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codedguy1:Na you suppose EPP am not other way round!! |
Lalasticlala, this is FP worthy o. |
successmatters:Yes, you have a point. But we are still a great nation. We would have been greater and better off without these set of corrupt leaders we have tho. That's our greatest bane in the country-Bad Leaders!!! |
successmatters:Well, I insist that Nigeria is a great nation. Take a look at it with my "eyes" |
This will go a long way in giving us a new orientation about this country and initiating a sense of deep thought to remind us of the beauty and positive sides of the country. Lalasticlala, don't you think this is FP worthy ![]() |
4kings:Sure. If not for corruption.......... There are many things to be proud of. Many!! |
SurefireFashion:Yea.. A lot of freedom. |
successmatters: lol, seriously Take heart sis, there are many reasons to be proud of your nation. |
9.FREEDOM It is in Nigeria you can get a new job regardless of where you come from,gender or colour. You can marry who you want to, say anything in public or be who you really want to become without fear of getting persecution by the government of the day. There is just so much freedom to play around with. 10. GIANT OF AFRICA. Most importantly,With a population of over 180 million, Nigeria is Africa’s largest country by number of inhabitants, hence the Giant of Africa. Since 2014 it can now proudly boast that it is also Africa’s largest economy, a spot that was previously held by South Africa. Now, ain't you Proud to be a Nigerian? SOURCE. www.ogabenji..com
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[b]5. NATURAL BEAUTY: Have you been to Ogbudu Cattle ranch? How about The Mandara mountains? Have you visited the ancient city of Kano? How about the Mambilla Plateau in Taraba? These are just few examples of places that epitomize the beauty of nature in Nigeria. 6. HUGE FILM INDUSTRY: Nollywood is the 3rd largest film industry in the world after Hollywood and Bollywood and we have many of our thespians that have infiltrated Hollywood too. Be proud dear! 7.NEGLIGIBLE NATURAL DISASTERS: There are very few natural disasters that occur in Nigeria and most times they could have been averted. The commonest one is flooding and maybe fire outbreak which normally comes from electric sparks. Many countries around the world experience worse, talk about disasters like volcanic eruption, earthquake, frequent thunderbolts etc. We are blessed, be proud. 8.AGRICULTURE. Even though we haven't explored this sector to the maximum, we have the potential and capacity to succeed agriculturally and have enough food for ourselves. Nigeria is blessed with fertile lands and atmosphere for agriculture to thrive. Be proud.[/b]
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[b]Its no longer news that the economic situation around the country is not encouraging; market prices of goods keep hiking on a daily basis,many jobless graduates roam the streets, different terror groups threatening the government and there's every reason to begin to wish we never experienced this hardship. Many citizens are beginning to give up on the country, while some wish they were never born Nigerians in the first place. Today, I bring you succour. I present you ten reasons that should make you proud being a Nigerian, they will take you on a sober reflection to the positive side of the nation and how great we truly are. 1) ETHNIC DIVERSITY Nigeria is home to over 250 ethnic groups and over 500 languages. There's practically no Where else in the world you can find this. 2. ABUNDANCE OF NATURAL RESOURCES Pumping over 2.4 million barrels of oil per day, Nigeria is Africa’s largest oil producer. In addition to this, it has a wide array of underexploited mineral resources which include natural gas, coal, bauxite, tantalite, gold, tin, iron ore, limestone, niobium, lead, zinc etc. How many countries in the world can boast of this ![]() 3. A GREAT FOOTBALL TEAM The “Super Eagles” have made the World Cup on 4 occasions – in 1994, 1998, 2002, and in 2010. They won the African Cup of Nations in 1980, 1994, and 2013. They won the gold medal for football in the 1996 Summer Olympics (in which they beat Argentina) becoming the first African football team to win gold in Olympic Football. Now isn't that something to be proud of? 4 HOME TO INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED WRITERS: Nigeria’s best-known writers include Wole Soyinka, the first African Nobel Laureate in Literature, Chinua Achebe, Ben Okri, John Pepper Clark, Cyprian Ekwensi, Buchi Emecheta, Helon Habila, T. M. Aluko, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and many others.[/b]
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Haaaaa, this group is still alive. Wow !! well, two years ago I was here seeking advice on how to go about my Chemical engineering dream; well, today I'm a 200L student of ChemE, in short by next month I'll be in 300. All glory to God, thank you all for showing me love when I needed it.... However, the race is not over yet, I'd still appreciate any piece of advice my seniors in the house have for me... Thanks ya'all.... |
adexi:lol, just forget that guy. Which Engine did you study? |
hemartins:I knew it. Its high time you stopped being a buffoon, especially an ineffectual one. No be abuse o |
arewafederation:Pls, help me tell him.. he amuses me. |
hemartins:Chei, where do you study engineering? in Space hahahah I'm laughing at your ignorance or sheer pretence!! Engine maths is not a course? You are a joker |
hemartins:and how am I amazing you ![]() |
VictorYattLasT:Engineering Mathematics of course!! |
sweetboiy:Lol, you have no similar experience to share? |
....and how does that relate to the OP's post ![]() |
All engineering students in the house that dwell in the hostel must have experienced this at one time or the other. Caption: When you rush to your Hostel Room after Engine maths Lecture 8am-1pm and discover your pot of jollof rice missing, and your room mates seem not to have a clue. Lol. Share your experiences that are akin to this.
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Nigeria will surely miss you sir, RIP..... Meanwhile, my motivational track just dropped. Its titled "Hold on", you won't regret downloading n listening to it as it motivates you in all spheres of life.. http://tindeck.com/listen/xmmko
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This will surely be a hilarious movie... Meanwhile, my motivational track just dropped. Its titled "Hold on", you won't regret downloading n listening to it as it motivates you in all spheres of life.. http://tindeck.com/listen/xmmko
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Its really a matter of concern; two great men dying in a week.A humongous loss it is to we Nigerians and the world of sports. RIP to them. Meanwhile, I have discovered the secret to being on FP, lol.. Now I am Third to Comment (TTC), expect to see me as FTC pretty soon.... My motivational and danceable track titled "Hold on" dropped recently, i assure that you will not regret downloading and listening to it. http://tindeck.com/listen/xmmko Thanks, I am MastaBen.
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Horspiroll007:Ehmm, the other day I was surfing the net in a corner in my lodge in school and I overheard a mallam (Islamic teacher) teaching his disciples (children) that any Muslim that converts to any other religion must be killed instantly, as instructed by your holy prophet. He taught them in Hausa language, and I understand that well. I'm not trying to paint your religion bad; and with your statement above its obvious you are from the west, most probably Yoruba. This news doesn't surprise me, its more or less a norm here. |
I'm an upcoming artiste,a motivational rapper/singer with the stage 'MastaBen'. My single titled "Hold On" dropped recently. I'm an active Nairander too, one of you. I kindly request you all to listen to it and give me your Reviews, criticisms and advice. I wanna know my weak points, so I can work on'em Enjoy.. Thanks y'all as I await ur constructive criticisms. http://tindeck.com/dl/xmmko
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omidentmd:Hello, how were u able to solve the charging problem? |
Hopez456:Thanks a lot.. it worked after I tried a different USB cord |
CaptainEColeJnr:Wow, so I have inspired someone without even knowing... Wow.. im so glad to hear this.. Wish you the best in your endeavours bro |
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lol, seriously