81. Nigeria has been ruled for 30 years by Christians (25 years if Azikiwe is excluded).
82. Mujahid Asari Dokubo, the leader of the southern Movement for Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) and the most vocal enemy of the north, is a Muslim.
83. Nigeria is not roughly divided between a Muslim north and a Christian South. The far north, east and far south do have concentrations, but the rest of the nation defies such demarcations.
84. In the Southwest, Osun, Lagos, Ondo and Oyo have a higher population of Muslims than Christians according to counts. Benue, Nasarawa and Plateau in the north have Christian majorities.
85. According to the Senate joint committee, Nigeria's chief terrorist leader, Abubakar Shekau is not a Nigerian; he hails from Niger republic. {Shekau is believed by security services to be deceased.}
86. According to current demographics, after Hausa-Fulani (29%), Yoruba (21%), Igbo (18%) and Ijaw (10%) comes Kanuri (4%) and then Ibibio (3.5%) and Tiv (2.5%).
87. Not really a northern caucus, but it was late M. K. O. Abiola that orchestrated and sponsored the Buhari /Idiagbon coup and then again the Babangida coup overthrow of Buhari. -Shagari memoir, "Beckoned to Serve;" Babangida, "Karl Maier - Midnight in Nigeria." (Max Siollun)
88. The leading caucus is basically a childhood friendship: President Obasanjo was childhood friends with President Babangida, President Abacha and Commander Danjuma.
89. President Babangida was childhood friends with President Abdulsalam.
90. President Obasanjo graduated Abdulsalam who later became President and went on to hand over power to democratically arranged President Obasanjo.
91. Under the Presidential system, Nigerians have had 7 years total Northern rule and 11+ years Southern rule.
92. Total civilian rule, Parliamentary and Presidential, Nigeria has had 12 years Northern and 11+ years Southern rule.
93. 6 coups is the highest number of any nation in Africa. Nigeria along with Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, Uganda and Mauritania are the nations with 6 coups.
94. The Biafra war included a 'Mid West invasion.' The Midwest was either a battle field or in Biafra's sights-Dr. Nowamagbe A. Omoigui relays.
95. The Biafra 12th battalion headed by Lt Col Victor Adebukunola Banjo captured Benin and set out to capture Ibadan and Lagos.
96. The Biafra 13th battalion, led by Ivenso entered Kwara, now Kogi and captured Okene, Atanai and Iloshi.
97. Cameroon was an administrative part of Nigeria in 1945, hence the NCNC party (National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons). Towards independence the UN mandated British held former German territory, south Cameroon opted to join French Cameroon and not Nigeria.
98. J.C. Vaughn, Ernest Ikoli, H.O. Davies, Obafemi Awolowo and Samuel Akinsanya founded the Nigerian Youth Movement (NYM) in 1934 to promote national unity particularly between Yoruba and Igbo.
99. Azikiwe left Nigerian Youth Movement (NYM) because he claimed the organization had been seized by Yoruba's and it discriminated against Igbo's including himself.
100. Oyo defeats Ashanti: In 1764 the Ashanti army marched on Dahomey, Togo. At Atakpamé, the Ashanti army was ambushed and sacked by Dahomean infantry and female elite soldiers allied with forces from the Oyo Empire. Ashanti King Kusi Obodum was destooled after the defeat.
This compilation was created as a historical snapshot of peculiar events, for our benefit and that of Nigeria's younger generations.
Nigeria is a great country with its unique history and people! Remembering it will help us to shape a better path to the prosperous future

61. Borno: The capital city of Kanem-Borno, Ngazargamu, was one of the largest cities in 1658 AD; the metropolis housed "about quarter of a million people" and had 660 well planned, wide and unbending streets.
62. In 1246 AD the Kanemi of Borno created a sensation in Tunisia when he sent a gift of a giraffe to Al-Mustapha, king of Tunis.
63. Sokoto: Two-story buildings with constructions glazed with tsoluwa, (laterite gravel), 10 mile circumference city walls, some as high as 20 feet, is how 16th century Surame, a Sokoto metropolis created by empire ruler, Muhammadu Kanta Sarkin Kebbi, was. UNESCO describes Surame as "one of the wonders of human history, creativity and ingenuity."
64. Kano: In 1851, this city, one of the largest in Africa, made 10 million sandal pairs and 5 million hides for export.
65. Kebbi: Nigeria's Sorko Sea lords of Kebbi state, made ships (Kanta) which were used for far away expeditions, including the 1311 AD, 2000 ship, famous voyage of Songhai Empire's Mansa Abubakari II to the America's, decades before Columbus.
66. Yobe: The oldest discovered boat in Africa, and 3rd oldest on the world, the 8500 yr old Dufuna canoe was discovered by a Fulani herdsman in 1987 in Dufuna village, Fune LGA.
67. Ondo: Confusing evolution scientists, the 13,000 yr old Iwo-Eleru cave skull, the oldest human fossil remains found in West Africa, has 'ancient' (140,000 yr old Laetoli) features, yet lived in more modern times.
68. Benin Kingdom: The high quality and highly sophisticated bronze work of the Benin Kingdom dating as far back as the 13th century is a world wonder. Great works in iron, wood, ivory, and terra cotta products also highlight the empire's history.
69. Benin Kingdom: Lourenco Pinto, captain of a ship that carried missionaries to Warri in 1619, described Benin kingdom, 'Great Benin where the king resides is larger than Lisbon, all the streets run straight and as far as the eyes can see….'
70. Akwa Ibom: King Jaja of Opobo (1821-1891) founded Opobo city-state in 1867 and shipped palm oil to Britain independently of British middle men.
71. Ancient Greeks appear to have Nigerian roots as supported by the Benin Haplogroup or Haplogroup 19. According to Jide Uwechia, 'The Benin Haplotype (which originates from Nigeria, West Africa) accounts for HbS associated chromosomes in Sicily Northern Greece.'
72. Ilorin's Oba Afonja utilized Fulani warriors to help rebel against the Oyo Empire. The warriors after defeating Oyo took over Ilorin and Sheikh Alimi, their leader became the first Emir.
73. Much of north Nigeria was part of the Songhai Empire. Muhammad Kanta annexed Kebbi and other states between 1512 and 1517.
74. The Obasanjo military regime converted Nigeria from a Parliamentary system to a Presidential system of government.
75. Much of traditional pre-colonial Nigeria operated a parliamentary form of government. The council of elders could make or impeach the King.
76. General Johnson Thomas Umurakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi on 24 May 1966, with Decree No. 34, dissolved Nigeria's regions, creating provinces. He unified Regional Public Services under a single Commission. Riots were provoked in Kano and mutiny in Abeokuta; eventually there was a coup.
77. In 1967 Gowon split the four regions into 12 states.
78. Gowon's Decree No. 8 of 1967 after the Aburi conference restored Nigeria as a confederacy.
79. Late President Murtala Muhammed's dad, Pam Azatus Iyok was from Dogon-Gaba, near Vom in Plateau state, Nigeria's Middle Belt. Pam became a Muslim and married Ramat from Kano. Murtala Muhammed's wife, Hafsat Ajoke was a Yoruba lady.
80. Ex- President Yakubu Gowon from Jos state (Middle Belt) is a Christian. General Obasanjo was his Army chief who helped him defeat the Biafra attempted secession from 1967-1970

