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Capnd143: This is what happens when you become "champions of the world". |
[quote author=Red_Card]heheee. The guy just wanted to post something na. Its even ok he didn't forge the place where it happened since he didn't know it. Anyway, Nigerians are becoming more heartless by the day. Which way Nigeria ![]() ?[/quote]freaks.. This is different! |
[img]http://2.bp..com/-I7303d8cpps/UnwL5R_7rXI/AAAAAAAAfzs/ndmvvYG58j0/s1600/png-20.png[/img] The way Nigerians are going with kidnapping, killing, rituals e.t.c is alarming. The man being beaten by the angry mob in the pictures was caught with a dead child hidden inside the luggage he was carrying. It’s unclear where it happened in Nigeria but thanks to the soldiers who were present at the scene, the man was not burnt to death by the mob. Parents, plz watch out for your kids and be very careful who you leave them with.[img]http://3.bp..com/-_dFyIhgg91E/UnwL7ESDFZI/AAAAAAAAfz0/78CYjwg4j5Y/s1600/png-24.png[/img] [img]http://2.bp..com/-lPflEH5F9ac/UnwMBuodSAI/AAAAAAAAf0E/25jJBLQ3Uv8/s1600/png-28.png[/img] [img]http://3.bp..com/-X96D6pcjjrE/UnwMGWGxzaI/AAAAAAAAf0k/_Hne-qfgIWc/s1600/png-33.png[/img] SOURCE |
chima12: All these yeye yoruba journalism?is asorock a beer parlor where you go to anyhow?when any minister has a good reason to visit asorock,they know how to get there.even before this campaign of calumny against odua started because she is an Igbo woman and she internationalised Enugu airport,we were never told that she is a frequent visitor to asorock.why freakingly mentioning yoruba? Capital bastardo.. |
weazley: *kneels down sobbing* oluwa bless my hustle..ouch dude dont have to sober if it has to be it will be.. |
AND OUR GOVERNMENT IS JUST GONNA WATCH HIM AND LET HIM GO LIKE THAT... |
I WILL BE EXPECTING HIM TO INVITE DAVIDO FOR THE RECEPTION STUFF.. COS I SAW MOST OF OUR PLAYERS DANCING SKELEWU RIGHT ON THE FIELD YESTERDAY.. I know they will appreciate davido more. Abi guys what do you think? |
[img]http://1.bp..com/-U1LBUUfzLkA/Un3P9HNm9QI/AAAAAAAAw-M/ENNIXQs9nGc/s1600/suraju.jpg[/img] Seventeen-year-old secondary school student, Ismaila Suraju, has built a planting machine and a locally-made power generator that uses water and batteries, among others. They young boy who says his next target is to build an aeroplane, also claims to have the knowhow to construct a gadget that can frustrate election riggers in Nigeria. When he was younger, 17-year-old Ismaila Suraju was forced to make a pair of slippers out of a cardboard to shield his feet from the scorching soil of the farm path. The necessity of protecting his face from the sun also compelled him to produce a baseball cap, then cars, train, grinding machines, all with the same cardboard. NE gathered that half way through his secondary education, Suraju graduated into using aluminum sheets in making not only miniature automobiles, such as fire extinguishing vans, excavators, but a large size planting machine that can be used for planting, as well. “Anything I see, I will like to do. We went for competition. I saw some people do a motorcycle they were riding. I said I would do a planting machine in a form of a vehicle that a person can drive. I thought in our country we don’t have planting machines. Farmers are suffering. Then I took iron and aluminum sheets. I first did a small one that a small boy can enter. Then I did a bigger one. I used wheelbarrow tyres, iron from metal bed, electric motor and motorcycle gearbox to make it,” the boy said. Suraju, who was raised by his maternal grandfather, also fabricated a miniature boat with aluminum sheets and radio motors that enable it to move forward or backward when powered by dry cell batteries. He said with better training and access to materials, he can do more. But his problem-solving creative moves are not limited to automobiles. He fabricated a power generator that is powered by dry battery cells and water. He demonstrated how to use the generator to charge a cell phone battery as well as the standing fan he fabricated himself. But he explained that the voltage generated by the generator is not high enough to shock a human being. According to him, he also has the solution to Nigeria’s electoral malpractices. The solution, he said, is a laptop-like device he fabricated which he calls “electronic voting system”. He showed how voting is recorded on a pair of screens that look like those of small calculators. The “electronic voting system” has a central screen made of a translucent plastic with voting approval and disapproval written on either halves of it. When he inserts a card that has voted into the voting box, the half that disapproves of voting will be lighted from within. If the one that has not voted, but registered is inserted, the half that approves of voting will be lighted. The young engineer, who also sees earthmovers around road construction sites near his village of Rubochi in Kwali Area Council, ended up fabricating its miniature replicas with aluminum sheets and other materials available. He used dry cell batteries to move the miniature earthmovers. But the dry cell batteries do not last long. Asked how he is going to cope with the dry transient nature of the dry cell batteries that power most of his fabrications, Suraju showed the small turbine-like wheel he fabricated with aluminum sheets and sticks in such a way that moving water can propel it to generate power. He said he is working on how to make a small hydro-power device that can generate power for his devices. “I want to be a mechanical engineer. I want technology to go forward in our country, Nigeria. We need to develop technology,” he said. The boy who wants to go to a technical school for his senior secondary educations said: “I want to make a bigger excavator that human beings can enter, and it will be working. The last time we went to Brazil different countries came for the competition. We were 22 from Nigeria. Among those that went to Brazil my project was the best.” Though he has made a miniature airplane, Suraju believes he can manufacture a big one that will carry people. He said this with the confidence of someone with absolute belief in his dream. Asked how sure his is, he replied:“If the white men can do it, why can’t we?” Suraju’s maternal grandfather Malam Isa feels happy that his grandson has the ability to do so many thing, and always helps him with money to buy some of the things he needs. http://www.nigerianeye.com/2013/11/secondary-school-student-builds.html?m=1 |
