I wouldn't support this as a form of punishment to this teenage boy. This way, you'll deny him of education, push him into other unimaginable things out there in the society. The negative consequences on him and the society outweighs your proposed punishment.
thelastorca: the kid should be dismissed and his name sent around all the schools in the country
what kind of reckless endangerment is this delinquent engaging in?
his father, uncle or whoever it is that he got it from should be made to face the full wrath of the law for not securing his weapons
madness.
I would rather suggest evaluation of his mental health by a professional. Should he be declared stable, he can be transferred to a military school or a similar high school. But if not mentally stable, he should receive appropriate treatment.
No, you're wrong! This guy was the Director of Welfare in ABSU those days. Popularly known as Oz B. If you don't speak well then in that university, you won't be able to convince other students for votes.
Holocene: See the solid English written here. I am sure he didn't write any if it but paid out speech writers to compose such a beauty.
Snake anti-venom is not generalized. Usually anti-venoms available in a particular region is from studies showing the species more prominent in that area. Having said that, research in Nigeria is poor that most zoologists or others in the field of animal studies cannot confidently say the types of snakes in their region. This is important to produce their anti-venoms and make them readily available in health centers and other emergency health outlets.
There are different varieties of snakes, some are poisonous, others aren't. Unfortunately the case here is a from the poisonous type. And who knows if it was the right anti-venom that was administered.
I'd advise and suggest, also to Lalasticlala, that any snake killed or captured should be made public in public domains for identification and classification. If poisonous, then the region it is found should have the corresponding anti-venom.
mediaNGR: Founder of the Miracle Working God Ministry in Sapele, Delta State, Prophet Patrick Eyaefe, has recounted how his wife died from snake bite hours after their wedding on March 29th.
Prophet Eyaefe in an interview with newsmen, said himself and his deceased wife had lived together for eight years and had five children and that he decided to formalise their union this year.
According to him, He said "on March 30th, she went out of their home to go and get sachet water when a snake bit her. He accused the hospital he rushed her to after the bite of negligence which according to him, led to the death of his wife."
mediaNGR: Founder of the Miracle Working God Ministry in Sapele, Delta State, Prophet Patrick Eyaefe, has recounted how his wife died from snake bite hours after their wedding on March 29th.
Prophet Eyaefe in an interview with newsmen, said himself and his deceased wife had lived together for eight years and had five children and that he decided to formalise their union this year.
According to him, He said "on March 30th, she went out of their home to go and get sachet water when a snake bit her. He accused the hospital he rushed her to after the bite of negligence which according to him, led to the death of his wife."
Snake anti-venom is not generalized. Usually anti-venoms available in a particular region is from studies showing the species more prominent in that area. Having said that, research in Nigeria is poor that most zoologists or others in the field of animal studies cannot confidently say the types of snakes in their region. This is important to produce their anti-venoms and make them readily available in health centers and other emergency health outlets.
There are different varieties of snakes, some are poisonous, others aren't. Unfortunately the case here is a from the poisonous type. And who knows if it was the right anti-venom that was administered.
I'd advise and suggest, also to Lalasticlala, that any snake killed or captured should be made public in public domains for identification and classification. If poisonous, then the region it is found should have the corresponding anti-venom.
The guy behind.... his haircut ..please what's the name?
kidap: Imo State born professional footballer Kelechi Nwakali & former flying Eagles star who plays as a midfielder for FC Porto B, on loan from Premier League club Arsenal, came calling on His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha, the Imo State Governor-Elect, earlier this morning at His Owerri Civic Centre residence.
newsynews: Helen Paul has expressed excitement in anticipation of becoming the first stand-up Comedian to be a PH.d holder. Apparently, she will be bagging the new status at the University of Lagos soon.
Taking to social media, Helen Paul thanked God for the achievement and invited everyone to her convocation ceremony.
tendingNews: SUCCESS After her viral video where she mentioned that she’d rather her teacher flogged her than send her home, Success Adegor has attracted the local and international community.
These video and photos show the residence of new internet sensation, Success. Where the Sapele Schoolgirl in viral "Dem Go Flog Tire" video resides with her parents and siblings.
Legit.ng visited Success at home and interviewed her.
UK, US did not promise me anything - 7 year old Success told Legit.ng.