41. Nigeria has the 4th highest number of poor, living under a dollar a day in the entire world. 100 million are 'destitute' according to figures from the NBS (National Bureau of Statistics).
42. Nigeria, the 3rd biggest economy in Africa is 160th out of 177 countries in HDI (Human Development Index).
43. Nigeria has the highest paid legislators in the entire world.
44. Based on amount squandered, of an income of $81 billion per year, Nigeria is the most corrupt nation in the world.
45. The nation with the most defrauded people, aka 'mugus,' in history, is Nigeria. Successive administrations continue to loot a greater percentage of the nation's wealth, running in hundreds of billions of dollars.
46. Nigeria in 2013 was rated the worst country to be born based on welfare and prosperity projection.
47. Aliko Dangote funded Presidents Obasanjo, Yar'Adua and Jonathan's 4th republic campaigns. Buhari rejected funding from Dangote.
48. Usman dan Fodio (1754-1817) was trained in classical Islamic science, philosophy and theology and wrote over 100 books on society, culture, religion, governance and politics. He could only declare Jihad when he was made leader in Gudu {In Islam you can only declare Jihad if you are an official Muslim leader}.
49. The Borno Empire rejected Dan Fodio's colonization jihad. Al-Hajj Muhammad al-Amîn ibn Muhammad al-Kânemî not only militarily defended his Empire, but also did so by religious, theological, legal and political debates, challenging why a Muslim Empire should colonize another.
50. Kano history has it that a great warrior princess Magajiya Maimuna led her cavalry from Zaria to conquer Kumbwada.
51. Kumbwada in Kano today is ruled by Queen Hajiya Haidzatu Ahmed, who presides over up to half a million subjects. A throne curse which makes men sick and die, keeps males off the throne. {Sadly, the woman ruled Kumbwada is the least funded chiefdom in Nigeria}.
52. Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) is Nigeria's leading trade partner in Africa.
53. There are several Nigerian officials in the government of English speaking The Gambia.
54. There is a Nigerian origin, Yoruba chief in Accra. Chief Brimah is the only foreign Chief with a seat in the Ghanaian traditional council.
55. Cross River State: The Ejagham (Ekoi) people in the Southeast are believed to have originated the Nsibidi (Nsibiri) writing system which later spread to the Efik, Igbo, Ibibio, Efut, Banyang and Annag peoples.
56. Discovered in 1928, Nigeria's western region hosts West Africa's oldest civilization; the Nok civilization which flourished between 1000 BC and 300 BC. {Nok sculptures recently went on display disappointingly in Germany (not Africa).}
57. Finished in 1460 the Benin Iya or moat is a historic world defense wonder. Spanning 1,200 kilometers with walls as high as 18 metres, it is the world's largest archeological structure.
58. Sungbo's Eredo in Ogun state (6°49′N, 3°56′E) is a 100 mile system of up to 70 ft trenches and walls around Ijebu-Ode. It's Queen, Bilkisu Sungbo has been attributed to the Biblical Queen Sheeba (Queen Bilkis in Quran).
59. Lord Lugard estimated in 1904 that there were 170 walled towns still in existence in the whole of just the Kano province of northern Nigeria. He described Kano: 'Commercial emporium of the western Sudan.' Of its wall, he said, 'I have never seen, nor even imagined, anything like it in Africa.'
60. Osun: Queen Luwo, the twenty-first Ooni (ruler) of Ile-Ife paved the streets with quartz pebbles-and broken pottery, in 1000AD. The architecture had decorations that originated from Ancient America.

21. 1st republic Aviation Minister, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi hid former South African President, Nelson Mandela, for six months in Nigeria to evade his arrest by the apartheid regime.
22. Gangsta: In 1984 under the disciplinary Buhari/Idiagbon government, there was a sophisticated attempt to kidnap and repatriate ex-civilian regime minister of transport, Umaru Dikko from the UK, anesthetized in a freight crate, for the embezzlement of $1bn under the Shagari regime.
23. Valor: Part of the 'Forgotten Army,' Nigerians volunteered to fight with the allied forces among the 81st and 82nd West African Divisions, in the Second World War.
24. The Adubi war in 1918 was a major uprising by 30,000 Abeokuta Ebga warriors against the colonial government for colonization, taxation and slave labor. One British was killed and rail and telegraph lines destroyed. The British rewarded their soldiers with medals for quelling the uprising. Awape Adediran a Molashin/ Kingmaker was imprisoned for his active involvement.
25. Activist Mrs. Fumilayo Ransome-Kuti travelled widely, including to the Eastern bloc (Hungary, USSR and China where she met Mao Zedong). These interactions angered Nigeria, Britain and America. America called her a communist and refused her a U.S. Visa.
26. Mrs. Fumilayo Ransome-Kuti, legendary Fela's mother, was one of the delegates that negotiated Nigeria's independence in Britain.
27. According to Lord Luggard, there were 25,000 Qur'anic schools with about 250,000 pupils in the north.
28. Sardauna of Sokoto said he preferred foreign workers to Igbo's because he felt Igbo's are domineering. This was while Nigeria existed as regions with regional administrations.
29. Kaduna Nzeogwu killed Sardauna in Nigeria's first military coup.
30. In 1966, a mischievous Igbo owned bakery allegedly made a loaf of bread with a label that depicted Nzeogwu as the Saint in the 'Saint George and the Dragon' medieval tale, killing Sardauna, the 'dragon,' this labeled bread provoked deadly anti-Igbo riots.
31. Idrîs Aloma (1571-1603) King of Kanem-Bornu went on pilgrimage and came across firearms. He brought some guns back, along with Turks to train his army on how to use them.
32. Travel Visa was not required to travel to the United Kingdom in 1975.
33. A brand new car sold for N2000 in 1975. A ticket to London was less than N100 in 1975.
34. In 1976, 75 kobo exchanged for one British Pound and 60 kobo for one US dollar.
35. During the Shagari administration in 1985, N7 was exchanging for one dollar.
36. Nigeria took its first loan from the World Bank in 1977.
37. Obasanjo's first term and Babangida's regime oversaw the weakening of the naira.
38. General Buhari and Idiagbon rejected IMF demands that Nigeria devalue its currency.
39. Babangida's coup in 1985 was invaluable to the colonialists suspected to have been in support as it led to Nigeria accepting SAP restrictions, loans and crippling foreign monetary conditions.
40. Nigeria has 5 of the 10 richest pastors in the entire world, with net worth's according to Forbes, from $10-150 million. They are Pastors, David Oyedepo, E. A. Adeboye, Chris Oyakhilome, Mathew Ashimolowo and Temitope Joshua

