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Una just dey realise say the guy Don dey sing opata recently? E be like say the guy no know say relegation dey for naija music industry no matter how big you were.
Ask 9ice.

Explorers:
People Will Survive.




Billions of people will die in the nuclear holocaust.

We can expect over 500 million people to die immediately in the blast.

Billions more will be killed by radiation, starve or freeze to death while they struggle in the new world.

There’s every reason to believe, though, that a hardy handful of people will make it through.

It won’t be a lot of people, but that’s a far more positive vision of the post-apocalyptic future than we used to have.

In the 1980s, scientists were in a near-consensus that the whole planet would be wiped out.

But today, we have a bit more faith that a few people will make it through.

After 25 to 30 years or more, the clouds will clear, the temperatures will go back to normal, and life will be able to begin again.

Plants will grow.

They may not be as lush as before.

But after a few decades, the world may even look like modern Chernobyl, where thick forests grow over the remains of a dead city.

Life will go on, and people will rebuild.

But the world will never again be the same.

Now this is the scary part, if you have seen pictures of chernobyl you will understand.

3rdavefarms:
Will God answer him ?


Yes = like. No= share


Shares have it

Hehehehehheeheheheheeheehe! People like you should never smell political post in this Naija, unable no go green commit when time reach.

Kanu the cele priest, part 1

brandydaniells:
nigger wtf ....bobrisky yunga bro

Hahaha aha! Isn't he "pretty" enough?

This is for most of you that like suckling the fluid from kpomo inside soup.
U stomach needs to be converted to a bacteria culture medium.

Take a good look at those people who want to give you X4 of your money and compare them to yourself.
Now you see the difference.

Fadiga24:
Carry am dey go.

Oya take this one for free. Lol.

Fadiga24:
Ok I am beefing their looks.

Hehe hehe! Oya come make I dash u small good looks.

Fadiga24:
Most of them are gay, or bisexual.

Lie! Just say you are beefing their looks.

Direction : the fake tiger is coming from China while the original one is facing it.

katunboy:
I rep Up I C. If u know d meaning.

Imade College '46' (Owo)

Omnia Viriliter fac

The best thing Mr ipob can do now is to rally the masses in his support and put pressure on the senators from the east to seek referendum on behalf of their people.
Without this any agitation will be considered child's play as violence won't work.

If the hotel had been harbouring militants and criminals alike the army should prove it and let the government confiscate the property totally. If not abeg do well and settle the owner.

segebobo:
Is he wearing a g-strng

No it's a thong hahaha!

Pheals:
I don't understand what u mean sir

A widow's peak is a V-shaped point in the hairline in the center of the forehead. Hair growth on the forehead is suppressed in a bilateral pair of periorbital fields. Without a widow's peak, these fields join in the middle of the forehead so as to give a hairline that runs straight across.

The irony of it all is a man will still get tired of it all after repeated entrance. #neversatisfied

blackberlin:
Bros... If you're the one in your profile pic

Wetin go happen if na hin dey the dp? Hahaha lwtmb

napoleon77:
The Nigerian Ceasefire Legend

So did Pelé’s visit really cause a pause in hostilities in the Nigerian civil war? And if not, where did this story come from?

There are several versions of the ceasefire story on the Internet. One version states that the match took place in 1967 while another claims it was in 1969. There are reports that the match was played in Lagos and there are also accounts that it was played in Benin.

The ceasefire story is a myth, despite the reports of this story on websites like CNN, Time, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Goal.com, Wikipedia, Globoesporte.com, etc. There is no reported Nigerian evidence of this story. Two key Nigerian newspapers – Nigerian Daily Times (Lagos) and Nigerian Observer (Benin) – were researched for this piece. There was no mention of a civil war ceasefire for a Santos match in the 1969 issues of these two newspapers. Both papers extensively covered Santos’ two matches in Nigeria thus making them credible sources.

The reason why some versions of the supposed ceasefire story state 1967 could be attributed to an error in Pelé’s 1977 autobiography My Life and the Beautiful Game. He said in the book that he visited Lagos in 1967 with Santos, but he and Santos didn’t visit Lagos until 1969. Pelé travelled a lot with Santos in the sixties so it is no surprise that he got the dates mixed up. It is interesting that Pelé didn’t mention the supposed ceasefire story in his 1977 book and yet, he does in his 2007 autobiography Pelé: The Autobiography. He recalls the match taking place at Lagos in 1969. The Benin match isn’t mentioned in either of the books.

It is also assumed in some ceasefire accounts that the Midwest Governor, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Ogbemudia, opened the SaPelé Bridge to enable Biafrans travel from Biafra into Benin to watch the match. Actually, the toll bridge was specifically opened on match day so that fans wouldn’t have to incur extra charges to watch the match not for Biafrans to have access to the match.

It is unlikely that any Biafran would have dared to travel from Biafra (south-east of Nigeria) to any of the two Santos matches. The fear of detention or execution by Federal soldiers would have deterred even the most passionate Biafran football fan. It also didn’t help that four days before the Benin match, a Biafran aircraft bombed a village, Obagie, eight miles from Benin. Four farmers were killed in the air raid and several were injured. This Midwest bombing would have made any ceasefire truce between the Nigerian Government and Biafra unlikely for Santos’ match in Benin. The Midwest Governor didn’t mention a ceasefire with Biafra in his account about the Benin match written in his ‘Eighteen Months of Stewardship’ report. This was published a month after the match.

