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FrancisTony: Phew!! Pfft. Those idemili people must be devilish. They hypnotize the snake with their black power and you're here telling me trash. Anybody that's not from that idemili will be bitten by the snake. Lemme tell you something, that satan u atheist/pagan/agnostic etc are worshipping was lucky that the almighty God didn't collect his power from lucifer when he was sent to hell. Better go back to school and learn. Awon olodo!Bull$hit!! Pythons ain't venomous, how many times are we gonna repeat that? |
Teeto, Esq:It's "lagging".... You're the one behind... |
FrancisTony: yea! Any dog that bites deserves killing but how can we bring cold blooded animal in our house and be living together with it. Smh! TufiakwaNo, I meant banning owning dogs and exterminating them because a few have killed people? |
nairacoded.com:Dogs seldom bite and kill people, should we now kill all dogs?? |
FrancisTony: how does keeping wild life change the price of garri in the marketWhen the black man quits thinking with his stomach, then we'll be ready for true development..... |
FrancisTony: Genesis 3 : 15 - and i will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; he will crush your head, and you will strike his heel.Sharrap.... |
a2personal2013: Some of our brothers go dey talk like say naija na Ame . Make una stop dis yeye forming wen una dey do joor. Wetin u want make d hunters do ? Make dem go call police say dem see snake, then write application to catcDude, try kill the smaller python sub-species in my villa,,na that time you go know say killing snake no be culture..... Of course the venomous ones are killed, but why the relatively harmless, non-venomous ones?? |
Why kill it??. This snake would have been sold for over $1000 alive in the black market. Americans would have grabbed the offer. We are yet to evolve from the phase of "eat anything you see", it's sad. The most basic biology tells us that constrictors hardly kill humans, yet peeps are shouting "kill it or it swallows your whole family"... Keep eating them till they go extinct, BLACK-brained mofos.... |
Demaejy: Q1 is also a good phone with qwert keypads but not as good as M5 because is a latest phone with better specs. Read more on Tecno Q1 thread ...Q1 Aesthetically sucks..... |
oluface: I hope you know that its OBJ we are talking about here.. not Tinubu!And so fucking what?.. If he was so strong, then why did he chicken out of the PDP to support his ex enemies? |
Yaba_Leftist: Hell awaits you Kalashinikov!I guess knives and bottles manufacturers will rot in hell as well. Car manufacturers too, DOKPEMU. |
hipinnacle: you can either have a platform like a party structure to contribute your quota to the development of Nigeria or be independent and will only be in the critisicism department. like www.facebook.com/APCTeamNigeria group to stir the ship of development in Nigeria. it is not about the structure in party alone, the people too matter. make a pact today. it is a platform to gather progressive youth to voice out and choose their own leaders come 2015Any youths that support to vote in a septuagenarian that has ruled before they were born can hardly be described as "progressive".... |
We could hook up... #winks#....
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taiwoliu: he is ryt to ask dem to resign cos he knws dey wld sabotage his plans due to the difference in political ideology of both parties. Moreover it is nt a threat bt a warning cos he might b planning to mk non-apc members in his cabinet go thru HELL....What "ideologies", if I may ask? APC has failed the ideological test by courting OBJ. That's so surreal, I thought I was dreaming. |
Congrats y'all. Though I missed the opportunity, I hope I don't see any of you posting that this Administration "did Nothing" as you're all living testimonies and stakeholders of the power revolution in the country. let's build the nation together. From a comrade-in-engineering. |
Chemiefatie: Good initiative. But wont this breed room for laziness among the lecturers? And again, some students may abuse the opportunity and use the ipad for non-educational purposes.Universities ought to be "avant garde" by nature. such policies ought to have been on for years now cos anybody could send assignment via emails without importing iPads. I guess why they had to buy the gadgets was for the students and lecturers not to have any excuses. It's the 21st century, Africa can't keep on with "siddon look" attitude when even high schools in other continents have gotten high tech. |
abubaka101: According to previous reports, this "Android phone" is an heavily modified version of Android.Of course. The OS in the kindle fire was highly modified but it's still no less an Android device. Virtually all Andy phone makers tweak their OS source code to an extent to suit their preferences (hey, open source). You can only get the "virgin" Android OS version in the Google Nexus series. |
Keep blaming NOI if other govt officials embezzle money... Blame her when your local govt chairman doesn't even have an official budget... Blame Stella oduah if a pilot error or crosswind causes a crash. Blame Akinwunmi Adeshina and NOI for the increase in price of rice and the failure of states with comparative advantage to produce certain crops to utilise their Allocations wisely. Blame GEJ for the fact that NEPA didn't employ any engineering graduate for over 17 years and the military regimes of old didn't give a rat's a$$ about adding a single megawatt to the grid. Let's keep blaming them while other officials in power saddled with the execution of allocations and policies wire our funds to the Cayman islands. Keep blaming NOI and co. for not recovering under three years, the opportunities the nation lost since the 70's.... |
