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gabinogem:
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is it good when she looks Through her Boyfriend’s Phone..is it a good way of knowing if he iz flirting ?

hmmm

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....... Some Boko Haram members killed by troops in
Borno state
Men of the Nigerian army of 113 Battalion
destroyed a Boko Haram camp in Alajeri
village in Guzamala Local Government Area of
Borno State killing some terrorist in the
process.
In the operation, the troops killed 40 Boko
Haram terrorists and captured 1 General
Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG), 1 Rocket
Propelled Grenade 7 ( RPG 7), 6 AK-47 rifles,
2 Fabrique Nationale rifles, 10 magazines, 188
rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition and 64
rounds of 7.62mm (Special) ammunition. Other
items recovered by the troops included 3
mobile phones, 6 copies of Holy Quran and 20
Motorcycles. The troops are in high spirits because of the
success of the operation coupled with the fact
that there was no casualty or injury on the part
of the troops.
Operations to clear all known Boko Haram
terrorists camps and hideouts are ongoing as
troops remain committed to the clearance and
apprehension of the Boko Haram terrorists in
the country.
Recently, an unnamed highly wanted terrorist
was killed on March 10 after troops of 7
multinational joint task force
brigade Quick Response Group (QRG) stationed
in Baga and 118 task force battalion staged an
ambush along Daban Masara axis

Scientists have developed a way of uploading information to one’s brain that almost imitates the methods used in The Matrix, similar to Keanu Reeves’ character Neo in The Matrix trilogy. The character Neo had a range of kung-fu skills ‘uploaded’ directly into his brain in just a few seconds.




via GIPHY


Scientists at HRL Information and System Sciences Laboratory in California have been working to make real life imitate art, very much in the style of The Matrix, by developing what is termed low-current electrical brain stimulation to modulate a person’s learning of complex, real-world skills. This can be used for learning how to drive a car, pilot a plane, learn new languages, and so on. Dr Matthew Phillips, who led the HRL Labs research team, used a neuro-stimulation technique known as transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to excite areas in the brain responsible for learning and skill retention. tDCS is a non-invasive, painless technique that uses a constant, low electric current to stimulate specific brain regions. Several studies suggest it could be used to treat neuropsychological disorders such as depression, anxiety, Parkinson’s disease, and chronic pain. Dr Phillips said: “Our system is one of the first of its kind. It’s a brain stimulation system. It sounds kind of sci-fi, but there’s large scientific basis for the development of our system. The specific task we were looking at was piloting an aircraft, which requires a synergy of both cognitive and motor performance. “When you learn something, your brain physically changes. Connections are made and strengthened in a process called neuro- plasticity. It turns out that certain functions of the brain, like speech and memory, are located in very specific regions of the brain, about the size of your pinky. “What our system does is it actually targets those changes to specific regions of the brain as you learn. The method itself is actually quite old. In fact, the ancient Egyptians 4,000 years ago used electric fish to stimulate and reduce pain. “Even Ben Franklin applied currents to his head, but the rigorous, scientific investigation of these methods started in the early 2000s and we’re building on that research to target and personalise stimulation in the most effective way possible. “Your brain is going to be very different to my brain when we perform a task. What we found is that in specific circumstances, brain stimulation seems to be particularly effective at actually improving learning.” They studied the electric signals in the brain of a trained pilot and then fed the data into novice subjects as they learned to pilot an aeroplane in a realistic flight simulator. The study, published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, found that subjects who received brain stimulation via electrode- embedded head caps improved their piloting abilities and learnt the task 33 per cent better than a placebo group. The experiment showed improvement in both motor and cognitive skills. Dr Phillips went on: “We were able to take a group of individuals and train them to a similar level. “The method relies on physical contact with the scalp – a head-cap through conductive gel to apply the current to the skin. “The effects can persist for hours. The effects take days or weeks of practice to consolidate. It’s the same learning mechanism, we’re just amplifying or boosting it. “As we discover more about optimising, personalising, and adapting brain stimulation protocols, we’ll likely see these technologies become routine in training and classroom environments. “It’s possible that brain stimulation could be implemented for classes like drivers’ training, SAT prep, and language learning.”

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m Virgin

felixlovu:
sorry wat have been able to change in the life of ur families and friends since u were born

try and modify your post...dnt understand !!!!

