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ayando: . If genetics is the major factor, then it is right to say other factors can't make significant improvement. Is it right also to fault the parents for this problem? And lastly, why do we have exceptional kids even when they are from poor parents or illiterate ones?I have seen intelligent illiterates.To me I think it is genetically then liltlr other factors. |
hensben: so, we should be living in the past abi? just because other leaders didnt do it right GEJ should follow suit, whats now the need of having a present leader, is it not to amend errors...is it bad if GEJ starts it, afterall, the credit will go to him...with your logic, we should be living in the past.So what you are saying in summary is GEJ is to be blamed |
I know some people will blame GEJ for not honouring the man acting as if GEJ has been the president of Nigeria for 25 years. Every bad thing they blame it on the present president what about the past presidents. |
Ceasar1: [color=#000030] Let's be honesty here, You deserve an acknowledgment. It doesn't matter what you did to him but as partners now, he ought to acknowledge you as a pillar of support in one way or the other.must you insult people?. The way you reason a matter will be quite from the way another person will reason it. you are the one that needs rest. |
krall: It was just this afternoon and I was at my bank. I had urgent issues to handle with the CC so I skipped the queue and with some influence, I was sitting at the desk being attended to despite the grumbling I could hear from behind. I turned back smiling to get a good look at their angry faces when my eyes met with that of a young lady and then she froze, staring at me mouth open. I said to myself, "do I know her somewhere?". I continued my business while listening discreetly on her conversation with her friend to get a clue.story for the gods |
gen2briz: How come the car is damm expensive abi na typo errorAll I can say is you are a very dull fellow. why quote the whole article?,smh |
bigtt76: I wonder how the press could miss the hype that usually exist when such assembly plants are to be setup in NigeriaThe media is one of our problem in Nigeria. They are all partisan. |
bbello28: Eleyi gidi gan Oit is not funny at all. There is a possibility that the African cup will be cancelled. |
Health risks in football have largely been limited to the relatively rare on-field incidents involving footballers collapsing [often to their demise] due to latent cardiac issues. With the qualification series for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations gathering pace, however, a much more realistic threat looms for the African game: Ebola. This haemmorhagic fever of viral origin - indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa and first diagnosed in 1976 - typically causes the infected person to experience debilitating symptoms, among them fever, muscle pains, headaches, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, along with decreased functioning of the liver and kidneys. Severe bleeding then occurs, followed by the inevitable, death. Ebola has long been deemed serious in Africa, yet never more so than in 2014. Its latest outbreak - currently ongoing - first struck in Guinea earlier this year (in March) and has now claimed as many as 1711 casualties across west Africa, 932 of whom are reported dead. Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Nigeria have all presented cases, while at least two other countries - namely, Ghana and Mali - have had suspected cases (later proven clinically false). Even Morocco, geographically located in a region generally immune to Ebola, has had its share. A handful of cases have also been 'exported' to the Americas and Saudi Arabia. How does all of these affect football, though? Well, basically, there is the cumulative effect of rather stringent measures adopted by some of the affected African countries. A number have restricted access - partially or fully - across their borders, and nations have become increasingly conscious with respect to travel and immigration, even for short-lived visits. "You never know who might be carrying what," these policies seem to say. Liberia have even gone a step further, enforcing football-specific regulations, in a bid to curtail the threat and spread of Ebola. “Football being a contact sport - people are sweating - they do contact each other, and that could result in contracting the disease," the president of its football association, Musa Hassan Bility, told the BBC. "It also has to do with the fans because whenever there is a game, a lot of people come together and we want to discourage gathering at this point," he said. The association had also told Fifa to cancel trips to Liberia scheduled for August and September because "we do not want the life of the Fifa president [Sepp Blatter] to be exposed to this disease.” Not that it would really matter, anyway, for Liberia have already been eliminated from the Afcon 2015 qualification process. Its neighbours, Sierra Leone, have been unwitting 'beneficiaries' of the recent Ebola epidemic, however. During an earlier round in the aforementioned qualification series, Seychelles refused to allow the Leone Stars entry into their country to honour a second- leg fixture on health grounds (narrowing it down to Ebola), thus forcing the southern African nation to promptly withdraw and forfeit the tie. Just how more severely the latest Ebola outbreak would interfere with African football in subsequent months - starting with the final round of the Afcon 2015 qualifiers - remains to be seen. Let's hope it wouldn't prove too disruptive. courtesy Goal.com. |
