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Here's one weird and interesting law in the UK that I just found out yesterday out of curiosity. I used to see ducks and swans walking around in the UK like say dem self na citizen. dem go de even de chance human being for road self. I started wondering e be like say these animals no know say dem be better meat for human beings o! Especially the swans, they are the size and even bigger than turkeys. Me I know say if that kind tin de happen for 9ja those animals for don go extinct 50 years ago. Anyways I asked google and aparently the answer I got was that the reason swans are referred to as majestic animals is because they literally all belong the her majesty the queen of England. So a law was passed criminalising the hunting and eating of swan meat punishable by death sometime in the 17th century. The interesting thing is that the law and its punishment has not been modified till date. Sometimes I go just de look all those animals de talk for mind say if only una de 9ja una for hear am for inside pot . |
i cant believe this! How I go take sleep this night? |
Good step in the right direction. There are a lot of herbal remedies to common diseases afflicting Nigerians inherited from one generation to the next. It is a good thing that medics will now be taking a look at those herbal therapies. It would enable them elucidate the scientific mechanisms which behind those herbal therapies. And it would also strengthen the study of pharmacognosy that is already taking place. |
rdokoye: The story is old and baseless and was written by a Nigerian hating Ghanaian woman.Thank you for that information my brother. All these reports quoting anonymous sources self. Who exactly labelled Nigerian army as weak is it the US secretary of defence or the french or British minister of defence? all we are being told is that a source said so. To hell with the Ghanaian toad. These Ghanaians hatred for Nigeria is really beginning to tick me off. They should all go to hell!!! |
LesbianBoy: What shall it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul!But I thought the church also preaches prosperity so what is your problem? @ topic I'm a little bit dissapointed because I know Dangote could do better than that. A multi million naira yatch is belongs to the class of small time wealthy people like P Diddy and JayZ. But a billionaire in dollars like Dangote should own a multi million dollar yatch like Abrahamovich the owner of chelsea FC whose yatch is worth close to a billion dollars I think likewise some other big shots. Google it if you doubt. |
Havilah93: :Thanks mate!! |
blink182: I don't care what he said, he had better order the repair of that facility. How can he even say it was a smear campaign? The whole world saw it and drew their conclusions, if he likes, let him say acn sponsored it. We all know the truth and that is the fact that the place is not fit to even rear goats.GBAM! Going back and forth with the politics what he did or did not say is irrelevant and unnecessary. Fix the damn place up and let everybody shut up! that is what is expected of the government. |
I joined nairaland in 2007 or there about but with a different moniker than what I am using now. The reason I joined was because a friend reccomended the site as a good platform to make a business enquiry back then. The reason I changed my user ID is because I ignorantly and indirectly revealed my real identity in my former moniker without knowing the potential implications of that. Anyways all post from that moniker have since been deleted and I cant even remember the password I used for it then. Evere since then I had been visiting the site as a guest observer till I decided to register a new ID. |
Mad Cow: Those Jets are very expensive o!!You be yeye person!! LMAO |
esere826: Ok, go on and fightYou are so on point!! |
mekula: He lives around Isheri osun yes, and I know his house...but damn you to proclaim his life finished. You be God? He might not be having it rosy like some of his peers, but hey he can still bounce back. All it takes is one hit song, just one! He might just be hibernating for now. After all, alibi that u hear his music everyday(mofe joko o!...) once hibernated for years. Did you have to make a thread out of someones misfortunes? All these small yahoo boys sef, una know wetin life dey talk? These were the guys that pionered everything that u wannabes are dreaming of today. They laid the foundation for all the fame and fortune u guys now seek. Show some respect next time you see him and pose for a pix with him, not steal a gossip pix of him. FYI, he is still a star and doesnt need money to be one, if not how you take know am? Check out the support he has on this thread and you'd reckon.I logged in just to click like on this ![]() |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1]I heard of Oshiomhole's strides in Edo State and when I was in Nigeria not too long ago, I went to that state to see for myself! It is not a fluke what you are seeing on the pics post by the op. Given the fact that Edo budget is 1/3rd that of Delta and much of the revenue to the state is from small business taxation which is very difficult to rain in, I give his government a thumbs up. The Benin city water storm project, huge expansion of the central hospital, schools with floor tiles, proper toilets, very comfortable individual desk and chairs, water project in Edo central, dualization in Igarra, Auchi, and one rural road that cuts across 22, I mean 22 villages, just to say a few of the projects I saw with my eyes. If anything, all the major roads that was being expanded which I saw have standard dividers, with greens, covered walkways, with standard road markings. Sapele road shown in one of the pics was constructed by Setraco and I tell you it is a 6-lane road of very high quality! This is not to say they aren't areas the government need to improve upon, but whatI can say is where money has been spent, it is obvious to the sincere at heart that it has been good value for money spent. No doubt, if Edo continue to invest in infrastructure in this manner with proper maintenance, the state will become a choices destination for those running away from the dirtiness of onitsha, Asaba, Warri, etc.