Here we have tried to gather the most peculiar facts about Naija for the period of 100 years.
1. Nigeria, with a 2013 estimated population of 174,507,539 is the most populous Black nation and the 7th most populated nation in the entire world, trailing after-from least to most-Pakistan, Brazil, Indonesia, USA, India and China (1.3bn).
2. Nigerians are 1/5th the total population of Black Africa.
3. Nigeria, with 521 languages has the fourth most in the world. This includes 510 living languages, two second languages without native speakers and 9 extinct languages.
4. The Portuguese reached Nigeria in 1472. In 1880 the British began conquering Nigeria's south. The north was conquered by 1903.
5. Wole Soyinka is a Nigerian Nobel laureate. He wrote 'Telephone Conversation!'
6. With a net worth of $16.1bn, Nigeria's Aliko Dangote is the richest Black person in the world.
7. Yoruba and their bloodlines worldwide have the highest rate of twinning (having twins) in the world.
8. The 2006 Census found Nigerians to be the highest educated ethnic or racial group in America.
9. The Northern knot, Arewa insignia has Christian origins, investigation by Ibraheem A. Waziri revealed. It is adapted from the Church Celtic knot.
10. Pre-tribalism: Malam Umaru Altine, a northern Fulani man was the first elected Mayor of Enugu, in the east, and was even re-elected for a second term.
11. Pre-tribalism: John Umoru, from Etsako in today's Edo State (Western region) was elected for the House of Assembly to represent Port Harcourt in the Eastern Nigerian House of Assembly.
12. The Colonial Cantonments Proclamation of 1914 established 'foreign quarters,' 'Sabon Gari,' institutionalizing the Sabon Garuruwa system of 'foreigner' residential segregation in Nigeria.
13. Crispin Curtis Adeniyi-Jones (1876-1957) who the street in Ikeja, 'Adeniyi-Jones' was named after, was a medical director from Sierra Leone (a Saro). As a co-founder of NNDP, he won one of the Lagos 3 legislative council seats in 1923 and represented Nigerians for 15 yrs.
14. Saros was the name given to 19th and 20th century 'Creole' African literati migrants from Sierra Leone.
15. Amaros was the name for repatriated Brazilian and Cuban slaves; the 'Aguda' people of Lagos today. This Brazilian community includes deportees of the brave "Malê Revolt" in Portugal.
16. British colonization was not all 'happy trade,' but involved brutal terror against non-cooperation and stiff opposition. Captain Lord Esme Gordon Lenox, 'With The West African Frontier Force,' describes: "…we stormed down to Amassana, which was a town supposed to be friendly and fined them 25 goats and 20 chickens for non-assistance, then returned to Agbeni and burned half...October 1st was spent in continuance of yesterdays incendiraism by burning every town or farm we could see. I shudder to think of how many houses we have destroyed in these two days. On our way back to Egbbeddi in the afternoon we passed by Sabagreia and told our old friend Chief Ijor that most likely we should burn down Sabagreia the next day…"
17. Nigeria's population was just 16 million in 1911. It is projected to hit 444 million by 2050, surpassing the US and becoming the 4th largest in the world.
18. The population of Lagos today is about more than the total population of all Eastern states combined.
19. Lagos' population in 1872 was 60,000. By 2015 it will be the third largest city in the entire world.
20. Nigeria's north (719,000 sq. km), occupies 80% of Nigeria's land mass. In size it is four times the South.

Here’s some New Year’s quotes and sayings for 2014:
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“Your success and happiness lies in you. Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties,” – Helen Keller
“The object of a New Year is not that we should have a new year. It is that we should have a new soul and a new nose; new feet, a new backbone, new ears, and new eyes. Unless a particular man made New Year resolutions, he would make no resolutions. Unless a man starts afresh about things, he will certainly do nothing effective,” – G.K. Chesterton, English poet and writer
“Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365-page book. Write a good one,” -Brad Paisley
“Sometimes too much to drink is barely enough,” – Mark Twain, author
“New Year’s Resolution: To tolerate fools more gladly, provided this does not encourage them to take up more of my time,” – James Agate, British critic and diarist
“First you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes you,” – F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of “The Great Gatsby”
“Be always at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let each new year find you a better man,” – Benjamin Franklin
“New Year’s Day: Now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can begin paving hell with them as usual,” – Mark Twain
“Cheers to a new year and another chance for us to get it right,” – Oprah Winfrey
“I hope that in this year to come, you make mistakes. If you’re making mistakes, you’re doing something,” – Neil Gaiman, author

1. Be active.Whether you're going to the gym twice a day every day or you're taking walks around your neighborhood three times a week, make sure you are doing some sort of physical activity on the regular. Don't say you're too busy for it... we're all busy. You just need to make time for it (especially if you sit at a desk all week long). Whether that time is on the weekend, at 5:00 a.m. every day, or right before you go to bed, make it happen. Five minutes of crunches is better than nothing.
2. Take a vacation.We are given mandatory vacation days for a reason. Don't use them all on days for appointments and visiting home. Go somewhere warm! Go somewhere romantic! Go somewhere exotic and different. You have your own money now. And you certainly deserve it.
3. Have a crazy night(s) out.No, you don't have to get wasted every time you go out. You don't even have to drink every time you go out. In fact, you don't even need to go out that much. But make sure you have at least one wild night this year when you do go out (preferably more than one). And by wild night, I of course mean drink so much that you do stupid things you will most definitely regret the next morning while puking up pizza in the toilet. Everyone needs a good story every now and then.
4. Think.Think before you spend. Think before you eat. Think before you tweet. Think before you drink. A problem with us 20-somethings is that we rarely think -- we just DO. We have (barely any) money, so we spend it. We hate saying no, so we constantly find ourselves eating poorly and drinking way too often. We are under pressure by Instagram and feel the need to add a filter to every single picture we take and then post it on all social media sites we use. We tweet whatever is on our mind. And we post things on Facebook in the heat of the moment. This year, think before you do any of the above. Please.
5. Cook something.As a 20-something, you need to learn to cook. You should already know how to cook Yam and eggs -- and know how to use the oven. Now, spice up your pasta and eggs with new recipes... and of course learn what to do with meat, whether it's in a pot, the oven, the stove, or on a pan. Of course, microwavable meals are nice when you worked late or are just way too busy. But to be healthy, you must cook! I'm not saying turn into a chef... but look easy recipes up online. Cooking is really not that bad.
6. Get rid of fake friends.And stop being fake yourself! You graduated school. You're in the real world. There's no need to keep pretending you like so-and-so just because they're friends with your friends and you feel you have to. But there's also no need to be mean to people. You're too old for that. Be cordial, but don't go out of your way to make a friendship happen that's just not going to happen. Focus that energy on new friendships with people you actually like. Don't exclude people, don't be cliquey, and ignore any drama that attempts to come your way. Do YOU and don't worry about anyone else.
7.watch a TV show.Or just start watching good TV (it's out there). Pay your 20-something dues and watch HBO'sGirls. See what the buzz was about this year and check outBreaking Bad. Dabble inHomeland. Put on a pair of sweatpants and NetflixOrange is the New Blackfor an entire weekend. You might feel useless, but it's okay to be a waste of space sometimes (really, it is).
8. Buy something valuable.Whether it be a phone, a computer, a TV, a tablet, or a designer bag, treat yourself. Embrace your inner responsible adult by buying something you could never afford in college and then be responsible for that item. It will be good practice for having a child. Okay, not really, but whatever.
9. Call friends and family.No one calls people anymore. We just tweet, text, and... well that's about it since Facebook wall writing is now a thing of the past. We don't listen to people anymore, so our conversations are completely impersonal. When someone is being nice, we sometimes mistake them for being rude and of course never say anything because it's just a text. This year, take a few minutes every week (or couple of weeks) to call people. Of course face to face communication is ideal, but if you have to resort to something else and you really want to catch up with someone -- or keep up with someone -- give them a call.
10. Relax. Stop planning something for every second of every day and take a break. It's okay to sit on the couch and watch trashy TV once in a while. It's okay to go to bed early to catch up on sleep on a weekend night. It's okay to do absolutely nothing for an entire weekend once in a while. In fact, it's almost necessary at this point in our lives. Take a minute or two to sit down and not think every once in a while. You'll appreciate the lack of stress in your life a lot more than you did back in school.

