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NYSC › Re: Password Problems HELP! - retified by Farnsworth(op): 2:48pm On Feb 09, 2016

turns out the form did not submit initially possibly due to network, so just go the the email and get to the confirmation page and refill the form.

NYSC › Password Problems HELP! - retified by Farnsworth(op): 2:22pm On Feb 09, 2016*

The NYSC portal has declared my password invalid *(note> that the password contained abstract characters)
I have tried to reset the password yet, i receive an error massage > "No details match your criteria".

anyone with similar issues and solutions should please reply thanks.

Politics › Re: Governor Udom Emmanuel To Establish Three Oil Refineries by Farnsworth: 1:56pm On Jan 29, 2016

i want the seaport mr udom but the refinery is great since it is not funded by state money, there can employ Nigerians and pay state taxes... more money to expand health care in the state and improve free education.

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Politics › Re: Will Buhari Sell Nigeria Into Slavery At EU Meeting, EPA by Farnsworth(op): 1:49pm On Jan 29, 2016

This EPA is serious business for Nigeria oo! it is the initiative that aims to make Africa a third world in perpetuity and Nigeria is a light for africa, though a dim light right now

Politics › Re: Insulting The Sit Of The Nigeria President Must Stop Now Or Never by Farnsworth: 11:02am On Jan 29, 2016*

why is an external newspaper insulting Nigerian leaders? does it matter? Bush in the US was horrible but Nigerian Newspapers never called him horrible names.

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Politics › Will Buhari Sell Nigeria Into Slavery At EU Meeting, EPA by Farnsworth(op): 5:48pm On Jan 28, 2016

[size=15pt]EPA => “Enslavement Partnership Agreement[/size]

With the economic situation worsening in Nigeria the European Union are have been doing their best to ensure that Nigeria signs their economic future away with the EPA, which will ensure that the are even less jobs available for Nigeria, and destroying the fledgeling manufacturing sector within the country. It will amount to economic slavery and absolutely "NO" for any Nigerian Government to sign at a time like these.

The recent romance between EU and Nigeria with visits and invitation to speak at the EU parliament suggests that they are stepping up plans to force Nigeria in to these deal, within this deal Nigeria will have no say in it, because the EU will also serve as the regulator.

The Question Now is, will Buhari fall in to this trap?

Jonathan refused and stood firm when push came to shove, but now is time for Buhari to show if he truly has the interest of Nigeria first but this will not only amount to selling the economic future of Nigeria but the future of generations of Nigerians unborn.

Politics › Re: Nigeria To Withdraw OPL245 From Malabu And Dan Etete by Farnsworth: 10:45am On Jan 25, 2016

well, just gonna sit down and enjoy this one.

Politics › Re: 21-year-old From Kebbi State Design Cars [photos] by Farnsworth: 10:38am On Jan 25, 2016

jobless I suppose, but an excellent way to spend his time other than joining cultism and other criminal activities like other people.

Science/Technology › Re: UNILAG Students Built An Electric Car From Scratch by Farnsworth: 10:29am On Jan 25, 2016

tunwumi:
This is ingenious. i hope it will be sustained and not the usual way. that remind me of the prof (AWOJOBI) that built a car in that dept some years back.

it is obviously not sustainable at the moment for the reasons already explored already in the video.

Science/Technology › Re: Made-In-Akwa Ibom Electricity Meters Hit Market In March (photo) by Farnsworth: 9:55am On Jan 25, 2016*

you will always be a slave.

I was never a slave in the first place, but I dislike haters like you, that unnecessary try to cause disunity to this country. People like you are responsible for the backwardness and lack of true federalism. you will all die a very painful dead

@daveante28

Even in the UK, they offer special VISA's for rich people that want to enter their country and invest. Mobil and other western oil companies have been operating in Nigeria for years, paying taxes and improving Nigerian economy, Everything from our favourite snacks to our favourite beer were set-up by foreigners as Nigerian companies paying their taxes and contributing to Nigerian economy, yet "Nobody" is complaining.