[/quote]You are correct Oshiomole is doing well. Considering the fact that the state was raped for 10 years under the administration of a super mario bros (you know who). He is doing the best he can with the resources at his disposal. But showcasing airport road, sapele road and some privately owned hotels in GRA does not do justice to his efforts @ all. The bolded part of your qouted post just casted my mind back to what I saw in the dilapitated state owned secondary schools like Idia college et al. The air conditioned class rooms and refurbished buildings is simply amazing. I never thought that state owned secondary schools in the state could amount to anything but the governor has prooved otherwise. Those pictures along with that of the central hospitals and other things he is doing @ the grassroots are what should be shown to outsiders. Not GRA and Sapele road that have always been relatively developed compared to other areas even during the time of PDP rule. |
In as much as I agree that Oshiomole is doing a great job in Edo state, there is however no need to be carried away by these pictures . Majority of them are pictures of different views from ring road and its appendages (Sapele road and airport road) and some hotels in GRA all a few kilometeres away from each other. Sadly, this is as good as it gets for now. Much more could and should be done. I know Benin preety well so I am not yet impressed because I have definately seen better in other Nigerian cities. But make no mistakes the governor is doing really well though! Kudos to him. |
thelastPope: The governor cannot feed state guests from his pocket. That is a ridiculous and ignorant thing to say. Every kobo spent in government is always budgeted. Whether FG or state or LGA. It is unconstitutional to spend un-budgeted funds. It is an impeachable offence even if it is 1 kobo. Some of you should just avoid posting and learn.You my friend are the ignorant one due to your inability to detect sarcasm when you see it. As I result of that let me tell you what I literally meant. The Op asked a question and was given an answer pointing to the opinion that there is no provision in the Lagos state budget for feeding. At that point it is either the person making an inquiry takes that answer or discredit it through superior argument by doing some personal research instead of dragging the matter and in the process making no element of sense, thus my sarcastic assertion. So next time don't be in a haste to reply someone until you understand where the person is coming from and going to. I hope you know you are not the most knowledgeable person on NL or in the world. (That's a rhetorical question). |
naptu2: Kai! Are we going to go round and round in circles?Since there is no proof of budgetary allocation for feeding or refreshment in Lagos state, then it is safe for us to assume that the governor provides it from his pocket. But at the federal level we all know there is a provision for feeding and we also know how much it is and we know where the source of funding comes from. Op there is no basis for comparism. Go back and do some more research to avoid coming of as being sincerely silly. no pun intended. |
ypzilanti: Don't kid yourself. They know exactly what they are doing. Governance is a side project. The REAL project is the looting of oil money.Of course we all know that. But @ least they should not insult our intelligence while they are at it by coming up with silly scams like this. ![]() |
And who are the farmers they are going to distribute the phones to? If I plant two stems of cassava in my backyard then technically I am a farmer and I am entitled to a hand set. In that case every Nigerian is a potential farmer so they can as might as well distribute a handset to the 160 million Nigerians. However, in another analogy, if I have a 3 hectre cassava plantation and the government (comprised of human beings and not baboons)decides to implement a scheme or policy whereby cassava processing plants would be established close to my community and all cassava processors would be able to process their harvest to garri at a subsidised rate. Then the real farmers will benefit from the scheme as the chaff will be separated from the grain. Because someone who harvest two cassava tubers and feels the need to process it to garri can do that in his backyard with fire wood and a pan. Or if communal farmers markets are established and sheds are leased to farmers at a subsidised rate. Then a farmer who harvest two tubers of cassava in 2 months will not bother applying for a shed space. But the real farmer with a reasnable harvest would benefit immensely from such scheme. I am not saying that small scale farmers should not benefit from any government scheme as the examples I have given are hypothetical. The point I am trying to make is that this policy emanating from the ministry of agric is not well thought out and it seeme that the ministry lacks ideas and also we are being governed by people who are a little bit more intelligent than BABOONS. Yes I said it. |
