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MrCork:
....do u no my history??....bro i hate fagggggots like u...its yorr worst nightmare..truss me!!

I dont believe that we should hate,slander or manhandle people who have a different orientation,a stunningly cute gay twink once asked me out on a bus ride,i simply replied by smiling and telling him that i'm not really into bathing in my own team,he looked surprised but laughed good naturedly and we befriended each other for the duration of the bus trip.lets just learn to be tolerant and free of hypocrisy,unnecessary rage only connotes a person as a raving dog.

Teempakguy:
Right. this is what I meant.
Gays often have an obsession for looking clean and neat. and I think this is again, because of their gene structure.

Interesting....

EPISODE 1:




One of the social dilemma that has attracted wide-spread controversy in Africa is homosexualism.
Many view the idea of homosexualism as a malevolent scheme by the western world to control Africa; weed our population and spread religious unrighteousness.Others view it as barbaric and unhealthy,you will hear them bellowing: "it is unafrican!" or "it is a sin,God didnt create adam and steve!".
My opinion on this matter has always been that we need to wean ourselves off our foolhardy hypocrisy,even though I do not support gay marriage,I however recognise that each individual has fundamental human right.Did God forbid mutual affection between same sex?,I honestly dont know.
Didnt David and Jonathan love each other more than they loved any other person?,perhaps its brotherly love,but one does wonder why Jonathan would defy his father almost to the point of death for a best friend.That is a strictly religious issue anyway.
It is funny how many people who condemn homosexuality publicly,turn around to patronize gay pornography behind the safety of their curtains.
God didnt tell us to condemn people with divergent views of life,instead we should be tolerant and cultivate them in our own way.
Now let me launch into my research on the African origin of homosexuality.
Let us start from Nigeria; In the northern part of Nigeria,there are specific groups of males called the " yan daudu",these men are effeminate and are referred to as "wives of men", they practise their sexuality unhindered and are even regarded as exotic by the locals.Isn't it interesting that the government isn't talking about these people?.
One of the most prominent homosexual in African history was King Mwanga II of Buganda kingdom(modern day Uganda),who was loved by his subjects despite his sexual inclinations.
Researchers discovered bushman artwork and paintings depicting gay sex in the ancient caves of the San people near Guruve in Zimbabwe.This was one of the greatest highlight of the African culture uncovered in the 21th century.
Let us go to Lesotho,the Basotho women form cultural relationships called "motsoalle" in which they kiss,touch and have sex for fun: quite an interesting culture,isn't it?.
Aha.....we must not forget Egypt,in the late 19th century,a painting of Nyankh-khnum and Khnum-hotep surfaced in an archaelogical site in egypt.The painting depicted the two prominent egytians kissing.Furthermore,it was found that the two men were buried together. Some researchers claim they were twins,you my audience should come to your own conclusions.
Same-sex relationships in Africa were far more complex than what the
champions of the “un-African” myth would have us believe. Apart from
erotic same-sex desire, in precolonial Africa, several other activities were
involved in same-sex (or what the colonialists branded “unnatural”)
sexuality. For example, the Ndebele and Shona in Zimbabwe, the Azande in
Sudan and Congo, the Nupe in Nigeria and the Tutsi in Rwanda and Burundi
all engaged in same-sex acts for spiritual rearmament — i.e., as a source of
fresh power for their territories. It was also used for ritual purposes. Among
various communities in South Africa, sex education among adolescent peers
allowed them to experiment through acts such as “thigh sex” (“hlobonga”
among the Zulu, “ukumetsha” among the Xhosa and “gangisa” among the
Shangaan).
In many African societies, same-sex sexuality was also believed to be a
source of magical powers to guarantee bountiful crop yields and abundant
hunting, good health and to ward off evil spirits. In Angola and Namibia, for
instance, a caste of male diviners — known as “zvibanda,” “chibados,”
“quimbanda,” gangas” and “kibambaa” — were believed to carry powerful
female spirits that they would pass on to fellow men through anal sex.
Even today, marriages between women for reproductive, economic and
diplomatic reasons still exist among the Nandi and Kisii of Kenya, the Igbo
of Nigeria, the Nuer of Sudan and the Kuria of Tanzania. Like elsewhere
around the world, anal intercourse between married opposite-sex partners
to avoid pregnancy was historically practiced by many Africans before the
invention of modern contraceptive methods.

Interesting indeed....

INNOSON IVM MANUFACTURES SPARE PARTS FOR NIGERIAN AIRFORCE FIGTER JETS
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http://www.ynaija.com/innoson-produces-parts-for-nigerian-army-fighter-jets/
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vedaxcool:
Isn't it more pathetic that Egypt a country living on welfare and barely capable of taking good care of its people spend its money purchasing military assets rather than invest in its people's future? abeg leave trash for lawma

Egypt is not like Nigeria where government does not place top priority on national security: a country that cannot protect its citizen and demonstrate martial capability abroad on behalf of its sovereignity is not fit to be called a great nation.

Missy89:
The security situation in North Africa and West Africa are quite different. What will Nigeria be doing with 2 squadrons of Fighter jets?