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Science/Technology › Re: Made-In-Akwa Ibom Electricity Meters Hit Market In March (photo) by Farnsworth: 1:28am On Jan 25, 2016*

daveante28:
The factory is set up by non akwa ibom people and will employ akwa ibom people as cleaners , chefs .lol. the average akwa ibom IQ is around 30 .

[size=15pt]that's very disrespectful and hateful towards Akwa Ibom. Have you conducted an IQ test in Akwa Ibom ever?. Factories are set up by private investors all over the world. A lot of factories are set up in Lagos and across the country and Akwa Ibom people do not hate. Akwa Ibom Govt. also previously commissioned peacock paint which is developed and managed by Akwa Ibomites. All this unnecessary hatred directed at a people who are known for their peaceful and welcoming personalities is very repulsive, maybe the Igbo's are right Nigeria has no business being "one", if Nigerians are working around with your mentality and tribalism.

I hope you die a very painful dead.[/size]

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Culture › Re: The Ijaws That I Know by Farnsworth: 12:24pm On Jan 21, 2016

IGBOPRINCE:
tell them o..
But bro, I once heard that the people of ibeno in akwa ibom mixed with ijaws. Is that true?

the only other distinct group we have in Akwa Ibom is a bit of Igbo, I am not sure about the mixed, but we are all a little bit mixed in the sub-region from wars, conquest and peace deals etc., but that doesn't make us ijaw.

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Culture › Re: The Ijaws That I Know by Farnsworth: 12:16pm On Jan 21, 2016

TonyeBarcanista:
"Ibeno people are basically of the Obolo/Andoni origin. The common dialect of Ibeno people is Ibeno/ Obolo language prominently spoken by Ibeno and Eastern Obolo people in Akwa Ibom State. The people also enjoy an active aquatic life."
www.aksgonline.com.ws033.alentus.com/lga.aspx?qrID=ibeno
www.helloakwaibom.com/ibeno-lga/

Who are the Obolo/Andoni people? Are they not of Eastern Ijaw?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obolo_people

Editing wikipedia is not hard. This is my origin and we are not Ijaw. People from other parts of the country are claiming us to be part of their tribe when we say we are not... you have probably never been to ibeno, you don't know our traditions or values yet we are somehow ijaw... Your claims only succeed in amusing us, you can do and independent DNA forecast.

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Culture › Re: The Ijaws That I Know by Farnsworth: 11:38am On Jan 21, 2016

TonyeBarcanista:
U aren't Ibeno and you are arguing. I can bet that you are Ibibio. If eastern Obolo and Ibeno says that they are Ijaws, I wonder why you won't give up. Google should help you.

Where do you think Western obolo is? Who do you think the Andonis(Rivers state) are?

Educate yourself with this
www.thetidenewsonline.com/2011/11/07/oil-communities-allege-marginalization-by-aibom/

I am not ibibio and your Google claim is a lie, We have nothing in-common with Ijaw's and your link is bogus.

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Politics › 2015 Elections Highest Number Of Court Nullified Elections Nigeria's History by Farnsworth(op): 11:32am On Jan 21, 2016

2015 Elections the best elections ever performed in Nigeria and highly admired by the international community and across africa, such that Goodluck Jonathan as become a figure head of progressive democracy across Africa. Yet is has become the most court nullified election in the history of Nigerian democracy because of the APC's greed for oil states. The funniest part is the fact that court gave two different judgements for similar cases based on political parties, there even moved tribunal from most peacefully states in Nigeria to Abuja for easy manipulation, while tribunals from war torn regions in the country were deemed as save. Very shameful.

Culture › Re: The Ijaws That I Know by Farnsworth: 11:15am On Jan 21, 2016

TonyeBarcanista:
Google the emboldened....

Also add Eastern Ibeno people

Ibeno people are not ijaw. we are not ijaw.

