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DONSMITH123:
I vote for

Fynestboi



CC: NlJega

Bro u forgot Kenneth205?

Good report by punch. Obviously spot on

Wow

I vote Kenneth205, Fynestboi , Iamkingzlee

Cc: NLJega


They are the best!

Though I see that the Op is trying to be funny, but the info above is very very false.
The person in the pic did not fall in front of any tasty fried chicken outlet. Thank pic was snapped in hall 3 uniben.

No single credible person in Pdp. smh

lol
joke of a party

Cutezt:
Thanks Sir @ Clevadani , My Oga Photoshoot, Twale Sir, Good Morning.

Uwc

I am not trying to campaign for him but I need to spit the truth. I want to personally let you know that you did a job well done during your interview yesterday.

https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/oboy.gif


People were not giving you much attention because you are not too popular on romanceland. But your answers were brilliant, smart, precise & intelligent. Some few people mentioned you anyway. @Other contestants @Cutezt , MrDojo and Vizkiz. You guys also did a job well done.

In case you missed Kenneth205 Interview, READ BELOW;



Introduction aspect

A. Can you tell us your name, age, state of origin and educational background?

B. Your relationship status and religion?

C: Tell us who introduced you to nairaland and where your moniker was coined from?

How he answered the Questions!

A. My name is Kenneth Onaifo. I am in my 20s. I had my early education in Adams Foundation group of schools and Fountain group of schools, Benin City. Where I then proceeded to Edo boys high school (formally Adolo college), Benin City for my secondary school education. Hereafter i obtained my WAEC certificate. I am an undergraduate in the prestigious University of Benin studying Computer science.

B. I am single. I'm a devoted Christian.

C. I got to know about Nairaland in 2010 via google.

D. My moniker was coined from my name "Kenneth".

Thank you.




Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?

What gives you the impression that you will win this contest?


Thanks for your question.


A. In five years I should be financially buoyant and very comfortable. I should be able to move around the world. I should be running a fast-growing computer business empire with national reach and going international.

The only way to achieve all this is to take one step at a time, hard work and never give up in what ever you are doing. Even if it takes more than 5 years, no problem!


B. I deserve the crown because I am different, unique and special. There is no second me. I am the best of me. I am gifted with originality and intelligence. I have an authentic personality and I do not live a pretentious lifestyle just to impress or get sympathy from people. These are the traits that will differentiate me from my fellow contestants.

Thank you.



Last Question;

Do you consider ladies who make the first move on guys as being cheap or brave?


How do you handle rejection from ladies when they turn down your request to date them?


The recent activities of Niger Delta militants is solely projected to cripple Nigeria's economy. Do you think they are fighting for a just course?


The latest education report shows that Nigeria universities are not among the top 1000 universities in the world. What measures can our government employ to improve the quality of the educational system?


[b]A. Well, I respect ladies who knows what they want and are not shy to go for it. It takes courage for a lady to make a move on any guy but when she does that, it doesn't mean she is cheap. It means she's smart and confident.


But please ladies, do not make a move on a guy who is not taking you serious. He might take advantage of you. Thanks.



B. Hmmmm... Feelings of rejection can be painful and embarrassing, but they shouldn't cripple an otherwise healthy love life. Being rejected occasionally is bound to happen, no matter how cool or good-looking you are. You just have to move on with your life and occupy yourself with other people. A rejection can be a blessing in disguise if it motivates you to find happiness in other people's company.


C. What the Niger Delta Avengers are doing is appalling, evil and barbaric. You can't be risking the lives of the people you claim to be fighting for. I am not in support.



D.
Nigeria's education system is on the brink of collapse, if it hasn't collapsed already. From my own observation, the major problem is

1. Poor strategy for implementing policies

2. Poor funding.

3. Poor regulation.

4. Examination malpractice.

From my own personal view, The government can improve the quality of education if our government can tell all parents to send their children to public universities. Starting from the President to the Senate's and governors children including politicians. Non of their children should school abroad. This will make the government to venture more into the educational sector as they wouldn't allow their children to suffer.


Thanks for your time.
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Goodluck @Kenneth205.



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Kenneth205:
Na me pay oo!