1. Be active.Whether you're going to the gym twice a day every day or you're taking walks around your neighborhood three times a week, make sure you are doing some sort of physical activity on the regular. Don't say you're too busy for it... we're all busy. You just need to make time for it (especially if you sit at a desk all week long). Whether that time is on the weekend, at 5:00 a.m. every day, or right before you go to bed, make it happen. Five minutes of crunches is better than nothing.
2. Take a vacation.We are given mandatory vacation days for a reason. Don't use them all on days for appointments and visiting home. Go somewhere warm! Go somewhere romantic! Go somewhere exotic and different. You have your own money now. And you certainly deserve it.
3. Have a crazy night(s) out.No, you don't have to get wasted every time you go out. You don't even have to drink every time you go out. In fact, you don't even need to go out that much. But make sure you have at least one wild night this year when you do go out (preferably more than one). And by wild night, I of course mean drink so much that you do stupid things you will most definitely regret the next morning while puking up pizza in the toilet. Everyone needs a good story every now and then.
4. Think.Think before you spend. Think before you eat. Think before you tweet. Think before you drink. A problem with us 20-somethings is that we rarely think -- we just DO. We have (barely any) money, so we spend it. We hate saying no, so we constantly find ourselves eating poorly and drinking way too often. We are under pressure by Instagram and feel the need to add a filter to every single picture we take and then post it on all social media sites we use. We tweet whatever is on our mind. And we post things on Facebook in the heat of the moment. This year, think before you do any of the above. Please.
5. Cook something.As a 20-something, you need to learn to cook. You should already know how to cook Yam and eggs -- and know how to use the oven. Now, spice up your pasta and eggs with new recipes... and of course learn what to do with meat, whether it's in a pot, the oven, the stove, or on a pan. Of course, microwavable meals are nice when you worked late or are just way too busy. But to be healthy, you must cook! I'm not saying turn into a chef... but look easy recipes up online. Cooking is really not that bad.
6. Get rid of fake friends.And stop being fake yourself! You graduated school. You're in the real world. There's no need to keep pretending you like so-and-so just because they're friends with your friends and you feel you have to. But there's also no need to be mean to people. You're too old for that. Be cordial, but don't go out of your way to make a friendship happen that's just not going to happen. Focus that energy on new friendships with people you actually like. Don't exclude people, don't be cliquey, and ignore any drama that attempts to come your way. Do YOU and don't worry about anyone else.
7.watch a TV show.Or just start watching good TV (it's out there). Pay your 20-something dues and watch HBO'sGirls. See what the buzz was about this year and check outBreaking Bad. Dabble inHomeland. Put on a pair of sweatpants and NetflixOrange is the New Blackfor an entire weekend. You might feel useless, but it's okay to be a waste of space sometimes (really, it is).
8. Buy something valuable.Whether it be a phone, a computer, a TV, a tablet, or a designer bag, treat yourself. Embrace your inner responsible adult by buying something you could never afford in college and then be responsible for that item. It will be good practice for having a child. Okay, not really, but whatever.
9. Call friends and family.No one calls people anymore. We just tweet, text, and... well that's about it since Facebook wall writing is now a thing of the past. We don't listen to people anymore, so our conversations are completely impersonal. When someone is being nice, we sometimes mistake them for being rude and of course never say anything because it's just a text. This year, take a few minutes every week (or couple of weeks) to call people. Of course face to face communication is ideal, but if you have to resort to something else and you really want to catch up with someone -- or keep up with someone -- give them a call.
10. Relax. Stop planning something for every second of every day and take a break. It's okay to sit on the couch and watch trashy TV once in a while. It's okay to go to bed early to catch up on sleep on a weekend night. It's okay to do absolutely nothing for an entire weekend once in a while. In fact, it's almost necessary at this point in our lives. Take a minute or two to sit down and not think every once in a while. You'll appreciate the lack of stress in your life a lot more than you did back in school.

How many hungry people are there in the world and is the number going down? What effect does hunger have on children and what can we do to help them? Here is our list of top 10 hunger facts that everyone ought to know going into 2014.
1. About 842 million people in the world do not eat enough to be healthy. That means that one in every eight people on Earth goes to bed hungry each night. (Source: FAO, 2013)
2.The number of people living with chronic hunger has fallen by 17 percent since 1990-92. If the trend continues, we will fall just short of the hunger target in the Millennium Development Goals. (Source: FAO, 2013)
3. Most of the world's undernourished people are still to be found in Southern Asia, closely followed by sub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Asia. (Source: FAO,2013)
4. A third of all deaths in children under the age of five in developing countries are linked to undernutrition. (Source: IGME,2011)
5. In the developing world, one child in four is stunted, meaning that their physical and mental growth is impaired because of inadequate nutrition. (Source: The Lancet, 2013)
6. The first 1,000 days of a child's life, from pregnancy through age two, are critical. A proper diet in this period can protect children from the mental and physical stunting that can result from malnutrition. (Source: IGME, 2011)
7. If women farmers had the same access to resources as men, the number of hungry in the world could be reduced by up to 150 million. (Source: FAO,2011)
8. It costs just US $0.25 per day to provide a child with all of the vitamins and nutrients he or she needs to grow up healthy. (Source: WFP, 2011)
9. By 2050, climate change and erratic weather patterns could have pushed another 24 million children into hunger. Almost half of these children would be in sub-Saharan Africa. (Source: IFPRI,2009)
10. Hunger can be eliminated in our lifetimes. The Zero Hunger Challenge, launched by the UN Secretary General Ban ki-Moon, works to galvanise global support around this very objective.

1.Keep your expectations realistic.

2.Perfect the art of multitasking.

3.Get to know your neighbors better.

4.Don’t be afraid to ask the big questions.

5.Recognize your bad habits and work to stop them.

6.Always maintain a reasonable timeline for new endeavors.

7.Improve your conflict management skills.

8.Practice improved hygiene.

9.Be more assertive.

10.Be decisive when it comes to your love life.

11.Eat healthier.

12.Brush up on your math skills.

13.Focus on yourself.

14.Learn to weigh all the options when you encounter a new situation.

15.Work to fulfill your sexual desires.

16.Make more of an effort to exercise.

17.Get more in touch with your emotions.
18.And most importantly, don’t ever limit yourself to just one change.

Because you can be whatever you want in 2014.

Auxigen: NINE DAYS TO RESUMPTION!!!!!! HUH!!!!!!!!!

eiqht days ni...niqqas cant wait

REUBEN010:
Amen......To the undergraduate tuskites,lets nt relent in recipocating kind gestures cos we were once in need of guidance.

abi who be island?

