₦airaland Forum

alfaman2: Front pagers are full of derailers that multiply page numbers but don't add substance to serious discussions.

If people want to discuss religion, let them find their way here. Stop going looking for them.

I agree with you. All religious topics that have graced the frontpage have turned to battle fields!

All on point except number one! Me am a sleeper o!!!!!! and am not poor! even as a baby mum said I never troubled her cos she could leave me and go do something else as I slept a lot! Though I missed my Jsce maths exams due to sleep (no! that one na fear of maths cos am) I still sleep a lot now o! Anyway sha am self employed so there be no boss to query me.

^^
THANKS!!!

Latest arrival! Came in few hrs ago so cute! Can he compete?

Oo la la! Him a fiiiine!!!!! See em sexy eyez

If they can pick Gwen as the most beautiful woman in the world then I have to change my opinion about Fatima kodabaru

50calibre: A wife is allowed to be next of kin only after she has proven her worth or mettle usually after a period of 15 - 20 years. else it has to be your mum. Mums are like next to God, they never fail you.

How can you use your mother as next of kin! Do you wish for her to bury you?? If you don't trust your wife enough to use her as a next of kin then you shouldn't be married to her!! My sons are my husbands next of kin while the girls are mine! and me the "custodian"! And in the case both of us died before they are 21 we both have someone we have come to trust as the "custodian".


Just so you know....



Dying without a will raises particular problems if a
husband and wife die together. For example, they
are killed in a car accident and have no children. If
the wife dies instantly and the husband dies later
in hospital, then using the formula, all of the
wife's assets pass to the husband. But this
husband is dead too, so his assets, which now
include her assets as well, pass to his next of kin.
The net result is that the wife's family miss out
completely, because she died first and her assets
immediately passed to her husband and vice versa.


The above scenario has brought a lot of confusion in so many families.

Op come closer!! You see in my own opinion he came back to eat some more of YOU!! What could be keeping him from taking the next step with you if not that he has come back to keep you single a little longer for himself? You guys have been together long enough for him to know you well! so he shouldn't shy away from meeting your mum o! He is just not into you so MOVE ON ABEGI!!!!!!!!

Rest in peace madam!








The aso ebi they are asking us to buy its too much na! One for each day of this week!





Op keep trying one day u might be lucky I will open your link.

Self servicing

I no dey open link o! You for try post her pics first na make we know weather she worth spending some mb for? Anyway as a PROUD and Beaurriful IMOITE myself I will check it out and probably vote if she reps wella














Reserved for my opinion after I open the link



Erm!! Op ur sis Miss Ikeduru is fine no doubt! I for vote for am but Miss Mbano took it from me (always for my LG).

Let's not crucify Stella last I checked its the man that askes the woman if she will marry him! If na u or ur sister as a young mother and widow you no go remarry? Abeg free them joor! Abi my lovely Doris tell una say she snatch him from her?












I hope all this is not coming from Wunmi Obe's camp! That chic seems to still be bitter with Stella

Localamos: You are the most beautiful... Penguin... Ever!

Am blushing!!

Kimono dey rule! Cute

bigfrancis21: Like many Nigerians, MIT graduate student Chidube Ezeozue grew up frustrated by his nation’s erratic electrical grid.

“Electrical outages are a huge problem in Nigeria,” says Ezeozue, who is pursuing dual master’s degrees in MIT’s Technology and Policy Program and in electrical engineering and computer science. “The outages really interrupt everyday life.”

Nigeria’s supply of electricity is severely limited, resulting in rolling outages: Power is cut off every few hours and redirected to neighborhoods that were previously in the dark. While Nigerians know to expect these power cuts, they rarely know when the outages will happen, or how long they will last.
Since coming to MIT in 2011, Ezeozue — who received his undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Nigeria in 2008, followed by three years of work at a software startup — has created an app, with his brother, that crowdsources information about Nigerian power outages. With the app, called NepaSituation, people living in Nigeria can report outages. This data, when merged into an algorithm developed by Ezeozue, can help Nigerians predict when power outages may strike their neighborhoods, and how long those outages might last.

“With over 100 million cell phones in Nigeria, we knew it was an important resource we could tap into,” Ezeozue says. “It took a while to come up with this algorithm, because the outages are pretty randomized, and the app is only as good as the number of people who enter outage data.”

But Ezeozue has delved into more than just tracking the problem: He is also working to address Nigeria’s chronic energy shortage.

“I started a company that is working to provide solar electricity to businesses and families at zero upfront cost,” Ezeozue says. The company, SolarKobo, was recently funded by a seed grant from MIT’s Legatum Center for Development and Entrepreneurship, where Ezeozue is a fellow.

“Nigeria has plenty of solar energy available … for as low as $25 a month, we can make this resource available to those who are interested,” Ezeozue adds.

