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BIGGESThead6:
I guarantee you this, EVEN IF NIGERIA IS TO BE SOLD, THE BUYER WILL REJECT THE EAST.

Brawlscartel:
I'm sorry for replying you I never knew you were foolish..

How delta take be Biafra

It's simple; They would join their brethren in the East to avoid being left out in your Zoo home country, Nigeria.

Austeen007:
Russian Life Sweet. GOOD ONE BRO THIS IS ME LIVE

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* Wetin Icefish no go see 4 freezer.

The cold still dey. Chai! *

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* Abeg, Just sell this Zoo to a Developed Country like US or China

Upgrade would be instant! *

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*Oh my God! This is bad.

Oya! Where's Righteousness89?*

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Good for them!

But how does it affect us, the citizens.

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Activist001:
The funny part about this image is that most South Southerners don't associate with Biafra so wetin we go call them?.

As if you are even a southerner , cumon si ebe ah puoh! e nu goh!?!

Coder2Client:
What will the black stand for?


Maybe Devil?

No, Mister. It represents the mineral resources all around Nigeria.

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Hadampson:
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Tell us na! or I should help u search it!

Hadampson:
When you think of North Korea, you probably think of 3 things
1) Nuclear bomb
2) Kim Jong un
3) No freedom

But what you should be really thinking is "how in the hell do people date there"
I mean everyone falls in love, right? So how do you fall in love in one of the most repressed and old fashioned countries in the world. Let's find out

Hadampson, tell us na!!

9jatriot:
Why not also create another option with a vertical Y let's see

Here it is! 'Y'
It is not attractive as the other one.

9jatriot:
Why not also create another option with a vertical Y let's see

Okay
I'm on it now...

Originalsly:
Like Lagos... New York City (NYC) is a city in New York State. The city has 5 Boroughs...Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Staten Island. Manhattan is an Island, Staten Island an island and Brooklyn and Queens are part of another island. Bronx is on mainland America.

On vacation.... I do have a lot of support and get around a lot! I'll be mainly sharing pics and giving little backgrounds. I hope you find them interesting and informative. Enjoy...as them come drip drop drip drop! Patience is a virtue!

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Originalsly thanks for sharing your vacation pics.
You have opened my eyes on how new york is ( in
general abroad) tnx again man. You did good.
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valentineuwakwe:
Redesigning of the flag makes nothing...FLAGS dont make a nation great, its the leaders and people....what you should be talking now is reorienting our minds to make this country better!

I was only suggesting because we an average Foreigner sees the Nigerian current flag it says little them.
Just Compare South African Flag with Naija Flag

9jatriot:
1st flag for me.
But please explain the concept behind the design and colors.

I like people who are solution oriented.

It' still has the same meaning as the current flag...
except without 'Black' as you noticed.
*Black represents the mineral resources we have beneath the lands of NIGERIA.
The wavy lines as you know represents The Rivers that divides Nigeria to 3 parts - Northern, Western, and Eastern Nigeria.

Igbochief001:
90% of Nigerians think like that ...thats why we can't develop

Abi!

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* Azin ehn! I tire 4 our togetherness.
Separate States from Nigeria would be
better.
Biafra, Oduduwa and Arewa. *

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Igbochief001:
As if prayers work ...better change that mindset
Prayers don't solve problem looking for solutions does

. Abeg leave those religious fanatics with their backwards mindset. .

Ogbuu101:
Just design a very good forest because naija matter done pass zoo,na evil forest now

Lol, azin ehn. E don dey tire us, the citizens f the advanced zoo.

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From the first time Christian children settle into Sunday
school classrooms, an image of Jesus Christ is etched into their minds. In Africa, he is most often depicted as being taller than his disciples, lean, with long, flowing, light brown hair, fair skin and light- coloured eyes. Familiar though this image may be, it is inherently flawed. A person with these features and physical bearing would have looked very different from everyone else in the region where Jesus lived and ministered. Surely the authors of the Bible would have mentioned so stark a contrast.

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¶For those accustomed to traditional Sunday school portraits of Jesus, the sculpture of the dark and swarthy Middle Eastern man that emerges from Neave's laboratory is a reminder of the roots of their faith.

