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You guys have said it all.

360command: flavour na d most featured artist now. i guess he is on fire..

You are right my brother, he is definitely on fire. Have u heard the songs in his 3rd album 'blessed'? If not pls grab a copy.
The above video is nice and simple. Sometimes simplicity means elegance, but I would have preferred a coloured video to the black and white concept.

Next!!!!!!

She is darm UGLYYY!!!!!!!

Next!!!!!!!!!n

Ekiti state

Keri hilson is damn so fine!!!. Wish i fit knack her akpako

Most of these Governors fighting for oil wells are doing it for their own self interest. They just want the 13 percent derivation from the federal government and even if given the masses will not feel the dividens of democracy in their communities.

So this is the reason why i haven't seen light in my place for two days??

shegzy: LETTER TO ALL NIGERIAN V.Cs

Sir, one of the problems in many, if not all Nigerian universities is that some of the Vice- Chancellors (V.Cs) are too far away from their students despite the fact that they are on campus with their students! They often erroneously believe that getting close to their students is condescending. Whereas, getting close to the students will create mutual understanding as communication gap will be bridged.

To underscore my points, how many V.Cs operate an open-door policy in which their students have direct access to them? How many V.Cs give out their mobile line to student for direct communication? In this information and communication age, how many of our powerful V.Cs are on the Facebook or any other social network medium with which their students can pass information across? If President Goodluck Jonathan can find Facebook useful in sharing information with Nigerians, why are our V.Cs still hiding in the comfort of their offices?

Apart from matriculation and graduation ceremonies, many Nigerian V.Cs are not visible, hence, many students don’t know their V.Cs throughout the four years spent on campus. This is not good. V.Cs should manage our campuses by opening up to the students, wandering about the campuses to know what is going on; if possible, sit for a few minutes in a lecture room to listen to the lecturers.

I am propelled to challenge all our V.Cs this way as a result of my recent encounter with the University of Ibadan (UI) VC, Prof. Isaac Folorunso Adewole. I had heard so much good reports about Prof. Adewole since he was appointed, but l never met him or saw him physically because of protocols built around him.

However, at a christening ceremony of a new born baby of Mr & Mrs Sunday Saanu, the VC’s media man, which I attended, I was lucky to have met my VC at the occasion. I was shocked when l saw the UI VC along with his wife, attending the ceremony. Mr Saanu introduced us to the VC as students at Ibadan. I was dazed with the humility displayed by our highly respected VC. He shook hands with all of us and exchanged banters. Prof. Adewole was lively, friendly and amiable; he even took photograph with us. I was more than happy and excited. When he was leaving the ceremony, he gave us “transport fare” as an expression of his love for us. It was as I was dreaming.

Since then, my impression about him changed. I now know that if our VCs can be closer to their students, there will be less tension on our campuses. I have been carrying the picture I took with my VC around and my friends are envious just as my fiancée now respects me more because she sees me as VC’s friend.

Prof. Adewole is even on Facebook. I have added him as my friend. This is how our VCs should open up. We want to interact with them in order to have solution to our problems. I therefore say kudos to Prof. Adewole for setting a good example for others to follow. He should keep up the good work he has started at Ibadan. Indeed, if Prof. Adewole continues this way, he will see that nobody will demonstrate against him throughout his tenure. Our political leaders should learn lesson from this. When we would have voted for them, they have this habit of hiding away from us until election time. Our leaders should be visible and available.

Fatai Arisekola,(08062207481)

University of Ibadan

Dept. of Library, Archival and Information Studies

300 Level

Faculty of Education

Nice write up.

Nice write up from a great columnist Okey Ndibe. I always read his columns in SunNews paper and Saharareporters. He is a very insightful writer and has this great sense of humour with additions of wittisms to his write up.
Back to the topic at hand,Nigerian leaders are failures and have failed the Nigeian citizens, making life unbearable for them. What is happening now can be liked to Karma, they are being punished by the Almighty for all the sufferings they have brought to the Nigerian people.

NIGERIA Good people great nation bad leaders

[quote author=Okija_juju]MORAL LESSON OF THE STORY: Dont F`uck with a Yoruba man and his orishirishi Owambe parties.. It might cost you your life.. [/quote]Please brother reduce your level of tribalism.