Abi I lie @clevadani

U WAN COME DEY SHOW URSELF ABI??

IHATEPUZZY:
hoping to meet a nairalander too one dayday

modified: not d stupid ones tho

I gat you.

Smile! You are the best bro!


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I just found out that the "O" in BODMAS doesn't stand for of instead, it stands for ORDER. Naija teachers sha. Many years of false info.
It is a trending topic on twitter now
Mods, people should know about this. lalasticala

pic.twitter.com/0tRHWilzCa

I just found out that the "O" in BODMAS doesn't stand for of instead, it stands for ORDER. Naija teachers sha. Many years of false info.
It is a trending topic on twitter now

op are you in my mind?
As someone who is part SS, the situation of South Sudan 6yrs ago is a mirror image of the present state of Niger Delta. Any secession that is not lead by intellectuals, will lead a South Sudan situation.
Those that sought for the balkanisation of Sudan, were just power hungry politicians who felt that their share of the proceeds from 'awa oil' were not enough. That is why they will keep fighting for the oil without any meaningful development.

Ok

Buhari will shock wailers at the end of his tenure

Eboski:
what happen to south and east?

There's already a planned cement factory in Edo state(South south)

I admire dangote. He has transcended our local business sector and is now trying to monopolize Africa's economy

Just as the topic say, I need a reputable web hosting company that'll not disappoint me. Thanks

I've been trying to submit my form for sometime now but it keeps going back to city no matter what I write.

CUMANÁ, Venezuela — With delivery trucks under constant attack, the nation’s food is now transported under armed guard. Soldiers stand watch over bakeries. The police fire rubber bullets at desperate mobs storming grocery stores, pharmacies and butcher shops. A 4-year-old girl was shot to death as street gangs fought over food.

Venezuela is convulsing from hunger.

Hundreds of people here in the city of Cumaná, home to one of the region’s independence heroes, marched on a supermarket in recent days, screaming for food. They forced open a large metal gate and poured inside. They snatched water, flour, cornmeal, salt, sugar, potatoes, anything they could find, leaving behind only broken freezers and overturned shelves.

And they showed that even in a country with the largest oil reserves in the world, it is possible for people to riot because there is not enough food.

In the last two weeks alone, more than 50 food riots, protests and mass looting have erupted around the country. Scores of businesses have been stripped bare or destroyed. At least five people have been killed.

This is precisely the Venezuela its leaders vowed to prevent.

In one of the nation’s worst moments, riots spread from Caracas, the capital, in 1989, leaving hundreds dead at the hands of security forces. Known as the “Caracazo,” or the “Caracas clash,” they were set off by low oil prices, cuts in subsidies and a population that was suddenly impoverished.

The event seared the memory of a future president, Hugo Chávez, who said the country’s inability to provide for its people, and the state’s repression of the uprising, were the reasons Venezuela needed a socialist revolution.

Now his successors find themselves in a similar bind — or maybe even worse.

The nation is anxiously searching for ways to feed itself.

The economic collapse of recent years has left it unable to produce enough food on its own or import what it needs from abroad. Cities have been militarized under an emergency decree from President Nicolás Maduro, the man Mr. Chávez picked to carry on with his revolution before he died three years ago.

“If there is no food, there will be more riots,” said Raibelis Henriquez, 19, who waited all day for bread in Cumaná, where at least 22 businesses were attacked in a single day last week.

But while the riots and clashes punctuate the country with alarm, it is the hunger that remains the constant source of unease.

A staggering 87 percent of Venezuelans say they do not have money to buy enough food, the most recent assessment of living standards by Simón Bolívar University found.

About 72 percent of monthly wages are being spent just to buy food, according to the Center for Documentation and Social Analysis, a research group associated with the Venezuelan Teachers Federation.
In April, it found that a family would need the equivalent of 16 minimum-wage salaries to properly feed itself.

Ask people in this city when they last ate a meal, and many will respond that it was not today.

Among them are Leidy Cordova, 37, and her five children — Abran, Deliannys, Eliannys, Milianny and Javier Luis — ages 1 to 11. On Thursday evening, the entire family had not eaten since lunchtime the day before, when Ms. Cordova made a soup by boiling chicken skin and fat that she had found for a cheap price at the butcher.

