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Fact is, GEJ isn't the problem, problem is the North and nothing more, whether you guys like it or yes. I have never seen an ungrateful and greedy region like Northern Nigeria bar the honest ones. The best option there is for Nigeria is to peaceful weigh our continuous co-existence and ultimately segment this country. Nigeria will not be the first or last country to tow the path of division. We've seen nations of the world divide and go their seperate ways and still do well in all ramifications.

Why are people so foolish to be talking about ZONING? Is PDP Nigeria?? Where in the Nigerian Constitution is zoning arranged Nigeria's problems are purely tribal, We must be realistic and stop fooling ourselves. Until this country is segmented, I doubt if there would be peace anywhere.

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highland:
Go to health section to post your issue, you will get advice from expert there.

Thank you and pardon my mistake to have posted here.

Demdem:
Pls try a competent one. The earlier the better. I wish u the best.

Thank you so much. I really appreciate the time.

Demdem:
This isn't shaving issue and it looks serious. Try to see a specialist.

I have met a specialist before. I'd only think he's incompetent. I'd try another.

Demdem:
Pls do. It's working for me, my elder and younger brothers also.

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Demdem:
Just one advise. Based on my experience, I don't think its a good idea using different gadgets to shave. Discover what best fits you then stick to it. The moment I stuck to my clippers only to shave, I stop having bumps. Intact, I occasionally don't use after shave, just wash off with soap and still the bumps won't come.

Thank you Sir. If i'd just kill this one, I'd be cautious

I have a relative problem on my head. Its called bump. it began a couple of years ago as a result of incessant and indiscriminate barbing. I have spent so much of the years with little good results. I'd appreciate any help or advise. Thanks

I have bumps on my head and have just been spending money over the years without much success in stopping it. Now I think i'd get expert information of help from us guys over here on nairaland. I'd be reach via BBM, Mobile number or email address, Any advise would be appreciated,

@Poster

Very good point raised. the 6 states can be self-sustaining if nobody is waiting for anything from the central. there are potentials in all of the zones of this country, but our over dependence on the proceeds from oil has made it quite impossible for our leaders to look remotely to solving our economic needs. Another thing that strikes my mind is how we can push this through,

ebogentle:
I know that the person/prophet called Abraham in the bible is also known as Ibrahim in the Qur'an.
So also are the following pairs of names,
Aaron, Harun or Haruna
Zachariah, Zakari, Zikr, Sikiru
Job, Ayub or Ayuba
Isaac, Ishaq or Isiaku or Isiaka son of Abraham/Ibrahim
Ishmael, Ismail or Ismaila, or Samaila son of Abraham/Ibrahim
John, Yahaya
Jonah, Yunus or Yunusa or Yinusa
Solomon, Suleiman or Sulaiman, or Sule
Lot, Lut
Moses, Musa
Adam, Adam or Adamu

Even the angels,
Gabriel, Jibril
Michael, Mikail
Israel, Asrail

Even the women,

Mary, Mariam
Eve, Hauwa

What i don't understand is why we disagree more than we agree when there is clearly a lot in common in our scriptures.
Plus One came from Europe and the other came from middle east. One might use the word "imported religions" and yet Nigerians are killing and hating themselves.

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why the perpetual hate with the broad and elaborate similarities listed here

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mufikings:
FACTS ABOUT COL GADHAFI AND LIBYA:

· There was no electricity bill in Libya; electricity was free for all its citizens

· There was no interest on loans, banks in Libya are state-owned and loans given to all its citizens at 0% interest by law

· Home considered a human right in Libya –Gaddafi vowed that his parents would not get a house until everyone in Libya had a home. Gaddafi’s father has died, while him, his wife and his mother are still living in a tent

· All newly weds in Libya receive $60,000 Dinar (US$50,000) by the government to buy their first apartment so to help start up the family

· Education and medical treatments are free in Libya. Before Gaddafi only 25% of Libyans are literate. Today the figure is 83%

· Should Libyans want to take up farming career, they would receive farming land, a farming house, equipments, seeds and livestock to kick-start their farms –all for free

· If Libyans cannot find the education or medical facilities they need in Libya, the government funds them to go abroad for it – not only free but they get US$2,300/month accommodation and car allowance

· In Libya, if a Libyan buys a car, the government subsidized 50% of the price

· The price of petrol in Libya is $0.14 (N22) per litre

· Libya has no external debt and its reserves amount to $150 billion – now frozen globally

· If a Libyan is unable to get employment after graduation the state would pay the average salary of the profession as if he or she is employed until employment is found.

· A portion of Libyan oil sale is, credited directly to the bank accounts of all Libyan citizens

· A mother who gave birth to a child receive US$5,000

· Gaddafi carried out the world’s largest irrigation project, known as the Great Man-Made River project, to make water readily available throughout the desert country

Under this bad man called Gaddafi, Libyans had the highest standard of living in Africa. In 2010, the United Nations Development Programmed rated Libya as having the highest ranking in its Human Development Index for Africa. In terms of the world, the UNDP HDI statistics considered Libya better than countries such as Saudi Arabia, Russia, Brazil and Turkey.

