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God is surely answering prayers. this guy made me dropped the moment i watched the video.

he should feel the full wrought of the law.

well done nnaji.

the north should try to harnes solar and geothermal energy in their region too.

most student are mentally lazy themselves to acquire knowledge which might not be thought during lectures. i do expect the system to know those worthy of holding a degree.

this recent poor attitude to the value of human lives could have something to do with a connection with we all share in common....something that envelops all nigeria.
this attitude is no more exclusive.

dahonestboss: If you would be applying from Nigeria, then it should be in your name in a Local bank.

am grateful for all the info boss! atleast i can narrow my mind and concentrate on finland. i ve been contemplating many different options because of the finance and other requirement.

can i ve ur email so u can tell me how to go about it.

dahonestboss: In as much as there is no tuition fee to study in Finland, you need to show a minimum of 6000 euros yearly for your residence permit application or renewals, It can not be be negotiated, you must have it in your bank account.

I don't understand your question very well, but you can as well rephrase it, if It was not answered accordingly.

ur answer is ok.

will the 6000 euros be in my account in a nigerian bank or otherwise?

lillaowow: PIGEON ko, KIWI ni...see your mouth like PIGEON...

onye ara!!!

must u tribalist always bring ur crushed to be extinct dialet to every thread.....silly irritants.

uh!

Okija_juju: Nwokem.. Sometimes Nairaland na di'm ka ebe ndi ara na eme meeting.. Imagine the nansense..

is dat an abracadabra or what?
english pls or better still speak pigeon.

@op
is there any avenue to exploit to negotiate the requirement for living cost into an msc program with $5000 ?

Billyonaire: Thats the kind of news you like most naw, When you go about criticizing and cursing your country and president, do you think the Gods are not listening ? The Gods are answering our prayers of curses on our leaders and country.

ur comment or rather attack does not relate to the topic...a non sequitur. u will drain urself if u continue to defend the president in this manner. peace!

blood letting farewell

afam4eva: Which one be "Alawi"?

u want show urself?

Gbawe: @Igbo2011.

I was never comfortable with the messianic support Obama received from Africans because I believed it to be an emotional and gross simplification of the American Presidency. An American president is not so much a person. He is an institution that will always be compelled and 'harmonised', above everything else, to do what is best for the USA.

It is those , in the first place, who wanted to associate the American Presidency with colour and continental goodwill (i.e Obama's link with Africa) who will be disappointed with Obama.

Those who never regarded Obama's race and origin as pertinent will understand he is simply another individual who must continue the effort to keep America dominant. This "dominance" may come at the expense of others to include Africans and it is naive, given all that is known about the USA , for anyone to think the racial and continental origin of the man in the White House changes anything. This is not necessarily a bad thing and we Africans should learn from it. Allegiance and loyalty should , first and foremost, be to the land that has developed you. Obama is not Kenyan or African. He is, beyond the dreamy rhetoric, and for the purposes that matter, 100% American.

cest fini

Gbawe: @Igbo2011.

I was never comfortable with the messianic support Obama received from Africans because I believed it to be an emotional and gross simplification of the American Presidency. An American president is not so much a person. He is an institution that will always be compelled and 'harmonised', above everything else, to do what is best for the USA.

It is those , in the first place, who wanted to associate the American Presidency with colour and continental goodwill (i.e Obama's link with Africa) who will be disappointed with Obama.

Those who never regarded Obama's race and origin as pertinent will understand he is simply another individual who must continue the effort to keep America dominant. This "dominance" may come at the expense of others to include Africans and it is naive, given all that is known about the USA , for anyone to think the racial and continental origin of the man in the White House changes anything. This is not necessarily a bad thing and we Africans should learn from it. Allegiance and loyalty should , first and foremost, be to the land that has developed you. Obama is not Kenyan or African. He is, beyond the dreamy rhetoric, and for the purposes that matter, 100% American.

cest fini

Gbawe: @Igbo2011.

I was never comfortable with the messianic support Obama received from Africans because I believed it to be an emotional and gross simplification of the American Presidency. An American president is not so much a person. He is an institution that will always be compelled and 'harmonised', above everything else, to do what is best for the USA.

