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This conclusion is a bit faulty because before people go to do paternity test, they would have been some doubts on their minds. This means that people having doubts of paternity only are the ones this research is about. |
Go for B.Sc. Nursing and you will be sought after all over the world. |
This article is in response to the post here on Nairaland https://www.nairaland.com/4497188/say-no-bleached-bodies-susan Bleaching: Another Perspective I am a lover of naturalness and I advocate seriously against skin bleaching. But a perspective people are missing is this. Many Africans were not born 'that black.' Many when they were born were fair-skinned until the Sun came and turned Mary into black Maria; the once-fair skin became charcoal overtime and before you know it, we have nothing natural left of our colour. At this point, all people remember about your God-given colour is the Sun-flaked skin and your shaded look forgetting your God-given colour is the one you were born with. The truth of the matter is, a naturally dark skin can be good and enviable if kept away from the harsh rays of the Sun because it is a very delicate part of the body. My little exposition should help all those criticizing bleaching just because they feel it is a way of not being contended or proud of your 'natural look', because there is nothing natural about a Sun-burnt skin afteral. Remember, a child when born is not this black in Africa and if we were to grow under a more conducive weather, many will not think of bleaching. All I see about most reasons from anti-bleaching advocates is hypocrisy. And here are the reasons. You first of all ignorantly call a Sun-shaded skin ‘natural’ and it doesn’t just end there. You claim they are not proud of their natural colour, yet you fix hairs, eyes lashes, fix eyeballs, fix bums, and you do make-up that make you look unnatural. Bleaching, toning etc could be a way of correcting the effect of the Sun on the skin and reverting it back to the natural way but what’s up with scraping all your eyebrows and using eye pencil to draw a line, what are you trying to make natural with your outrageous makeup? What is natural about the hair and nails you fix? My suggestion is that, instead of just standing up to criticize bleaching all because it makes you feel people are not proud of their 'natural' colour, please do more research so that we can prevent more babies from being blackened by the tropical Sun. Finally, for all of you bleaching guys, you better start sharing this on your wall and Whatsapp groups. At least, I have finally given you a reason to beat many blasting you for this. CC: Lalasticlala, Mynd44 #NelThoughts #NelInspirations
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mightyhazell:CCTV camera.lol |
Is this recently? This has happened somewhere about 3years ago. I hope it is just similar and not an old news. |
Fight of the Rich |
I love NOUN because cases like this are rare. |
tayebest:in case you dont know, Dino fought for the approval of Federal University of Agriculture for his people. |
realmindz:The N100 Note is always dirty because na Yoruba man dey on top. ![]() |
forreelinc:So, all required to be proposed to is to be "fine"? Is beauty a criterion for a being happily married? Go and ask Tonto Dike, Chika Ike, Ini Edo Ex-husbands. |
A house being demolished killing someone... What if it was a collapsing storey building, how many will it kill? |
Wondering why this match comes first before Liverpool vs Manchester City match. What is the reason abeg? |
9 Cr7 Goals vs Juventus. This guy just enjoys bangin* OLD LADIES. |
Religion apart, how does telling yourself Bill Gates has 200 heads make you work better? That kind of philosophy will rather make you under-perform. It will never improve you and will never bring out the best in you. Is this the kind of talk a man will give his kids in school? |
WORST Nigeria debt profile According to Dino Melaye, the Nation's debt has increased to about 11 trillion under APC in just three years although this figure is disputable. But according to a report on The Cable, the figure is not backed up by facts but it indeed shows more debts have been incurred under this government in three years. https://www.thecable.ng/fact-check-melaye-government-debt-1999-and-2017 |
WORST About 110 persons kidnapped in Dapchi. How this happened under the government of a retired General, Nigerians can't say. And till now, no one has been sacked for what most Nigerians have blamed on incompetence and negligence.
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BEST Chibok Girls released In 2017, PMB worked for the release/rescue of about 82 of the Chibok girls that were kidnapped by Bokoharam. This will go a long way in the mind of all Nigerians as well as non Nigerians who were weary of the missing girls.
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BEST PMB completes Abuja - Kaduna railway Who started it is not the point here but PMB will be remembered for completing the Abuja - Kaduna railway. The project has helped create jobs for Nigerians as well as ease the pressure on the road.
