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djon78:Bros the virtuous woman you are talking about may be another another shy or shrew lesbian or sugar girl somewhere. You may not. Understand what I'm talking about. Women enjoy sex more than men. Take it or leave it |
Long overdue. Are they just waking up from slumber?? |
In Nigeria the best response is to tell the people to fast and pray. I keep wondering why they setup up NEMA and a host of other parastatals. Useless pipoo everywhere |
djon78:My brother your woman of virtue maybe someone else's Bleep dog. Toto no get gauge or metre. Believe that a woman is virtuous at your own peril. I'm talking from experience. From the prophetess to the pious prayer team leader lady to the greeter to the usher to the praise/worship song leader to the chorister to the Cell host all na wash. These girls drink sperm like no man's business. They only need to make sure u can keep a secret. |
I'm not surprised. When u go to Chinese trade fair and see prototypes of technology they display you'd cry all the way down to Nigeria |
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All this rubbish just to fvck. Op is the reason why some ladies are rude to some men. Why do you guys overrate wooing a lady. The truth is that you could waste a good precious time trying to get a lady's attention whereas a guy man will just play a fast one and fvck her brains out in a day or two. Keep forming gentleman. There's no lady that is not attracted to good looks, comfort and spending spree. So increase your hustle get cash and believe me you'd fvck her and she'd lay in your chest gossiping about the gentleman that's taking things easy to get between her laps. |
EdifiedCEO:All these and his legitimate/monthly salary is not upto 200k. What shall it profit a man to acquire all manner of academic certifications and still live in poverty? Na wao |
Amalgamation of Nigeria The presidency of GEJ The Presidency of PMB The dictatorship of Sani Abacha, IBB etc The Nigerian CIVIL war The religious nature of Nigeria |
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satelliteDISH:What do you call all the funfare in Oyibo land |
Rich cultural heritage |
Igbos no doubt are the richest in Nigeria. They have the largest concentration of people that live above poverty line as a result of their penchant for self reliance and competitiveness not only amongst themselves but in the environment where they find themselves. Igbos love to migrate in search of greener pastures An average Igbo is very ambitious and never cows at economic challenges. They can adapt easily to economic swings of any given location. They have proactive business tendencies and inborn informal business forecast skills thus making them willing to delve into virtually every form of commercial activity. You'd see them VIRTUALLY in control of most sector of commerce like: Household Electronics Mobile Phones, ICT equipment Office and Hospital Equipment Clothing and Apparels Cosmetics products Groceries Automobiles and Spare Parts Building Materials Public Transportation Household commodities General import and Exports Hospitality amongst others You can still feel their commendable presence in other sectors that they are not in dominant control of like: Manufacturing Oil and Gas Banking Forex Craftsmanship Real estate Food and Beverages Hospital and Healthcare etc There's no state or town in Nigeria that you can't find a market dominated by Igbos. Igbos own at least 60percent of the hotels in Nigeria. Apart from the indigenes of host states Igbos are the highest number of landlords and property owners in every state in Nigeria. An average Igbo man is very afraid of poverty that's why some can even venture into narcotics trade just to escape poverty. Apart from few Areas with heavy Federal Government presence like Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt, Igbo states/regions are the most developed in Nigeria despite being war torn in the inglorious Nigerian civil war of 1967-1970 Call it chestbeating or anything but its a verifiable fact. |
For weeks now, the online community that follows Chinese military affairs has speculated about photos indicating China’s first homebuilt aircraft carrier, known for the moment as the Type-001A, would sail for the first time. The carrier looked finished, cleaning crews appeared to be making final preparations, and navy personnel were seen boarding the ship in large numbers. Once upon a time, the job of getting photos of new Chinese military equipment was done secretly by spies on the ground and satellites high above. That work continues, of course, but these days it is supplemented by local enthusiasts who post images on Chinese social media channels of new weapons systems taken at their local airfields and shipyards, which then find their way various Twitter accounts and English-language forums, such as SinoDefence. On Sunday, these forums showed unmistakeable images of China’s new carrier finally moving away from shore under its own power. In larger strategic terms, what does it mean? 1. China has built its own aircraft carrier. Does this mean China is now competing with the US as a global military power? Far from it. