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moved On. like they never existed.

and he plays guitar? God is awesome. ability in disability

God has blessed those set of children, they can be fun to stay with. when u feeling lonely or bored just go were they are. u will haaavr a reason to smile.

PDP has started again. allow sleeping Dogs lay. if Lai Mohammed starts now na una the complain fa.

thank You, Live am for Us.

PDP

Which secondary school was that. definately Not Mount Saint Gabriel Secondry School.

He graduate of Benue State university from the Deprtment of Political science. knew him as a course Mate to a friend of mine.

Tell him to wake and see how the whole PDP will collpase next year.

every Nigerian knows that.

twerkjack:
this girl face doesn't impress me at alllllllllll, and to think that she has genes this strong too ah ah, see the poor boys face. Why didn't he take after his father's looks na?

only God knows why. that lady's gene is damn too strong. when i first saw him last year and they said it ws wizkids son with the mum i said it was a lie it cant be. well Love see beyound what others see. but my own love will see the face first before any other thing.

henrixx:
must u put ur pic here


see d face like watin Albert Einstein invent in 1820

if you see you own e der like wetin them carve from Stone. i wsnt talking to you Mumu. go get a Job fool.

am just tired of PDP.. People Deceiving People

Bossforeva:
Take a Second look at ur DP any girl that have complimented you in the past must be ironical.

oooopsss boy. tht girl is ugly, with her Nose i wonder how she is copin with the harmattn. but for my pix, that pix was in the dark. for the records. see my pix and my Girlfriend. i gat a fine girl, physical and character wise. am gon flunt it.

see them looking like some almajari.

see PhotoShop na.

khenykhey:
But she get toto..

lord of mercy, see what this nigga just said. sign of the cross for U. nd biliv me i go tell wizkid.

idu1:
we don't say everything we see here in france..... My guy, I comment my reserve....

you are welcome, No, you are come well.

IYANGBALI:
the girl worwor,she take belle hook the fine small boy

i tell u.

dis girl no be fine walahi.