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Politics › Re: Video: Standing Ovation For Governor Udom Emmanuel As Pastor Adeboye Visits Uyo by Farnsworth: 10:59am On Jan 21, 2016

clek:
Can someone tell this governor to quit these, political stunts and start doing what is expected of him in his state?
Am Tired of them .

Well, Ibibio greedy politicians that can not wait their turn are the people responsible for all this... He should be fully focused right now on his industrialization projects across the state but He is stock campaigning...

Culture › Re: The Ijaws That I Know by Farnsworth: 10:47am On Jan 21, 2016

spanishkid:
Ijaws are the riverine people of Southern Nigeria. They live by the waters cos they're mainly fishermen by tradition. Ijaws can be found in Bayelsa, Delta, Edo, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Rivers, Ondo and even a fraction of them can be found in Benin Republic, Togo, Sierra Leone and Gabon. They're no doubt great travellers and very adventurous in nature.

Ijaws are one of the most detribalised ethnic groups in Nigeria. I remember when I was in Burutu last year, I was treated as one of them. One would not even be able to distinguish an indigene and myself cos I was treated like an indigene and given every privilege that was entitled to an Indigene. Whenever they go fishing, we were given fish and we always have fish pepper soup that day. The Chairman of that LGA always comes to check on us and even shares a drink with us. The youngest lawmaker in the history of Nigeria is an ijaw man by name Julius Pondi representing Burutu Federal Constituency. Ijaws are one of the most accommodating people in Nigeria and also ijaws are very brave. They're not afraid to take on anyone.

Someone on nairaland called ijaws land grabbers, boat dwellers, swamp settlers and drunken fishermen. How are ijaws land grabbers? Have they grabbed your land before? Ugomba should stop saying nonsense and calling my ijaw brothers land grabbers. Ugomba accused the ijaws of having an agenda. Please what agenda Ugomba? Why would ijaw want to grab your wastelands? Does your land have any economic value that ijaws would want to grab?

Cc: tonyebarcanista, truckpusher, martineverest, simplycarro, princedebola201, mulattoclaro, Goodboiyy, fineguy11 etc.

There are no Ijaw's in Akwa Ibom and Cross River state. Stop claiming other peoples land to avoid trouble stay in your side. Our states were carefully created to ensure that only our people live in it, Efik, Ibibio, Ananng, Oron, Eket, Obolo. None of us are ijaw. Leave us out of your fights and land grabs...

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Politics › Re: If You Were To Be The President For 24 Hours, What Would You Accomplish? by Farnsworth: 9:12am On Jan 21, 2016

pulsa:
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sorry which ethnic group are you from.

I use to be Nigerian, now I don't know...

Politics › Re: Flashback: Olisa Metuh Beats School Principal, Drives Him Off In Car Boot by Farnsworth: 5:01pm On Jan 20, 2016

very fishy news?

Politics › Re: Photo: This Is What DASUKIGATE Caused Our Soldiers by Farnsworth: 4:59pm On Jan 20, 2016

lies and more lies

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Politics › Re: If You Were To Be The President For 24 Hours, What Would You Accomplish? by Farnsworth: 4:53pm On Jan 20, 2016

I would instigate tribal war... If I ever became president by the time I step down, half the population of Nigeria will be gone because since coming on NL, I have seen the true nature of the other people in Nigeria from Igbo's, to Yoruba's to Hausa's... I now have nothing but deep hatred for most of the other tribes in Nigeria now.

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Politics › Re: Okonjo Iweala Article Hacked, Threat Message Left (pix) by Farnsworth: 4:44pm On Jan 20, 2016

Bobbysworld28:
Quite daft talk! Governors were PDP

APC = PDP...

free2blast:
And did she and the clueless one saved for the rainy day with the dollar sharing? Take your hypocrisy elsewhere.

you guys appear to be the hypocrites because Ameachi was leading the shout then, now he is in APC shouting...