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Buhari is Definitely Not the Anwser
By
Nafata Bamaguje
bamaguje@googlemail.com















Several weeks ago when
Professor Wole Soyinka took a
swipe at General Buhari as a
presidential candidate, there was
an avalanche of angry northern
responses condemning the Nobel
laureate's attack on their favoured
candidate. Most of the responses
however did little to address the
salient issues raised by the
Professor in his critique. Even
when they did their responses
were puerile and insulting to the
intelligence of Nigerians.
A case in point is Mohammed
Haruna's absurd rationalization of
Buhari's double standard in
confining Shagari to house arrest
while jailing other political
detainees including the erstwhile
Vice president who exercised no
power in the ill-fated 2nd republic.
Mallam Haruna would have us
believe that Shagari's house
arrest was actually worse than
being jailed in Nigeria's
notoriously inhospitable gulag, on
the grounds that Shagari was in
solitary confinement. Apparently
solitary confinement (if at all that
was the objective) is not possible
in prison, only in the comfort of a
furnished flat.
Other pro-Buhari agitators vainly
tried to box us into a false
dilemma. Since the Nobel
Laureate condemned the
presidential candidature of both
Buhari and Yar'Adua, who were
Nigerians supposed to vote for ?
This is a dim-witted question in
nation of 140 million people with
more than 40 political parties and
over 20 presidential candidates.
In his critique, Professor Soyinka
amply documented Buhari's
numerous human right abuses for
which the arrogant, unrepentant
General never expressed any
remorse nor apologies even when
offered the opportunity at the
Oputa panel. Yet his sycophants
would have Nigerians entrust him
with executive presidential
powers. What's the guarantee
that he won't turn out to be
another tyrant like Obasanjo -
notorious for his appalling abuse
of presidential powers ?
The General's selling point
appears to be the hype about his
supposed moral integrity, which
will supposedly translate to
eradication of corruption. A trip
down memory lane however tells
us different. Under the late dark-
goggled General, Buhari presided
over PTF (petroleum trust fund),
which was later revealed to be a
cesspool of corruption. If the
supposedly incorruptible Daura
general couldn't stop corruption
in PTF, then he obviously can't
be trusted to eradicate corruption
from Nigeria. Let's not forget that
Obasanjo, Nigeria's present
failure, made similar anti-
corruption noises at the inception
of his maladministration in 1999.
The infamous 53 suitcase saga
during Buhari's 20 month military
misrule also raises questions
about his commitment to the
eradication of corruption. A
northern Emir was accosted by
Custom agents at Lagos
international airport with 53
suitcases of currency in direct
violation of the prevailing laws.
Buhari redeployed the principled
customs officer – our current
embattled vice president – who
apprehended the Emir, while
allowing the sacred cow Emir to
go scot free. Ironically in several
circles today, that principled
customs officer - vice president
Atiku Abubakar - is portrayed as
corrupt while Buhari is hailed as
incorruptible.
Contrast Buhari's kid's glove,
pat-on-the-back for the 53-
suitcase Emir, with Fela's unjust
imprisonment ostensibly for failing
to declare his own hard earned
foreign currency. The truth of the
matter is that the vindictive Buhari
never forgave the late Afrobeat
maestro for his popular hit tune
Army Arrangement , in which Fela
sang about the 2.8 billion Naira
that reportedly disappeared from
our nation's oil accounts while
Buhari was petroleum minister. In
the song, Fela captured the
public cynicism of government
denial of the scandal…not
surprising, given the poor
credibility of most Nigerian
governments… Dem set up enquiry,
Dem say money no lose O !
To any discerning mind, Buhari's
discriminatory enforcement of the
law enforcement a.k.a. "selective
justice" vis-à-vis Shagari /
Ekwueme detention, and Fela / 54
case Emir currency violations
clearly indicate that the general is
no different from Nigeria's present
tormentor, Obasanjo who is using
EFCC to witch-hunt and
persecute his political
adversaries.
It is common knowledge that one
of Nigeria's major problems is our
economic malaise and
underdevelopment. General
Buhari's actions as military head
of state suggest that he is bereft
of some of the basic economic
principles required for running a
nation's economy. Faced with the
scarcity of "essenco" (essential
commodities) during his regime,
our Daura General came up with
the brilliant brainwave of sending
armed soldiers to forcibly break
into shops and compel traders to
sell goods below their purchase
price. Even today as the 2007
presidential campaign heats up,
Buhari - like several other
presidential candidates – is yet
to enunciate sound economic
policies to transform Nigeria.
Then there is the issue of Buhari's
pseudo-religious demagoguery,
which has sometimes been
mistaken for religious fanaticism.
At the height of Nigeria's Sharia
crisis when there was a real
danger of Nigeria being torn apart
along religious lines, the General
added fuel to the raging Sharia
fire that was threatening to
consume the nation by supporting
the promulgation of discriminatory
religious laws in our multi-
religious country contrary to our
secular constitution. Buhari failed
to rise above sectional ethno-
religious interests as was
expected of a former head of state
and presumed statesman.
If the General really believed in
Sharia law, why didn't he
promulgate it as military head of
state ? One is therefore forced to
conclude that the general was
simply playing to the northern
gallery – hypocritical religious
demagoguery for cheap popularity
among the northern masses,
hence his undeserved saintly
reputation. Or perhaps he was a
coward who lacked the guts to
prosecute the Sharia Jihad while
he was in power. The General
later compounded matters by
publicly instructing Muslims to
only vote for Muslims. His
sycophants and propagandists
have unconvincingly tried to deny
or "explain" his statement, but the
arrogant general never bothered.
Perhaps because of his self-
serving judicial battle against
Obasanjo's infamous 419 re-
election in 2003, Buhari has been
misleadingly promoted in some
quarters as a "champion of
democracy". In the run-up to the
2003 gubernatorial election in
Kano state, Ibrahim "Little" Amin
won the ANPP nomination fair
and square, and was publicly
declared as such. Saint Buhari,
the democrat was instrumental to
scheming out Mallam Amin and
imposing the current Kano state
governor, Mallam Ibrahim
Shekarau. It just goes to show
that if Buhari had been
Obasanjo's shoes in 2003, he
would have rigged the election
just as like OBJ.
Nigerians should be wary of
recycling leaders who have failed
us before. Obasanjo's disastrous
presidency in the face of
enormous oil revenues is more
than enough lesson. As has been
painstakingly elucidated above,
Buhari presidency would be no
different from Obasanjo's current
ruinous misrule.
Nafata Bamaguje
Gargajiya quarters
Daura, Katsina state