As the year 2013 is coming to and end, we would like to present the list of Nigerian celebrities abused on Facebook, Twitter, blogs, forums and etc. most of all.
1. Tonto Dikeh

The talented actress, singer, dancer, activist and the self-acclaimed 'Poko Queen' has been subject of many controversies this year, ranging from envy, bleaching, indecency, delinquency and etc.
2. Cossy Orjiafor and Her Big Melons

Reputed to be the largest natural boobs in the Nigerian entertainment industry, they have also been a case of multiple controversies on social media. Its owner, Cossy, was often victimized for her big melons being too large, and always on display.
3. Beverly Osu

Facebook, Twitter, forums were full of Beverly's haters this year, especialy as she has became the first Nigerian to have life sex on a reality TV show.
4. Femi Fani Kayode

FFK is the originator of Nigeria first ever 'Intellectual Civil War'. It's hard to find anyone who can compete with him on controversial historical facts. This man knows all these like the back of his palms and he was greatly disliked by many Igbos for some of his statements.
5. Toke Makinwa

She's got beauty, dress sense, talent. We don't understand why many Nigerians hate her, but the funny thing is that she doesn't know how to handle her criticism, and you will never see her fighting on social media with a fan.
6. TB Joshua

If you don't want your mum to travel somewhere, just tell her that TB Joshua predicted an accident. This man is mostly criticised by believers, who argue that his deeds are often mysterious and suspicious. Many fake accounts on Twitter or Facebook use TB Joshua's name. One of them tweeted recently: 'ASUU strike would end when Arsenal starts winning trophies'.
7. Afrocandy

Nigerian actress and porn star Afrocandy has released Destructive Instinct soft port movie this year. The mother of two has no reason why she cannot dress the way Adam and Eve dressed after being created by God.
8. Eniola Badmus

This talented overweight actress, popularly known as 'gbogbo bigz girls' collected good money for breaking comedy Jenifa. She remains active on Instagram and Twitter and seems not to be moved by criticisms for being fat.
9. Wizkid

The most followed Nigeria celebrity on Twitter in some of his tweets showed disrespect to his fans. Nevertheless his fan base is growing, probably due to talented PR managers.
10. The Jonathans

He has been known for his trademark hats, she has been known for her eccentric language.
He had no shoes... She now has 3 PHd's.
He brought 'goodluck' for the Super Eagles... She is now called 'mama peace'.
These are just few ways of describing the 'Bonnie and Clyde' of Nigerian politics.
A wise man once said its impossible to please all the Nigerians. And indeed, this couple has had a fair share of insults from all the Nigerians.
The other people who also may have been included in the list are: Kemi Omololu Olonloye, Maheeda, Karen Igho, Ahmed Musa, Gambo, Senator Yerima, Jim Iyke, Juliet Ibrahim, Stella Oduah, Nyesom Wike

From France's military intervention in Mali and the Westgate terror attack in Kenya to the ousting of Mohammed Morsi as Egypt's president and the death of South African anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela, it's been a momentous year for Africa.
But can you remember some of the quirkier headlines from 2013? Here are 10 things we've learnt in the last 12 months.
1) KENYANS CAN RUN FASTER THAN CHEETAH
Villagers in north-eastern Kenya last month outfoxed cheetahs who were picking off a farmer's goats by outrunning them over a distance of four miles (6.4km) during the hottest time of the day. The cheetahs were captured live and handed over to wildlife officers.
Botswana's leader Ian Khama didn't get off so lightly in his encounter with a cheetah earlier in the year. He needed stitches on his face after being scratched by one as it was being fed in its enclosure at an army barracks.

2) DR CONGO'S LEADER SHOULD BE A RALLY DRIVER
President Joseph Kabila drove himself 930km (575 miles) along treacherously boggy roads from the central city of Kisangani to eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to visit territory recaptured from the defeated M23 rebel group.
His car got stuck in the mud several timesduring the week-long journey and the presidential guards had to get out and push.

3) AFRICAN ART IS A BIG BUSINESS
Angola won the Golden Lion award for the best national participation at this year's Venice Biennale, the world's most prestigious contemporary art event. This was followed in London by the first international fair dedicated to modern and contemporary African art.
And Kenya also held its first commercial auction of East African art in the capital, Nairobi, which saw totals bids of more than $215,000 (£131,000).

4) SOMALIS DAIL 888 FOR EMERGENCIES
Police in the Somali capital launched an emergency telephone service for the first time in more than 20 years. Mogadishu residents can now call 888 and the police will be sent out.
It is one of several services to return to the city, including a new fire department, a taxi company and street lights.

5) OMOSEXY DOES HOUSEWORK
Nollywood star Omotola J Ekeinde, known to her fans as Omosexy, told the BBC she doesn't wear make-up at home and pounds her own yam, a food staple in Nigeria.
The Nigerian actress was named as one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people in the world this year.
6) DREADLOCKS ARE VALUABLE
Thieves in South Africa are targeting people with dreadlocks, which they cut off and sell on the black market.
Shoulder-length dreadlocks are sold for between $23 (£15) and $70, while longer ones can fetch about $200.

7)MR MALBORO IS THE CONTINENT MOST-WANTED MAN
Islamist militant Mokhtar Belmokhtar was the mastermind of the deadly siege at an Algerian gas plant in January.
A one-eyed war veteran - he once fought Soviet forces in Afghanistan - he became known as "Mr Marlboro" because of his role in cigarette-smuggling across the Sahel to finance his jihad. For more than a decade French intelligence sources have described him as "uncatchable".

LiBERIA'S STUDENTS MAY NEED TO STUDY HARDER
None of Liberia's nearly 25,000 school-leavers passed this year's admission exam. A University of Liberia official said they did not have a basic grasp of English.
Ten years after the end of the West African nation's civil war, many schools lack basic education material and teachers are poorly qualified.

9) RUMBA STAR Tabu Ley Rochereau more prolific than most
DR Congo's much-loved musician Tabu Ley Rochereau died and thousands of people attended his state funeral held at parliament.
He composed more than 3,000 songs during his career and is thought to have had 84 children, although he only officially recognised 49.

10) VICTORIA FALLS COULD BE DISNEYFIED
Zimbabwe plans to build a "Disneyland in Africa" at the world famous Victoria Falls, the country's tourism minister told the BBC.
It "should be modelled along the size and the kind of vision that is on Disneyland, including hotels, entertainment parks, restaurants, conferencing facilities", he said