Success revealed in the new interview that although UK, US called her but she has not been invited to the United Kingdom and USA as against report that she has gotten automatic America and Britain passport.
Success also revealed why she likes education so much.
Reacting to the video that shows vividly how Success' house is, a Nigerian Instagram user, Photizo_8355 said angrily:
"na craze dey worry this girl's parent.... So, u guys are showing us ur house., so that the government should build new house for u guys abi... Next post pls."
Watch the video showing Success Adegor's house and the new interview she did inside their house...
Not being able to impregnate any girl, did he tell you the condition? Following surgery, genetics, or any other disorder? What's the condition of the pregnancy, well? Did anything change in your attitude or something else? This is a trying time, especially at this stage of pregnancy. Hope you are adequately covered for the health care services. I wish you well.
CiciReally: Hello every one, am new here, I hope I can get advice and answer to my confusion and challenge
I been dating my man for almost 2 years, Am Nigerian he’s german, he was open to me from beginning about having some infertility issue, he opened up after we had sex unprotected one day and i was worried about him getting a pill because it happened in his country.
He told me not to worry that he can’t father a child 90% so since then we been doing it unprotected and I never missed my period for a day, fast forward to after a year plus I missed my period after we spend my birthday together, being that i never cheated, I msg him asking him on scale of 1 to 100 how sure he is that he can’t father a child, he said 90%, I waited for another week still nothing so i did test and behold am pregnant, he was excited and insisted I must keep it as he never got any woman pregnant and it might be his only chance, I was troubled, always scared of 9 months, I hate hospital and all that challenges that come with pregnant.
I tried to convince him so we get rid of it but he refused and promised to be there for me.
Now 7 months into the pregnancy his behavior changed, from beginning he doesn’t pay for everything i need, hospital bills etc, I do most things on my own cos i felt he’s holding back cos he’s in doubt the baby is his, now flashback to wen i took in he confessed to me how he been going to sm special church in mountain that’s known for helping pple with his issue, prolly God heard his prayer, suddenly he changed, we agreed to get married so my family will get off my neck etc but now he’s giving me conditions, prenup and DNA after baby is born.
I have no issue with any of that but how he always bring it up, I am so hurt, I cry daily cos am � sure baby is his, only asked him to support fully as he promised till baby is born but his family and friends discouraging him, now will it be wicked of me to cut him off have my baby send him a pic, have him do DNA then deny him right to own him?? Cos i don’t think i all ever forget how he treated me the time i needed him most.
AutoJoshNIG: In Nigeria, the most common use for old and condemned tyres is for mounting power generator sets. This way, the tyre serves as a cushion for the vibrating equipment.
Sadly, in Nigeria, old tyres are also used during acts of babaric jungle justice. These tyres are used to set ablaze people who have been caught commiting some crime.
Well, some people are thinking outside the box.
These set of people have shown that there are hundreds of things that old tyres can be used for. Mostly, for interior or exterior décor.
Rubber is very durable and soft because of its elasticity and it is very easy to work with in terms of crafts and DIY projects. T
The next time you have your tyres changed, ask to keep the old tyres and then look at the several different and exciting items that you could produce for them.
See below photos of how old tyres were repurposed.
safarigirl: Before the advent of on-screen divas like Adesua Etomi, Linda Ejiofor and Beverly Naya, Nollywood had some pretty damsels that we couldn't help but fall in love with.
We identified with their struggles, shared in their triumphs and enjoyed their mischief. So, in support of the male thread, here are 10 Nollywood sweethearts of old.
Bear in mind, this is a far more difficult list to compile than the male list, because there were so many brilliant actresses from the old Nollywood that so many of us loved, but this is my Top 10 Nollywood Sweethearts
10. Sandra Achums
Who did Sandra not deal with back in her day? Sandra was so good at what she did, she struck the fear of God in anyone. She was as relentless as they came. Even the notorious Patience Ozokwor was a victim of Sandra'a cruelty at some point, but just as she could be evil, Sandra could also be compassionate.
She was your bubbly girl-next-door with a screw loose. She would pull you in with her charm, only to set a trap for you for talking to her man. She was one of few Nollywood bad girls in a period filled with syrupy sweethearts and she always brought her A-game. Till tomorrow, I'll never forget her role in Wages of Sin alongside Chinyere Wilfred, when she denied her mother because she had severe burns.