Toad skin gets you high!! high!! high!! like ton toad dike |
But all these powers could be attained if you join winchcraft na!! . So why all the wishes? Join a coven today!! Abi no be so dem de talk for we con3? |
mtchew I thought you meant cocaína. Anyways try rehab ![]() |
A C O O L F L K I N D D G O O D L I D F G R E A T F U L L S EX Y N W S H U M B L E G O D F E A R I N G H A H Y P E R L O G I C S O C I A L G K S H Y LO Y A L F R I E N D L Y D O U N D E R S T A N D I N G H A P P Y C U T E U G L Y C R A Z Y B A D T O H O P E F U L L H E L P F U L L S A D P R A Y K I D I L O V E H A I H E L L H E A V E N N E W Y E A R M E R C Y R I C H W E A L T H H E A LT H M L. What is the LOGIC behind what makes this HELPFUL? |
[quote author=sagytarius™]Go piss come o! We must Cast and bind them all. skrotus skrotus skrotus rotundata. Oh ray ba ba ba ba babagana kingibe. Somebody shout Alaluya!!![/quote]Na craze de worry you . |
ypzilanti:e LOL, Technically IMO the paper you sent was not private per say because you sent the result of your findings as a grad student. And I am sure that your supervisor/s name/s was/were included in the paper. So the University you carried out the research served as the umbrella for your study by virtue of the fact that you were a student registered in the University. Giving it its desired credibility from the peer group that reviewed it. |
Joythah: actually, you are wrong. Once a research is tagged private, it has nothing to do with your place of work. Although it will be very strange to foreigners that a his collegues were not carried along which is not considered as best practice in the world of research... Besides as a trained microbiologist, what makes you think prof ibeh dosent have his own laboratory. I know uniben very well. That's how they frustrated prof idu's attempt at protocol just because he and the vc are not on good terms. Prof ibeh must have seen all this and decided to go solo.See quote below, This is my response to your post. ypzilanti: An academic does not announce his research at a press conference or in the village square like a herbalist. If a private individual does so, that is his prerogative. As an academic, you are supposed to detail your research and send it for publishing and peer review in a reputable journal. That is how all the Nobel prize laureates do it. As a professor, the man knows very well what he is supposed to do. .Even a private researcher has to be affiliated with a reputable body for his claims to be taken seriously in the scientific world. It does not have to be a University It could be a research institute or a private company in this case a pharmaceutical company like Pfizer or Roche. Making solo claims is allowed no doubt, but maybe he could do that at the association of herbalists, native doctors, spiritual healers and quacks. And to get the government support that he is soliciting for, he has to be affiliated with a reputable body. As a professor I am quite sure he knows that. So in the light of that, he needs to present his findings under the umbrella of the federal parastatal he works which is UNIBEN. Thus the need to carry the Institution along. |
la furia: yes clinical trails are meant to be done, and ofcourse there are procedures to be followed for making such claims but its obvious prof ibeh is not making a conclusive fact but a probability that he is close to discovering a drug for AIDS. lets not forget prof ibeh is the dean of faculty, he gave a news breifing, he was excited and decided to share his excitment, his work isnt conclusive. its only wen it is conclusive that the university will come in, he didnt make science publication and didnt acknowledge the iniversity or cite them as area the study was carried out . the university should calm down their 'not carried along'............I agree with what you have written except the bit about the response from the school not been encouraging and suggesting they calm down for not being carried along. Note that the University did not on its own go out to disclaim Professor Ibeh but the provost was only responding to inquiries from reporters about the Professor's claims and as a result he gave them the University's position on the matter as of now. Which to me is a very reasonable response which maintains the integrity and credibility of both the University and Professor Ibeh. As a matter of fact the heading "UNIBEN DENOUNCES PROFESSOR IBEH" is misleading to readers. |