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, the US spent US$611.2 billion on defence in 2016 while China spent $215.7 billion. In raw measures of military power, such as numbers of nuclear weapons, foreign bases, aircraft carriers, nuclear-powered submarines, and forces that can be deployed at short notice anywhere on Earth, the US and China are not in the same league. In fact, China is probably not trying to catch up. There’s not much evidence China aims to have global military capabilities on a par with the US. But China almost certainly wants to be the leading power in the Asia-Pacific, and given that the Chinese economy is already roughly as large as America’s, that should be achievable, at least in terms of the cost to its budget. 2. Does China have two aircraft carriers in its navy now? Not quite yet. Yes, China already has a refitted ex-Soviet carrier in service. This new ship was launched about a year ago and has now commenced sea trials, which means its propulsion, navigation, and safety systems are being checked out. Then there’s the long process of integrating the ship’s air fleet by testing its ability to operate various types of aircraft in different conditions. The carrier is expected to enter PLA Navy service in 2019 or 2020. When it does, China will be the only country other than the US to operate more than one large aircraft carrier. That club used to be much bigger (during the Vietnam War, Australia had two carriers), but these days it’s pretty exclusive. Eventually, the UK and India will each have two large carriers also, and maybe Russia, although that’s a long shot. China is not expected to stop at two, and in fact the third and subsequent carriers will be larger and more powerful than the first two ships. 3. How good is this ship? It’s not as good as any of the US Navy’s 11 aircraft carriers, which are larger, carry more aircraft, and can launch these aircraft faster and with heavier payloads. US Navy carriers are nuclear-powered, giving them almost infinite range and endurance, and the US has decades of experience, including countless combat operations. But matching the US may not be the point, at least not yet. These carriers will be useful in the Asia-Pacific, where China already has the biggest navy, with the margin of superiority likely to grow. And in the South China Sea, where Beijing’s potential adversaries have weak air and naval forces, the modest capability provided by this new carrier and its sister ship, Liaoning, may be enough to tip the balance. 4. Why does the front of the ship angle up like that? That’s colloquially known as a “ski-jump”. Aircraft carriers are big, but for large aircraft there’s not much space to gather speed and lift for take-offs. In order to make sure aircraft don’t dive into the water as they leave the deck, the ski-jump helps generate just enough lift to ensure a successful take-off. It’s simple technology (no moving parts), but less effective than the “catapults” used by the US and French navies, which hurl aircraft off the ship at much higher speeds, meaning they can operate larger aircraft carrying more fuel and more weapons and sensors. They can also launch more sorties. Altogether, that means much more combat capability. China’s next carrier, rumoured to be under construction already, will also have catapult take-off technology. 5. Are aircraft carriers even useful nowadays, or are they just floating targets? An important question, and a huge debate among naval strategists. The irony here is that the country which has done more to bring the viability of aircraft carriers into question is China, through the development of its so-called anti-access/area denial strategy. China has developed a vast array of anti-ship weapons, among them its “carrier killer” DF-21, the first ballistic anti-ship missile. So if China has been so effective at making carriers vulnerable, why invest billions in building its own? Well, we shouldn’t dismiss the possibility that it is a mistake – goodness knows governments (and military brass) make plenty of those. This could be a giant exercise in bureaucratic warfare by the PLA Navy, or an ego-boosting exercise by China’s leaders, or a government make-work scheme to protect shipyard jobs (it could never happen here …). But assuming China has a plan, what could it be? Well, as vulnerable as carriers now are to what we might call a “peer adversary” with advanced anti-ship weapons, it is also clear from America’s experience over the past few decades that carriers can be incredibly useful against countries that don’t have such weapons – like Iraq, for example, or Afghanistan or Serbia. So China may think carriers will be useful not to face down the US, but against much smaller countries. https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/faqs-china-new-aircraft-carrier |
Waiting and watching |
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Good but to be honest Trump didn't lie. Nigeria is the master shithole country anyways |
Still searching for the joke |
What do u expect when the IGP is the patron of grammer blunder. |
What a healthy way to lose weight. Some people are trading all manner of packaged slimming food and supplements. It's more like get rid of one sickness and acquire another. |
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Op let's see your size. |
Guy man needs to replenish and measure up fast and earnestly. Flexing with Dangote is not an easy task. If you know you know. |
aAK1:Whats the mileage. Whats the year of manufacture |
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Eeya |
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