The title may be a little bit misleading, because this
problem is not only limited to Nigerian schools. It’s
a worldwide phenomenon occasioned by teachers,
lecturers and instructors who make no effort to
update themselves and add to what they already
know. These lies – at least some of them – were
facts at some point in time, but things have since
moved on. Truths become lies as new discoveries
are being made.
Here are 16 lies that are still dished out the world
over even as you read this:
There are six classes of food: I was taught – and I
know most of you were taught – that there are 6
classes of food, namely, proteins, carbohydrates,
vitamins, fats and oil, minerals and water. It is no
longer the case. Officially, there are now SEVEN
classes of food: proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins
(or vegetables), fibers, fats and oil, minerals and
water. Fiber is derived from plants and it was
initially left out by nutritionists because it seemingly
does not add any nutrient to the body. What fiber
does that it alters the way our gastrointestinal tract
absorbs food. Fiber itself is indigestible; it is broken
down in the large intestine not by the body’s
digestive system, but by the trillions of bacteria that
live there.
There are nine planets in the solar system:
Astronomers are regularly discovering new planets
all over the universe. However, the number of
planets in our own solar system has been reduced
from nine to eight. This is due to the declassification
of Pluto as a planet. Pluto was officially
downgraded by astronomers at the 26th General
Assembly of the International Astronomical Union
which was held in Prague, Czech Republic, in 2006.
It is now a dwarf planet. Astronomers found out
that it is merely a huge ball of ice and rock orbiting
the Sun in an area known as the Kuiper Belt. The
Kuiper Belt is located beyond the planet Neptune
(which is now the farthest planet in the solar
system) and it contains over 70,000 icy objects
similar to Pluto. Pluto happens to be one of the
biggest of these icy objects, but it’s not the biggest.
The biggest is Eris. Eris, a dwarf planet, is the largest
object in the Kuiper Belt. It’s about 25% more
massive than Pluto.
There are four oceans: That was until the year
2000 when the International Hydrographic
Organization concluded that a distinct body of sea
that completely surrounds the continent Antarctica
will be the Earth’s fifth ocean. The exact geographic
coordinates of the salty water are yet to be agreed
upon, but most sources will tell you that it lies to the
south of Australia, New Zealand and the tip of the
South American continent.
There are three states of matter: There are
several states of matter, in fact. According to
physicists, in addition to solid, liquid and gaseous,
plasma can be observed in everyday life. Actually,
scientists claim that plasma is the most abundant
form of matter in the universe, because most of the
stars, including our own Sun, are in a plasma state.
Other states of matter include the neutron-
degenerate matter, Bose-Einstein condensates,
liquid crystals, superfluids, quark-gluon plasmas,
quantum hall state, supersolid, string-net liquid,
superglass and dark matter. But these forms of
matter are very rare and some of them have not
been observed, but are believed to exist.
Humans have only five senses: It turns out that
sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste are not the
only sensory responses human beings exhibit.
Human sensory receptors can also respond to pain
(nociception), changes in temperature
(thermoception), changes in balance
(equilibrioception), position (proprioception),
magnetic direction (magnetoception) and the
passage of time (chronoception).
Humans evolved from apes: This is a great lie and
misconception that has been here with us since the
day Charles Darwin published his controversial “On
the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection,
or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the
Struggle for Life.” According to this well-known
biological framework, human beings and the
modern-day apes evolved from a single, now-
extinct ancestor. As time passed by, these
ancestors of ours began to evolve differently based
on climatic, nutritional, geographical and social
changes.
Mount Everest is the highest place on earth:
Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world
quite alright, but it’s not the part of the world that is
closest to outer space. Here how it works: the Earth
does not have a perfectly round structure like the
world globes you’ll find in most schools.
Geographers call this anomaly an oblate spheroid,
which means that the earth has a bulge towards
the equator. As a result of this bulge, places close to
the equator are “further out” from the centre of the
Earth than places that are far away from it. Ethiopia,
Kenya, Gabon, Colombia, the Democratic Republic
of Congo and other countries that straddle the
equator are “further out” from the centre of the
Earth and are closer to outer space than countries
that lie towards the north and south poles, such as
the Scandinavian countries, Russia, Canada, the
United States and Greenland. Going by this
phenomenon, the title of the highest spot on Earth
belongs to a mountain in Ecuador that you may not
have heard of. The rather unspectacular Mount
Chimborazo in the Andes of South America has
been identified as the highest point on earth and its
closest part to outer space. The peak is in reality 1.5
miles “higher up” than Mount Everest because it sits
atop the Earth’s bulge, though it only measures
20,564 ft from sea level, while Everest measures
29,029 ft. But for the sake of clarity, Everest is still
the highest mountain in the world from sea level,
but if two objects are descending from outer space
from the same distance and at the same pace to the
two mountains, the one coming down to
Chimborazo will land before the one descending to
Everest. Everest is actually the fifth furthest place
from the centre of the Earth; Huascaran in Peru,
Cotopaxi in Ecuador, Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and
Chimborazo are all further.
Babies are born tabula rasa: For ages, arguments
and counterarguments have been made by
psychologists and philosophers over whether
human beings are born with the so-called blank
slate. But thanks to advancements in genetic
studies, most of us are now in the know that
humans transfer some of their characteristics
(known as traits) to their offspring. These traits go
a long way in determining how the offspring will
react when put in certain situations and subjected
to certain conditions.
Different parts of the tongue detect different
flavours : Even in my university days, I was taught
by professors that different parts of the human
tongue are specialized for detecting different tastes.