bugzbunny:
We now import grasses for cows from brazil..... And have banned foreign rice and I pass my neighbour generator.....

yo funny brother... bubu is not the right man for us

till then i see no change since he became the president https://www.nairaland.com/2977941/what-change-since-bubu-became check this out

suffering and smiling

One half of P-Square, Peter Okoye has established
himself as a solo artist with new music released a few
hours ago titled Look Into My Eyes . Under the name Peter Okoye, he released a
contemporary R&B song that is more vocal
than beats and is not a bad number either. He has spent the better part of his time on
social media actively promoting the single
since its release. As he and his brother, Paul
have not announced any break up, it is safe to
assume that the two are still together as a
group and prefer to leave the option to make
music together open.
But on the other hand, groups that take
‘breaks’ to pursue an active solo career
hardly come back together especially if at
least one finds success in a solo career (cue in
NSYNC, Plantashun Boiz and Destiny’s
Child). http://www.360nobs.com/2016/03/peter-p-square-goes-solo-releases-single/ cc.fynestboi cc.missyB3 cc.ijebabe cc.mynd44

The Change president believes he was voted in to protect the economy from foreign and local scavengers who he feels are only out to take blood from the economy at the expense of the masses. To him, the exchange rate should probably be 1:1, after all he calls the shot. In response to the President’s wishes, the CBN has refused to devalue the naira for the third time since 2013. The parallel market on the other hand has continued to depreciate the value of the naira following demand by speculators and those who genuinely need it for transactions. Things are unlikely to change even if the CBN decides it wants to devalue today. The pent-up demand cannot be met especially if oil prices continue to dip. For anyone looking for a sign of relief, just keep a close watch at the Brent Crude price. The post above and its ensuing comments, if any, is purely the opinion of the writer(s). It therefore should never be considered as an investment advise of any sort. If required, readers should please consult a competent professional financial adviser for any investment decision. cc.nairametrics

What has CHANGE since Buhari became
president?
High Cost of living.
Epileptic power supply and yet 45% increase
in electricity tarrif.
PMS is now as precious as GOLD.
Blaming GEJ everyday for buhari inefficiency.
# BudgetOfYams .
Lies and deceits is now the order of the day.
Globetrotting. cc.seun

mikkypel:
It's the latest trend of ladies nowadays, they would look at you in the face without remorse and say no sex till marriage.. No matter how you force them, they won't just give in and good guys like us won't force ourselves to sex but I really want to read the opinions of guys in here

Can you date a girl that keeps saying no sex till marriage? How will you cope?

cc Tosyne2much

anything for her....as long as she as i keep servicing my self outside...