“My kids tell me they’re hungry,” Ms. Cordova said as her family looked on. “And all I can say to them is to grin and bear it.”

Other families have to choose who eats. Lucila Fonseca, 69, has lymphatic cancer, and her 45-year-old daughter, Vanessa Furtado, has a brain tumor. Despite also being ill, Ms. Furtado gives up the little food she has on many days so her mother does not skip meals.

“I used to be very fat, but no longer,” the daughter said. “We are dying as we live.”

Her mother added, “We are now living on Maduro’s diet: no food, no nothing.”

Economists say years of economic mismanagement — worsened by low prices for oil, the nation’s main source of revenue — have shattered the food supply.

Sugar fields in the country’s agricultural center lie fallow for lack of fertilizers. Unused machinery rots in shuttered state-owned factories. Staples like corn and rice, once exported, now must be imported and arrive in amounts that do not meet the need.

In response, Mr. Maduro has tightened his grip over the food supply. Using emergency decrees he signed this year, the president put most food distribution in the hands of a group of citizen brigades loyal to leftists, a measure critics say is reminiscent of food rationing in Cuba.

“They’re saying, in other words, you get food if you’re my friend, if you’re my sympathizer,” said Roberto Briceño-León, the director of the Venezuelan Violence Observatory, a human rights group.

It was all a new reality for Gabriel Márquez, 24, who grew up in the boom years when Venezuela was rich and empty shelves were unimaginable. He stood in front of the destroyed supermarket where the mob had arrived at Cumaná, an endless expanse of smashed bottles, boxes and scattered shelves. A few people, including a policeman, were searching the wreckage for leftovers to take.

“During Carnival, we used to throw eggs at each other just to have some fun,” he said. “Now an egg is like gold.”

Down the coastal road in a small fishing town called Boca de Uchire, hundreds gathered on a bridge this month to protest because the food deliveries were not arriving. Residents demanded to meet the mayor, but when he did not come they sacked a Chinese bodega.

Residents hacked open the door with pickaxes and pillaged the shop, venting their anger at a global power that has lent billions of dollars to prop up Venezuela in recent years.

“The Chinese won’t sell to us,” said a taxi driver who watched the crowd haul away all that was inside. “So we burn their stores instead.”

Mr. Maduro, who is fighting a push for a referendum to recall him this year over the country’s declines, said it was the political opposition that was behind the attacks on the stores.

“They paid a group of criminals, brought them in trucks,” he said on Saturday on television, promising compensation to those who lost property.

At the same time, the government also blames an “economic war” for the shortages. It accuses wealthy business owners of hoarding food and charging exorbitant prices, creating artificial shortages to profit from the country’s misery.

It has left shop owners feeling under siege, particularly those who do not have Spanish names.

“Look how we are working today,” said Maria Basmagi, whose family immigrated from Syria a generation ago, pointing to the metal grate pulled over the window of her shoe store.

Her shop was on the commercial boulevard in Barcelona, another coastal town racked by unrest last

No need to take him to court. Na to carry am go Barack

See on, there is nothing that can be done about Pdp. That is why I was laughing when Pdp said that Apc was a collection of people that wanted power by all means. The only reason people joined Pdp is because of the honey. Now that their source of unity is gone, the party will always be divided.
Pdp is a useless party filled with corrupt politicians and individuals. They've had their opportunity to better the fortunes of this nation instead, they looted our common patrimony and stored it in the land of white men who view is like sub human.
Pdp wasted our years of plenty just imagine what would have happened to the Egyptians if they did not listen to Joseph.
I dislike Pdp with great passion and I hope they destroy themselves just like they destroyed Nigeria.
I hope a new youthful party rise up to challenge Apc. Not Pdp. Any youth that is a member of Pdp hates Nigeria.

Lol

Good

Wetin dey wrong with her tongue

Gotten someone

Who is the goat that covered their faces? This guys committed some of the worst crimes one can ever think of yet u are covering their faces? Their pictures ought to be openly displayed so that if they escape justice, they would be remembered by everyone in the society for their heinous crimes.