The so-called tongue map balkanized our taste
organ into areas responsible for detecting
sweetness, bitterness, saltiness, sourness and
unami. Per contra, it turns out that most taste buds
on the tongue and in other areas of the mouth can
detect any taste irrespective of their position.
Europeans brought Christianity to Africa and
Christianity is a Western Religion : Christianity is
the world’s largest religion and it originated from
Asia in the geographical East. The movement that
gave rise to Christianity was begun by Jesus Christ
who was born over 2000 years ago in Bethlehem
in present-day Palestine. The followers of the
teachings of Christ were first called “Christians” in
the town of Antioch which is now a historical site in
present-day Turkey. Antioch lies on the eastern
part of Turkey which is in Asia. It is not clear when
Christianity was brought to either Europe or Africa.
It is recorded in the Bible that Christ was taken to
Egypt as an infant by Mary and Joseph who were
fleeing from Herod the Great during the Massacre of
the Innocents. However, Christ’s ministry began
few years before He was crucified. It is not recorded
if He went to Africa or Europe during His ministry.
What is clear, though, is that one of His apostles,
Mark, established the first church in Africa twelve
years after the crucifixion, known as the Church of
Alexandria.
Some years before that, another apostle, Philip, was
recorded in the Acts of the Apostles to have
baptized an Ethiopian eunuch on the road leading
to Gaza from Jerusalem. The Acts, however, did not
tell us where the eunuch went afterwards or if he
spread the message in Ethiopia. A church was
established in Ethiopia some years after the Church
of Alexandria in Egypt and it is still in existence
today. Most present-day Ethiopians are Christians
and their own form of Christianity is not linked to
the ones spread by the Europeans.
The Bible, the Church and People in the Middle Ages believed that the Earth was flat : According
to the notion – which has been erroneously
published in some textbooks – Christians in the
Middle Ages believed that the Earth was flat. The
notion has it that it was not until Genoese explorer,
Christopher Columbus, had “sailed round the
world” without falling off the Earth's presumed
edge (and “discovered” what turned out to be
North America) that the Church leaders came to the
realization that the Earth is indeed spherical and not
flat. Contrary to this view, Greek astronomers and
pretty much everyone else then knew long before
the advent of Christianity that the Earth was
spherical. The early Greeks were renowned
astronomers who made predictions that are still
correct today. The Bible also alluded to a spherical
Earth. Isaiah 40:22 says that “He (God) sits
enthroned above the circle of the earth.” It was
only a handful of scholars in the Middle Ages who
claimed to be representing the whole Church that
believed in a flat Earth.
Michael Faraday invented electricity: No-one
actually invented electricity. The form of energy
now known as electricity has been there since the
beginning of the world. Electricity occurs in nature.
A lightning bolt, for example, releases electricity.
Thomas Edison invented the light bulb: While it is
not clear who invented light bulbs, they were being
used as electric lights more than 50 years before
Thomas Edison patented his famous invention in
1879. What Edison invented was the world's first
commercially viable incandescent light bulb.
Diabetes is caused by sugar: Sugar doesn’t
directly cause diabetes, but if you consume too
much sugar, you are likely going to get diabetes.
What sugar does is that it increases the quantity of
calories in the body. Too many calories in the body
lead to weight gain which significantly increases a
person’s likelihood to develop type 2 diabetes.
The Whites kidnapped Africans and sold them
into slavery : This is not entirely true. Most slaves
that were shipped into the Americas to work in
plantations were actually captured by their own
kinsmen and sold to the Europeans. When it all
began, the Europeans were the ones doing the
kidnapping. They organized abduction raids to
capture slaves from different communities. But in
no time, they realized that it was too dangerous a
venture for them since they were not familiar with
the inland terrains. What did they do? They
subsequently found people that will do their dirty
jobs. Then came the local chiefs and the greedy
merchants. They were given this responsibility in
exchange for money and other privileges. At the
height of the slave trade, this practice became a
lucrative business along Nigeria’s Atlantic coast.
The United States of America is the world’s
largest economy : That was until 2014; October to
be precise. The US is still the richest country when
measured by reserves and collective national
wealth, but it no longer has the world's largest
economy, according to the International Monetary
Fund’s Gross Domestic Product Purchasing Power
Parity (GDP PPP) estimates. China is now the world’s
largest economy. In the IMF's indices, China’s GDP is
now worth $17.63 trillion compared with the US’ $
17.55 trillion. The IMF makes its calculations based
on purchasing power parity, a measure which is
preferred by most economists. Purchasing power
parity adjusts a country’s GDP for inflation based on
the fact that the prices of goods and services as well
as cost of living vary from country to country. When
not measured based on purchasing power parity,
the United States is still the world’s number one
economy with a GDP of $16.8 trillion compared to
China’s $10.3 trillion.
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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has asked
Ekiti State governor, Ayo Fayose, to shut up and
seek God’s forgiveness for abusing him barely two
years after he begged him in a letter over previous
insults.
Governor Fayose had last week in Ile Ife, Osun
State, lambasted Obasanjo for what he called
Obasanjo’s unnecessary outbursts on President
Goodluck Jonathan.
But Obasanjo, through one of his associates who
craved anonymity in Abeokuta on Friday, said that
Fayose who wrote him a letter, begging him two
years ago to facilitate his (Fayose) return to the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) could be attacking
him again so soon.
The Obasanjo associate asked Nigerians not to take
Fayose serious as he would soon write another
letter of apology to the former president.
Fayose’s letter, dated 26th June, 2012, exclusively
in possession of Saturday Tribune, contained how
Fayose begged Obasanjo for forgiveness for what
he called his actions that had caused
embarrassment to the former president. The tone of
the letter also asked the former president to help
him facilitate his return to the PDP.
The former president, in his reply to Fayose’s letter,