Numerous people fell in love with Rita at various stages in her career, some might have been thw period she pkayed Pat Attah's love interest, most, when she and Jim Iyke were constantly cast alongside each other, and a few others, like me, a little later, when she featured in a cult classic, Girls Cot, but at any point one must have finally rated Rita, one thing was for certain; her skin has always been goals.
Rita has to have the most beautiful skin in Nollywood, that glow is unmatched and for many years, movie lovers have not only enjoyed her acting, we have done so, while admiring that gorgeous skin. Rita's passion is a thing of joy to watch,her delivery faultless and her carriage, enviable. She's always been the cool girl we would love to hang out with, and she is one of few who have managed to constantly reinvent herself irrespective of the times.
Rita is one veteran actress that doesn't seem ready to slow down anytime soon, having diversified into production and we hope to keep seeing more of her
One of the most seductive women to grace the industry, Bimbo was the original hourglass, sex symbol of Hollywood, before Mercy Johnson. She was bold and captivating and knew just how to steal anyone's man with little to no effort.
Bimbo was the woman who showed us that a woman could live by her own rules and shouldn't settle at all, rather than settle for less, and she may have given pointers to a few ladies on how to wrap a man around your fingers, if in doubt, ask RMD . She was queen in an era of aristos and a gem to Nollywood.
Not only did she come with a pretty face, a hot body and a great height, Stephanie was also a major badass in Nollywood.
Aside Regina Askia, Stephanie is one lady that knew how to jump off buildings and give the cops a good chase. One of few female action stars, she kicked ass brilliantly.
When Stephanie wasn't leading detectives off her trail in More Than A Woman, she was being a source of comfort, or using guys for her own selfish gains. So much of a professional, she still made time to shoot movies while still recovering from her unfortunate 2004 accident.
These days, Stephanie has left our screens to focus on the humanitarian side of her and work with some big wigs in the world, but she will always be our bike-riding, ass-kicking heroine.
The ultimate Nollywood sweetheart, Kate's superpower had to be her blinding, contagious smile. Whenever Kate smiled, we all smiled with her, no wonder Do Good was so smitten by her in Candlelight.
Kate Henshaw was Nollywood's Ray of Sunshine, she was the girl who made it easy to fall in love with her. She had so much charm, so much beauty, she just lit up the screen whenever she came on. Whether she was the illiterate, naive girl from Akwa-Ibom, or Ramsey's love interest, she pulled us in with her and we couldn't help but fall for her.
One of the original Nollywood divas, Stella brought us some major on-screen hits, mostly, alongside her constant on-screen lover, RMD, who might as well have been married to her, considering all the times they were a movie couple.
Stella was quite the emotional actress, she could cry so well, you'd end up crying with her. Didn't matter if she was mourning her late husband, or a child, Stella had an uncanny ability to create raw emotions, to pull you in and wish you could comfort her. She was suited most for the homely role amd always executed it brilliantly. She was also blessed with a heartwarming smile, that could make anyone smile no matter how hard a day they had.
These days, Stella lives in the US with her controversially acquired husband and kids, but she will always be RMD's onscreen love interest to us.
Omosexy, one of the sexiest women in Nollywood and a legend in her own right, Omotola has had a long-lasting career in the industry, and it is in no small thanks, to her amazing acting skills.
She could be a caring mother, a wicked sibling, a nonchalant friend, a difficult boss, but whatever she was, she took us along for the ride and enraptured us. Talk and incredibly pretty, Omotola has been on our screens since she was 18, and we have loved every minute of her presence.
One of her mkst memorable movies for me, aside Blood Sister, has to be Market Seller where she played Patience Ozokwor's daughter, who she terribly misled into prositution. Aside the catchy song, Omotola's ability to play the role of Angelica toperfection, is one, not many actresses possess and her massive fanbase will be grateful for every moment she remains on our screens
Regina was the babe every guy wanted to get with at some point. Pretty, light-skinned, hazel eyes, she was a babe and damn if she didn't know it.
In her brief time in Nollywood, Regina rose to be one of the most iconic and prominent on screen goddesses of her time. She was daring, she was exotic, she was tough and she was incredibly smart. One of few women to have starred in an action-movie with an all female robbery gang, Regina was that badass Nollywood hadn't seen in her time.
