₦airaland Forum

*munches popcorn, waits for part 2 of this drama to begin*

http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2012/02/daily-chart-9

Kind of interesting (least to me)

https://media.economist.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/original-size/images/2012/02/blogs/graphic-detail/20120218_WOC597.gif

Wow. Still no comments from @ndu_chucks and the rest of these northerners?

They seem to have plenty of time for commenting on things that don't concern them.

But none for issues that affect them and their region acutely.

Tsk, tsk, tsk.

Minding anyone's business but his own seems to be his modus operandi.

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keep up the good work man (or woman)

Seunn11:
The Isreali government has sent special emmisary to the final funeral rite of the leader of Ndigbo. Two nuclear submarines have landed in Enugu. This gesture is to help secure the Ndigbo territorial waters and also do the final gun salute.

LWKMD

You could probably write an interesting science fiction book based on the OPs title, i'd read it

Dede1:
I guess you realize sparsely populated area with large land mass does not indicate high population.

I am well aware of the fact that these two variables are independent. In fact, I seem to have been the first person in this thread to emphasize this

^- If you have 3 consecutive #s, then you are taking X, X+1, X+2, summing, and then dividing by 3. The answer will always be X+1.

Odechukwu needs to stop acting foolishly, and then the insults will stop

so 118 out of 3224 got first class at Unilag, right? So top 3.7%. What is the relevant # for Covenant?

What does this translate into in terms of percentage who got 1st class?

What is the average JAMB score of those who got into Unilag versus Covenant?

Without these two pieces of information, hard to make comparisons.

Dede1:
Have you heard about small but mighty?

Heh

Fair enough.

I'm not saying that having large land mass necessarily means anything. Point i'm making is that high pop density doesn't necessarily mean highest pop.

Agreed. Land-area wise, the largest states in the country are in the north,

Population-wise, not so much.

Demdem:
wao, the SE states looks small here.

Heh. They look small because they are small.

why do people believe such wackiness?

jeez

Don't air your personal business in the frikkin newspapers.

Do these folks not have any wisdom or common sense?

Silence is sometimes the best option

They talk too much

How can you be doing he-said she-said publicly? Smh

Nigeria will and must divide sooner or later.

So you can either negotiate separation peacefully and gradually through a SNC, or deal with option #2.

I like Christianity, but don't want to see the old culture die out completely

hah ok, no worries then.

My laptop acts funny too sometimes when I'm running ubuntu, mouse sometimes bounces around randomly.

ak47mann:
Nigeria is not a country, it runs by thief's and parasite including geneticist is a waste of both human and naturaral resoucers i belive in europe grecce is bigger than E

Can you translate this into English please?

If you mean exactly 1, then 3:

Chicken 1 <----------- Chicken 2 <--------- Chicken 3

If possibly more than 1, then any # of chickens >= 3.

When did high population density = high population?

Recall that the entire SE zone is about the size of Oyo State

Well, this was discussed in the previous thread. While Nigeria's population growth remains so high and jobs aren't added quickly enough, poverty will increase.

So you can either figure out a way to add an enormous number of jobs, or cut down on population growth.

Probably both will be necessary.

how did this thread end up being another yoruba/igbo wahala

thunder fire GEJ

*droools*

she is gorgeous

So Buharism/Abachaism = anti-OBJ, basically?

Of my updated topics feed, basically all your thread are "OBJ was worse than Buhari and Abacha"

IRC has probably changed a lot since '94.

It is pretty much where people hang around line to talk about programming stuff.

You don't need to paste code, just paste a link to pastebin.com or something

I'm often online on irc.freenode.net #java, #ruby, #rubyonrails. . . really a wonderful resource

heh

birdman:
Funny thread. Uwazuruike is chasing his own tail - his worst enemy is in his own house. When he was "fighting" in behalf of Abiola's mandate as he claimed, does he not remember what his "leader" Ojukwu was doing? Everyone was ready to go their separate ways in those early Abacha days. If the Igbo had picked up and left, no one could have stopped them, or wanted to. And what did Ojukwu do with this opportunity? He paid a visit to Aso Rock, had a "talk" with Abacha, and returned home claiming the people's (including Igbos) mandate was null, and we should all let Abacha continue. All for a few more plots of land in Lagos.

Is this true?

If so. . .

Was his minister of comedic affairs also a senate constituency thing?