dated July 18,2012, accepted to forgive the Ekiti
State governor but told him that the aspect of
facilitating his return to the party needed to be
handled at the local, state and the national levels of
the party.
Below is the unedited content of the letter Fayose
wrote to Obasanjo and the former president’s reply
to Fayose’s letter.
Fayose’s Letter:
“Dear Baba,
“There is no denying the fact that my
relationship with you has gone sour as a result
of my action and inaction which have definitely
caused you embarrassment in public and this
has marred our very good father-son
relationship in the past.
“I take responsibility for my over reaction and
disrespect to your person which is most
regretted, I am indeed sorry.
“I pray that God will give you the grace to let go
of the past knowing fully well that I am human
and therefore not infallible especially
considering the circumstances surrounding my
removal from office.
“To further buttress my willingness to seek
peace with you, I could recall that I had made
several efforts to this effect by consulting your
close allies in the persons of Aare Afe Babalola
(SAN), Chief Omilani and Pastor Oyedepo
amongst others.
“Lastly, kindly disregard all insinuations or
political blackmailing suggestive of my doing
or saying anything contradicting my present
disposition as contained in this letter.
“My reconciliation with your goodself may not
go down well with some of my political
opponents, but you remain the father of all.
“My wife sends her love and greetings.
“With high regards.
Signed
Ayo Fayose.
Obasanjo’s reply dated July 18, 2012
“Dear Ayo,
“I write to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter dated June 26, 2012 pleading with me to
forgive you, as you put it, for your action and
inaction which have caused me embarrassment
in the public.
“As for the embarrassment and personal insult
to me, forgiveness is divine and I will not
withhold forgiveness since I believe that God
will not withhold forgiveness for my
inadequacies.
“However, for me, the personal aspect can be
handled by me but the party aspect has to be
handled at the local, state and national levels of
the Party.
“I wish you all the best and God’s blessing.”
Signed
Olusegun Obasanjo.
According to the associate of Obasanjo who spoke
with Saturday Tribune, it was based on Obasanjo’s
intervention that other stakeholders of the party
rallied round Fayose to facilitate his readimission
into the party even amid stiff opposition from
leaders of the PDP in Ekiti State.
“One wonders why the same Fayose who wrote
that letter is now against the president settling his
differences with Obasanjo given the background
that he (Fayose) wrote that letter of apology barely
two years ago,” the source said.
Fayose condemns colleagues for visiting
Obasanjo
Meanwhile, Fayose, on Friday condemned
Thursday’s visit of five Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) governors to former President Obasanjo,
saying the visit would further encourage disrespect
for the office of the president of Nigeria.
Fayose said in a statement made available to
newsmen in Ado Ekiti on Friday that “visiting
Obasanjo to plead with him to rescind his decision
not to participate in the party’s activities was
capable of encouraging other members of the party
to openly disrespect the office of President and
Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria
as being done by Obasanjo.”
Governor Fayose also called for “immediate
suspension of the former president from the PDP
for anti-party activities,” and contended that “a man
who has refused to respect the office of the
President of Nigeria that he once occupied does not
also deserve respect from anyone.”
He. also called on the leadership of the PDP to set a
panel to probe Obasanjo’s anti-party activities.
“The PDP as a party must stop condoning
indiscipline. Nobody should be treated as being
bigger than the party.”
He said: “Obasanjo, who does not appreciate
others, deserve no respect,” adding that “no
amount of mud-slinging from him will stop
President Goodluck Jonathan’s re-election.”
According to him, Obasanjo was “one of the major
problems of Nigeria,” and added that “the former
president’s open castigation of President Goodluck
Jonathan is unbecoming of someone who led the
country for 11 years and wasted billions of naira in
his attempt to perpetuate himself in office beyond
the constitutionally recognised two-terms.”
He said: “Have you ever heard a former president of
the United States of America openly abusing a
sitting president of the country?
“Does it mean that former US president, Bill Clinton,
agreed with all the policies of George W. Bush and
the incumbent president, Barack Obama?”
He said: “Obasanjo’s behaviour is un-presidential
and he must be told to respect himself.
“General Yakubu Gowon, General Ibrahim
Babangida and Alhaji Shehu Shagari have not been
doing the same. They don’t openly disparage the
office of the president or his person and this is not
because they agree with all his policies, but
because they know that there is a channel through
which they can convey their feelings to the
president.”
On why he is the only governor out of the about 18
other PDP governors that did not go to see Chief
Obasanjo, Fayose said: “Chief Obasabjo is our own
and we are the ones who should correct our own
as Yoruba.”
Speaking further, Fayose said Obasanjo was
already a member of the All Progressives Congress
(APC) and that he was pushing for one of his
loyalists to be the party’s vice presidential
candidate.
He said; “Obasanjo is a man who can never be
pleased. His principle of life is; if it is not his way, it
must not be another person’s way.
“Even if President Jonathan gives Obasanjo his
blood today, he (Obasanjo) cannot change because
he is already neck-deep in the APC agenda, with his
eyes on the vice presidential ticket of the party.
“Therefore, no amount of visits by PDP governors
can make him change his mind about President
Jonathan, whom he hates not because he has not
performed, but because he (Jonathan) did not
hand over his presidency to him.”
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lovely.

they look more like sisters. cute picx.

it pains me when the young go living behind this wicked set of old men in our country who are bent on tormenting Us and making us feel pain. sleep On Miss.

fulani man

would have bid for it but am not an igbo man. igbo Vs mercedies and Volvo

shey Russia is the first? i didnt read the post quote me if am wrong. and tell me the first.

Nice One.

i smell Blood Money.

all those factors you mention happen mostly in USA. When you come to Nigeria, consider Village people first. then all other factors can follow.

Dont be suprised that dress is not worth more than Five Thousand Naira. All this celebrities will be making Us feel their cloths are worth 50k and above.