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The 2019 general election is fast approaching. At the presidential level, while many people are satisfied and have made up their mind on continuing support for the President Muhammadu Buhari, others are tired of so much of the bad things they have seen are therefore ready to vote out the change. For the last category of persons, they are those that are still on the fence. This thread is to bring out the best vs the worst of the government so far let us see if we can have a winner. Be reminded to try and convince people with facts only. Bring on those statistics let those who are yet to make up their mind make the decision and also for those that have made the wrong decision consider their decision. Let the comments begin! CC: Lalasticlala, Mynd44
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dancok:Yea, you have learned. |
How would you feel if your mobile phone just got snatched or just fell in hot water? As a user of mobile phones, ask yourself these questions: what will I miss most if my phone gets lost; what sensitive information is supposed to be private that are saved on my phone and the implication of such information being made public; what will happen to contacts on my phone if anything should happen to my phone right now? These and lots more are questions we need to keep on our mind daily as we use our phones. At any point in time, something could make us lose our mobile phone – accidents, thieves, hazards, spoilage etc. What matters then will be if you have always asked yourself the above questions. #1 Regular Backup: Whether cloud storage or external storage, always remember to backup your phone in case of eventualities for it is when we have lost our phone that we often realize the important information we have lost. Backup important files in case it is lost. Don’t forget to also do SIM backup. This will help you retrieve all contacts saved unto your SIM Card(s). #2 Be wise, think security: In all you do with your mobile phone, be conscious of security. Be careful of how you save contacts, the videos you store, the private chats and notes you often make with your phone, the voice recorded etc. Be always conscious because anything could happen to your phone anytime. Is your BVN stored on your mobile phone, what about your credit card details and those explicit pictures you took while in the bathroom? Remember, once your phone is stolen, all in it become unsafe. #3 Your phone IMEI: Would you want to ‘fry’ your phone after it is stolen and render it useless forever? Do you want your phone tracked for possible retrieval? These and some other important steps can be taken if only you have your IMEI or other apps installed on your phone. But how many of us have our IMEI stored safely anywhere? #4 Proper SIM Card Registration: One other thing that could make you cry when you lose your phone is your SIM Card(s). If your SIMs are not properly registered, retrieving your line may be impossible. How would you feel right now if you lose your phone and can't retrieve your SIM forever too? Think about this always. Conclusion When we lose our phones, we cry not just because of the cost of getting another one but because then we realize the invaluable information we have stored in our phones without backups and without security-consciousness. Now that you still have your phone with you, please take your time to review the content of your phone and do proper backup of your phone to avoid stories that touch for what make people cry uncontrollably when their phone is lost is beyond just the money of buying another phone. Think safety, think ahead! https://manaija.com/mobile-phone-things-you-must-remember-always/
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iamJ:Agro courses useless? What is the useful course you studied and what impact have u made with it pls? |
Willexmania:Pictures of a woman possibly in a car in a garrage. Pls provide a more clear evidence aside that and I will accept that. At least the news I shared cleared stated that it will be implemented in June 2018 to back up my claim. Where is your evidence pls? |
oyekanwahab:bring you own that states it has been implemented let me see. As if you dont know it takes processes to lift a ban. The review only began last year and expected to be lifted by June 2018. |
Ayaba03:funny u. Does that make what I wrote a lie? |
Ayaba03:4. Effective from June 2018. 10. So, are women banned from visiting the grave in Nigeria? How can u say it is banned everywhere |
oyekanwahab:So, u think you have facts? Read this and see the date they said it will be implemented. Thank you. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-41408195 |
ElChidi:kindly check the date they said it will be implemented. When next you want to counter things, do it with facts. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-41408195 |
ElChidi:Read that. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-41166706 |
gboxbaba:Thank you for sharing. |
To celebrate this year International Women’s Day, we will be looking at TOP 10 things women have been banned from around the world 1. In Yemen, a woman is not recognized as a full witness. She is rather bizarrely a half witness. 2. A woman has no voting right in Vatican 3. A woman cannot propose to a man in Delaware. She would be charged for disorderly conduct if caught. 4. Women are not allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia 5. Women were banned in Iran from watching the World Cup 6. In Charlotte, North Carolina, women’s bodies must be covered with at least 16 yards of fabric at all times. 7. In 2003, Saudi Arabia banned women and girls from buying baby dolls (You remember Chucky in “Child’s Play”? I’m sure you don’t wanna play) 8. In Arcadia, women are not allowed to drink coffee after 6PM 9. A woman is banned from walking nude in her hotel room and guess where? …China! And for sure, bathroom not inclusive. 10. Lastly, women are not allowed to enter a cemetery in … yea, in Saudi Arabia (you can’t pay respect at the grave of relatives). https://manaija.com/top-10-things-women-have-been-banned-from-around-the-world/
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Recall that Kogi State Governor has been at loggerheads with ASUU in the State University. In 2017, the Governor went ahead to 'ban' the Union from the University and many lecturers lost their jobs with the case still on. But recently in a letter dated 4th February, 20118, signed by the National president of the body, Kogi State University has been sanctioned heavily. See the sanctions below: https://manaija.com/see-sanctions-ASUU-just-imposed-ksu/
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