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jcross19:
your conclusion have indicated that you reason with your finger why your brain is left doing nothing.

Correction

Your conclusion has [/b]indicated that you reason with your fingers [b]while your brain is not doing anything

Expecting wailers

Another mumu unleashed

We thank God its not that much

Zoo animals don catch hunter pickin wetin hunter go do now?

I still think this Crack down is not unconnected to the present insurgency

Abi this yoruba man also arrested Buhari in 1984? Barcanista come yarn another lie here give us more twisted history

[size=14pt]UPDATE , IN Dasuki's premises 12 exotic vehicles found , 5 of which is bullet proof

They presented a legal warrant and if he did not resist the search, No one would have heard about it

Now they said Threat to National security is basically the reason why they went to his house , Apparently , he knows something , I hope you egoats have learnt something

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nigerianvenom:
Is he not a co sponsor of boko haram via his earlier support of sharia law in 2001

Ode

sunnyb0b0:
Is it ok for the mob to lynch a thief and set him on fire because he was caught stealing?

Not just OK!!!!











Especially since stealing is not corruption

fineguy11:
BACANISTER AND THE WAILING WAILERS!!!!see who is talking about proper procedure.,did the IG under your clueless master exercise 'proper procedure' by preventing former speaker and opposition members of the house of rep from gaining entrance into the lower chamber?was proper procedure exercised when OKONJO IWEALA spent $2.1billion without authority from NEC?U are an epitome of hypocrisy..i rather have a pretentious dictator who believes corrupt officials be brought to book by any means,,than a clueless democrat who is an ally of corruption..
PDP:WAILERS TILL 2023....

Flash back:

You badt gaan

nigerianvenom:
barcanista,u cant change and unchanged man.buhari has never bin a changed man.he want to criminalise those he cant prosecute.
boko haram is on our neck with over 2200 nigerians killed even on a festive period like this,instead of buhari working hard to ensure total elimination of the sect,he is busy pursuing those he perceive as enemies.
i pray he should not fall into the gutter he is digging.
why havent we heard of ameachi bin persecuted?
what about fashola,fayemi and co?
end shall tell.
ubon eya ekop

Malicious comments everywhere did it occur to you that maybe these people he is criminalizing and his perceived enemies are the roots or sponsors of terrorism since that's your selling point

ok

Inaazua

A Leader !!

Ok , Duly Noted

Hehehe

Wailers stop wailing

That smile says it all

Jonathan took the alert with him nothing in treasury

Noted

barcanista:
Even if you learn Yahoo how will that help you? Increase in the dollar against the naira means increase in cost of petroleum products, increase in cost of imported raw materials industries, cost of imported goods increase etc and will affect cost of goods and services in the market. If at N200 per $ the cost of tomato was N25, the same tomato will increase in cost to N30-N35 as a result of the increased dollar against the naira. In fact, the quantity of the tomato will most times be reduced alongside increase in price. Oboy e no favor anybody

My comment has a funny ring to it

But seriously even if goods sell at 1000 I'm under the impression that I'll be able to afford it after all yahoo people buy 5M worth of drinks on at sitting

That said I think Govt needs to forcefully enforce farming and agriculture and provide monitored resources, if we don't import those stuffs, and we have excess supply, food items will be very cheap even if usd exchanges for 800 to 1 naira

Redoil:
A lot of fraudsters and fradulent people to steal kill loot and destroy e.g APCs have master the games better than any one else. So tell us another thing.

Bros, Get sense small now ? na after 7 we still dey ,

If i wanted to talk politics, i'd have posted something relevant in the politics section

He don reach house ?

The plan don work

Hol am well well , make una no let am run o



Thief ko ko

if indeed

jcross19:
something is wrong here they are top government officials that are boko harams . They use kidnapping as warning to the new NSA chief in order to scare him off. The saboteurs in government.