[quote author=acidosis™]January 9, 2013 | 9:11 pm News By GABRIEL ENOGHOLASE BENIN— AS controversy continues to trail the alleged discovery of a drug for the cure of HIV/AIDS by the Dean of School of Basic Medical Sciences of the University of Benin, Prof. Isaiah Ibeh, the authorities of the institution, yesterday, in Benin, faulted the dean’s claims. Prof. Ibeh had, in a recent interview, hinted of the discovery of an oral drug made from plants extraction in Nigeria for the possible cure of the pandemic HIV/AIDS. Reacting to Prof. Ibeh’s claim during an interaction with newsmen who were at the university to authenticate the alleged discovery, Provost, College of Medical Sciences of the University, Prof. Vincent Iyawe, said the institution was not in agreement with Prof. Ibeh’s claim for now, alleging that the University was, “not carried along” in the research He said: “The School would like to take credit for a break- through, but it cannot align with the breakthrough because the College was not consulted, the University was not consulted, and he did not carry anybody along. “There are protocols and procedures. Going from stage to stage, we ought to give it clinical trials, by taking it to the Federal Ministry of Health to do clinical trials and many other things involved. We also needed to take it to National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, and many other things had to be done before you come out with your claims, in addition to taking it to World Health Organisation.” He said all the university was doing was to protect Prof. Ibeh and the integrity of the institution. www.vanguardngr.com/2013/01/cure-for-hivaids-uniben-denounces-prof-ibehs-claim/[/quote]Some peoples ignorance baffles me. What is bad belle in the statement made by the provost for christ's sake? He said the institution is not in agreement with Professor Ibehs claim FOR NOW!!!!! reason being because the university was not carried along meaning that some protocols have to be observed in order to verify the claims made by the scientist. For some reason some people have misconstrued that statement to mean that Prof Ibeh did not bribe the "University cabal". Some of you on this nairaland are just a big temptation. It's like You want people to insult you for refusing to use your brains. What responsible institution will back a staff member for claims that have no proof? If so research or academic staff of the institution can come out and claim they have discovered how to get to heaven or El dorado and the University should back them up because the individual is a staff member. Common people use ya head!! The provost even took the time to explain that the school would like to take credit for the |
Some people commenting on this thread just don't get it! smh. Anyways I find her rather interesting after I watched some of her other videos and I have also subscribed to them. |
My Mouth: officially, he is but in reality he is not! come to think of it , Abacha's wife once said that the federal government can size as mush money as they can from them but the Abacha family can neva be as poor as Dangote.that quote was long overdue for this thread. However she said made that statement at a time when Dangote was not yet known to be a billionaire in dollars. She dare not say that now!!! |
KnowAll: [size=16pt]But at times we might be over exergerating IBB's, Abacha's and any other head of state's wealth. If Nigeria as a country only makes $30 billion dollars a year, how could it be possible for someone like Abacha to be Richer than Dangote. Abacha would have to steal the whole $30 billion year in year out which is not possible[/size]?I think you have a very good point here. The amount of money Dangote group controls is more than four different state allocation put together. Like you rightly said the government makes about 30 billion annually from oil sales. To further butress your point, take a look @ this analogy. 2,000,000 barrels @ $100 per barrel equates to $200,000,000 per day multiply that by 365 and you get $730,000,000,000. 60% of that is what comes to the FGN while the oil companies share the remaining 40%. so the FGN earns about 43 billion dollars yearly from oil. 40% of that is shared among the 36 states although not equally (I stand to be corrected). So what the FGN has @ the end of the year is 25.8 [/b]billion dollars while the 36 states and FCT share about [b]17.2 billion annually. Like you stated first of all salaries are been paid to civil servants and political office holders @ the federal and state level. Money is also been spent on other recurrentand capital projects. Make no mistakes this government officials, civil servants and political office holders steal a lot of money! But they dont have access to steal the kind of money that will make them richer than Dangote. And dont forget that they dont stay in office forever but for a period. Dangote is worth 11.8 billion dollars, IMO he is the richest Nigerian documented or not irrespective of whether the source of wealth from the individual is crooked or honest. Any way you turn the coin, heads or tails Dangote is still the richest. If you think otherwise, then feel free to debunk and discredit me but tackle the points I raised. |
In Nigeria it should be the traditional wedding because not everyone is a christian and as a result it is not every couple that do the church rites. But however, traditional weddings are more generic to everyone whether Christian, Muslim, Atheist or Pagan. As for court weddings, i will stay on the fence for that. |
obadiah777:Then you must be high on life! Notin do u! ![]() |
obadiah777: I HATE WHITE PEOPLE. WELL THE LORD HATES THEM TOO. MALACHI 1 VS 4 AND ROMANS 9 VS 13. WHITE PEOPLE ARE BIBLICAL EDOMITES. AND KING DAVID SAID DO I NOT HATE THOSE THAT YOU HATE ? SO ITS A RIGHTEOUS THING TO HATE WHITE PEOPLEChildren, this is the reason you are told to stay away from drugs. ![]() obadiah777: I DONT BELONG ANYWHERE. THIS WORLD IS CONTAMINATED WITH BLACK AND WHITE VERMINS. I AM WAITING FOR THE KINGDOM TO BE ESTABLISHED ON EARTH AND FOR ALL THE UNDESIRABLES TO BE BAPTISED IN THERMONUCLEAR HELL FIRE |
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