WHAT A HISTORY... I LOVE THIS! |
bastien: Following!!!!BRO. WORLD CUP DON SURE.. IF JONATHAN IS STILL ON THE THRONe.. Believe me. |
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has announced a grand reception for Nigeria’s Under 17 soccer team, for winning the FIFA World Cup for the fourth time. Nigeria’s Golden Eaglets has beat the defending champion Mexico, 3-0 in the final match of the 2013 FIFA Under-17 World Soccer Championship played Friday evening in Abu Dhabi. President Jonathan said the reception for the Eaglets will hold at the Banquet Hall of the State House in Abuja at 19.00 Hours on Sunday. According to a statement by spokesman Dr. Reuben Abati, President Jonathan has also congratulated the Eaglets for their achievement in winning the FIFA Championship for an unprecedented fourth time. He praised the youngsters for “their exemplary commitment, dedication, resilience, determination, patriotism and unity of purpose they displayed throughout the tournament to make Nigeria the World’s Under-17 Football Champion once again”. The President also urged the leadership of the Nigerian Football Federation to strive to ensure that the world-conquering Eaglets, who have shown such immense potentials as youngsters, are properly nurtured, trained and developed to represent the nation at higher levels in future international football competitions. http://www.nigerianeye.com/2013/11/jonathan-plans-grand-reception-for.html?m=1 |
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I LOVE YOU JONATHAN! YOU ARE SUCH A GOODLUCK TO NIGERIA IN THE FOOTBABLL ASPECT. I HOPE YOUR GOODLUCK LEADS NIGERIA TO VICTORY NEXT YEAR WORLD CUP!
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FlirtyKaren: Earlier on this year, Wande had negotiated and agreed with Glo for the ambassadorial deal but he was later dropped before signing any documents with Glo.THATS TOO TOO SMALL JOOR.. |
Aliyubest: Wow, am happy for him.. Alai support you bro. He needs new artiste like us. I think i'm a great artiste with great singles contact me |
WOW! Worked out of mavin into huge success just like dbanj did.. WE ARE AWAITING YOU TO TIWA TO WORK INTO YOUR SUCCESS.. I think mavin records needs deliverance. |
homesteady: Really? So she wants the likes of them Genivive and Rita dominic to get married to a married manlol. Lets wait and see what those people you mentioned will do |
[img]http://4.bp..com/-3iJN5_BkIzo/UnyHy56a9VI/AAAAAAAA0_E/__7gEPDzDe0/s320/Bose-groove.jpg[/img] Another Yoruba actress, just like Lola Alao has given another reason why single ladies should prefer married men. She also gave reasons why she got married to one, and why she initially lied to journalists that her husband was living abroad before now. Here is what she told Vanguard; Why are many actresses getting married to married men? I am married to a married man too. I have not told anyone this before. Other journalists I have met were fed the story that my husband is abroad when he has always been in the country. Most single men out there are not matured enough to handle the fact that actresses are normal women. They believe we are harlots to be used and dumped. I believe they are too immature to handle the life around us. They are easily affected by things they read and hear about us, and also things they see on screen about us. But married men are matured to handle all this. They listen to us instead of listening to gist about us. They seem to understand women better. Besides, they are more caring, gentler and wiser. You just said you are a jealous woman, how then can you share your man with another woman? Because I knew he was married before I decided to marry him. It was my decision and I knew what I was walking into. Before I made up my mind I knew the price I was to pay and how I have to adapt to that. I have decided to share with the woman inside not any one outside. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/actresses-prefer-married-men-bose-arowosegbe/ |
Dubemkelly: Hello! How ar yu? U r beginning 2 loose it tho,now not display of abs buh display of di.cks...Celebrities tho. They shud try 2 keep it real n entertaining, dat was obscene seriouslylol not really much |
LOL.. I SAID IT! Dem don dey fair fair.. UP NAIJA! |
Psylas: Non sense!YOU ARE THE ARRANT NONSENSE YOURSELF. IF GOD SLAP YOUR FACE EHN?? |
LOLS THEM DON DEY FAIR MAKE NIGERIA NO DO HER WORST |
smurfy: Where are the pics? I can only see one.the mods night remove it. They are graphical |
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It was indeed a black Tuesday on the 5th of November, 2013 in Alaba International market when dare-devil armed robbers stormed the market and killed innocent people. A young lady who was conveying a large sum of money which belonged to her boss to the bank, with two mobile police officers was double crossed by armed robbers and shot several times. One of the police officers was also shot and the second one managed to escape with bullet injuries. As the robbers made to escape, they were interrupted, which made them shoot randomly killing innocent people.SOURCE: LADUN LIADI'S BLOG |
nero2face: Well built bro....na BABA GOD do am...flex ur money,na money go kill em if dey dont take care |
gboss4sure: India should go and ask south africa owetin our government do to south africa even when they too were miss treating nigerians.. |
I AM REALLY EXPECTING PRESIDENT JONATHAN TO RELEASE AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT ON THIS ISSUE COS I AM DAMN SURE HE IS SEEING ALL THIS COMMENTS ON NAIRALAND |
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