¶"The fact that he probably looked a great deal more like a darker-skinned Semite than westerners are used to seeing him pictured is a reminder of his universality," says Charles D. Hackett, director of Episcopal studies at the Candler School of Theology in Atlanta.
"And [it is] a reminder of our tendency to sinfully appropriate him in the service of our cultural values."

¶Neave emphasizes that his re-creation is simply that of an adult man who lived in the same place and at the same time as Jesus. As might well be expected, not everyone agrees.

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sirjoggy:
What

I'm just saying....mehn!

Hello Fellow Nairalanders and "Virtual" E-Senators. I
Advocate a Re-design of that "Bland" Green with a
slash of white.

Its high time we the youth take our destiny in our
hands. The flag was designed in the era of crayons
using little creativity. Now we have access to
Software.

Lets start a Creative, Constructive, Competitive
Campaign and Pass it to the "Brick and Mortar
Senate". I still believe that Nairaland is bigger than
the Senate. The Virtual (Spiritual) Senate
Supercedes the Physical.

Now the Current Flag can Grow "Green" with Envy.
Here are some of my designs, which of them would
be better;
• 1st flag •
• 2nd flag •
• 3rd flag •
• 4th flag • (respectively)

We need a flag that represents our with style and meaning, not just plain paints of colours.

You can post your own designs here!

Goldp5988:
Nigeria need prayers not redesigning

Not only prayers, change in everything too..

Hello Fellow Nairalanders and "Virtual" E-Senators. I
Advocate a Re-design of that "Bland" Green with a
slash of white.

Its high time we the youth take our destiny in our
hands. The flag was designed in the era of crayons
using little creativity. Now we have access to
Software.

Lets start a Creative, Constructive, Competitive
Campaign and Pass it to the "Brick and Mortar
Senate". I still believe that Nairaland is bigger than
the Senate. The Virtual (Spiritual) Senate
Supercedes the Physical.

Now the Current Flag can Grow "Green" with Envy.
Here are some of my designs, which of them would
be better;
• 1st flag •
• 2nd flag •
• 3rd flag •
• 4th flag • (respectively)

We need a flag that represents our with style and meaning, not just plain paints of colours.

You can post your own designs here!

Ategberoson:
congratulating Xi jiping for pinging on Nigerians standard of living through the useless loan

the reason this mallam increase everything in this country is solely because of these unproductive loans

which project is this loan attending to presently than the abandoned railways on paper

I swear na thunder go finish that mallam

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Bros, calm down na!
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* Oga Bubu do something 4 ur citizens na!

So that we will celebrate Naija's anniversary.
#nigeria_at_60 #nigeria_independence *

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DuwaRepublic:
I think we need a new flag design. Anyhow I'm proud of my boy Dawodu.

Azin ehn!
It's too simple.

light099:
You can take this to the bank - Nigeria is blessed; blessed all-round. Blessed in natural and human resources.

This part of Sub-Saharan Africa called Nigeria is highly saturated and ionized with great talents and minds.
Even more, our diversity is what made us more beautiful. Diverse tribes, climate, landscapes and cultures.
The north often seen from a derogatory perspective is blessed too, with beauty, talents and great minds. No tribe is useless in Nigeria, religion blindness and illiteracy is the problem.
Nigeria is a perfect country that unfortunately fell into the wrong hands.

Our diversity isn't the problem, rather, diversity and varieties are the spice of life. The diversity we have free of charge is what America keeps seeking, accepting people from all over the world. Diversity is a blessing and not a curse, for those who have enough sense to understand, but Africans are too shallow dark-minded to know the advantages of some things they're freely blessed with.
Religion fanaticism, illiteracy, discrimination, division, tribalism and bad leaders are the problems of this great country.
It's so sad, a country blessed so much continues to waste away and all what gullible people can do is to allow sentiment and dumb blindness in siding with their wicked leaders.
Just like Martin Luther hoped for freedom and it came, I also wish freedom will come one day.

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* I'm so proud of our diversity but we the citizens of The Federal Republic of Nigeria see it as a major disadvantage and it makes us not to progress.

