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makydebbie:You see the good in different situations. ![]() |
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Ok |
Bisola just featured on a club hit recently. Debie Rise and Bassey just melted my resolve in a poignant duet produced by Mekoyo. Tokunbo Ajayi is snapping pictures with flowers. Issorait. |
And it goes on. Anyways, I think the song "Joy" by Debie Rise and Bassey was megabytes well spent. Whatcha think? |
The following are things that I know to be truths: 1. BH claims to be fighting for certain supposedly national and religious ideals 2. The ideals that BH intends to change were put in place both by powerful foreigners and so-called Nigerian elite. 3. Not one poor Nigerian sponsors or organises BH. 4. BH is being sponsored and organised by powerful foreigners and so-called Nigerian elite. 5. BH kills poor, hungry, helpless and powerless Nigerians. 6. BH doesn't kill powerful foreigners or so-called Nigerian elite. 7. The key to solving the extraordinary differential equation known as BH lies in resolving the factors in iterations 2, 4 and 6 above. Q.E.D. |
GoldCircle:Aye, aye skipper! |
decatalyst:I didn't see dinosaur and I survived. Don't worry much, forthcoming generations will survived also |
Going by the previous comments so far, I appreciate the service in my part of town. I mean, there was an outage yesterday for about 3 hours and I almost went beserk. In fact, almost everyday since December 2016, there's an outage that lasts for between 2mins and 10hrs. Make I no mention the location. We sabi ourselves. There are others like Jakande Estate and Ilupeju that enjoy similar relatively good power supply. E go beta for naija one day |
With the spate of fire outbreaks, a sprinkler system could turn out to be a worthy investment by the school. Jussayin |
enemyofprogress:If you really are a uite, you shouldn't bother about hotplates and strikes. Absurd as it may sound, you really have bigger fish to fry. GES 101 - Use of English Three sentences. Poor punctuation. Poor grammar. Forget this tread totally (I heavily doubt that you have a Trenchard file but hey, what do I know?) |
kushme:KI . . . Galford! I feel guilty already I believe the joystick was made for combat games. The experience on control pad was totally different. |
Lai lai! Wait a minute! What if the ultimately inevitable happens to our president and them cabal members start scurrying to organise yet another Yar Adua-esque drama? I figure that they will require cash (to seal lips) and a lot of propagation of ethnotribalism, both of which are at their disposal. Ethnotribalism will be required to be able to transform simply wicked injustices to a war between regions, ethnicities and tribes instead of facing the fact on ground that people are hellbent on staying in power to amass stolen national wealth to the nation's own detriment. Media, social, print, electronic e.t.c., will be used extensively so I implore our distinguished members of the NCAN to just chill out because, they're probably being used inadvertently to promote an agenda. I suspect that we're in the 11th hour. I pray I'm wrong. We must all watch. And pray |
lestat:Très gentil. Merci |
iceboy4752:Yeah, I preferred it to NES so, for me also Sega was the ish initially. Sonic was Uber lit. However, when SNES came to town with so much more cartridges from the Japanese and the American versions. And the converter. It was hard to want to spend precious time with a Sega (ssce and jamb dey ground for me at the time) |
When I saw "video game", my mind went to the traditional game console, control pad/joystick and monitor setup. I had no idea that mobile phone games' revenues were being discussed. I miss Mortal Kombat III, Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Tekken 2 and Samurai Showdown (yes, I'm all for combat games) |
I'm a true believer in the one Nigeria project but if this thread makes it to FP, they should just hold a census in Nigeria, sell off our all our national assets to China, Us, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Uae and share the proceeds equally amongst Nigerians. Let's all just find our square roots. I mean, in the unbelievably precarious circumstances that we currently find ourselves in as a nation, how does this factor in? |
Oso ndi, owe ndi |
As if the difficulties experienced by the students is not enough. after now, they'll come and be shouting "greaat eefehh!" iffa hear! |
GloriaNinja:Even if he's a yahoo boy, he hasn't been convicted of a crime yet. He still has rights. And then, what if he's actually innocent of the allegation? How do you justify his extra judicial treatment? How do you explain the conclusions you jumped into? Anyways, the first dude that mentioned your comment pretty much summarised you. |
Well said |
mayorjosh:Yes. Happy birthday bro. May the rest of your days be the best of your days |
When two elephants are fighting, it's the grass that suffers from the mêlée. I have no more to say. |
gradeA:And you don't think quoting the whole damn message is tantamount to spewing the "trash" yet allover again? |
Good move |
Na wa Anyways, what else is expected? Every civil society from the beginning of time is founded upon its institutions. The Nigerian society was founded on, in no particular order, Respectable religious institutions Law enforcement Education Health Responsible government Agriculture Science and Technology Security and couple more that memory fails me on. However, these institutions have failed woefully. Religious institutions either preach fanaticism and disunity or material prosperity that is not necessarily backed by commensurate value-adding. There's really no need to speak on the other institutions. Reviving Nigeria should mean breathing air into the lungs of these institutions one by one until they're all working well autonomously. Until this happens, being "fantastically corrupt" may as well just be a compliment. |
Best time to change all foreign currency to naira because, pending when the president returns, the naira will gain massively. It's rather selfish but sometimes, I think maybe he should just remain in the UK and not return if it'd mean better economy in Nigeria. I wish Fela Anikulapo Kuti was alive and still releasing songs today. Album go don full by now because, e go sing taya! ![]() |
faruz:They said folks like you have very little attention span and that politicians have ruined your education. |
Laggg |
Grace and blessings abi? I hear you. Next! |
I pray this reaches FP so others like him get motivated and encouraged because sometimes, against the backdrop of all the depressing and senseless threads being pushed to the front burner here, motivation is all that's needed. Good to know the moderators are improving. Kudos to the young man in question and to all who are propagating this. May your good plans come to fruition in good time. |
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