Health › Re: Please Explain What Genotype AC Is by blueskies(f): 8:05pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
[quote author=BrightForYou post=57100157][/quote]I'm also AA, my sis is AS n she hardly falls ill with malaria, typhoid, headaches, unlike me. I use blood tonic often. Does dis happen, I mean AS rarely falling ill while its smtyms frequent with AA... ? |
Health › Re: Please Explain What Genotype AC Is by blueskies(f): 7:28pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
I dunno, heard somewhere that pple with d genotype AS hardly fall sick compared to AA. I mean lyk having malaria, typhoid, frequent headaches... Is dis true? |
Education › Re: 2017 JAMB Change Of Course/Institution Thread by blueskies(f): 1:22pm On May 28, 2017 |
[quote author=chukwukapromise post=56954902]236 For pharmacy?!?....Pls here chances is nothing to write home about!....Tel her to change course to d one her mark can afford Oh, dats gud |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iraqi Archbishop: 'Where Were The Protesters When ISIS Came To Kill Christians'? by blueskies(f): 9:40pm On Feb 07, 2017 |
OLAADEGBU: Yes, by the grace of God.  Wow, wat location do u attend, I attend d headquaters here in lagos |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iraqi Archbishop: 'Where Were The Protesters When ISIS Came To Kill Christians'? by blueskies(f): 7:21pm On Feb 07, 2017 |
OLAADEGBU: Thanks God that this endtime event has been prophesied in the Book. The Bible is fresher than tomorrow's newspaper.  Yea,  are u a member of DLBC, because av seen a few of ur threads related to it |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iraqi Archbishop: 'Where Were The Protesters When ISIS Came To Kill Christians'? by blueskies(f): 2:29pm On Feb 07, 2017 |
OLAADEGBU: Nigeria is a typical example of how Christians and ethnic minorities are systematically cleansed from the northern parts of the country but the journalists, media houses and social media outlets such as this would rather sweep it under the carpet because it is not politically correct to admit that it is happening in our country. The funny thing is that the so called liberals are the first ones to preach tolerance only when it suits them. They cannot tolerate worldviews that are contrary to theirs, they would either ban you or restrict you from bringing your points to light. It is indeed sad |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iraqi Archbishop: 'Where Were The Protesters When ISIS Came To Kill Christians'? by blueskies(f): 4:38pm On Feb 06, 2017 |
OLAADEGBU: I doubt it that the liberal left and the mainstream media will protest for the causes of the persecuted Christians and minorities in Iraq. This is proof that liberals and Obama together with Muslims would be happy that this fact does not come to light. Hypocrites.  It is really disturbing that situations like this still takes place today like in the bible days and many centuries after it. Public display of offenders like hard criminals just because they profess Christ and then they are publicly killed. Pls where did dis take place and wats the story. May God help we that have the privilege to profess Christ without public abuse use it to fulfil the expansion of the kingdom. Amen |
Culture › Re: Comparing Slave Numbers from Bight of Benin and Bight of Biafra from 1400 - 1865 by blueskies(f): 9:02pm On Jan 26, 2017 |
Funjosh: Yea, dats wat I tried to ask but nobody has been able to answer. I think someone mentioned from the other thread that it cud av been as a result of the shallow nature of the ocean in the bight of benin that prevented ships from sailing thru it or something
if i may get your point and question, something must have been the reason while Yoruba slaves were not been exported at the time other part of Africa are been shipped to the new world, does it mean the Yoruba were well organized and strong and could resist the slave masters 
cc bigfrancis21 Yea, dats wat I tried to ask but nobody has been able to answer. I think someone mentioned from the other thread that it cud av been as a result of the shallow nature of the ocean in the bight of benin that prevented ships from sailing thru it or something |
Culture › Re: Comparing Slave Numbers from Bight of Benin and Bight of Biafra from 1400 - 1865 by blueskies(f): 9:13pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
