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wasted corner!

Tinablack: Funny, I ws already a graduate nd studyn 4 my masters wen I startd visitn unec



So sweetheart, kindly tink b4 u spew.

D truth tho bita must b told.

I'm happy for you pretty.
If you still have any fixation on UNN you can consider a PHD there.
Have to warn you though they are very picky and your grades must be impressive.
Don't want you to be bitten twice.

Tinablack: NATURALLY nt ACADEMICALLY. U said it urself.


Belive it or nt,UNN s living on her Past Glory!

V bn der often. Ibiam hostel s more like my 2nd home. I knw UNN beta sweet.

Nd STOP fooling ur self. UNN s no longer wat it used 2 b.

Its jst d skeletal remains we c.

Ds days d so called lions abi lioness no longer roar in d society dae BLEAT.



Take it or leave it.
U dnt av 2 agree wit Me...



NB) hell helps u, u abuse me. I will send u on exile wit words.

Slow down pretty
Don't get so bitter about being refused admission.
Just forget about the past and move on.
Everyone musn't be a lion/lioness.
Just be contempt with what you have and God will surely bless you.
If you still want to be a lioness, just work harder or consider a PGD, there is nothing hardwork and determination cannot do.
Bend down study harder and you'll make it.

Gbawe: Abeg, help me tell dem. Some people don't even realise the negative image of themselves they portray to others with their antics here. Their writing only show inferiority complex, insecurity and an unhealthy 24/7 obsession with others. I don't know what concerns Akwa Ibom with this thread and I don't know the sort of bad belle that will not allow some to simply and graciously leave others to celebrate a positive achievement, whichever way one looks at it, in a State and region they live in/use or are affiliated with.

By eulogizing a governor for building a 400m bridge, u are unwittingly fuelling mediocrity and corruption.
It's got nothing to do with any complex.
He is just performing his constitutional duty.

Josh090: Wait, are you saying there's also a fly over being constructed in enugu presently or recently?
Let's try and reason with our heads for a second, your next door neighbour bought a new car and feels like throwing a party, why shld u go to the party to tell dem your boss has a car too? Common ppl don't go abt life like this!!

So fly over is now your most coveted human infrastructure and the major yard stick for assessing human development.
Pls i hate to blow anyone's trumpet but the road constructed through Akwata hill and valley will build 3 of Amosu's flyovers.

dayokanu: You are senseless You know why?

Whats the allocation of Akwa Ibom and whats the allocation of Ogun.

If you want to make a comparison, Compare Akwa Ibom to Rivers, Bayelsa or Delta fellow oil producing states

And you carried your senselessness further comparing Enugu with Abeokuta. Since when has Enugu beome a capital. if you must know Enugu has been a capital for over 60yrs.

Why not compare Enugu with its peers like Kaduna and Ibadan other first republic regional capital and put your useless Enugu to shame

Pls if u dont have info quit exposing yourself.
I simply compared the allocation being received by Enugu vs Ogun.
FYI virtually every road in Enugu today was reconstructed in the past 8 years.
And ur brain conviniently forgot to tell u that Enugu was virtually destroyed post civil war and was rebuilt afterwards barely 40yrs ago and u are here telling me it's been capital for over 60yrs unlike Abeokuta.
Ogun was created in the 70's when Enugu was still in rubbles so why should i not compare the two.
Pls remove ur bigotted googles.

newacca: This will be the first bridge to be constructed in the entire state since its creation in 1976.

U are wrong! This first to be constructed with state govt fund. The first fly over bridge was created in Sango by Fed.Govt facilitated by Baba Obansanjo.

God bless Gov.Amosun
God Bless Ogun State

This thread is outright depressing and shameful.
To be sincere a state like Ogun with its close proximity to Lagos is primitive and backwards.
How can one be rejoicing over a 500m flyover.
What do u want those in Uyo to do, perhaps to mould a graven image of Akpabio and worship it.
Even Enugu receives a smaller allocation and is achieving a lot more.
Pls pple shld learn how to stop eulogizing our leaders senselessly.

1. Quota system
Whereby Aminu who scored 200 will be admitted in the place of Ngozi who scored 250 therefore less qualified students are admitted, lowering the standards.
2. State employment policies
Seun cannot easily secure a job in Katsina, unless he changes his name to Musa, even when Katsina is in dire need of teachers.
3. Islamic schools
Will teach u how to recite the Quran off hand but how will this benefit the society at large?

seunajia: WTF? Which spirit dey call you? LWKMD

LWKMD chai!
"espri de call"
"the spirit de call"

[quote author=GARRI (x7)]Like some posters have stated, an autopsy to determine the actual circumstances surrounding the deaths ought to be the first step.

Waving 5m to people to lure them to volunteer information is an intellectually lazy approach..[/quote]Why did u chose to reason with only one of your cerebral hemispheres?
Does offering 5m for information mean that other investigation into the matter has been grounded?
Offering reward for info is standard practice the worldover.
Sorry but u sound incredibly stewpid.

The simplest explanation is a capsized boat with bodies washed up later.

logica: Hahahaha...after all I said.

OK once again you need lessons and I have a bit of time to teach you.

Firstly, killing by strangulation is not just an unpleasant way to die; the experience will also be unpleasant for the would be killer except:

1. He genuinely hates the victim; it is personal.
2. He is a sadistic killer.

To kill by strangulation requires being in close quarters with the victim unlike shooting with a gun which sort of makes the killing less personal.

