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ikechukz:
solution.immediately after grinding the pepper i.e., b4 washing your hands,use your hands to rub your balls for like 2mins.and u will be amazed.

LOL

The best way is to avoid skin contact with the hot pepper. so you use disposable hand gloves they cost just N30 naira a pair at any pharmacy, you can wash the glove carefully after use, and still use it for up to 10 times. Also good when slicing onions no nasty onoin smell on your hands later.

Am in full surport of the protest , enough of the suffering and smiling. Its time to let the govt know that they have to do something about this boko haram mass murder of innocent nigerians.

Whats going on in my once peace full, beautifull, lovely nigeria?   So its now a bombing competition ? na wao TODAY IS FRIDAY OOH
Lets hope some crazy money bags will not start sponsoring mosque bombing in southern nigeria if not nigeria will be finished.

The koreans are just sheding crocodile tears, or they are sheading tears of joy   . THEIR LATE PRESIDENT THAT IMPRISONED THEM FOR SO MANY YEARS   na waoo The north koreans could be shot, and killed for trying to cross the border into south korea by north korean soldiers.  
If na me be them i go dey pop champange

wow i must say i am impressed . If our own president gej  says that bombing is a part of us we should learn to live with it, then let the bombing begin you bomb me i bomb you allah / God no go vex

I smell a rat !! The sss should put this sultan under 24hr survielance for the next one year.Tap all his phone calls and monitor all his emails, Boko haram dey ooze from his mouth.

F FOR FAILURE the otondo carry last wella

Good luck jonathan must have been high on xmas shekpe or ogogoro when he made that statement, his eyes go soon clear. I can imagine george bush in this same situation as the president of naija to make such weak rubish statements imposible.

JONATHAN SHOULD DO THE HONOURABLE THING  RESIGN NOW!!!! HE IS NOT FIT TO RULE A VILLAGE MEETING NOT TO TALK OF NIGERIA

DIVIDE NIGERIA NOW  we dont want to be part of these animals called boko haram enough is enough .

ISLAM is a religion of violence!!! Death to boko haram!! bastards !!!

Horrible !!! and the SSS  did not get any tip about this horrible cannage? Horible!!!!  may the souls of the departed rest in peace   I CALL THIS WAR  

hehehe them nack am akpako

which police ? I DEY LAFF OHH

Abeg beans is very depressing on xmas day. Nothing like rice and fried chicken , fried beef, or fried goat meat, to brighten up the dullest xmas day, Hhmmm only the aroma alone don make me bele full.  Na our tradition to eat rice on xmas day . Any way i can still blend the rice and fried chicken with delicious moin moin .

The nigerian army has the license to kill any group of individuals that are a threat to the national security, boko haram is a threat to the national security of the federal republic of nigeria . Enough of all these bombings here and there by BOKO HARAM

N1 BILLION FOR FOOD CHAI IF   DEM MESSS, ehh  na gbosa

Original fresh air there

She should have known better . All cabin crew have to pass through body scanners including  pilots too, and when the flight is from nigeria the red alert is on. The last last time i passed through heathrow airport i was surprised  to see all pilots and air hostess pass through the intensive body scanners .

Like the saying goes if you can do the crime , be ready to do the time.

Thats the little boy's wicked step mother

The second niger bridge should be a matter of national priority and importance and should be treated as such thats the most important link between eastern nigeria and the rest of the country FG WAKE UP !!!!

Congrats to the freshly baked parents its not a common thing 5 babies

I hope some multi- national companies will come and donate presents gifts and juicy hampers as it is done in usa, uk, and europe

LOL sounds like a nolly wood movie

HE  gives one and takes three

J ODIE - kuchi kuchi (oh baby)

please any one knows the artist that played this song?


it goes like this

i don marry better wife,,,
idon dey dey chop better food,,,
i no fit shout  eh
i am blessed
me i dey pariwow,,

Tiwa savage - kerekere love

Oba234:
Nigeria's potholed roads among world's most deadly
By JON GAMBRELL, Associated Press – 3 hours ago