Christmas is an important day for Christian around the world. People celebrated Christmas as a symbol of the birth of the Christ and they celebrated it with Parties, gifts, free foods and drinks. Nearly one in every three people in the World celebrate Christmas. There are around 2.1 billion Christians around the world. In the United States Ninety-five percent of the people celebrate Christmas In this post, I am going to talk about top 10 interesting facts about Christmas that perhaps only view people know and you are not one of them.
1. At first Churches did not celebrate the birth of Christ until 200 AD. On that time, Alexandria Theologian decided to mark the birth of the Christ as the major event for all Catholics and Christians every 20th may By 380s, Pope in Rome decided to mark the birth of the Christ on 25th December. View decades afterwards; Pagan communities marked 25th December as the birth of the SUN of God.
2. The Tradition of Caroling on the street was started by rich businessmen from England who employed singer group to accompany their perambulations. The custom grew into different types of Choruses and we wish you a merry Christmas are the most popular one. Today this practice can be seen all around the world.
3. The first man who printed Christmas card was Sir Henry Cole from England in 1843. He was a busy man who had desired to save a Christmas spirit on a Christmas letters.
4. Gift gifting customs send Christmas cards, and other Christmas customs are not available only in the capitalism era. Since the time of ancient Rome, these traditions already available and people share gifts to respect the goddess of New Year Eve name Strenia.
5. History of the Christmas tree begun in 16th century and A German preacher named Martin Luther who started that tradition. One Christmas night, he brought a Christmas tree home because he saw the tree branches glittering stars and it was so beautiful so that after he brought it home, he told his kids that the Christmas tree is a reminder of Jesus Christ who abandoned stars in Heaven to bless all people on earth
6. in 1644 in England, the tradition of Christmas was banned base on the act of Parliament on that year. Christmas customs also were not allowed by the puritans and outlawed in Boston from 1659-1681. Governor Sir Edmund Andros was the one who revoked all the Christmas customs in 1681.
7. Did Santa live? Yes, he was. His name was St. Nicholas and he was a good priest who loved to give gifts and help the poor. By the 16th century, In Europe, the stories and traditions related to St. Nicholas nearly gone and one came with an idea to create a new figure of present deliverer to children every Christmas night. In UK, the new figure of Christmas present deliverer was created and he was called the "father Christmas. in France, father Christmas character was renamed Pere Wier . In Germany, Pere Neel' was renamed to be Christ Kind or the Christ Child. In U.S.A. Pere Noel' was renamed to be Kris Kringle' and last, Dutch settlers in US input the story and traditions of St. Nicholas back and Kris Kringle' was changed to be 'Sinter Klas' and than Santa Claus.
8. It is untrue that Christian has taken a Milthras cult belief to mark the birth of the Christ in December 25 In reality, Mithras cult had taken view Christian tradition into their custom and the belief has spread widely following the growth of Milthra's cult believers. Moreover, tradition-adoring shepherds did not available in Miltra's custom until the Virgin Birth of Christ spread throughout the world. In other word, paganism stole from Christianity and not the way round
9. Some people think that Xmas is not correct but actually they don't know that X in Greek language is pronounced 'Christos' and the means in Christ
10. The tradition of give and receive presents in Christmas day is a reminder to All Jesus followers about the time when 3 wise men gave 3 presents to him: Frankincense, Myrrh and Gold. Frankincense is a Jewish worshippers perfume and the gift was a sign that one day people would worship him, Gold symbolizes that Jesus will be the kings of kings and Myrrh, a perfume to aromatized dead body, symbolized that Jesus would suffer and die.

Lil Wayne lives! The 31-year-old artist found himself the victim of a death hoax on Monday, Dec. 16, when a video titled "RIP Lil Wayne, Rapper Found Dead" began making its way around Facebook and other social media sites. According to Spin, the video played off the fact that Lil Wayne is an epileptic, claiming the rapper died after suffering a seizure. And while the rapper is alive and well, it's hard to say if the same can be said for some people's computers. After all, the video requires users to share it on Facebook before watching it, which is a known template used to create viruses. Meanwhile, and proof that he is indeed still with us, Lil Wayne can be heard on Chris Brown's new song, "Loyal." The track is expected to be featured on Breezy's upcoming album, X. Speaking of Brown, a judge revoked the R&B star's probation on Monday, Dec. 16, in light of his October arrest for alleged assault in Washington, D.C. He was ordered to remain in the treatment facility where he's been living and continue to complete the 24 hours of community service per week that's required of him, take his prescription meds and abstain from marijuana (including the medical kind). The Grammy winner, who was sentenced to five years of probation in August 2009 after pleading guilty to assaulting Rihanna earlier that year, is about one-third of the way through a court-ordered three-month stay in rehab.

Report from Abia State has it that Abia State University, ABSU has joined University of Nigeria, UNN, Nsukka and the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) who declared in separate statements that educational activities in there institution are scheduled to resume on December 2, Monday. Unlike UNN and ESUT, ABSU has since 29th November, 2013 opened the school door to students and lecturers for resumption, thereby shunning the ongoing ASUU strike.
According to the report, the announcement declaring the school reopened was made on air by BCA Radio, Umuahia on November 28th.
However, there is not any reaction yet from ASUU, ABSU branch regarding this resumption, and Myschool.com.ng also gathered that there is no lecture or academic activities yet despite the resumption

The face-off between the Federal Government and members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU) may have taken another twist as the former is making plans to railroad the striking lecturers back to the classrooms.
University lecturers had embarked on an indefinite strike in July after accusing the FG of reneging on their promise of, among other things, injecting funds into the education sector. The lecturers had given stringent conditions for their return to classes demanding a payment of the four-month salary arrears of its members from July and the release of N200 billion that President Goodluck Jonathan promised to inject into the university system within the next two weeks.
The FG had countered these demands by ordering the lecturers back to school by Wednesday, December 4, reportedly directing the Inspector General of Police to make adequate preparations to forestall any form of violence which may ensue as the directive is being obeyed by willing lecturers.
According to reports, the FG delegation had met on Friday with vice-chancellors of Federal Universities to fashion out a way of ensuring that its directive is followed by their respective institutions.
The meeting which reportedly had the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) boss, Julius Okojie in attendance deliberated on replacing the striking lecturers with new ones and opening a register in institutions so that members that resume work would indicate by signing and those who fail to do so may be shown the way out.
Read the 10 things we gleaned from the deliberations below:
- There was an emergency meeting on Friday convened by the Federal Government and held with all vice-chancellors of federal universities at the National Universities Commission building in Abuja. The Acting Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom Wike, and the Executive Secretary of the NUC, Prof Julius Okojie, were at the meeting.
- The FG has directed the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, to deploy policemen to all federal universities in the country in its bid to ensure resumption of academic activities on or before December 4.
- To confirm this directive, the Police Public Relations Officer in Enugu, Ebere Amaraizu, said its men had been directed to man universities in the state to quell any protest that might result from the Federal Government’s order on lecturers to resume work on or before Wednesday.
- The Friday meeting which took place in Abuja began at 9am and lasted for two hours. Part of the meeting’s deliberations, also centred on how to recruit new lecturers to fill the space of ASUU members who might refuse to obey government’s directive. NUC boss, Julius Okojie was reportedly mandated to start the process of recruiting new lecturers by placing vacancy adverts in international journals and media.
- There are indications that vice-chancellors have been directed to call students back to campus by tomorrow in preparation for academic activities which should start early next week.
- The vice-chancellors were directed to open registers in their institutions where ASUU members that resume work would sign so that those who failed to resume could be shown the way out.
- Reportssay that the Federal Government was planning to adopt the Ghanaian method where lecturers were asked to re-apply for their jobs after a prolonged period of downing tools.
- It was revealed that Nigerian universities are currently in need of about 30,000 lecturers due to the shortage of lecturers in the university system.
- December 4 is a decisive day between the FG and striking university lecturers as the date had been set aside by ASUU to bury Prof. Festus Iyayi, a former President of the union who died in an accident on his way to a meeting in Kano. Iyayi had died on the Abuja-Lokoja road when the car his was travelling in collided with the convoy of the governor of Kogi, Idris Wada on Novermber.
Members of the Union had quickly made a decision to suspend its proposed NEC meeting indefinitely to honour the memory of the late professor.
- The University of Nigeria (UNN) chapter of ASUU yesterday said its members would not resume work until their demands are met. The UNN-ASUU also described the Minister of Education, Wike, as a “tout”.
“We have not heard from the President, so we cannot speak officially on the matter. It would be senseless to begin to react to a statement from Wike since he is a tout,” said Dr. Ifeanyi Abada, Chairman of UNN-ASUU.
Well, where do we go from here. Your guess is as good as ours. It is however, imperative that the two parties immediately find a way out of this impasse so as not to keeps students at home unnecessarily.