Given the option of strangling or shooting, I can bet you Nigerian policemen would settle for the latter. While I know several of them could be sadists, I don't think they have the kind of patience to kill by strangulation.

Mind you, strangulation also requires the killer to be strong and patient. The killing is tedious and I do not expect anybody to have that kind of patience to wait for several minutes as the victims struggles till he dies. Now multiply that by the number of victims. Thirty?

If you insist, I will tell you the most likely killers were kidnappers. These may be victims kept for long in a camp; and the kidnappers for whatever reason decided to do away with them. I am sure kidnappers have no scruples and will murder people in anyway they decide to (including poisoning, drugs, strangulation...)

If a boat capsizes along the river Niger, the victims may float to any of its tributaries of which this river is one.
Pls lets use our common sense before we start blaming unseen forces.

Is just any kind of trash they use?
Dont know if Nigeria can export to them.

jason123: Please shut your mouth!!! Where they begged to invest in Lagos?! There is nothing more irritating than that statement!! Please SE, sell your investments and move back to the SE states!! As if they invested in Lagos to simply develop Lagos and not to make money! Waste men! What about all the "mama, we dey go Lagos"?! Is that to invest in Lagos?!!!


Guy, please SHUT THE EFF UP!

WOW!
Slow down Joson.
U obviously suffer from some sort of selective amnesia.
Lagos was the capital of the country for a long time.
And if u yap from now till kingdom come, it does not change the fact that it IS the country's collective resources that built Lagos and IS sustaining it.
Tmr some eejit will wake up and start ranting on how Abuja does not need oil.
Or are u saying it is SW that built Lagos and then conviniently chose to/ lacked the mental or financial capability to convert relic Ibadan , Osogbo etc to boom cities?

She definitely can't fly economy.

if u dont like the ubiquitous nature of toyota, u could consider a nissan tiida or nissan sentra.
If u dont want to buy petrol then take a look at the nissan micra.

gulfer: Clap for yourself for the analysis. Do you know brother Johnson's of FUN-TIMES fame; if you did you'll get the sarcasm in my question.

Spare us abeg!
You obviously, meant what you said.
He just presented a superior arguement so learn from it and stop hiding under the cloak of sarcasm.
Hope you know, it requires a certain level of intelligence to be truly sarcastic.

I think medicine should be reserved for only federal universities.
Most state governments cannot handle the funding of medical schools.

Nigerians choose Japanese cars because they are generally cheaper and easier to maintain.
However, over time the Japanese car industry has continuously improved.
If you visit any car ranking site, u'll see that the japs get very good reviews and often top the category.
When it comes to reliabilty and running costs the japs do well, and for Nigeria these 2 parameters are very important.
European cars tend to be better in ride quality and so will often take the cake in the luxury category.
Japanese cars also have different specs for the various countries they import to.
An American spec jap has an arguably similar build quality with the European brands.

CarmelloANGEL: Some big cities @ nyt

Falls off the floor and dies laughing!

see the loooooong list of viewers salivating at tribal bigotry.

This is a biography many Nigerians can relate to.
The background of the president and his wife puts them in a position to view life from the perspective of the middle class Nigerian.

The very popular Jenifa movie is about to get yet another sequel that will entail the international exploits of Jenifa in Jamaica and the United States of America.

Funke Akindele-Oloyede, the producer and actress of the famed Jenifa role, has revealed exclusively to Channels Television that another sequel to the Jenifa movie franchise will soon be out and it will be about the trip of her alter ego to Jamaica and New York.
Jenifa, a very successful movie about the plight and antics of a village girl schooling in a major city will have the fourth sequel which will be about Jenifa’s international exploit.
According to her, the movie was shot in Caribbean Island of Jamaica and in New York.
She also revealed that another TV series titled ‘Season 3’ will also hit the airwaves soon and the shooting of the series will commence in a few months.
The newly wedded actress also spoke about how she’s slowed down her acting pace to give room for the home front and how she’s setting up a school of drama to help upcoming actors to hone their skill with requisite training.
She also went back to narrate how her acting career began, playing the teenage role in the TV series “I Need to Know”, when she was way ahead of her teen ages.
http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/01/05/jenifa-goes-to-jamaica/

This shows that a square peg does not belong to a round hole.
Kudos to the prof.

[quote author=ola_pluto]Like I pointed out earlier, and someone is pointing out again. Maltina, Malta guiness, etc are all BEERS!!! They are however non-alcoholic. So is Maltina haram?[/quote]Malt drinks are not beers.
They are non alcoholic brews.
The term non alcoholic beer is a misnomer.
Beer by definition is alcoholic just like wine.

[quote author=Gabriel_sylar]widowsssssssssssssssssssssss wat killed 1000 men[/quote]Dont see it that way.
Remember that it's one man 4 wives so the death of one man creates 4 widows.
It will take the death of about 200 men to create 1000 widows.

Very primitive people

[quote author=obo_man]Even looking closely at the staircase that leads towards the plane, you could see rust...lol


Pls don't patronise this Dana Coffin ...[/quote]The staircase is not part of the plane.

What's with these unfortunate immigrants trying to derail this thread nah.

OP well done.
They seem to be obsessed with round abouts.
Very elaborate decorations on them.

Truckpusher: *Grabs eagchild by the neck and load the disrespectful thing into my oldest and dirtiest truck and truckpush the olodo into a dangerous traffic*

LMAO!