imanuel5959: Why are Nigerians dis daft? A woman who if not because of †ђξ influence of USA will be †ђξ president of worldbank today is being insulted by ppl who can not cross †ђξ gate whre she's †ђξ boss in New York. Wat has NOI has got to do with †ђξ price of Ijebu garri Щњεn we all have govs who keep going to Abuja everyday to ask for money yet has got nothing to show for it. Don't each state of †ђξ federation has a commissioner for finance, wat is his/her role? Come to Abuja every month collect money and share or wat? Wat abt †ђξ local govts don't d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ have allocations from fg monthly, wat do d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ have to show for it. Dis country can never move forward until we †ђξ citizens start asking our elected or appointed officials questions not only †ђξ fg esp executive while we neglect †ђξ legislature, judiciary, various state and local govts, it will not work!!Well-said.... I need an NOI critic to answer the questions you just asked. |
rasojie: you are a fuul...i am sorry , you guys are blind, a mumu dude is talkin bout revolution in the agric and poWer sector....all those are on paper, nothing is done, brothers we need change forget abt sentimentsYeah, and the change you need is an Obj-anointed, buhari-led APC , right? |
swezenberg: Seed how tribalism has blinded the eyes of many Nigerians to the point that their grand mothers and fathers regret ever producing their parents.Well, stop criticising with destructive pessimism.. Im very sure you were aware of when the revolution in the power and agricultural sector were going on, for instance. |
so lemme get this straight.... The same obj that has been blamed by the opposition to have driven the country to this hellish level. The same obj that they claimed entrenched corruption and has been called all sorts of names is now their God father.... Now tell me, what will then be the difference between pdp and Apc if they (fictionally) win the next election? APC has failed in the ideological game. Too bad. |
ilugunboy: Very hard to fault those guys argument against the Minister.....Nigerians want tangible development reflected in ordinary homes, not developments on charts and power-point presentations.Charts, cpi data inflation etc. are all terms and hallmarks of financial technocracy. She is handling the macro scale of the economy professionally. As for the issue of affecting the common man, you'd agree that she's not the only person who ought to draft policies and entrench the welfare of the citizenry. What are the lawmakers, state govts, state commissioners of finance, state house of assembly members doing about the welfare of the common man? They all have roles to play. |
Thank God I have never, I do not and I will never give a flying squirrel's as$ about soccer.... It's cool to have hobbies and interests though. He may not be vast in general knowledge, but that doesn't mean he won't make it in life. |
don.pope:Hehehe... The |diot is quoting nollywood as his impeccably reliable source of evidence. Case dismissed. |
Emelcee: My question is, how long will it last?... Thumbs up 2 them sha.Do you expect a government-backed project with billions of dollars of R& D commitments to end up being fake or inferior? This is no roadside family biz producing chinko phones... It's fuc|king space tech!! |
If this post didn't make sense to you, then you're a hopeless epitome of irrationality. |
Poverty-stricken testimony.... |
"Nigeria has descended into a hellish reality where smart, capable people to “survive” and have their daily bread prostrate to imbeciles. Everybody trying to pull everybody else down with greed and selfishness — the only traits that gets you anywhere. Money must be had and money and power is king. Even the supposed down-trodden agree with this." Can't think of any truer statement describing Nigeria at the moment. |
A father in Yemen has asked, not for money, but for one million Facebook "likes" as dowry for his daughter's hand in marriage. Yemen is a very traditional society, but one marriage there has been given a very modern twist. Instead of asking his daughter's husband-to-be for a dowry payment, Salem Ayash, a poet from the city of Taiz, has asked for one million Facebook likes. That's a lot in a country of just 25 million, where internet use is limited. "It's the first time we've heard of something like this," says Bashraheel Bashraheel, a journalist with Yemen's Al-Ayyam newspaper. The story has made big waves on social media there, he says, with countless bloggers writing urging people to support the page so the couple can get married. The page was set up on Sunday and has 30,000 likes so far. "No-one in Yemen can afford dowries anymore," says Ayash, explaining why he's asking for a digital dowry - rather than gold or money. The fact that many young men cannot afford dowries, and so cannot get married, is a hot topic in Yemen, says Bashraheel - with numerous attempts over the past few years to set a maximum legal amount. Neighbours often club together to help pay a dowry - which is set by the father of the bride - and mass marriages are becoming more popular as a way of making it more affordable. Those commenting on Salem Ayash's Facebook page seem divided on whether it's a good idea or not. Many have thanked him for raising the issue of dowry payments, but others have questioned his motivations. "All you want is to use your daughter to seek fame," writes one - noting that the Facebook likes are for his own personal page, rather than that of his daughter or her husband-to-be. Ayash told the BBC that he wants to see evidence his future son-in-law is making an effort to raise the one million Facebook likes - but he won't be rigid. "If I see that he's worked hard, I'm willing to be flexible to see them happily married." www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-25414584 Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/saalm?fref=ts&ref=br_tf |
Weirdly freaky?, Yes.. Wrong?, Absolutely not. It's culture. We should all learn to preserve some aspects of our traditions, provided they're not illegal. |
Anything more than 1 naira per MB ain't fair. Telecom coys should sit up. |
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