Guilherme Guarche, Santos historian and Coordinator of Santos’ Memory and Statistics Centre, stated on the club’s website in early 2015 that the original source of the 1969 ceasefire story was a 1990 Placar magazine article on Pelé by Michel Laurence, a French-Brazilian journalist. This story is mentioned briefly in the article as one of the interesting incidents that occurred during Pelé’s football career.

“I’m not sure it’s completely true,” Pelé said in his 2007 book about the 48-hour ceasefire story, “But the Nigerians certainly made sure the Biafrans wouldn’t invade Lagos while we were there.” He recalled “a huge military presence on the streets” and protection by the army and police during their stay in Nigeria.

He also said in his book that the Santos’ business manager assured the players that the Nigerian civil war would be stopped for their exhibition match and it wouldn’t be a problem for the authorities.

Pelé, however, doesn’t raise his doubts about the ceasefire story during his 2011 interview with CNN. He reinforced the ceasefire legend in this interview.


Aired April 27, 2011

Excerpted interview transcript:

Pelé: Yes, that’s — I feel proud of that. Because, you know, with my team, Santos — this you have in the film, my biography — we stop war. Because the people were so crazy for football — they love football, they stop the war to see Santos play in Africa.

COREN: Yes, you are referring to 1967, when the cease-fire —

Pelé: Exactly.

COREN: — was announced in Nigeria for 48 hours so that both warring factions could watch you play in Lagos. I mean, that is just phenomenal.

Pelé: All the Africans play — It is different — because we didn’t expect that. The same what I used to say, when we travel, where we stay, we try to give always good message. You know? This is a big responsibility, but I trust God.

Pelé’s global status, as well as the location of the incident (a civil war ravaged African country – Nigeria), made the ceasefire story believable. If any sports personality could stop a civil war in an African country in the sixties then it would be Pelé.

The only problem with Pelé’s Nigerian civil war ceasefire story is that it isn’t true.

http://africasacountry.com/2015/10/when-pele-played-in-nigeria-during-its-civil-war-did-he-really-bring-a-ceasefire/

Nice disclaimer, history shouldn't be distorted to suit anyone, not even the GOAT.

Pheals:
an elderly man told me long ago and I failed to believe...I love football as a young lady, he added " Pele played for the two teams that day and scored for both side (opposition) "

Your widows peak fit cut person hand.

kowema:
A self contain is available in Ajao Estate, for someone who wants needs an affordable place to put up.
It has water, tiled room and has light. Total package is 220k but rent is 150k.

Call 08064956690 if you are interested

Which of the Ajao estate?

Redgal:
Lol I'm done with him. I said before in my previous post I'm cutting him off. Trust me this forum has helped. You all can stop commenting now if you want, I get it Lol.

You haven't seen half the potential this forum is capable of (positively), kindly keep your account and enjoy the show.

The wedding party is a comedy filled with stars, this hid the errors in production and some poor acting from characters like ikechukwu.

This case should be reported to the Lagos state government parastatal in charge of housing and the owner of the property should be served a notice to come answer pertinent questions or the property should be taken over by the state.

The atanda fraudster also needs to spend a few years in jail.

NafeesaAA:
Some people are so dump that they slaughter the children of those who have a cultural and natural certificate of revenge.

As much as I feel bad for those affected and what happened your post here is inappropriate. How will you tell me someone has a cultural and natural certificate of revenge in a land full of different tribes and cultures. The fulani and the herdsmen in particular have become a bloody menace all around Nigeria and have continued to breed hatred against all fulanis (both good and bad).
I don't pray for further bloodshed but if the herdsmen don't stop their nefarious activities I'll advise farmers and host communities to make adequate security arrangements to protect themselves and their families.

PS: Every human has a choice of vengeance, it's just a matter of making that choice or choosing to stay calm.

Cc: Seun Lalasticlala

meemeetruth:
Am guilty menh I rememba using our door cotton as shield

Hahaha! Sharp improvisation

Fresca:
Where is that? I don't even know it

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borednhorny:
Most people just come here to post rubbish! Klinefelter syndrome is a genetic condition just like albinism or dwarfism. It is basically the presence of 2X chromosomes in a male. Most of them are sterile and it occurs in about 1 in 1000 male births.

And some of them are likely to have criminal tendencies.
Alot of crap here on NL

Olasco93:
99% of what is stopping guys from marrying most of them is because of their wrong Attitude and Bad Character.
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Some of them are ruled completely by their emotions 100%, using Make-ups and Fashion to cover their Real sense of reasoning...
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The painful part is that majority of them this days offer their Puna too quickly... Making themselves too cheap for guys!

Bros, the issue is not that they offer it too quickly, it's that they have nothing more to offer after.

Kondomatic:
This is funny especially your point A.

Guy, it is difficult to see women differently because majority of them intentionally portray themselves the way we see them.

Literally, you're saying that when I see a woman clad in the attire of a LovePeddler I should see her like God fearing lady because there are too many unmarried women out there? "

Bleep them all.

A lady who is serious about marriage will prepare herself for marriage and will marry, likewise guys.

The rest are gifts to enjoy while waiting for the one.

What savagery? Oba Akiolu must hear of this.

"Meanwhile, make the work easy for God by applying any of these" this is the best thing I picked from your very sensible writeup.

It's likely the woman is just "very sensitive " and reacted to continous assault of her sensitive areas. Accusing her is like a wife accusing her husband of releasing while being raped.

Does anyone remember that power and faith video?