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Nonsense! The same Nebo that promised constant power supply before the end of the first quarter this year. We need foreigners to manage our power sector if we are ever gonna get steady supply of electricity. |
ogtavia:North Korea attacked first! You hate America for retaliating? |
klodike:China cannot risk a direct support to NK, but Russia might. And that sums up the entire support NK will ever get.... well, Iran will offer media and propaganda support too. Remember that NK attacked first... and the US has NATO. |
Canme4u:South Korea will bear tthe brunt. NK lacks ICBMs capable of reaching the west coast of USA. All NK ever does is to fire missiles into the sea. Maybe they'll nuke Atlantis but not mainland USA. |
Canme4u:How exactly will NK retaliate. If the cyberwar goes fullscale, the US will send them to the Neolithic age. |
Guidette: Dim Emeka Odimegwu Ojukwu, who returned from 13 years exile, just a little over a year then, was as well locked up in Kirikiri Prison by Buhari. Up till today we were not told what his offence was. Busari Adelakun died of ulcer because Buhari refused him to be taken out of prison for medical attention. The then Gov. of Ogun State, Bisi Onabanjo suffered similar fate which we were told led to his untimely death. |
nduchucks: ![]() GANJAFARMER: |
CircleOfWilis: |
Wow! naija2dabone: |
Hahahahaha. |
GEJ till Nigerians get sense. |
Unibenstudent:Jonathan can't take south south if Nigeria divides... talk more of the entire southern Nigeria. |
Heavenly Father, Your Word declares: When the enemy shall come in, like a flood the Spirit of the LORD shall lift up a standard against him. (Isaiah 59,19) Let your peace “that passes understanding” be our portion. • I pray that righteousness may rule Nigeria, because your word says that “righteousness exalts a nation”. • I pray for peace in Nigeria during the upcoming elections and for God’s will to be done. Bless her peace-makers and rebuke the peace-breakers. • Flood Nigeria with “the Spirit of the LORD”, providing protection from atrocious Boko Haram and associates. • Comfort the bereaved families and bring back all kidnapped sons and daughters. • May Nigeria find rest “under the shadow of the Almighty”. • Bless Nigeria’s economy, down to the working family, and stabilize the oil-market. • And bless Nigeria’s government with wise intent and good results for all her citizens. • And above all, lift up a standard against the enemies of the Gospel, so that full salvation may flow in all directions. • Bless Your children and Your church. In JESUS’ Name I pray. A M E N. (Please pray this prayer with me and share with your friends. Let us agree before the Throne of God. I would be glad to hear from you. Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke) |
http://www.sciencealert.com/features/20143009-26257.html On 27 August 1883, the Earth made the loudest noise in recorded history. Emanating from the island of Krakatoa, which sits between the islands of Java and Sumatra in Indonesia, the sound could be heard clearly almost 5,000 kilometres away and by people across 50 different geological locations around the world. According to Aatish Bhatia at Nautilus, about 3,200 kilometres away from Krakatoa, residents of New Guinea and Western Australia reported hearing “a series of loud reports, resembling those of artillery in a north-westerly direction”, and over 4,800 kilometres away on the island of Rodrigues in the Indian Ocean, locals reported hearing what sounded to them like the distant roar of heavy gun fire. The sound was caused by a record-breaking volcanic eruption that sent smoke up almost 80 kilometres into the air as ash fell into the ocean some 20 kilometres away. Burning hot debris was shot from the mouth of Krakatoa's volcano at speeds of up to 2,575 kilometres per hour, which is more than double the speed of sound. The event has been called the greatest natural disaster of the 19th century, because with such an incredible release of pressure came severe consequences for the surrounding area. Shock waves from the eruption travelled around the world several times, and created a tsunami over 45 metres tall and weighing 600 tonnes, which ended up hitting the shores of Java and Sumatra and absolutely decimating their coastal regions. Far away in South African waters, ships were being rocked by another set of tsunamis. And you wouldn’t have wanted to be on the water less than 100 kilometres from Krakatoa at the time, as Bhatia explains at Nautilus: "The British ship Norham Castle was 40 miles (64 kilometres) from Krakatoa at the time of the explosion. The ship’s captain wrote in his log, “So violent are the explosions that the ear-drums of over half my crew have been shattered. My last thoughts are with my dear wife. I am convinced that the Day of Judgement has come.”” According to The Independent, the force of the blast was 10,000 times that of a hydrogen bomb, and Bhatia reports that the sound was registered at around 172 decibels over 160 kilometres away. That’s bonkers, seeing as the human threshold for pain is 130 decibels, and the sound of a jet engine when you're standing right next to it is 150 decibels. Not quite as explosive (fortunately!) as Krakatoa, but impressive nonetheless, this video shot by a couple in Papua New Guinea shows a volcano erupting and the shock wave that followed. They kept it together a whole lot better than I would have: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUREX8aFbMs