A collapsed building in Lagos
A Five storey building has collapsed in the
lekki area of Lagos, Naij.com can
authoritatively report.
The collapsed building is opposite Oando
filling station by Chisco bus stop along the
Lekki-Epe expressway corridor.
As at press time, 5 persons have been rescued
alive while 4 dead bodies have been
recovered.
Confirming the incidence, the spokesperson of
the National Emergency Management Agency
(NEMA) Mr Ibrahim Farinloye said rescue
operations are currently ongoing.
*Developing story https://www.naij.com/756106-just-5-storey-building-collapses-lagos.html

The Nigeria government is expected to
welcome representatives of the Swiss
government on Tuesday, March 8.
The two governments are to discuss on the
repatriation of another tranche of huge public
funds stolen by late Head of State, Sani
Abacha.
Premium Times reports that the delegation
would be led by the Swiss Minister for Foreign
Affairs, Didier Burkhalter, who is expected to
meet with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, and
the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey
Onyeama, over the repatriation of the $
321million confiscated from the family of late
former head of state, Sani Abacha.
An official of the Swiss Embassy in Nigeria,
Pascal Holliger, confirmed the visit on
Monday, March 7.
“Yes, our foreign Minister is on his way to Nigeria
on Tuesday,” Mr Holliger said. “He is coming on a
working visit to Nigeria. During the visit, he
would open the Consular General’s office in Lagos
and meet with the Vice President of Nigeria and
the Minister of Foreign Affairs to discuss the issue
of the repatriation of the second tranche of the
Abacha loot,” Holliger noted.
But some Swiss and Nigerian civil society
groups, who got wind of the impending visit,
dispatched a petition to President
Muhammadu Buhari, demanding that his
government give assurance that the $
321million that would be returned to Nigeria by
the Swiss government would be put to good
use.
Copies of the petition titled “Restitution of
Abacha funds: Swiss and Nigerian NGOs demand
guarantees,” was sent to the Minister of
Finance, Kemi Adeosun, and her foreign affairs
counterpart, Geoffrey Onyeama, and the
Attorney-General of the Federation and
minister justice, Abubakar Malami.
A copy of the petition was also sent to the
World Bank Vice President for Africa, Makhtar
Diop, and the Federal Department for Foreign
Affairs Office for International Public Law
(DDIP) in Berne, Switzerland.
Signed by representatives of eight civil society
groups, the petitioners expressed concerns
that the fund could disappear just like the
repatriated funds by the government of
Liechtenstein in 2914 if government did not
take steps to guarantee transparency and
accountability. The Swiss government is set to hold talks with
Nigeria over the repatriation of $321million
confiscated from the family of late former head
of state, Sani abacha
“Swiss and Nigerian NGOs demand that the
authorities of these two countries, together with
the World Bank, take all measures necessary to
guarantee that these funds be returned in a
manner that is transparent and benefits the
general population of the country, the people that
were initially cheated out of their money,” the
petition read.
The groups said their fears followed the
confidential agreement reached between the
Nigerian government and the Abacha family in
2014, in which the Nigerian government agreed
not to prosecute any member of the family in
lieu of the returned loot.
The controversial agreement reportedly
received the backing of Geneva’s public
prosecutor, resulting in the withdrawal of all
criminal charges against Mohammed, the
eldest son of the late dictator, allegedly
implicated in a case of laundering his
father’s loot.
“There are fears in civil society, in both
Switzerland and Nigeria, that this money could be
embezzled once again,” Executive Director,
African Network for Environment and Economic
Justice (ANEEJ), David Ugolor, told newsmen.
Mr Ugolor said the petition was sent to the
Nigerian and Swiss governments, as well as
the World Bank, to demand a guarantee that
these funds would actually be used to finance
projects that would improve the living
conditions of the Nigerian people.
“It is imperative that they be allocated through a
transparent process that involves both Swiss and
Nigerian NGOs,” Mr. Ugolor said. “The transfers
must also be performed in installments and upon
the condition that the sums returned in previous
installments were used as supposed,” he said.
Under the Goodluck Jonathan administration,
Ugolor said the $235million returned by the
Liechtenstein government vanished without
trace after government said the money was
used to acquire arms to fight the terrorist
group, Boko Haram.
Other signatories to the petition included
Olivier Longchamp, Berne Declaration
(Switzerland); Martin Hilti, Finances and Tax
programs coordinator, Transparency
International (Switzerland); Adetokunbo
Mumuni, Socio-Economic Rights and
Accountability Project (Nigeria); Mark
Herkenrath, Alliance Sud (Switzerland); Debo
Adeniran, Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders
(CACOL) (Nigeria); Godwin Uyi Ojo,
Environmental Rights Action/Friends of the
Earth (Nigeria), and Blair Glencorse,
Accountability Lab (UK).
Meanwhile, Attorney General of the Federation
and Minister of Justice Abubakar Malami has
announced that government will retrieve $750
million Abacha loot soon
.
In an interactive session with the House of
Representatives Committee on Justice, Malami
said the government is also aiming to recover
£6.9 million (nearly N2 billion) stolen by the
former governor of Delta state, Chief James
Ibori.
https://www.naij.com/756039-fresh-321million-abacha-loot-read-swiss-government-coming-nigeria.html cc.seun cc.mynd44

mod remv the 8 people post abv me so i can be ftc.....

she done old.. rubbush

. This one nah small tin