bigfrancis21: From my research, primarily the Kingdom of Oyo wars and the fall of the Oyo kingdom is one reason for this. The Oyo wars provided the bulk of Yoruba slaves, primarily war captives or sometimes entire villages were ransacked and everyone sold, at the time slavery was fast winding down. Yoruba land did not participate in slavery until this time, as you can see from the table that exports from the Lagos ports were 0 from 1400 until 1751, same for Badagri and Epe ports until 1726 we begin to see exports from both ports. As for numbers, my guess would be that the late entrance of Nago slaves into slavery, coupled with the fact that slavery had already been abolished may not have allowed enough time for Yoruba slaves to be exported in larger numbers compared to Akan, Congolese, Angolan, Igbo slaves etc. those for which trading had begun since the 1400s. Ok, so the occurence of war in Oyo kingdom, was one of the major instruments that gave rise to slave trade in yoruba land as at then, It means were it not for the Oyo wars, there wudnt av been any slave trade among the yorubas. Why is this so when slaves were taken from other parts of nigeria and africa even without war? And why did slave trade happen in later years among the yorubas as compared to others that started way early. I'v always had an interest in history and wud b glad to learn some from here  |
Culture › Re: Comparing Slave Numbers from Bight of Benin and Bight of Biafra from 1400 - 1865 by blueskies(f): 12:30pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
I wud like to ask a question. What was the reason behind the late and smaller numbers of yoruba slaves captured and transported to the new world as compared to others? |
Family › Re: Two Female Deeper Life Members Battle Over Man by blueskies(f): 7:29am On Jan 20, 2017 |
Why attach church to it? That makes me doubt the entire truth of the story |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Being Too Religious Made My Female Friend Carelessly Lost Her Mouth Watering by blueskies(f): 7:51am On Jan 18, 2017 |
Even if she said by d special grace of God, she shd av tried to complete it at d stipulated time thereby meeting al deir requirements. With that mayb d director wud av been less pissed to fire her. Saying by d special grace of God and not completing it is not it |
Forum Games › Re: Which Number Will Rightly Fix The Broken Bone? by blueskies(f): 4:36pm On Jan 17, 2017 |
#7. So op wats d answer? |
Education › Re: Important Abbreviations You Might Not Know by blueskies(f): 6:18pm On Jan 13, 2017 |
Educative. Am familiar with a gud no of them but av no idea of their interpretation. |
Fashion › Re: Sephora Iklaba, Winner Of Miss Helsinki Vs The First Runner Up (Photos) by blueskies(f): 7:34pm On Jan 11, 2017 |
jordinsparkles: that guy eh I think he's cursed! God help him if he isn't handsome. Lol, very funny |
Fashion › Re: Sephora Iklaba, Winner Of Miss Helsinki Vs The First Runner Up (Photos) by blueskies(f): 6:48pm On Jan 11, 2017 |
Ecosystem4u: U got it all wrong, there are actualy 2 tinz
1. She is Yoruba 2. She is ugly
Those are obvoius reasons to disqualify her. She has no no place dia. Why do u support mediocrety!!! Am nt going to reply ur type because ur thinking pattern and comments are only based on tribal sentiments and hatred which is a result of envy and jealousy. Wen u'r cured of it, den we can talk. Thanks |
Fashion › Re: Sephora Iklaba, Winner Of Miss Helsinki Vs The First Runner Up (Photos) by blueskies(f): 6:09pm On Jan 11, 2017 |
Ecosystem4u: Xo u fink that ape gat brain more than d others. think again. Just take a look at yourself. u and ur type in here are just so pained dat she's yoruba. Av been noticing ur types here. The only problem u guys av is just dat she's yoruba. Very shameful of u all. Envy and jealousy really is bad. |
Education › Re: Wale Adebanwi Named Rhodes Professor At Oxford University by blueskies(f): 12:08pm On Jan 11, 2017 |
Wow, am proud of his attainment and am inspired. Lord help me make notable achievements too. Amen |
NYSC › Re: During NYSC: A Good Professional Course To Take? by blueskies(f): 8:26am On Jan 09, 2017 |
Intelligentdude: Hi,go through the whole thread. Someone asked a question on it and I was detailed in my explanation. Ok, thanks |
NYSC › Re: During NYSC: A Good Professional Course To Take? by blueskies(f): 7:22am On Jan 09, 2017 |
Intelligentdude: Hi,I will advice you signup for Health, Safety and Environment (HSE).If I were you,I will attach myself with a Medical Laboratory (If you want to follow the medical line) or an Industry(If you want to follow the industrial line). Remember, safety first. Cheers Intelligentdude: Hi,kindly go through this thread,you will see answer to your question. https://www.nairaland.com/3170444/preparing-yourself-during-youth-service thanks a lot. Pls how relevant is it in d related work field and in job acquisition, I mean d HSE and is there any other related professional courses one can also take apart frm dis? Thanks |