[quote author=Ejiné]I'm sorry, but this babe is a 4/10 on my scale.
She's the type of girl I'd just slam for one night, and wouldn't even bother calling her the day after. Just one of those girls wey person dey knack just to pass time.

Reminds me of the one I had in Ikot Ekpene. Omo, we do finish, the foolish girl come dey ask me for my number o. Na im I rack sense come tell am say make she give me her number instead, say na me go call am.
Na im the girl give me. But as I just dey drive out from AKS, I troway the nonsense for road jare.
Phuck that shiiit.

Back to topic: I hope this girl packs a ghetto booty, cuz that's the only thing that would improve her in my eyes sha [/quote]Hahahahahahahhaahhahahahahahaha bros this story funny die. It also reminds me of my numerous one night stand. So the make sense sha!!!!

[quote author=Billyonaire]What did Seun do to make Nairaland the home of the poor and poverty stricken paupers ?

[/quote its simple. Based on the population of the rich to the poor which in nigeria should be 10 to 90, it means out of every 10 nairalander 9 are poor and only 1 is rich. Ergo, most nairalanders are poor.

Sophisticated by Rick ross featuring Meek mill

Nigerian female team the super duck... Sorry super falcon will win but I doubt if the margin will be a wide one.

Such touching stories!!!!. I think the reason why most men will want the soon to be bride to take in is because of the fear of childless marriage. They want to be 100 percent sure that the woman is fertile and can give birth to their future heirs

If governor rauf Aregbesola has truly revitalized the educational sector of Osun state I think he deserve the award big time. Congratulation Sir and more grease to your elbow.

And after the dog has finished sucking her bossom her husband or boyfriend will also come to suck it??!!! Yuck yuck yuck yuck

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But rice is a staple nigerian diet naa. Can't the government look for ways to increase its productivity to meet local needs and surplus for exportation which will generate foreign exchange
This government sef, always looking for easy solution to pressing national issues, like a doctor treating the symptoms and not the disease.*

Talk to myself.

I don't totally agree with the findings of this research. Yes Africans have a lower IQ when compared to Europeans, Americans or Asians of same chronological age but not as low as eighty somethings.That's just ridiculous. IQ below 90 is used medically for diagnosing mental retardation, so does this mean that the average Nigerian is mentally retarded? The answer is a vehement NO!!!!!.
Moreover the IQ test has its own biases and better and less subjective ways of measuring IQ are now available. IQ is not a predictor of whether someone will be successful in life or not. I'm suggesting a more better parameter which should be assessment of ones emotional and financial intelligence which are of more practical value than IQ which is only limited to the four walls of a classroom.

Both pictures are just so lovely. Look at Barack, he has changed at all, same facial profile and handsomeness even at a tender age of 4 or 5. Even Michelle still looks as pretty as ever even though she has lost her baby fats. Wish them success in the upcoming US presdential election. From #teamobama#

My experience with tough meat was not only embarrassing, it was also life threatening. I remember this one episode that happened in a cafeteria of a hospital where I was doing my internship and it was on a christmas day. The meat was unusually hard that particularly day but unknown to me I thought it was the usual soft and tender meat. Oboy when I put the thing for mouth and started chewing I couldn't believe it was meat oooo I thought it was a leather belt. I kept on chewing and chewing and chewing but the meat refused to be pulverized, I then decided to swallow the meat whole. Lo and behold it went down the wrong tube and I started coughing vigorously and was almost being chocked to death. Thank God for the intervention of my colleagues who performed a helmich manoeuvre, if not I for don die ooo

Walks into the bar after parking my range rover evoque 2012 model with leather seat, greets the people inside and order the barman to give everybody 2 bottles of grey goose and one point and kill. AS A CHAIRMAN WEY I BE!!!

dridowu: WHO IS JIM IYKE ?

our driver gateman!!!!

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She is wearing a low waist skirt that's revealing her panties!!! So what's the big deal people?

That's very nice from flavour nabania. This shows that nigerian musician are now diversifying and becoming entrepreneur.