It is those , in the first place, who wanted to associate the American Presidency with colour and continental goodwill (i.e Obama's link with Africa) who will be disappointed with Obama.

Those who never regarded Obama's race and origin as pertinent will understand he is simply another individual who must continue the effort to keep America dominant. This "dominance" may come at the expense of others to include Africans and it is naive, given all that is known about the USA , for anyone to think the racial and continental origin of the man in the White House changes anything. This is not necessarily a bad thing and we Africans should learn from it. Allegiance and loyalty should , first and foremost, be to the land that has developed you. Obama is not Kenyan or African. He is, beyond the dreamy rhetoric, and for the purposes that matter, 100% American.

cest fini

haba mana.....always making the news for the wrong reasons.

misreal: Nigerians should undastand that nigeria is not an easy con3 to preside over.developement starts from me and u.we should stop being negative to issues like dis

that is very lame, dude.

VUVUZELA10: This action by NSCDC is retrogressive. Why not encourage the brain behind these refineries? This how we missed all the technological opportunities of Biafra engineers.

heating crude oil in seemingly open flame is a no brainer. beside most of the enviromental issues in the niger delta is a direct impact of illegal refining as heavy fractions are disposed off indiscreminately into water bodies.

i watched nta news a moment ago where jonathan was with Dame in germany. it seems she have lost some weight but was looking cheerfull with mr president tthough.

match fixing!

Viewing this topic: jmaine(m), pearl~hapi(f),

op i think they opted out of further hostility and tired of antagonising the anti-govt and neutral. some of their post suggest they are not machines afterall......highly spirited in other sections like romance and celebrity with fine sense of humor.

ekt_bear: Imagine, USD 20k in transportation fare. Dollars to donuts this money came from public funds, too.

I would not be surprised if some NLers we know were in Dutse this weekend.

very funny!

Omega44: Do you know you can make your mobile gadget a super fast mobile browser. My experiment reveal that joining two phone networks together one from dead gprs enable phone to a working one will simply make your phone a super fast mobile browser as the phone is in theory using two network, this may also keep you online in a faint network area and am also afraid making the network three may force free browsing.

i understand what u mean here but my method is slightly different.

what i do especially where network is poor is to use a transistor radio to boost my phones network thereby increasing my browsing speed. radio uses gprs to transmit signals at specified frequency, so when tuned gprs signal helps to increase browsing speed. although a disturbing sound can be heard when the page is uploading.

drake don lamboshwan finish nah

1800bc: And what has that gat to do with the price of garri?

alot o.....a well educated population means a quality population, not the garbage in- garbage out system here o.

setting up committees is easy but putting up a tenacious legal team to wrestle back bakassi is what we need. i commend the president for this move though.

Okija_juju: You must be another nutsack.. [color=#99000] If you fucktards knew that the darn deposit was there since, why una never submit proposal to exploit am?![/color] F[u]cking a`ssholes!!

.....and u r still displaying ur puerile behavior. smh

knotty: Where will the world be without mining?
Post-Stone age perhaps.
Mining is not the problem.
The problem is the corruption of everything called PROCESS.
We have found ways to circumvent all decent processes that guarantee environmental safety because some govt officials must make a few quick bucks here and there and miners must cut corners in the face of seemingly lax regulations.
Yes, mining comes with attendant environmental problems, but there are compensatory processes that ameliorate those inconveniences but the lax business environment we find ourselves in allows those problems to quadruple.

my thoughts too.

Arogba: @okija_juju.
You are still exhibiting ur ignorance here. Agbaja iron ore was discovered in the 70's even before the idea of Ajaokuta steel company was concieved.

thanks for exposing his ignorance. always commenting even on subjects where they know little or nothing about.

@Acidtalk
the tone of ur letter is down right insensitive smirking the so called job seeker arrogant is not the best way to go about it.
there are different school of thought on how to approach the labor market, thus talking at people that pride is the cause of their lack of job doesnt warm the heart at all.
i encourage people to start small and aim high but putting them down like u did gonna spur anybody.

u need to be sympathetic to their plight by telling them to keep pushing .