If indeed Moguno's family member was kidnapped

Then there are two things involved, Either the kidnap was politically motivated , or It's just demoralize Moguno

Either way , there are two possible outcomes, depending on how close the kidnap victim is to the family

It's Either this motivates Moguno to launch a full scale offensive at the risk of losing his family member / relative

Or

They use this to coerce him into talking to Buhari to stop the offense and Negotiate


Either way , The end result should be the defeat of Boko Haram

If that's achieved , Nothing else matters

From the moment two people meet, they're sizing each other up, looking for signs of qualities like honesty, intelligence, and altruism.
Whether it's a date or a job interview, the small stuff matters — from the firmness of your handshake to how often you check your phone.

We checked out the Quora thread, "What are the really small things that tell a lot about a person's psychology and personality?," and highlighted some of the most common behaviors people use to judge you.

1. Your handshake

Several Quora users admitted they judge people based on their handshake.

"Strong handshakes usually reflect a strong and confident character, whereas weak handshakes usually indicate a lack of confidence and are almost always a characteristic of people who would look for an easy way to do things," writes Julian Parge.

Research backs up the idea that your handshake can reveal certain aspects of your personality: One study found that people with firm handshakes were more likely to be extroverted and emotionally expressive and less likely to be shy and neurotic.

2. Whether you show up on time

Late for a very important date? The person who's waiting may be forming a negative impression of your personality.

"A proactive person will be there on time, because he is self-motivated, mentally organized, and values time whereas a procrastinator will be running here and there at the last hour," says Humaira Siddiqui.

According to science, those who are chronically late aren't necessarily inconsiderate people — but they're probably more laid-back, "Type B" individuals.

3. How you treat restaurant staff

Multiple users said they pay close attention to how other people interact with waiters.

"I will never, EVER date a man who is rude to restaurant staff," says Sati Marie Frost.

Even top execs say you can learn a lot about someone based on the way he or she treats waiters, hotel maids, and security guards. Ron Shaich, CEO of Panera Bread, says he once declined to give someone a job partly because she was nice to him but rude to someone cleaning the tables nearby.

4. Where you look when you drink out of a cup

Writes David Junto: "A person that looks into the cup when drinking tends to be more introspective, self-aware, idealistic, and focused. A person who looks over the rim of the cup when drinking tends to be more influenced by others, more environmentally aware, carefree, extroverted, and trusting. A person who closes their eyes when they drink is in some sort of pain or discomfort and is preoccupied with pleasure and relief."

And don't even get started on what your drink choice signifies.


5. Whether you bite your nails

Sushrut Munje has strong views on people with bitten nails, saying that it's a sign "the person eats away at himself."

Meanwhile, research suggests that those who bite their nails (or pull their hair, or pick their skin) tend to be perfectionists, unable to fully relax.

6. Your handwriting

Whether you're writing a to-do list or a love note, your handwriting can say a lot about you.

Ramesh Nagaraj believes that "people who put a lot of pressure on pen and paper to write something are usually stubborn in attitude. They have a lot of confidence."

Meanwhile, professional graphologist Kathi McKnight says large letters indicate that you're people-oriented, while small letters suggest you're introverted. Letters that slant to the right can mean you're friendly and sentimental; those that don't slant at all might mean you're pragmatic; letters that slant to the left suggest you're introspective.

7. How often you check your phone

An anonymous Quora user writes about noticing "where and when [people] pull their phones out (waiting in a short line, talking to their parents, being out with friends, when they're alone in public)."

As for what it might mean if you're constantly refreshing your email or Facebook feed, one study found you may be less emotionally stable and trying to boost your mood.

8. Whether you make eye contact

Munje says a limp handshake and a lack of steady eye contact "shows lack of self-control, required drive to follow through, and a weak will."

Alternatively, psychologist Adrian Furnham, Ph.D., writes in Psychology Today that extroverts tend to look more often and for longer at their conversation partners than introverts do. And in general, people who look at their partners more often are more confident and socially dominant.

Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/8-small-things-people-judge-160047114.html