When he is not working toward the betterment of his homeland, Ezeozue researches machine learning and prediction algorithms in the research group of Una-May O’Reilly, a principal research scientist in MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

“We are trying to use medical data, such as blood-pressure levels, to improve patient care,” Ezeozue says. “We observe states that patients’ [blood] pressure goes through and eventually we can predict what state they will go to. These predictions help doctors determine what to expect next.”

Ezeozue is also passionate about education. Along with other Nigerian students at MIT, Ezeozue has started two initiatives to encourage students in Nigeria to pursue higher education outside the country.

In one of these initiatives, which is aimed at high school students, Ezeozue and Chika Ugboh, an MIT chemical engineering student, bought preparatory materials and paid for a few students in one Nigerian school to take the SAT. While this pilot, which was launched in 2011, was not an unequivocal success, Ezeozue says, “We learned that simply providing the materials isn’t enough — it has to be accompanied by mentoring and training.” He and Ugboh are now working to assess how these Nigerian students learn best.

The second of these initiatives is aimed at Nigerian undergraduates: Working through their own networks in Nigeria, Ezeozue and other MIT graduate students are encouraging Nigerian undergraduates who might be interested in postgraduate study abroad.

“The goal is to build a generation of highly educated Nigerians who will hopefully go back to build a better Nigeria,” Ezeozue says. “I plan to eventually go back to Nigeria.”

For now, after graduating from MIT in June, Ezeozue will remain in Cambridge, working as a software engineer for Google.

http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/student-profile-chidube-ezeozue-0418.html


Its honorary to note that Chidubem once was an active member of this forum, from 2010 and 2011. His moniker is cezeozue and he was active on the 'Preparing for the GRE' thread.

Kudos bro! Keep it up and by the way you've got a lovely smile

[quote author=buklan4real@yah]pls i nid help. i need advise.

my 4yrs fiance impregnated anoda gurl..
d gurl called me yesterday nd told me that he has bin denying it i shud pls forvgv her
she knws we truly love eachoda.

i called my guy to hear frm him, i beg him to tell me d truth
he said truly he Were Intimate with d gurl buh he is not d responsible for d baby

my question is why did he SEX d gurl.

am in serious dilema nd depression help me pls.[/quote]Pls go to romance section and click on create new topic! Posting this in another persons post is rude! Unless u intentionally want to derail this thread which might earn u a ban! One advise I'd like to give u is FORGET THEM BOTH!! If u can't well look for the nearest transformer and give it a nice sloppy french kiss!!!

Soory I don't open links!

This time machine must be faulty How can it take me to the past when I wanted to see the future?












Nice one sha!

So much blood shed! My people why?

Op how are these poses in contrast to her admonishment to young ladies?

Lol! You haven't seen me so I'll let this assumption pass! Op when u have a pix of her face washed and without all those water colour on pls post it and inform me.









Most beautiful Indeed!!

Imanuelle: not funny enough, check mine out
































































































































what is a meme?

U never hear of Meme noodles! Meme noodles Boom! sha! sha! Meme!!! Sidon dia dey ask

A sad thing no doubt! But Nigerias youth when r u people going to start buying newspapers? This thing happened almost 2 weeks ago and the papers carried it yet am suprised at how shocked a lota peeps are here! Someone even called it made up story to generate traffic!!! Nsogbu dikwa na obodo Nigeria o!. And its not just them that's worth talking about. A lady lost her only sis and her 3 kids in the inferno! A man and his apprentice also died! A couple who has been married for 3 yrs without children also died! And so many others! Its unfair for op to just pick this one and broadcast it like they are the only ones who died in the fire! Are u trying to ridicule the dead? Someone is blaming the man that after spending 10 in Austria he couldn't afford a plane ticket to Enugu! Na wa for una! Rip to all the dead and may God comfort those they left behind Amen.

Nice one op. It also helps you lose belle fat! Just chopup some onions and soak in water before you go out in the morning drink the fermented water last thing at night and repeat next day! The result will amaze you in just a couple of weeks.

Morayo747: Beef talk. So its only Naija celebs that show off their homes? MTV cribs? Why do we Nigerians always like to bring eachother down??

I wonder o! Like say somebody force am open the topic shior!!! Na disappointment and pepper body dey worry am. Pray make God give u ya own u hear!

Bia op ask ur employers why they are forcing me to buy power pasta? And why they hiked the super pack price from 2000 naira to 2200? because of this lubbish power pasta Secondly tell them the Indomie onion chicken and indomie chicken flavours are too salty! Thank you.


Also thank them for introducing the Oriental noodle and the Pepper chicken flavours!

I have only eaten pork once! Out of curiosity. But am sure not gonna be eating it ever again!!!! Darn thing is addictive though so juicy and succulent when grilled

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]FSU is an ibo bigot.
So it's your own SE bro against you[/quote]Madam cow how so is it that you are sure pa Edwin didn't say such and it was the igbos that are propelling the said statement? Or is ur myopic brain at it again?