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Ethnic and cultural diversity in the world's countries

Country .... Ethnic Fractionalization Index (x.oxo)
Papua New Guinea 1.000
Tanzania 0.953
DR Congo 0.933
Uganda. 0.930
Liberia 0.899
Cameroon 0.887
Togo 0.883
South Africa. 0.880
Congo. 0.878
Madagascar 0.861
Australia. 0.857
Kenya 0.852
Ghana 0.846
Malawi. 0.829
Guinea-Bissau 0.818
Somalia 0.812
India 0.811
Nigeria 0.805 **** NIGERIA ****
Yugoslavia. 0.801 (1943–1992)
Central African Republic 0.791
Ivory Coast 0.784
Lebanon 0.780
Chad 0.772
Indonesia 0.766
Mozambique 0.765
Gambia 0.764
Sierra Leone 0.764
Ethiopia 0.760
Angola 0.756
Mali 0.754
Afghanistan 0.751
Bolivia 0.743
United Arab
Emirates 0.737
Senegal 0.727
Zambia 0.726
Namibia 0.724
Soviet Union
(1922–1991) 0.711
Sudan (1955–
2011) 0.708
Kuwait 0.708
Burkina Faso 0.704
Bosnia and
Herzegovina 0.681
Kyrgyzstan 0.679
Nepal 0.677
Iran 0.669
Guinea 0.669
Kazakhstan 0.664
Colombia 0.656
Ecuador 0.655
Eritrea 0.647
Trinidad and
Tobago 0.647
Peru 0.638
Niger 0.637
Mauritius 0.632
Mauritania 0.625
Benin 0.622
Guyana 0.620
Djibouti 0.606
Bhutan 0.605
Malaysia 0.596
Canada 0.596
Latvia 0.585
Syria 0.581
Switzerland 0.575
Yugoslavia
(1918–1943) 0.575
Belgium 0.567
Fiji 0.566
Saudi Arabia 0.553
Bahrain 0.551
Iraq 0.549
Brazil 0.549
Mexico 0.542
North
Macedonia 0.535
Pakistan 0.532
Israel 0.526
Burma 0.522
Tajikistan 0.513
Estonia 0.511
Moldova 0.510
Jordan 0.509
Panama 0.507
Czechoslovakia
(1918–1992) 0.505
Spain 0.502
Chile 0.497
Guatemala 0.493
United States 0.491
Georgia 0.490
Uzbekistan 0.485
Venezuela 0.483
Laos 0.481
Morocco 0.479
Oman 0.439
Thailand 0.431
Sri Lanka 0.428
Ukraine 0.419
Nicaragua 0.402
Turkmenistan 0.392
Singapore 0.388
Dominican
Republic 0.387
Croatia 0.375
Belarus 0.372
Zimbabwe 0.366
New Zealand 0.363
Cyprus 0.359
Botswana 0.351
Lithuania 0.338
Russia 0.333
Slovakia 0.332
Burundi 0.328
United Kingdom 0.324
Czech Republic 0.322
Algeria 0.320
Romania 0.300
Turkey 0.299
Bulgaria 0.299
Swaziland 0.280
Taiwan 0.274
France 0.272
Mongolia 0.272
Lesotho 0.255
Argentina 0.255
Costa Rica 0.238
Vietnam 0.233
Slovenia 0.231
Bangladesh 0.223
Uruguay 0.218
Cuba 0.213
El Salvador 0.198
Sweden 0.189
Azerbaijan 0.188
Hungary 0.186
Cambodia 0.186
Honduras 0.185
Rwanda 0.180
Ireland 0.171
Jamaica 0.166
Egypt 0.164
Philippines 0.161
China 0.154
Libya 0.151
Gabon 0.149
Armenia 0.134
Finland 0.132
Paraguay 0.132
Denmark 0.128
Austria 0.126
Norway 0.098
Albania 0.097
Germany 0.095
Haiti 0.095
Yemen 0.078
Netherlands 0.077
Greece 0.059
Poland 0.047
Portugal 0.040
Italy 0.040
Tunisia 0.039
Japan 0.012
South Korea 0.004
North Korea 0.002 *

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