The world’s first séx school has
caused outrage in Austria after
teaching séxual positions and
caressing techniques in a ‘hands on’
manner.
In every class at every school there is
always one kid who never does his or
her homework. That is, until the
Austrian International Séx School in
Vienna opened its doors.
We can’t imagine they have any
problems in encouraging their pupils to
partake in some… extra curricular
activities.
Charging £1,400 per term the school
offers hand-on lessons in seduction –
and yes, hands-on means what you
think it does.
Students even live in a mixed séx
dormitory where they are advised to
help each other do their ‘assignments’.
The headmistress – Ylva-Maria
Thompson – is, perhaps unsurprisingly,
a pórn star and presenter of an erótic
TV show.
The 51-year-old said: ‘The emphasis is
on how to be a better lover. Séxual
positions, caressing techniques,
anatomical features. And we teach
people hands-on.’
However the school has had its critics –
TV adverts showing a couple having s*x
have already been banned, with many
claiming that the school is essentially
just selling séx.

There exists an icy wall between the reality most people believe and the truth. There are many people all around the world who believe in a massive conspiracy, one that has been passed down from generation to generation for the purpose of controlling humanity. The 13 bloodlines of the Illuminati gave the world a list of names, people to blame for those who have glimpsed through this wall of ice. Many have come in contact with it, and all leave with the clear and obvious truth that there is more to our reality than it seems. In the recent past, the icy wall has proven very clearly that it is a master of deception. It would have us believe the entire worlds currency are controlled by one family, the Rothschilds. The wall would like you to believe that a tiny country, formed not more than 70 years ago, is secretly pulling the strings of the largest and most powerful military machines the world has ever seen. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Zionists are not controlling the United States, or the British Crown. The Rothschild family, while certainly powerful, is not a sacred bloodline destined to reign. Take a step back, this is what the conspiracy theorists and truth seekers believe... to think that they are not victims of a grand delusion, a deception designed to place blame on a small faction of people is inane. The Illuminati in total, and the grand NWO conspiracy, are nothing more than the final layer of deception before the Apocalypse: the great delusionpromised in Revelation.
An apocalypse ( Ancient Greek : meaning 'un-covering'), translated literally from Greek, is a disclosure of knowledge, hidden from humanity in an era dominated by falsehood and misconception, i.e., a lifting of the veil or revelation.
The Illuminati are nothing but scapegoats, a fictitious movement based on a long dead secret society.The idea they stand forhowever, is very real.The difference, of course, between the two, is that what most people name the "Illuminati" is not a monolithic organization. It is not some grand conspiracy, made up of humans who have plotted in secret to deny the masses their liberties and their future. The icy wall that victims see is nothing more than an illusion, a monolithic front for a large group of loosely knit organizations who for a long time in our history had little to no interaction with each other. Organized crime, secret societies, religious groups, affluent families and secretive governmental organizations today embody what is seen as the Illuminati. Their dark secret, though, is not that they have all worked together in con cert for thousands of years in order to bring about the apocalypse, but rather that they had a real and constant contact with the being that has masqueraded as Godfor the same amount of time. These groups were separate and most believed they were working against each other for most of our history.. the factions of fascism, corruption, and communism were systematically used to infest and infiltrate the government of the United States of America. They used extortion, coercion, and infiltration in order to take over the enemy from within. This tactic is timeless, and it is the modus operandiof this alien influence. The greatest enemy, a force of liberty and freedom, has been destroyed not in open battle, but by changing its beliefs. A cancer has eaten away at the inner core of democracy, and now uses it as nothing more than a facade, the new opiate of the masses.
In recent time, these disparate groups have been made aware of each other, and made aware of the fact that the force they have been in contact with has infiltrated the highest level of international governance. Today, they most likely believe the same lie, that they will be the new masters of the planet, with the assistance of this nefarious force which has systematically used deceptionin order to seize control of the masses since the dawn of time. Their belief, of course, is driven by a mind controlled world view of no other option. In the end, they will be left with exactly what they see, a lost cause. What they most likely do not see is that they are being made an example of. That the international corporate imperialism will not be viewed by the masses as a natural result of greed, but rather as a systematic destructive force which has intentionally forsaken the planet by destroying its scarce resources and using them in order to make this world unlivablewithout theassistanceof an outside force, that may not be providing it.The global economy is being destroyed, as well as the global ecosystem, andall peoplewill be left with a single question

Kingsleypower@:
Waddup room Long time ooooo.
Anyways for those who applied for PHILOSOPHY.....!!230!! Is the cutoff point. The truth is that people have gotten Tired/Bored/frustrated/Indifferent etc of either this thread or UNIUYO.

#Kingsley say so#

good to have you back

lizzyslaw: @ Poster, Ȋ̝̊̅ dn't know anything about that university in particular so Ȋ̝̊̅'ll advice u generally.

U will need to prepare in terms of clothes. As a rule law students conform to a dress code. Black and white. Black trousers and skirts, white shirts and black suits. Depending on the particular university, the suit is negotiable for example in Ambrose Alli university, u must wear your suit whether the sun shines or the harmattan freezes. Acc. to Prof Aibony of AAU " you have to sweat it out. It is the profession of ur choice so you hv to get used to it cos one day, u'll be buried in your suit with the wig and gown" In uniben on the other hand, u can afford to wear just ur black trouser or skirt with a white shirt. For a guy, u need a black tie and for d girls ur white blouse should not have frills and embroideries. In both universities, jewellries r expected to be moderate without being ostentatious. This dress code is universal subject to the wearing of suits as determined by the faculty.

Will come back to address another area soon!

thank you

[color=#000099][/color]i was bad and dat i knw...the punishment dat i love was hanging on the bunk...very terrible

He says that his mother told him to "kill" anyone who bullied him
growing up.
He went by the names Shrimp Daddy and Baby D before Lil
Wayne.
His mom encouraged him to have a daughter at 15 because she
was lonely while he was on tour with Cash Money.
His first album is almost completely curse-free because of his
mother's wishes.
He has "Lucky Me" tattooed on his neck as an homage to the Jay-Z
song. He also has an entire verse from the song tattooed on his
leg.
He says that he stopped listening to other artists' music after Jay-
Z's The Black Album.
He met manager Cortez Bryant when he joined his high school
band's cymbal section, which Bryant led.
His mom encouraged him to have a daughter at 15 because she
was lonely while he was on tour with Cash Money.
He claims that his tour bus was shot up by angry groupies who
he wouldn't sleep with.
He admitted to having crabs once, and called it "the worst."
He identifies as Roman Catholic.
He's had one tattoo teardrop removed, at his mother's request.
Despite his frequent raps about selling cocaine, he says, "I haven't
sold a brick. I haven't had to see one unless I wanted to snort it."
He says that he stopped doing cocaine because it causes acne and
he's a "pretty boy."
His favorite song is reportedly "Cause I Love You" by Lenny
Williams.
He says that the cops who arrested him for gun possession in
NYC only interrogated him about his beef with Jay-Z.
When his Cash Money contract expired in 2006, he almost signed
a new deal with Jay-Z's Rocafella for a rumored $5 million. He
declined because he's a "loyal dude," but said it was "very tough."
He's said that his favorite song of his own is "!! The World."
He's said that his favorite guest verse of his own is on Destiny
Child's "Soldier."
He was into drama and theater at a young age, appearing in a
school production of The Wiz.
He dropped out of school at 14.
He says that his mom made him drop out when she saw him
putting a gun in his backpack.
He planned to re-release Tha Carter III as Tha Carter III: The Rebirth
before making Rebirth a separate project.
Soul legend Betty Wright suggested singers for him to sign when
he was president of Cash Money.
He told the women of The View that his diamond grill doubles as
braces.
His first tattoo was his stepfather Rabbit's name. He got it at 14
when he died.
His second tattoo was "Cash Money," which he got across his
stomach because he "wanted to be like 2Pac."
He says that he knows Trey Songz is a gangster because he "tried
to holler at [Trey's] girlfriend and she said no."
He and Birdman planned to shoot a film for their collaborative
album Like Father, Like Son.
He attended cla##es on campus at the University of Houston,
where he majored in Psychology.
He switched to online cla##es at the University of Phoenix
because of his hectic schedule.
He once planned to score a film for fling Karrine "Superhead"
Steffans.
He once had to scrub graffiti off of Birdman's house in New
Orleans.
He says that Nirvana is his favorite band.
He goes by Wayne instead of his birth name, Dwayne, to
disa##ociate himself from his father, who has the same name.
He was engaged to Lauren London.
He was also engaged to Nivea.
But he actually married Toya, and they later divorced.
Trina was pregnant with his child but had a miscarriage.
We Are Young Money and Rebirth were initially planned to be sold
as a double album.
He says that his mother told him to "kill" anyone who bullied him
growing up.
He plans to make Tha Carter V his last album and retire at 35.