it is a lie oooo. I saw the video clip on hiptv. he wore a white native to the wedding. Not this rubbish nah photoshop ooo |
kobonaire: really .... that's your priority??wetin concern you? |
ednut1: u can get it in frsc office. mtschew. no go meet doctorstupidity of the highest order. did I tell you I don't know that it is only a doctor that can give you the medical report. Can you just walk into any hospital and tell the doctor give me doctor's report?. There are modus operandi . I just need assistance to make it easier finish. frustration is really a killer disease. |
ednut1: u can get it in frsc office. mtschew. no go meet doctorstupidity of the highest order. did I tell you I don't know that it is only a doctor that can give you the medical report. Can you just walk into any hospital and tell the doctor give me doctor's report?. There are modus operandi . I just need assistance to make it easier finish. frustration is really killer disease. |
[quote author=ednut1]abia state, dat state na dead state, served in a village skul , lagos to abia is like 9-10 hours, |
yea I noticed it too. they are madt. |
devigblegble: Dagrin is a legend, olamide is wannabe ... My sincere pointsee your mouth dagrin is a legend what criteria did you use before coming to the conclusion that he is legend. how many copies did his album sell in Nigeria. A regional musician like dagrin is who you are calling a legend. smh. do anybody know dagrin in the east? do they know him outside Nigeria?. abeg go sit down. legend ko legend ni |
maxit2: Who ever is moderating this thread is an Buffalo.what will you do if it happens again? |
mstik: I almost used the word 'immature' but changed it last minute. And I say Things as they are, no matter how serious the issue claims to be.Then I think you are the one that is insensitive. going by your comments. |
food. shebi na person wey don chop better food go fit run tins for bed. na food oooo |
Asek1: Quarantine him sharparlysee yourself. did you read the article at all? why do you visit nairaland is it not to gain knowledge. smh |
tonididdy: I dunno...courage and the Simpsons. are my best. I think I hate ed edd and eddy |
Kendzyma: did u see d cancer b4 d healing?I thought this section was a religious section . why are people here acting as if they are unbelievers as if they are not christians. so much unbelief. even if I post the video they pick out mistakes. |
I will post a video soon. someone was healed of cancer my pastor prayed for her and she went back to the hospital and the doctor told her there is no trace of cancer kn her breast again. I was amazed I had to beg our media department to give me the video. Repping Christ mission solution church.a.k.a Chapel of Victory |
I have seen oooo |
fijiano202: dude,ur confuse if u think this thread would attract sport lovers cos its all crapokay you create your own thread nah. why do choose to be a nuisance ? |
piroskey94: if i hear! musa dey claim 21 with moses oyou see matter |
igwedaboss: Wow.. better than elbow room? Tales of them pots? well every1 with their choice thono I am not saying so. I just love the song. its content is tight and the production is wonderful. |
derrick333: u guys tink our poor performance in wodcud is due2ova ageI am not saying inconsistency is not a problem but I think falsification of age is the major problem. think of it. don't you think we should have beaten France if our players were a liltle bit younger. ask yourselve how many of our players graduate from under 19 or 21 to the super eagles |
truGambit: Word.your drugs like that.got a few mode nine songs for u....songs that never had air play but real dopelisten to bigger than this by modo you will love the song. my best modenine song so far. I love the song. |
where is that guy they call BALA? it really makes me wonder how these guys just fade away like that. mikel is probably 30 or 32 now. in the next two years his play will be worse. look at amenike and musa claiming under 26. |
kris: Those naija players don develop finish, you want make dem continue de develop? loltrue talk. |
That is what is killing our football cheating!!!!!!!!!. THAT IS WHY WE CANT WIN THE WORLD CUP.... |
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so that he will tell his rubbish stories about me this evening?? The guy is a stupid liar. Infact let me wicked him small.
#Justaying but I never heard any commissioned so how come these cars are made in Nigeria?
dat state na dead state, served in a village skul