₦airaland Forum

NaijaRoyalty:
Atleast it's in record he was once a governor of Imo state

Illegally and never lawfully. Get that right. He can never be accorded the privilege of an ex-governor.

SimDan95:
Oh please spare me ur hypocritical brouhaha, u believe in Christ yet u deviate from his teachings. When and where did Jesus dabble into the politics of his time?? speaking of bigotry u guys are just unbelievable, you'd rather go with d doctrine of a fleshly human like you than words of Christ.

So you haven't come to the realisation that no one else csn be Jesus?

How stupid and ineffective can the cry of the wailers be!

israelmao:
The Independence of the judiciary is right in the pocket of the executive as long as Buhari rules.

The same way Buhari snatched the victory from APC and handed it over to the PDP in Zamfara, right?

Darkened memory belongs to the wailers!

Neoteny:
Are you talking about the same supreme court that handed over Zamfara to PDP?

You dey mind the agoniser!

RiyadhGoddess:
Thither goes IMO state Executive Bunkum!!!
Legislative Amateurism!!!
Judicial Rascality!!!
What is left?
Out of Zion shall arise deliverers

Nigeria's Democracy is in danger!
This is one of the Lamentations of the wailers

themonk:


The inscription at the back of his Polo "As above, so below" I'm guessing him or the pastor don't even know the historical relevance and meaning of those words.

So if the Pastor knows, what do you want him to do, to tear it off him? And you the knower, what would you have done?

SimDan95:
[s]meanwhile one fake prophet was somewhere prophesying chaos and blind outcome, to his members. Dripping water on their dehydrated ego to generate money for his gaping pockets.

I spit on Africa's religious lords and fathers, hungry, greedy and bigoted lots.

BTW the NaijaOlosho that booked space above me, please tell how much do u charge for the weekend. my cock has been on the rise for four days.

THANKIU[/s]

Do you still need anyone to tell you that you are actually among the fools for eternity?
Fools that believe sheep or octopus predicting world Cup outcomes find it irritating when a fellow man declares anything JUST BECAUSE it is connected to the Church, the Bible or Jesus Christ!

girigonri:
Give her sometimes now and she would definitely go back to the world. na from clap dance dey start


once she taste am, she go know say she doesn't really need to be a reverend sister to enter heaven.

Is being a nun makes one to be in heaven?

It's all the tradition of men (can't be found in the Bible)

Acjohn:
Who be that Muslim without hijab shaking the VP, she and her father should be flooged.


Are we still sure the Emir and her daughters are Muslim?

AntichristJohn, what's your stress with the religion of the emir?
You would be shocked that a couple of emirs in the North are born again Christians

Fasindo:




Nice one from Gandollar.
He has proven that one can be corrupt nd still work 4 d gud of the people unlike Buhari that made it seems otherwise.
This looks likes Secretariat bridge Jos

But it is totally wrong for a vice president to travel all the way from Abuja to Kano just to commission a flyover.
If u check what has been spent just to bring him to Kano it will enough to build at least 5 primary health centres nd equip them.


The bridge needs adequate maintenance to continue looking as beautiful as it is.
I hope almajiris, Mai Suya mallams, Meruwas nd beggars won't make it look as dirty as pit toilet in a month time.

I'm even very sure immediately after it commission some Moslem guys will turn it to a praying ground

You need psychological attention to your sight because it is aversed to anything good.

Every paragraph you pen above reveals someone who has a cursed imagination and jinxed perception to life.

Must you pick dry sand from the depth of the ocean?
Your eyes must pick something bad out of the good.

Waakanda:
"Ewe dongoyaro"... remedy for malaria and typhoid fever

Do you mean what you are saying or just want to write something?
Dongoyaro kò, Dongo-mallam ni!

dre11:
https://www.thecable.ng/report-how-nigerian-asylum-seeker-spent-21-years-sleeping-on-london-buses

Wasted destiny!
The deluded runneth when no man pursueth!

Did you kill the president's mother of Nigeria that made you to waste more than 20 years of your life running for nothing? Do you realise the percentage or portion of that magnitude in your entire life?

What else can you do at 55 years when you should be considering and gearing for the retirement?

Maggots will rejoice at this!
Meanwhile the real one, the Soul, is among the most malnourished. It's well inferred.

NwaAmaikpe:




He should have tried to convert El-Rufai to Christianity during his days in Kaduna and this brings my question for the day.

G.Os say they are springing up new churches to win new converts and spread the gospel.

So how come Adeboye has not converted Buhari despite meeting him severally?
How come Adefarasin has not been able to convert Obasa?
Why hasn't Omobude converted the Oba of Benin?
Why hasn't Osinbanjo been able to convert Garba?

But they task their followers to convert anyone they see.