1. Total Number of Sperms per Ejaculation
For a man to be considered fertile the total number of sperms per
ejaculation should be at least 40 million. Any volume below this
amount is regarded as insufficient sperm concentration.
2. Alive Sperm Percentage
Minimum number of sperms to be alive are to be 75% of the
sperms ejaculated. This means that it is quite normal for around
25 % of all the sperms ejaculated to be dead and immobile.
3. Percentage of Sperms Swimming
Forward
In this measurement it doesn’t matter if the sperms swim quickly
or slowly but it is important for at least half of the sperms to be in
constant swim… where? The forward direction.
4. Percentage of Sperms with Normal Shape
At least 30 per cent of the sperms should have a normal shape.
The shape of a healthy sperm is standard defined by the medical
professionals.
5. Minimum Swimming Sperms Percentage
Normal sperm collection should have a minimum of 25% of them
swimming forward. This swimming motion should be fast and
active otherwise the sperms are not labeled as healthy.
6. Declining Sperm Count General Trend
More than few statistical data as well as professional examinations
have suggested that male fertility is on a decline around the world.
7. Testicular Trauma Causes Low Sperm Count
Any excessive trauma in form or hitting, punch or whack to the
testicles during the childhood or adulthood period could possibly
be the cause of male infertility.
8. Improving Sperm Count
To improve the sperm count number many suggestions can be
made. Some of these include consumption of diets that are rich in
anti-oxidants and certain semen boosting vitamins and
supplements.
9. Sperms Growing and Collecting Period
Every single sperm has a growing period of 64 days to become a
complete sperm. At this point the sperms moves right along the
20 feet long coiled tubes called epidiymis for another 12 days to
mature and collect with other sperms.
10. What Causes Low Sperm Count
Some studies and theories have suggested more than a few
habits, food and drinks that can cause low sperm count in males.
Some of which are smoking, pesticides and hormones imbalance,
certain food, EMF (remedy could be Earthing Products), alcohol,
plastics and more.

The ongoing Academiv
Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) has
suffered a major
setback as the the
Adekunle Ajasin
University, Akungba
Akoko (AAUA) in Ondo
State has pulled out. In
a statement signed by
its registrar R.B Olotu,
the school directed its
students to resume for
the second semester
on November 25th
2013. The statement
read “All Students of AAUA are hereby
Informed that academic activities of the 2nd semester of
2012/2013 session truncated as a result of the ASUU national
strike are to resume on Monday, 25th November, 2013 with
the continuation of registration on the University portal, while
lectures are to start on Mon, 2nd December, 2013.
We gathered that six universities including Imo State
University (IMSU) will follow suit in days to come.

chimex38: 1 person no fit answeg dis questions. Na team work with:
smartest
intelligent
wisest
great philosophers
professors in relevant field
motivational speakers
Brilliant minds
etc.. If dis is not enough

if possible we resurrect Aristotle & Thomas aquinas...if dis one no do
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.
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Albert Eiestien soul...INVOKED

shake my head for u

Olastep1: Am i smart?
No.
quite exited very rare my emotions are precious lets wait til then
myself ofcourse none of the above so i'll be the scape goat? former. Those blind crushes. Hahahahaha hahahahahahaha to be honest, none is despensable. full p¤rn ke? No tym to waste tym The Rolling Stones matter. Energy will surely fade with time none yet and none ever former it actually depends on the context n u expect a reasonable person to answer this? probably former. Be able to read op's mind and everyone else including my future wifey. Hahahahaha Olastep's language hahahaha. but its inappropriate. N if not, i'm not a *** maniac!
absoluty bad laughable indeed ....lol all is important but the brain is invaluable seriously, i'm less passionate about looks nevertheless, beauty is fair. i cant. I dont have to be a patient inorder to treat someone illness.

if i would score u...it would be 78%...u tried but some of your answers were inconclusive and u added a bit of humour to it.....kudos8-)

A. If you could get away with one murder in your
lifetime without any legal, social, or emotional
repercussions, would you kill someone?
B. What is your first thought when you receive a
message on Tumblr, are you excited for the idea of
someone from potentially the other side of the world
wanting to talk to you or fearful that someone will
criticize you?
C. Have you ever looked down on someone because
you thought your religious views were superior?
D. Would you rather know everything the universe
has to offer but in exchange lose all emotions or
remain the way you are now?
E. If you could live and be healthy without sleeping or
eating/drinking, which would you cut out of your life?
F. If you could take on the exact body and form of
anyone else on Earth, who would it be?
G. Would you rather burn or freeze to death?
H. If it meant it would solve all world hunger, war,
disease and bigotry, would you spend the rest of
eternity in Hell?
I. Was the first crush in your life something you had
or something someone had on you?
J. Could you live without having sex ever (again) in
exchange for eternal youth?
K. Have you ever watched a full length pornographic
movie?
L. The Beatles or The Rolling Stones?
M. If you could have the ability to manipulate matter or
energy, which would you choose?
N. What was the worst nightmare you ever had?
O. Would you rather spend one year with your one
true love just to never see them again or the rest of
your life with second best?
P. All the sequels/remakes/adaptations/rip-offs in
movies nowadays, good or bad?
Q. Would you rather be dirt poor and emotionally
fulfilled in life or be rich beyond imagination and
emotionally dissatisfied for life?
R. Do you have any (secret) feelings of bigotry to any
group of people?
S. Would you rather be the only person in the world
that can read minds or have everyone else in the
world be able to read minds except for your own?
T. If everyone in the world would automatically only
know one language, which language would you
choose?
U. If you were old enough and not in a situation where
it would be inappropriate, would you sleep with one of
your (past) school teachers/professors?
V. A world without religion, good, bad, neutral?
W. The men's rights movement, legitimate cause or
laughable, and why?
X. You can eliminate one of your five senses to
substantially strengthen the others, which one and
would you do it?
Y. Do looks mean anything to you? Don't lie, could you
fall in love with someone you thought was ugly?
Z. Can you understand the mindset and logic used by
the opposite spiritual opinion? An atheist understanding
the belief in a higher power and vice versa.