MOWE, Nigeria (AP) — The tractor-trailer lay alongside the busy Nigeria expressway like a child's forgotten toy, its cargo of cosmetics smashed on the hot, uneven strip of asphalt road and its driver left bleeding with a head wound.
Burned-out metal carcasses of crashed minibuses and wrecked cars line the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, a rutted and potholed highway that connects two major cities in Africa's most populous nation.
Horns screeched from drivers waiting impatiently to pass, as those on the other side of the highway sped on without slowing for the axle-jarring bumps in the uneven lane.
Despite decades as an oil producer, Nigeria's roads remain neglected scenes of needless carnage. And despite the World Health Organization warning that Nigeria's traffic fatalities among the highest in the world, the deaths continue unabated.
"For now, it's a death trap," said Abdul-Azeez Ibraheem, a lecturer at Lagos State University who studied the traffic crashes.
Africa as a whole has one of the highest road traffic death rates in the world, the WHO's 2009 study determined. Nigeria saw more than 47,800 people killed in traffic crashes in 2007 alone, according to WHO statistics. That put it at No. 3 in the world in the number of fatalities, behind China and India.
Paved roads only constitute 15 percent of Nigeria's total road network, and crashes happen with a horrifying regularity.
Speeding buses crash head-on into each other on a seemingly daily basis, as drivers who often take stimulants and liquor rush along unsafe roads. Passengers are crammed onto benches welded to the floor of former delivery vans. And long-haul truckers lose control of gasoline tankers that can explode into hellish infernos.
Along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, tow truck driver Muritala Adeniran, 54, said he's seen an "uncountable" number of crashes from the driver's seat of his old yellow-and-green Range Rover. The worst came several years ago as a fuel tanker overturned on the highway, its fuel draining down a hill and igniting, burning a line of waiting cars behind it.
Talking alongside the highway, he could only shake his head watching a speeding sedan pass, not slowing down despite the road being buckled into ruts from straining under the weight of overloaded semi-trucks.
"The roads are not good," Adeniran said in the local Yoruba language. "If vehicles pass, you see how the tires begin to wobble."
Nigeria's endemically corrupt federal police represent another danger on the road, mounting sudden checkpoints to extort money from drivers. In August 2010 and April of this year, trucks unable to stop plowed into waiting cars at two separate checkpoints, starting fires that killed more than 20 people in each instance.
The agency charged with monitoring roadways, the Federal Road Safety Corps, also faces allegations of accepting bribes to look away from dangerous vehicles and drivers plying highways. A corps spokesman refused to talk to The Associated Press about traffic crashes in the nation.
Another danger lurks from the motorcycles that race around Nigeria's cities and countryside, braying horns originally designed for semi-trucks. The bikes, known locally as "okadas," speed through crowded streets with little regard for traffic signals or other vehicles. Crashes remain all too common, as are serious injuries, as many onboard don't wear helmets.
Nigeria has about 106,000 miles (164,000 kilometers) of unpaved dirt or gravel roads, which wash out in the country's rainy season and make travel impossible.
While Nigeria earns billions of dollars a year from oil production, confusion over which roads remain a federal, state or local responsibility sometimes delay repairs, Ibraheem said. Corruption plays another major problem, as some road projects often get budgeted for each year without any actual work being done, he said.
Along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Aliyu Mohammed, 37, looked over his wrecked tractor trailer and blamed the federal government for not maintaining the highway. He owned the truck and its cargo, which should have been on the way to Maiduguri, a city in the country's far northeast that's more than 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers).
In the past, it took two days to drive that distance, he said. Today, the journey can take five days.
"Without road, there is no life," Mohammed said. "We can't survive."



Here is the link
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iy8SxhbUhPbUexyik8xIleOsbFSw?docId=1533bf61a0d049f5920b0c984d49e721

I hope the minister of works and transport is reading this, i also hope those fat senators and parliamenterians in abuja are reading this. we all know that they fly from point a to point b but they should do something about the horrible state of nigerian roads.

Chai Dig kpai on top kpekus  

Man's inhumanity to man

The last time i checked lagosians pay more than N10 billion naira monthly in TAXES  alone. Why punish them further with a toll gate? why unlease agberos, hudlums and mopol mobile police men on lagosians just because a simple peacefull protest? This is wicked !!!!

NA WAO hope say this trend will not spread through out nigeria. if not nigeria is finished another iraq in the making