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On 27 August 1883, the Earth made the loudest noise in recorded history. Emanating from the island of Krakatoa, which sits between the islands of Java and Sumatra in Indonesia, the sound could be heard clearly almost 5,000 kilometres away and by people across 50 different geological locations around the world. According to Aatish Bhatia at Nautilus, about 3,200 kilometres away from Krakatoa, residents of New Guinea and Western Australia reported hearing “a series of loud reports, resembling those of artillery in a north-westerly direction”, and over 4,800 kilometres away on the island of Rodrigues in the Indian Ocean, locals reported hearing what sounded to them like the distant roar of heavy gun fire. The sound was caused by a record-breaking volcanic eruption that sent smoke up almost 80 kilometres into the air as ash fell into the ocean some 20 kilometres away. Burning hot debris was shot from the mouth of Krakatoa's volcano at speeds of up to 2,575 kilometres per hour, which is more than double the speed of sound. The event has been called the greatest natural disaster of the 19th century, because with such an incredible release of pressure came severe consequences for the surrounding area. Shock waves from the eruption travelled around the world several times, and created a tsunami over 45 metres tall and weighing 600 tonnes, which ended up hitting the shores of Java and Sumatra and absolutely decimating their coastal regions. Far away in South African waters, ships were being rocked by another set of tsunamis. And you wouldn’t have wanted to be on the water less than 100 kilometres from Krakatoa at the time, as Bhatia explains at Nautilus: "The British ship Norham Castle was 40 miles (64 kilometres) from Krakatoa at the time of the explosion. The ship’s captain wrote in his log, “So violent are the explosions that the ear-drums of over half my crew have been shattered. My last thoughts are with my dear wife. I am convinced that the Day of Judgement has come.”” According to The Independent, the force of the blast was 10,000 times that of a hydrogen bomb, and Bhatia reports that the sound was registered at around 172 decibels over 160 kilometres away. That’s bonkers, seeing as the human threshold for pain is 130 decibels, and the sound of a jet engine when you're standing right next to it is 150 decibels. Not quite as explosive (fortunately!) as Krakatoa, but impressive nonetheless, this video shot by a couple in Papua New Guinea shows a volcano erupting and the shock wave that followed. They kept it together a whole lot better than I would have: |
SaiBuharii:Shhhh! |
ireneony:Fixed. |
Ore is a hot zone... Men of the underworld are hustling for Xmas funds. |
celeron40:Hahahahaha. Sue them indeed. The case will last for years in our courts before you get a redress. |
nduchucks:The fake boko haram operatives that falsely accused Ihejirika and Sheriff of supporting the terrorists have been nabbed yet you still included their names in your picture. You should be calling for Shettima's resignation for using his aide to connect the two to Boko haram conspiracy. |
nduchucks:Utter rubbish! |
I dont like this Sherrif but this part clearly implicates the Borno state governor. The former governor alleged that the current Borno State government’s connection with plot to defame him became glaring when the government quickly came out to disown one of the impostors, Junaid Idrissa Khadi, who was until four months ago a special adviser to Governor Kashim Shettima, but rather said Khadi remained his (Sherrif) known associate because he had earlier served his government before Shettima engaged him allegedly under pressure from him. |
Okay. |
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How..tell me...abi has US also cracked and perfected Time Travelling and adopted it as an offense against enemy...if nt dt Kim Jong Un is a terrible leader...I don't find America's action right...morally and otherwise..NK's leader has so many questns to answer including questns bordering on human rights...I now see why d world hates America.

