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Our vision is very important to us, and we place a lot of value on it. But knowingly or unknowningly, as humans, we do things that affect the health of our eyes negatively... ...or neglect to do things that improve the health of our eyes and the quality of our vision. I have compiled 5 of the most crutial tips to apply today to improve or maintain eye health and the quality of our vision and tip no. 5 will absolutely blow you away. |
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A youth copper (preferably female) is needed in Port Harcourt for a virtual front desk job. I run a business that attracts prospective clients every day and they need to be attended to on WhatsApp and on the phone. Their questions need to be answered and they need to be ask questions also, in order to guide them towards the right purchasing decision. These clients reach out to my business with the intent to pay for a service. I cannot attend to them all anymore and perform other functions effectively and that is why I need to pay someone else to take that burden off of my shoulders. If you speak clearly and well, and can respond promptly to requests on your WhatsApp account, then you will be suitable for the job. But if you already have a lot on your plate within a typical day, then you may not be able to cope effectively with responding to clients and doing whatever it is you currently do during the day. I intend to pay 30000 Naira per month for this service but starting with 15000 Naira the first month To have a chat with me reach me on WhatsApp on 0805 4835 557 |
Help4rmme2u:Before you transport these down south from Sokoto... ...that na issue |
Need 1999 Toyota Avensis brainbox |
In what I believe to be the last FEC meeting, former governor, Rotimi Amaechi has made a short speech including glowing things about the president, Stating how "...history is rich here" and further going on to reveal his alliance with then retired general Mohamadu Buhari in 2011. See the 4-minute video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kyzER8pW8I |
I will personally analyse it on a new youtube channel I will create. Let them look for a law that will find me guilty. Nonesense. |
Preshy561:You are right. I personally know one over 30. |
JeromeBlack:You are welcome ![]() |
JeromeBlack:Jaja of Opoba was an Igbo man sold into slavery to the people of Bonny. Spared from being sold to the land of no return (to the white man) and kept to work in the house of one of his Bonny buyers. Set free after sometime, according to Bonny custom in a ceremony which including the public shaving of the head by the oldest married woman in the family. Free slaves were allowed every right to grow as anybody else in Bonny custom He was intelligent and grew very strong in business and influence. He wanted to be the new Jumbo House chief. He was reminded he came into the kingdom as a slave. He refused to back down. A ware ensued (he chose to fight, he was rich). He lost the war and could not come back to the kingdom (wars in the region were fought in war boats). Having done business in the area (as influential Bonny men did) he had a relationship with the Andoni rulers. He and those that were on his side in the just lost war, met the Andoni ruler, who carved out the large territory for him and his people, on which he, Jaja, would start and establish his dynasty and kingdom. And thus was the birth of Opobo land and the Opobo people, with their pioneering king, King Jaja, of Opobo. Although Opobos know their history and that it can be traced back to Igbo land, they are more proud of the new identity they created for themselves, most of which is borrowed from the Ijaw people of Bonny (called Ibanis) who had them (i.e their forefathers) as slaves, set them free, and in whose land they were allowed to live and thrive as Ibanis (Bonny people). When a slave was freed, he was given a new name and denounced wherever he came from, pledging allegiance to the Bonny kingdom and the family into which he was bought as a slave. People from what is today known as Akwa Ibom state where also sold to the slave merchants in Bonny as slaves. In Opobo today, they maintain the system of families dominant in Bonny social and society structure. They also maintain a mornarchy system (what they experienced in Bonny, as opposed to haphazard chieftaincy titles predominant in Igbo land). They speak a twist of Igbo and Ibani (the version of Ijaw native to and spoken by the Bonny people) but there has been a recent organized effort by them re-establish Ibani as their main dialect. The story of the emergence of Opobo is one very interesting piece of Niger Deltan history, the books that cover which, children should read at an early age. I read a book (and encylopaedia writings) about this at an early age, and am happy for the knowledge it gave me and the role it plays in helping a young boy have a better sense of direct African history. By the way, King Jaja of Opobo died in exile as he was sent on exile by the British on account of his stubbornness and unwillingness to give in to their desire to take over his Kingdom (just as they exiled a Bonny king and many other rulers across West Africa). If I remember right, King Jaja died on his way back from exile. If I remember correctly (and I think I do) he didn't made it back home. |
Who has bitcoins? I want $1,500 worth. |
nonsobaba:I am from rivers state and I support Wike as our governor but I do not support him as vice president of the federal republic of nigeria. As a matter of fact, i think the Tambuwal choice for president is also poor |
I will add the pictures here |
This person (goes by the name, Femi Kate but identified by Truecaller as Adebayo faith) Is a unique customs recruitment officer whom I found out through someone that comes to help me clean. He had already paid money into the account she provided him for the customs form to be made available to him. But the payment was made into an account with name: Sunday Wisdom Itohowo and number, 3133467566 a firstbank account. He came over for me to help him send confirmation that he had paid 3,000 naira to this account for customs recruitment. I was mad. I played tried to tell him it was just nonesense. Anyway, after seeing his payment slip (I will attach it in the next post) She said she was sending a junior staff to confirm his payment and go get the form. She sent one picture for a form And said it should be printed, filled, scanned and sent back to the email she would send us. This morning, I told him to tell her he had filled the form. He called her using my phone and she said for him to be given the email address, he needs to pay an extra 5,000. She said "did that form come from official customs? You need to be sent and email from direct customs so you will reply that email". When this fellow said he did not have 5k, she said "How much do you have?" "I just want to help you because the God that you are serving and the god that I am serving is with us" She was willing to take 3k so she would complete the payment for him. She suggested he pays in a bank closer to him (since the firstbank he paid into yesterday is far from where he stays). Below, I will add screenshots of whatsapp chats. Many things were said on the phone and I did not record. Her number is: 0816 075 2348 I have a feeling it may be a guy on the other side or multiple people because the person who spoke today sounded more like a man trying to sound like a woman. Pictures below... |