What is angola doing with SU30s?,What was South Africa thinking when it acquired gripens and 3 submarines?,What is algeria planning to do with over 500 T90 tanks and why are they acquiring license to assemble more?,What is Egypt doing with mistral class warships?,Could they all be plotting treachery and hatching anarchy?.
DEFENCE AND POWER PROJECTION!!,that is what all those stockpiles are for,must we be at war before we start thinking of arming ourself?.We are poised to become the 10th largest economy in the known world and the 4th biggest population by 2040,are we going to protect these prestigious indexes without an airforce?,without tanks?.
Nigeria is the only country where airforce pilots have to strap on talisman and conjure spiritual enchantments just because our aircrafts dont even have armour to protect them from bullets!.

IbnSultaan:
JF17 enroute NGR

Attach your source.

IbnSultaan:
Egypt operates Africa best air fleet with Rafales and F16s
thanks to America support due to the peace deal with Israel

And this means that we should not pay serious attention to our national security because the US isnt ready to sponsor us?.Egypt's F16s are nothing more than skeletons; stripped of their advanced avionics and sophisticated metawares,if Nigeria can acquire just 50 SU-30(20)+SU-35(10)+YAK-150(20) along with air defence missiles and a few hundred T80U and T90 tanks,then we can defend ourselves against any African country.
Nigeria shouldnt be content with mediocrity.

CSTR2:
Egypt just signed a deal for atleast 2 squadrons of french rafale,while Nigeria is busy dilly-dallying over a couple of crappy helos.
Pathetic.

Thank you my brother,we want to be a member of the prestigious UNSC,yet we have no military that can sustain peace in Africa and project power abroad,either through fear or force.
Egypt can easily annex Nigeria in just 2 weeks.We have no deterrence,yet heavyweights like Algeria and Egypt have their borders bearly 2000km away from our national boundary.
Imagine if Muammar Gadaffi was still alive,he would have most probably thrown his weight behind BH's islamic separatist agenda,and guess what?,Libya's military might would have swept us into the very swollen belly of the raging atlantic ocean.
Remember,Gadaffi canvassed for the summary separation and disintegration of Nigeria into two states based on religious configuration.
Nigerian leaders are so clueless and ignorant.

IbnSultaan:
FRESH DELIVERY: Weaponised Mi-17 or Mi-171Sh
Terminator? Other Advance weapon system are expected including JF17s multi role fighter planes, MI-35m helicopter ,10 Super
Mushak trainer aircraft. So also government is doing all it can to boast local development of essential military requirements

We have been expecting and speculating about a possible delivery of JF-17s since early 2015.What assurance do you have that these weapons are going to be delivered?,our country doesnt seem to be serious.

xpac01:
God bless my amiable president.
RIP to the fallen soldiers.
But why does the president like travelling to the outside boarders of Africa in black khaftan attire only. House Any idea

Because he is the president of the biggest and argueably most powerful black nation in the entire world.

DaBullIT:
Best comment ever


OP failed to mention that OPEC states the lowest minimum wage is Nigeria's, even Pakistan or so their min wage is upwards of 40k

And that's for those who have jobs by the way it is easy for hundreds of graduates to die, immigration tragedy? Hundreds of thousands applied for A few hundred positions
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And I like that bit about taking our taxes to government

How many of the OPEC states have 200 million mouths to feed?,how many of them has 2/3rd of their working class engaged in the civil services?.I dont understand Nigerians.

FighterPilot:
Drop this subject because I can see that you are lost. Firstly, tell me what is radar cross section and how important is it for radar detection?
The lower the RCS the harder it is to detect the object at far distances.
Go and learn the basics and come back later for discussion when you are wiser and informed and stop arguing like AGAUGUST who openly said that Gripen is not human and it can't have low RCS it is said to have. Just take the basics. OK my boy.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar_cross-section

My man,you are speaking to a Nigerian,and I know when a person is attempting to throw up unnecessary concepts in hopes of confusing his opponent.In fighter jets,there are 2 types of RCS:
1. Reaction Control System: this has to do with thrust velocity and reaction mechnism.
2. Radar Cross Section; which is normally written as "RCs/rcs",not "RCS".By typing RCS,you intentionally maneovered your opponent off track and derailed.

FighterPilot:
That depend on the RCS of the object targeted. Gripen has an RCS of 0.1 sqm. Which is impossible to detect in that distance.

Even with an RCS the size of a dove,the gripen cannot evade a strong radio sweep and tracking system of the JF-17.At a distance of 140km,the JF-17 can effectively lock on the gripen or maneover out of electromagnetic non-visual range before the gripen even realizes its predicament.

mzilakazi:
Hehehehehe… so what you know about 140 km is conclusive and not speculative.
You are sick my bro and you need to be admitted to a mental clinic.

Exactly,its all speculative,but it is moderately certain that JF-17's BVR range supersedes 140km at maximum,downplaying the capability of the JF-17 doesnt make your claims accurate.

mzilakazi:
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE JUNK FIGHTER CAN ONLY SHOOT 70-100 BVR RANGE, WHILE THE MIGHTY GRIPEN CAN SHOOT FROM 100-120KM BVR RANGE.
JUNK FIGHTER RADAR CAN ONLY DETECT OBJECTS WITH RCS OF 5 SQUARE METER.
OH WHAT A FAILURE AGAINST A GRIPEN!!

