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Events put on to appeal to Spring Breakers include the annual model beach volleyball tournament, which takes place on the second Sunday of March and sees teams from agencies such as Ford and Elite take to the field.

Police everywhere.


Police officers on sight to enforce law, order and give full protection.

Other safety precaution introduced this year is police monitoring the vehicles that roll into town with mobile license plate readers along traffic lanes, and will cross-reference the plates with law enforcement databases.

More.

A full range of beach attire was on display, as some opted for more simplistic choices.

And students weren't the only ones to make the most of their vacation, police officers joined the fun by laughing and talking with partiers.

Some ladies were seen on cop vehicle, twerking.


In some countries, the cops will arrest or aim to shoot them.



"Attempt to destroy properties of the federal government of the so country"

Twerking.

Springbreakers also brought the party to the ocean, where they took turns drinking from a bag of wine despite a ban on drinking on the beach.

Perhaps in an attempt to get that perfect shot for Instagram, many got into creative positions near the water in order to fully showcase their tropical vacation.


While some are twerking on a cop vehicle.

A group of friends seemed to be loving their trip as they hugged each other and posed for a photo.

Despite alcohol being banned on the beach, huge crowds of Spring Breakers formed on the sand.

Smoking of weed was spotted despite the ban.

Three women in skimpy bikinis make their way down the beach in Miami, Florida. More than 5,000 college kids descended on the area causing a headache for cops charged with keeping the peace.

University of Iowa students (from left) Sudan, Margie and Jessica, all 21, and who said they were University of Iowa students, were seen casually smoking weed on the beach with their friends. One girl in the background looks on with a facial expression of half horror and half confusion.

College students descended on Miami Beach, Florida over the weekend and on Monday for Spring Break.

More than 5,000 partygoers took to the beach to smoke joints, have sex in public, chug from bags of wine and pass out on the sand.

But the annual tradition serves as a major headache for cops charged with keeping the peace, who made 35 arrests alone on Friday the majority for being drunk and disorderly, 53 on Saturday and 41 on Sunday.

Twerking in full view of parents with young children, smoking joints and passing out drunk on the sand: Spring Break students caused chaos in Miami over the weekend and on Monday.

More than 5,000 college kids descended on the white sand of Miami Beach, Florida causing a headache for cops charged with keeping the peace.

Many were smoking marijuana a misdemeanor punishable with a year in jail and a $1,000 fine in Florida and drug dealers were spotted openly plying their trade on the beach.

The penalty for drug dealing is jail time of five years for those with more than 20g of the substance on their person and a $5,000 fine, although that increases to 15 years and $25,000 for those with more than 2kg.

And despite alcohol being banned on the beach, many students were spotted swigging from bottles of tequila and brandy, as well as beer bought from stores on nearby Ocean Drive.



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Funjosh:
Is it the current one or before south sudan was carved out

Current bro..

But the population has increased a little since last year.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudan

Adesiji77:
Explorers, you are the man

Thanks bros.

k199192:
oga Explorers, why use an Islamic building to rep Nigeria whereas you have the picture of the national theater? dont be like this oga Explorers, Nigeria is not an Islamic state.

Didn't see it like that.

Bangladesh, 8th on the list.


160, 955, 642(2015).

Nigeria is 7th on the list.


182, 201, 962(2015).

Top ten most populated countries of the world.

Nigeria 7th on the list.

Lalasticlala, seun

dorofresh:
Traffic Gridlock on the popular Nyanya Mararaba road in Abuja, Nigeria.

Pictures show early morning traffic and evening traffic when commuters are returning from work.

This is serious.

Hmmmmm....Lord have Mercy, see money.

Someone's salary for 35yrs.

There's God o.

But why not in #1000 denominations?

Wont be as large as this.

Nimi22:
Exactly my thoughts too. If it were in Nigeria those 5 other lanes would be non existent by now.

Lol.....If you check the pictures of L.A. traffic and some others, you will notice the drivers are on a straight line.

But it pales in comparison to what trains look like in Indonesia's West Java province, where just 300 cars serve 500,000 commuters each day.

A toll station in Beijing, China, is jam-packed with cars as people return home from a weeklong national holiday earlier this year.

Crowds of people load onto trains preparing to leave Dhaka, Bangladesh.

The intersection in front of the Shibuya Station in Tokyo, Japan, is known as one of the busiest in the world, with 2,500 people or more crossing the street at the same time during rush hour.

People can be seen coming from all directions, which has become known as "The Scramble."

A traffic jam is pictured in Cairo's Tahrir Square.

The city is known for experiencing heavy traffic jams and long waits, so much so that a 2013 documentary titled "Cairo Drive" focused solely on the topic.

Los Angeles, California, ranked in tenth place on Traffic Index.

The average 30-minute journey is estimated to take an additional 25 minutes during peak traffic hours.

Commuters can be seen waiting to catch a train at a rail station in Mumbai, India.