It looks very lopsided to me and that's why I always take their words with a handful of salt.
Walahi, if I were an evangelist, I'd slap my daddy G.O for not being an example to me.

Self-imposed ignorance has no cure

stupidity:



Here’s my plan. I’ll date you, we’ll have kids and live like married couples. When we get to 60s, 70s, and I discover you are indeed a wife material and you did not mess up, I’ll go pay your bride price and we do our marriage officially. In a grand style. By then sef money go boku. All my friends go don turn politicians and CEOs by then. Enough money to steal and spray at our grand style wedding.

Everywhere good

Wait first. Let this method first be the lots of your daughters. (When they will be bringing their dowry in their 60's to your grave yard)! We will then appreciate your stance.

The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo and Alhaji . Atiku Abubakar is, it means among others political bigwigs at Mallam Nuhu Ribadu son's wedding today.
Caption this timely picture of the duo
ME: (2nd pic)
Atiku: You this short man, you remain the real reason why I lost the last election.
PYO: I Nwere Ike did tell you that getting power is not about the body mass or excess fat. I activated strongest my tool: my brain
Two of them laugh

-Curtains

Soleimani and our search for something good By Dare Babarinsa- Guardian 9/01/2020

09 January 2020 THE GUARDIAN

The assassination last Friday of General Qassem Soleimani, 62, the Iranian military commander, has introduced another dimension to modern warfare. On the day of his death, Soleimani was surrounded by his faithful military guards who were well armed and they were prepared to confront any aggressor that might threaten their principal, a man of power and influence. But then, when death came from the sky, they were helpless. They may not have been aware of the American military drones that suddenly happened on their convoy from the sky and blasted Soleimani and all members of his entourage. Their death was fiery and immediate. Then the drones returned to base.
The base may be an American Aircraft carrier on the Mediterranean Sea or any military base in the Middle-East. Soleimani, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp, IRGC, has commanded the unit since 1998. He was regarded as the most powerful military figure in Iran, overseeing the Shiites state involvements in many theaters’ of politics and conflicts including Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and Saudi Arabia. He was feared by his opponents and fiercely loved by his supporters. During his burial processions, at least 50 mourners died in the stampede to get a better glimpse of their hero.
The assassination of Soleimani, ordered by American President Donald Trump, is another indication that science is changing the meaning of war. Instead of sending soldiers and manned aircraft, America has deployed unmanned drones to take off an alleged foe with deadly precision. What we need to ask is what is the fate of Nigeria in a world dominated by science and scientific enquiries?

One of the most disturbing things at this period is the depressing indifference of most members of the Nigerian ruling elite to intellectual products. To balance this hostility is the neurotic love of the Nigerian youth to the pleasurable aspect of the internet and social media. During the early days of Africans interaction with the West, the gin, brandy and whisky were valued items of exchange for African slaves. Human lives were given in exchange for a bottle of gin or brandy. Sometimes, human life was not worth more than a mirror.
Today, the Western world has given the African youth the tantalizing item called the mobile phone. Almost all Nigerian youths are constantly glued to it. They sleep with it. They wake up with it. Some of them can never switch off their mobile phones even in the place of worship when they pretend to go into ecstasy before God. The mobile phone and its other varieties has become the new bottle of gin, brandy or schnapps.
Few months ago, I asked a young lawyer whether he has ever heard of the name Kayode Esho.
“The name is familiar,” she said, not too sure whether he was a footballer or juju musician. She did not have any clue about one of the greatest legal minds ever to honour the bench of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. There is a general epidemic of ignorance among the youths of Nigeria who knows next to nothing about their own country and its challenges, its power and its weaknesses. These are the same youths who are living in the same milieu of those youths who are using drones to fight modern wars. I hope the young students of the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA, would be exposed to this snippets of the next war and beyond.
Only this Monday January 6, Nigerians gathered at the University College Hospital, UCH, Ibadan, to celebrate the life and legacies of Professor Kayode Osuntokun, Nigeria’s most famous neurologist. Osuntokun, who died in 1995 at 60, was the first person in the world to win the Charles Drew Award for medicine. If he had lived longer, it would not be far off the mark that he would have won the Nobel Prize for medicine. His prodigious work on African medicine in the field of neurology commanded universal respect. When he died the Independent of London wrote an editorial to celebrate him, lamenting the passage of a giant who “when he came to the England, he came to learn. In the end, we were the one learning from him.”
When Osuntokun was a young doctor at the UCH, Ibadan was the centre of Africa’s intellectual response to the world. Ibadan was the city of the likes Akin Mabogunje, Ladipo Akinkugbe, Chinua Achebe, Christopher Okigbo, Ojetunji Aboyade, Wole Soyinka, Jacob Ade-Ajayi and many other giants. At a time, the UCH was rated number nine among all the teaching hospitals in the Commonwealth. It commanded a higher reputation than many hospitals in Canada, Australia and India. I don’t know its rating today on the world stage, though it remains one of the very best on the African continent.
One is apprehensive however that in the next frontier of the world, the frontier of knowledge, Africa appears to be the least ready. What is responsible for this is the state of primary and secondary education in Africa and especially Nigeria. We can take the cue from Nigeria where the average Primary or Secondary school leaver appears unprepared to do any serious job except the menial ones.
To build outstanding scholars and world class scientists, policy makers need to revisit our primary and secondary school programmes. One of the things that was done during the era of Chief Obafemi Awolowo in the old west was to concentrate a lot of resources on primary education. At the end of the day, primary school leavers were so good that they could be hired as teachers in the lower classes. By the time a child finishes secondary education, he was considered good enough to tackle any job.
Today, how many Nigerian university graduates could be considered the equals of the likes of Chief Anthony Enahoro, who became a journalist shortly after leaving Kings College and became editor of the Southern Nigerian Defender at 21? Within a few years, he became one of our country’s most brilliant parliamentarians and as Minister of Information, participated in bringing the first television station to Africa, the Western Nigeria Television Service, WNTV. Today what has happened to the meaning of secondary school leaving certificate?
We need to examine the training and re-training of teachers and the curriculum that produces graduates without learning. Secondly, it is simply not right to have a secondary school at this age which has no library. It is criminal to have a secondary school library that does not enjoy daily supply of newspapers and magazines. This was not the situation in our days when Nigeria was regarded as a poorer country when the Head of State of Nigeria and the governors were riding in prim Peugeot cars. Today, each of our governors want to ride in the most expensive cars.
Nigeria is a rich country made up of poor people. We cannot harvest the wealth of our country if we don’t invest heavily in the pursuit of knowledge. We may not be able to produce drones that could tackle today Boko Haram terrorists, but at least let us prepare our children for the world of the future when national power and national pride would be measured in the quantum of knowledge.