Nonsense,no one has detailed schematics of the JF-17(except the chinese and pakistani ministries of defence); so most analysis about its operational capabilities are either speculative or incomplete.
But from what we know,the JF-17 definitely has a BVR range of over 140km at maximum,which outpaces the gripen by more than 20-40km,and the advanced block is being fitted with AESA radar.
JF-17 is by no means a rookie warplane,if it is,why then is it being offered to Argentina?,everyone knows the aerial power that can be fielded by the UK.

RooiBoi:
Ga ga gu gu, I'm Augustuse and I need sources gaga gugu

What is this one saying?

KvngKong:
I'm in 200l also let's meet at SLT 2mao

I'm not in sch. right now,lets meet on monday at SLT,is that cool with you?

KvngKong:
im in unilorin too, life science also, level?

200L

martineverest:
not really, the 5 best students in that course were engineers, who never attended the class.

What can I say?,they had personnal relationships with their lecturers.

Walelavender:
Civil Engineering students unruly? Probably in your school or alma mater. All this abstract analysis doesn't hold water. The construction industry still offers indegeneous Civil Engineers the capacity to express their purpose. Please no basis for comparison. Engineering can't be compared with Mathematics. May be Med & Surg or Law...QED!

It seem to be a constant phenomenon in most Nigerian universities for civil engineering jorks to be very unruly and uncultured.Many of them go around campus making a public nuisance of themselves,prancing on desks and screaming at the top of their lungs when other people are trying to concentrate on lectures.It is only engineering lecture theatre in unilorin that has broken bulbs,ruined electric sockets,rusted ceiling fans and dismantled air-conditioners,the effect is worsened by thick networks of cobwebs,broken windows and a littered environment.It really doesnt speak well of them.
Anyway,Engineers dont do core mathemathics.

martineverest:
he must be a uniben graduate. Most engineering student don't attend mth 125 classes. They end up doing scooping 'As'.... They just buy the text book and combine with k.a Stroud.

Their mathematics must be very easy,I have never heard of any committed student trying to read mathematics from a textbook,and yet hoping to understand it.It doesnt work that way.

kobonaire:
could be U of Maiduguri

I suspected as much.

Emeskhalifa:
plain truth

Thanks bro.

Funpeter:
Statistician rules the world........

Lol,I didnt say that.

martinsmartest:
I didn't even enter the class room one day in my 100lvl a and I banged an A in MTH125 (ODE)(that's actually the grace of God tho) Buh i jst believe Maths is one of the easiest course ever, jst follow the steps and do some manipulation ur answer will surface unlike some stupid course that u will spend days cramming still no way #myloveforMTH...

Uh oh....which university do you attend?,getting an A without attending classes sounds a bit far-fetched to me.

Durentt:
lol bro.
I jst finished ND math nd stat at fedpolybida.
Am now pursuing getting a degree for mathematics at Futminna.

Thats cool bro,I actually respect mathematicians,because even though I consider myself smart(grin),solving mathematical equations gives me headache and literarilly drains me physically.When we did ODE in 100L(MAT115 is a compulsory course for 100L life sciences students in unilorin),I was so confused that I had to ask around for an explanation; which is something I really really hate doing,when I woke up the next morning,I had forgotten how to solve a basic ODE equation again.lol.Mathematics ain't a piece of cake.

martinsmartest:
You ve not lied a bit
Most discipline have taken over from mathematicians in industries today
And the part that I am pissed off abt is that these guys here re just over hyping mathematicians like they re the only ones that does smart stuff,others are like doing stuffs not are not has tough as what they are doing. For me as for every dept. in sch is tough.
I actually really love mathematics that's what even pushed me to do engineering
kudos to you guy tho, Buh stop over hyping the course.
I rep uniben anytime...

Though i'm a life sciences student,I have to admit that statistics is one of the most demanded field on the job market,it beats even medicine,life sciences,pharmacy and engineering; engineering is a fantastic field,but it has become too crowded to hold as much definite prospect as before.Mathematics is an associate twin to statistics,therefore,it is a high-level course,no hyping.
kudos to you too bro,I rep unilorin("better by far!"

Durentt:
bro u are 100% correct abeg take one maltina

Maltina?,nah,I'm more of a veleta guy,or betterstill,ice-cream and chocolate will do.
Anyway,which university are you attending?
PS: add chicken n' chips to the mix.#olivertwist tinz.lol.

Durentt:
cant u read well? With or without masters, mathematicians are hot cake but masters mak a mathematician a hotter cake.

Mathematicians are field individuals,they have a place in every institution ranging from the multinational oil companies to the automechanic clinics.The only problem is that they get stiff competition from the statistics guys,who tend to be more favored,especially in Nigeria.
Engineering,business administration and accounting are very crowded fields,though I particularly dislike civil engineering guys,perhaps due to their unruly attitude on campus.However,statistics seem to be the reigning field now,I would say that statistics is the huber hottest cake in town,its too hot for a cold shower!.lol.