Politics › Re: Pdp Would Have Managed The Present Situation In Nigeria Better Than Apc by Farnsworth: 9:07am On Jan 20, 2016*

Nalikedis:
After 16 years we still a one product economy, even we cant even refine the oil we are going to use domestically.... So wat would they have done better o?

We were a one product economy under OBJ under GEJ the diversification was on course, in Agriculture we were almost self sufficient in rice by the end of his tenure, then he supported automotive industry as a diversification avenue, even nollywood was supported. "YouWin" that actually helped small start-up businesses to build strong middle class, Gej only implemented his plan for 4 years, ministers behaved with professionalism and could actually speak the English language properly. Gej, only failed in his handling of boko haram but in every other thing Nigeria was progressive and innovative. Jonathan's tenure over saw the Nigerian Army develop their own armoured personnel carrier. I think Nigerians are easily confused with propaganda, this is what the republicans in America use to employ to win elections, I think the Americans are the minds behind APC because the propaganda is so similar. The rest of the world are slowly catching up to these propaganda governments but since Nigerians are slow, it may take like 10 years before Nigerian even become suspicious.

Buhari made himself petroleum minister because he obviously, still believes that crude oil is the only thing and doesn't even show any sign or plans to diversify after 8 months.

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Politics › Re: Stop Accusing The President...... It's Unpatriotic by Farnsworth: 8:40am On Jan 20, 2016

Yes, worship the president...

No wonder is a failed state....

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Politics › Re: Okonjo Iweala Article Hacked, Threat Message Left (pix) by Farnsworth: 8:38am On Jan 20, 2016

Lie against the woman that piloted the Nigerian economy out of the global economic crisis, when the Americans and much of the western world were feeling the heat, Nigerians didn't feel it at all, then the APC governors took her to court after she warned that we should save for a rainy day. well, drop in oil prices is the rainy day she warned about, yet Nigerians turn around a demonize her...

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Politics › Re: Between Jonathan’s Ebola Fever And Buhari’s Lassa Fever by Farnsworth: 8:29am On Jan 20, 2016

Differences
Gmb: 44 people to Lassa fever and counting
Gej: 9 people to Ebola and first country to end it.

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Politics › Re: I Will Jail Corrupt Judges - Buhari by Farnsworth: 8:22am On Jan 20, 2016

More crazy shout of corruption to get the illiterates charged up, then start arresting Judges that refused APC bribes to create contradictory judgments... I will be very surprised if Nigeria doesn't crash and burn by 2019, certainly by 2019 the bloodshed during elections (that was practically non-existent in GEJ's tenure) will finish off any shred of unity and love that Nigeria had. Well, I hope many Nigerians die from all sides, maybe it serve as a lesson.

Politics › Re: Time To Impeach Buhari Before It Gets Worst by Farnsworth(op): 8:10am On Jan 20, 2016

Sad really, Nigerians have slave mentality... They can't even stand up to protect their own collective interest.

Politics › Re: Outrage As Primary 4 Pupil Aged 8years Gets Married In Zaria by Farnsworth: 8:06am On Jan 20, 2016

abduljabbar4:
But wait, is the girl your sister?

I am Nigerian and a human being, so yes she is my sister.

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Politics › Time To Impeach Buhari Before It Gets Worst by Farnsworth(op): 10:57am On Jan 19, 2016*

With all the school boy errors since the Buhari/APC government came into power, It time for Nigerians, youths especially from all regions of the country to take a proactive step to protest for an impeachment of these government, it is time for the people to actually show the Government that they have the power to demand for better governance. There are Numerous capable Nigerians that can lead these country, this old school soldiers are just not capable is the 21st century.

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Politics › Re: 55 Persons Stole N1.34tr In Eight Years – FG by Farnsworth: 10:41am On Jan 19, 2016*

Another propaganda to feed the public with, since the economy has continued failing... is this propaganda system really sustainable, are Nigerians really this dull.

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