© 2020 Guardian Newspapers.
All Rights Reserved.

Ladycewhy:
honestly its annoying that they do this every time ,just because he is American doesn't mean he is a Christian. Same way ignorant people here believe if you are not a Muslim automatically you are a Christian .

You are very right!

TheOutlaw:
Just tell us you need glasses. Or you didn't see where she was saying: "We come from different cultures and religions"

That one escaped your attention abi?

My response was for those who can as well see with their brains (minds) not those who open wide their physical eyes with blank minds.
A primary school pupil, seeing this headline, will appreciate the disconnect between the content!

Yohans:
Where will I collect the slip after doing it

Please answer the question up � there

ContractKiller:
Their pre-wedding pictures:

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Reactions to the marriage in Saudi Arabia have been largely negative:


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Here are some translations of the few angry social media posts which were not taken down for violating hate speech restrictions:


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On a more positive note, some social media users commended the couples decision and encouraged them to ignore the haters:


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https://www.albawaba.com/node/saudi-influencer-under-fire-after-sharing-video-her-wedding-ceremony-christian-american

Mynd44, Lalasticlala, OAM4J, Seun, Dominique, Mukina

Stop calling everyone a Christian!

The guy is not a christian. He is just a social being who happens to come from an American or Christian family.

SUPERPACK:
Do you read a Hebrew bible?

You should answer that when at your age, you are criticising the word GOD because someone says NO to Arabic inscription.

Gosj01:
I watched this interview yesterday when the commissioner said it 900k for 20 years. Quite affordable but he failed to answer how durable and how long the house can go?


Do anyone know?





I sell cheap and super neat laptops with free delivery and pay on delivery.


Details on signature.

How much is the rent per room in Lagos when you are bothered about the durability of what you will be paying 3750 naira per month?
If in like make e nor last. At least you are a landlord for 20 good years!

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

Is GOD an Hebrew word?
You should be quarried why you use English to write this.

NUC Scraps Mass Communications Degrees

The National Universities Commission, NUC, has phased out Mass Communication Degree in Nigeria institutions.

With the development, there will be no more Mass Communication as a degree programme in universities in Nigeria.

The NUC said it has unbundled Mass Communication into seven separate degree programmes to meet present demand and this takes effect from 2020 admissions into Nigerian universities.

In a chat with journalists in Abuja on Thursday, NUC’s Executive Secretary, Prof. Abubakar Rasheed, said Mass Communication has been unbundled into Media Studies, Public Relations Studies, Cinematography, among others.

The seven new Programmes/Departments, to be domiciled in a Faculty / School / College of Communication and Media Studies are Journalism & Media Studies, Public Relations, Advertising, Broadcasting, Film & Multi-Media Studies, Development Communication Studies, Information & Media Studies.