thread (a bit tenuous to me)? Should be interesting. ![]() |
gadogado:FOOL. Are they not your fu.cked up people? Is that not where you are from? How different are they from your own uncivilised, stone age, raping, murdering, thieving people? |
This is so totally wrong! Corrections: [list] [li]The Edo founded Lagos as a military camp to oversee stretches of their empire which extended through Benin Republic to parts of Ghana.[/li] [li]Warri was never part of the Edo empire[/li] [li]Warri was founded by the Ijaw (Oporoza's) who have been there since time immemorial and gave land to first the Urhobo, then the Itsekiri[/li] [/list] It is important to get these facts right. |
Bennyboy11:There is nothing to be annoyed over man. Chill ![]() It is already a known fact that you cannot tell a persons "race" from their DNA http://knol.google.com/k/frank-w-sweet/can-dna-tell-what-race-you-are/k16kl3c2f2au/12# That is why I've always put the term in quotation marks throughout this thread. "Race" is in many ways, getting to be seen as no more than a racist term. The colour of a persons skin is of no more consequence than the size of their nose. |
Bennyboy11:The human genome project ended quite some time ago, so there is very sound scientific basis to say that there are only cosmetic. http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/home.shtml You need to rejig that argument. |
^ Your self denial of the reality and evil of slavery seems to be affecting you so badly, that you pretend not to understand what I am saying and want to reduce the discuss to drivel. Let it pain you and all who don't care about the crime of slavery, blood is on your hands. I will repeat (read it and die again): ![]() Beaf: |
Bennyboy11:There is almost zero genetic difference between "races". That is why I used the example family earlier. Sometimes, there can be more genetic variation in a nuclear family of the same "race" than there is between two different "races". Also, aren't you are casting your net too wide? Parrots might be more intelligent than most birds, but they certainly are a different animal from an ostrich; just like humans are different from baboons. We need to look into societal structure for any issues. One question that would offer up a lot of answers is, why were our ancestors left behind from about the 15th century? That is when something went wrong, there is no racial difference in intelligence. Racial differences in intelligence is a fad. For example; a couple of decades ago, when the Chinese were dying in fearsome scales of hunger, draught and natural disasters, no one ascribed them any intelligence. The same goes for India. But today, there is talk about them being somehow more intelligent than everyone else. Tomorrow, it will be Botswana and Rwanda; they are the next rich countries. |
@RichyBlack and Duduknight Make una lef me o! ![]() I didn't just say "Ajegunle". I'm talking about those parts that bring tears to the eyes. I used the terms in the "wilds of Ajegunle" and the "roughest parts of Ajegunle". |
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. But he did give a Niger Delta sounding name.
If there is anything in the SE why are people leaving it to go to the SS and West? The whole country thinks theres nothing there, until you guys can prove the WHOLE country wrong, i see no reason in why a PRIVATE investor would want to build railway in that region.