While she must have had a good time jumping off bridges and landing on trailers in Most Wanted, she must have felt challenged in Festival of Fire, where she had to be the head of a contingency of Reverend Sisters, battling a community's sadistic beliefs. Her versatility is something rarely found in today's Nollywood and Regina will always remain iconic to many.
Naija's Sharon Stone. The diva that keeps getting better and never slows down, Genevieve has spent almost two decades on our screens, but her movies are evergreen irrespective of the time.
Dark, slender and absolutely stunning, Genny is the stuff of dreams. She constantly captured our attention onscreen, pulling emotions that many didn't think they had in them. Whether she was the evil sister in Blood Sister, the embattled daughter in My Beloved, the stubborn princess in Warrior's Heart, or the elusive woman in Butterfly, Genevieve has always brought her A-game to her characters and left viewers unsure of where they stood with her.
Easily, one of the best actresses to ever grace Nollywood, and with over three hundred movies to show for her dexterity, Genevieve keeps on reinventing herself in Nollywood and we know we'll be seeing he for a long long time.
The original Glamour Girl and Domitila takes a hard fought top spot on this list. I doubt you will find anyone in Nigeria who has a bad word to say of Liz Benson and her acting. She was imoeccable and faultless in our eyes.
She was the top of the line actress, as good as they came, Liz coukd be meek on one hand and sultry on the other. She could be the troublemaker, or the peacwmaker.....and all while carrying herself with the grace of royalty. Liz Benson had an uncanny way of keeping viewers spellbound with her wit and words. She had so many in awe of her person, it was impossible to not like her.
Miss Benson had onscreen charisma like no other, and we still miss her on our screens.
Jiang: Not gonna spend a Kobo on anything till am shortlisted & GRANTED the scholarship, If necessary I will defer it to next year if it's too late to get things in motion. If I wanted to sponsor myself, I won't apply for the scholarship in the first place. useless country
Calm down.
Even people that can sponsor themselves (at least to travel out) still apply for these scholarships.
Dreambeat: Charly boy really messed up.I am so disappointed in him.He has always been an 'advocate' of good governance and the voice of the masses through his songs back in the days.See what his greed has caused him.His reputation is forever damaged.He is old and experienced enough and should not have allowed Keyamo to deceive him.He probably didn't know that Keyamo gave him the money as a bait to destroy his reputation and the 'our mumu don do' movement and by extension Deji Adayanju's reputation.I support Deji on this.
Seems you derive joy in downfall of someone. . I am no defender or attacker of Charley boy, but we should know there are some people that have openly shown their grievances on the government due to the sufferings of the masses. Let me break it down a bit. Charley boy's campaign would involve money. If he seeks support to run the campaign, there is nothing wrong with it, so far as he continues in same line and does not deviate. From the audio, you can understand the 'guilt' and 'honesty'. For this his partner to be recording all these means he also wants to tarnish his image. He said Festus, is it because you have joined these guys that you don't want to support me? If he is running out of money for the campaign, will you donate? Did you donate? Did any of us here on NL support him? People might even start calling him names, if he openly asked for donations. He can take money for support, so far as he doesn't shift the goalpost. After all, na 9ja money, and ourMumuDonDo.
kevwemanuel: It's not as easy as you paint it. You still need to raise over 3.8million naira that will be blocked in an account in Germany for your living expenses b4 u can be granted visa.
I understand, that's actually the main challenge there. However, if you have a relative or any influential person that can serve as your guarantor /borrow you the said amount, I tell you, you can refund that money in 1 year or more(depending on your capacity to Hustle).
mvem: ...the issue is what of after getting the admission letter with processes like paying admission application fees, and finally you did not still get the scholarship....
You move to Germany. You won't need to pay school fees. When you are there, you can survive with part-time jobs.
So? Whether he did video against the opposition or against the ruling government, he was still honest to tell you he was given money for support. But the video I saw sometime here during the campaign period, was against the government. Maybe, you all need to attack and correct the irregularities in the Nigerian government, and lessen 'poke-nosing'.
Education › Re: Students And Teachers Ran For Their Lives As Student Detonated Teargar In Class by Cmanforall: 5:03pm On May 25, 2019
...EU need not do anything. Try do a little to better the country, Nigeria , and watch how people will stay