Nigeria was rated one of the worst developed nations in the world in terms of the Human Development Indices for both Africa and the world. Countries such as Ghana, Cameroon, Benin Republic, Togo and even poverty-stricken Bangladesh were ranked as better than Nigeria. Even worse, Sao Tome and Príncipe that Nigeria donates money to, was said to have a better standard of living than we do.

Gaddafi’s Libya had free health care, interest free loans from banks, free education and subsidized housing. Libyan’s schooling abroad had access to not only finance for their studies but recognition for engaging in scholarly activities. While our university system progressively loses value like termite-infested wood and our graduates can’t even write essays much less books, Libya had a literacy rate of around 90% with women receiving an almost equivalent exposure to education as men. Of course, our rating is somewhere far behind them, even Tanzania and Gabon are doing much better than we are.

Petrol in Libya in March this year was the equivalent of 19 Naira per litre, subsidized by Gaddafi’s government without complaint, while in Nigeria successive thieving governments have attempted to yoke the masses into perpetual slavery by increasing the cost of petrol each year, now they are threatening to cut out subsidy and leave us with fuel at 142 Naira per litre next year.

Nigerian refineries catering to 180 million people have a combined installed capacity of less than 460,000 barrels of crude oil per day, yet we’re lucky if we get 75% of this production capacity.

Under Gadaffi, Libya’s production capacity in its refineries was for 378,000 barrels. Their population is 6.4 million people. They only use about 220,000 barrels per day for domestic uses and export the rest.

Libya under Gaddafi had total installed electric generation capacity of 6,248MW for their 6.4 million people. Nigeria have 4,000MW installed but we only see about 3,000MW of this capacity performing for 180 million people.

The inevitable in life is CHANGE and no man can claim monopoly of knowledge, I think that have warranted some Libyans for a forceful change.

Nevertheless, if Gaddafi have done so much for his people, I think having him in Nigeria will be a blessings to us.

So What's the Problem with Libyans? The long rule? Or what? Col. GADHAFI, needs to rule Nigeria for 500yrs! Pls we need Gaddafi like type

So i should believe he was the only person who'd do all that you've listed?? 42yrs as president -  I'm sure you were not born at the time, you get the point

Ghaddaffi, Gaddafhi, Goddafi, etc, etc, My problem is that the man was killed without a chance for him to spell his name correctly to the world.

I hold a D.Ms (Diploma in Marine Science) from University of Calabar. Good knowledge of Computer and applications,

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the front number plate isn't in perfect condition please.

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ok, so after all said, how do I get a job with my Diploma in Marine Science Certificate? Help!!!!! email me please: nsikanumanah@yahoo.com BBM: 239ED139. Thank you

LMAO @the guy who said cyber cafes pays most

Well, I am a beginner who's interest in I.T grows above my age. I have been in touch with computers since 2002, but I have not had any formal training, though have worked at various levels with the computer, basically computer appreciation, softwares, microsoft and other basic packages. I reckon i can have a mentor here. I studied for Diploma in Marine Science and graduated last year from the University of Calabar but my heart is in I.T. Someone help please. nsikanumanah@yahoo.com, 08036257081 and BBM: 239ED139. thanks to my prospective mentor

please what is the mail server tried yahoo but couldnt access,

tEsLim:
Well the business needs to take a nuew dimension I guess Nigerians dont know how to handle things like this. Business do evolve over time. I can still run a cafe and make money. But now its not just gonna be a boring internet shop as people have cheap internet on their blackberries

This is what I will do if I where you.

1. Setup a coffe shop / news shop with internet access. The internet access could be monthly or per use. I'll provide wireless connection for my customers as most customers now have faster laptops and mobile devices than the big in your face desktops seen in cafe's back in the days

2. Make the place more relaxing and more like a place you just wanna go and chill and a place you always wanna come back to. Harness all the soccer fans by providing free viewing for their sports but with a catch "the gotta buy something or surf while at it"

Nice opinion by Teslim. Internet Cafe service in Nigeria has grown above just setting up systems in a shop and waiting for people to come buy tickets. I'd advise anybody going into the business to tow or adopt Teslim's proposition,

Its a fact, there's absolutely nothing to celebrate, I dont see Boko Haram as much of a threat to National Celebration, but there's nothing really to celebrate its just shameful because they (FG) understand the magnitude of our problems. #myopinion

I have to say thanks to everyone here. I find myself in the same situation as many of us here. Though I have never trained as a IT specialist, I owe all I have to the computers but still looks to develop my I.T knowledge. any useful information and advise appreciated. nsikanumanah@yahoo.com, BBM 239ED139. Goodluck to everyone

These things have never been successful in Nigeria. If it were elections, trust them to stake their lives on it based on the benefits there-in, Reckon that so much money has over the years been wasted on Census and other national misplaced identification initiative, what happens to data conjured from those programswhy do they vote money every year for identification schemes