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Wow.. Such selfless words. Sacrifices of the greed of those running this entrapment called Nigeria. |
asuustrike2009:I was referring to ANSU. Don't know about Delsu |
juicydiceyjoe:If he doesn't advertise them, who will? ![]() |
I wonder which Private Uni can school and house you for 350k for four solid academic years. Honestly, this is cheap. Although I didn't spend up to that amount during my time as a regular student, the current cost of tuition and accomodation in the same state University now is close to twice this amount here ![]() |
gensteejay:Why do you ask? In criticizing it, all the OP mentioned are norms in our society today. So, it's obvious she rendered a realistic work, not a fictitious one. |
I think the OP's trying to say the author made a realistic work. Kudos to her then |
How wouldn't they commence a new one with new ways to siphon taxpayers' money? The old project has been 'tapped' beyond resuscitation and has been abandoned for the time being. |
I have been seeing it, my guy. As seen on September 13th
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BEENUEL:Lol.. You dey pity for them? |
Ugosample:What I am saying is that I am not part of the party pretending that Nigeria changed yesterday. Deceiving oneself is the pinnacle of idiocy. |
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Duru009: Allywealth:#GBAM |
Perils of being a graduate Exaggerated certificates. Nothing without your brain power. |
jaxxy:Okay. So, who was the leader that effected the results of the Brexit polls recently conducted in Britain? Secondly, what has 'really' changed in the reason for the struggle? What was the difference between then and now? Thirdly, what laws does Nigeria have that makes Nigerians be the perfect judge of the validity or otherwise of a mandate? Finally, Mandela and Kanu have something in common. They both were incancerated for what they believed in. However you look at it, they incited their oppressors who used their powers to try to waver them from their cause. I do not believe there is any perfect strategy on how to 'break out' from an entrapment in every country. Nigeria is a country with third world problems; you can't expect that to change overnight when the factors that put such problems in place are still very much in existence. This is different from whites oppressing blacks. Don't expect racial backing from other countries. The crux of the matter is: the Igbofolk are riled and the government isn't taking 'democratic' steps to address the reasons. And in such a country, a revolution is the 'only' solution. I'm yet to see a law in the Nigerian Constitution that legalises revolution, so forgive me if I do not agree with your school of thought. |
FakoMaybach1:Bros, you don't know what you are talking about. Having taught in many schools in Southern Nigeria, I can tell you that you are VERY VERY HOPELESSLY WRONG. For those striving to make their kids hold his own tomorrow in this country as it is; that punishment up there is NOTHING! If you're trying to say they are all bad parents, that is another discussion for another thread. |
Rubbish thread. Where is the barbarity here? Please, stop being whom you are not. Nigeria is a country with third world problems. |
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As seen at Okokomaiko in Ojo LGA, Lagos.
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Muafrika2:This is the disadvantage of being over-reliant on 'chat language'. In the Nigerian 'official' setting, 'k' means kobo, especially as used. Waiting for someone else to interprete it as 'okay'. |
I think Mr 'mandate-assigner' should focus on 'Austrian' politics where he 'may' have an opinion that counts. Even in Austria, there are still igbos who think he is not making sense to the igbofolk. I just don't understand how these people reason. Must an 'idea' have a leader? You believe that the Change idea should be every man's mandate irrespective of political affiliations, but you find it hard to understand that the igbos are seeking a way out of this entrapment as a common goal. Go take a poll in the heart of igboland and stop relying on media hogwash whipped up by APC-sympathetics and Pseudo-igbos. In other news, I'm just trying to remember the local governments in igboland of the first three or four people on this thread that are discussing the mindset of the igbos on IPOB. ![]() |
ArabMopol:But but..no President lasts half-a-century on seat nah ![]() |
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Well, maybe she is trying to educate pregnant women on exercising.. ![]() |
Afonjas:I've been seeing this picture around. Can you help a brother understand what it signifies. |
Very nice building. Impressive. I have decided not to make our political offices thievery my problem anymore. Revolution is the only true way out. |
Crocodile Smile ![]() This definitely wasn't what the Zone Bs had in mind ![]() |
OgidiOlu3:That is your opinion. |
DrayZee:Well, that's cool knowing that your disposition won't deny you your needs. |
They've been doing that since time immemorial, why is this news? After hyping these foreign entities, we would still berate ourselves for being inferior ![]() |
A driver bought an iPhone7. #Nice! |
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