farem:The headline did not ring true simply because APC was in it. Any islamization of the south west did not take place in modern times. The wars took place even before colonialism and they got parts of kwara only. Besides, I don't think I have heard anyone say APC was islamising the west. The whole statement comes from an oddly wrong place |
nwanyionitsha:People are not even being given good Christian teaching nowadays, so they do not smell the fakeness from afar. We were taught well when we were kids. At least well enough to have alarm bells going off when the it is all about the glorification of the person involved. In this case, I mean the aggrandizement-seeking pastors. In most of these cases, it is all about the quest or lust for aggrandizement by the glory-seeking persona who stands as a "man of God", effectively smearing disrepute on the three-word phrase. |
Disgraceful |
Immaculatesnow:At what rate, please? |
I accuse them of saying this as a precursor to their planned attacks going forward, as the president who ignores them when they strike and kill has just been re-elected |
This is actually the right thing. Can you actually imagine UK or US elections happening the way they happen in Nigeria? |
honestivo:In 2015 thanks to the apc, the military was ordered not to come within a certain distance of any polling unit. This was an order that came from the court as it was ruled as being unconstitutional for the military to be within voting vicinities. It is a reflection of their character that they suddenly consider it ok for the military to not only be within voting vicinities but also to harass INEC staff, and even shoot in the direction of members of the voting public |
I support this because, these people who vote Buhari do not feel any direct consequence of what they do. They seem not to understand the implications So if this causes a direct relationship (in their minds) between voting Buhari and the possible outcomes then they might look inwardly better next time. Atiku was also a northerner, a Fulani and a Muslim but there are reasons why we all in the south supported him It is not a religion or ethnicity matter, but these ones do not understand and form a huge amount of the voting block. So if this causes a direct association between voting an incompetent person and there welfare, I think it might not be a bad thing at all. After all, begging is not good. Instead of contributing to society in one small way or the other, they have made it their livelihood to beg and the person they voted for even calls us (young Nigerians) out as being lazy. Choosing begging as a livelihood is not dignifying or commendable and puts an unjustified demand on the rest of the working population |
Atiku should hash it out thoroughly in court. All of the PDP should hash it out till the very end in court. And forget Abdulsallami Do not speak much with him anymore because he will tell PMB what you have said in the name of being a peacemaker. |
bkool7:Which philanthropist provided his money for it? |
Kayrich:And when the court ruled in favour of Amaechi, which muscles did OBJ flex again? |
Dee1murphy:I am not Igbo and I do not call people animals by referring to where they live as a zoo. |
theoldpretender:This is exactly what I tell the Igbos. They cannot abuse everyone and expect the people they abuse to vote for them. But you see, Goodluck Jonathan became president because not only was he not like that, but he is also not Igbo. If he was Igbo, the rest of Nigeria would not have not have been able to hear another thing. They would tell us that we not intelligent and that is why they are "ruling" us in our own country. However, out of hate for northerners, they rallied round GEJ, and spoilt his chances for re-election in 2015. When the Igbo man extends hands of political help to you, you have to be careful not because he wants to sabotage you. But you see how he persistently (and happily) shoots himself in the foot trying to help himself politically. That is the same way he will help you, when he brings himself to you. These Igbos coloured the face of the idea of Jonathan with themselves. They without looking back, continued propagating the lie that it was the igbos in the north that voted for GEJ in the north They said if not for them, GEJ would not have had votes in the north. Meanwhile, GEJ was loved by many in the north, because he was a nice man, and loyal to his boss, Yar A' Dua. Their relationship was good and cordial Sambo was his running mate and many many northerners voted for GEJ in 2011. Step in 2015, after all the insisting that it was their votes that gave GEJ victory in the north, of course the northerners said "Please demonstrate how it is actually your votes that give the victory in the north" The funny thing is that Igbos have called us (Ijaws) Ndi Mbamiri for years. All of a sudden, GEJ becomes president and they want to share in the glory by proxy. To illegally vicariously claim some of the glory So, whereas Igbos may not become president in Nigeria for year and years, and years and years to come, people from other parts of the country can and will become president (as proven by the GEJ presidency) Indeed, it is hard to imagine an Igbo as president. The only way that can happen is such a long shot, I am not willing to write about it here. Indeed, an Igbo man may never be Nigerian president in our lifetime |
TIGRITIS:When they announced Buhari won, knowing that sentiments were against him, investors took out their money, not sure of how things were going to go. When it looked like things would go on normally without crises, they brought their money back. So in reality, the market did not really appreciate. At least not from its initial pre-decline state. The money that left just came back. |

why is the camera quality bad in 2019 even with all his money