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Tag Questions are a series of Q and A Questions used to learn more about someone. Generally, tag questions are used by Vloggers and Bloggers to help them connect with their subscribers. Thankfully, there is now a list of Nigerian Tag Questions.

According to TagQuestions.net, a website that curates tag questions, every true Nigerian should be able to answer these questions.

1. Mention 5 Nigerian States

2. Mention 5 Nigerian Landmarks

3. What do you say when the power comes on?
You’re going to a military-themed party close to the army barracks in Nigeria, are you wearing a camouflage shirt?

4. The IV says all guests should be seated by 10 am, what time are you arriving?

5. What do you say when you’re doing a sound check?

6. What’s Nigeria’s official party food?

7. What do you eat when you’re broke and hungry?

8. What’s the Nigerian term for a commercial motorcycle?

9.How many cubes of sugar do you put in your Garri?

10. Your aunt is visiting from the village what traveling bag is she carrying?

11.What do you call tissue paper?

12. How do you open a bottle of soda?

13. India vs. Nigeria, who won, what was the scoreline and who scored for Nigeria?

14. What is the general term for drinks like Coke, Fanta, Pepsi, Mirinda?

15. You have visitors, what’s your momma sending you to buy?

16. Results are out; you were 2nd in your class, what’s your mom’s comment?

17. Pronounce the following words: Oil, Yam, Ear, Happy, Teacher, Faster and Junction.

Source: 35 Nigerian Tag Questions Every True Nigerian Can Answer

It's either you report both to the HR department and let the appropriate authority deal with it or you delete it and forget it happened.

First option, you report the event and keep the evidence. In case of discrimination or termination, you can sure for wrongful termination. However, talk to a lawyer before taking the first option.

Otherwise, delete the video and enjoy whatever your boss does for you out of guilt.

Note, keeping the video and taking money or favors in exchange for not revealing their secret is blackmail.

Basically, you have a hot stone in your hand, and it can be a powerful weapon but if you hold it long enough it will burn you to the ground.

Cuddle Bunny
Love Bug
Tiger Toes
Cuddle Cakes
Love Face
Tinkerbell
Cuddle Muffin
Lovely Tootsie
Cuddle bug
Love Muffin
Tootsie Wootsy
Cuddles
Lover
Treasure
Cuddly
Lover Girl
Tum-Tums
Cuddly-Wuddly
Lover Pie
Twinkle
Cupcake
Lovey Dovey
Twinkle Toes
Cuteness
Lovey love

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This isn't a criticism of the plan.

However, we should only plan for things we can influence.

For example, improve security situation, renovate potential tourist destinations, improve local festivals to meet international standards and then market Nigeria in top outbound tourism countries as a safe destination.

Secondly, ICT provides a good option. We should be improving our tech hubs. Also, ICT isn't just programming. Content development, Video related services, animation, graphics design, accounting services are areas we can compete internationally.

Thirdly, alternate energy sources. If we can make it work, we become the go to source for talents in the global industry.

There's a skill shortage globally and locally, we are knowledgeable, the Internet is filled with knowledge, computer algorithms know your wife better than you. So, we need to focus on skills.

Indians are no longer depending fully on their local economy. It's time to stop talking and actually start building.

In ten years time, we would be glad we did.

However, if we keep focusing on indicators like improving GDP and we don't have any practical plan to achieve that, we will have these conversations every decade.

By the way, you don't need the government to do this, if you're unemployed right now, go online look for a skill in high demand and dedicate the next 6 months to learning.

You won't be hungry.

Have a productive day.

10. Paul Kagame - Rwanda
Years in office: (2000 – till date) 16 years +

9. Denis Sassou Nguesso - The Republic of Congo
Years in office: (1997 – till date) 19 years +

8. Isaias Afwerki - Eritrea
Years in office: (1993 – till date) 23 years +

7. Idrissa Deby - Chad
Years in office: (1990 – till date) 26 years +

6. Omar Al-Bashir - Sudan
Years in power: (1989 – till date) 27 years +

5. Yoweri Museveni - Uganda
Years in power: (1986 – till date) 30 years +

4. Paul Biya - Cameroon
Years in power: (1982 – till date) 34 years +

3. Robert Mugabe - Zimbabwe
Years in power: (1980 – till date) 36 years +

2. Jose Eduardo Dos Santos Angola
Years in power: (1979-till date) 37 years +

1. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo - Equatorial Guinea
Years in power: (1979-till date) 37 years +

Source: 10 Longest Serving Current African Presidents

We need to stop blaming people and start examining the resources we give them to execute a job. Look at the state of Nigerian Prisons.

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Your observations are valid; that certificate is awarded every semester; A transcript is a proper proof for such feat.

However, you should learn to make your points without a hint of jealousy or insult.

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My problem with Nigerians is that we make unworthy people popular.

This guy had a GPA not a CGPA of 4.0, which implies that it is only for one semester.

A GPA of 4.0 not 4.00, will imply that he offered very few courses, may be 3 or 4 in that semester, or may be he only offered his Final Year Project in the semester.

NB: I am not jealous in anyway of his progress, I graduated with a first class in engineering at 21 in a reputable federal university.

You can find really Cute Nicknames For Girls here, but the truth is you will still end up calling her "Baby" or "Honey"

Abandon your archaic style of thinking and join us in the new era.

Private universities are fast overtaking the once revered institutions we call public universities.

Grades should be based on performance, not lecturer's wish or ego.

Education should not be stopped because of fuel scarcity or strike.

Most professors that frustrate you in public universities are the same ones that teach in private universities. The difference is they have to put their ego aside and actually do their job.

Demand for change, don't sit and be saying 7% First class is too much. I think less than 2% is a disgrace.

The job of the instructor is to pass knowledge, apparently only 2% of the school actually gains this knowledge excellently, compared to 7% in private universities.

We all know students are victimized in public schools, eradicate that and see that percentage rise.

I'm not defending the past government but when making your arguments of how we did not save, please consider the cost of funding the war against terrorism.

Without further deliberations on the matter, I will get to my point.

There's looming danger in allowing APC select another candidate to inherit the votes of Audu.

Amongst other things this means INEC has granted APC the power of the people - the power to select a governor.

This is contradictory to the principles of democracy & it will create a loophole that could lead to increase in political assainations

For instance, A party can bring forward a candidate the electorate love, assassinate him before election results are declared & impose a tyrant as governor.

I am not a lawyer but I believe the best solution for democracy is to conduct another fresh election.

This solution might not favor APC, but it's the best democratic solution; as it allows people to once again vote for the best available candidate.

Which countries are the top oil producing countries in Africa? How much do they produce and where do they rank on global production?

20. Malawi - 200 Barrels Per Day
19. Morocco - 5100 Barrels Per Day
18. Mauritania - 6,000 Barrels Per Day
17. Niger - 20,000 Barrels Per Day
16. DRC Congo - 20,000 Barrels Per Day
15. Côte d’Ivoire - 37,000 Barrels Per Day
14. Tunisia - 59,000 Barrels Per Day
13. Cameroon - 81,000 Barrels Per Day
12. Chad - 103,000 Barrels Per Day
11. Ghana - 106,000 Barrels Per Day
10. South Africa - 160,000 Barrels Per Day
9. Gabon - 240,000 Barrels Per Day
8. Congo - 259,000 Barrels Per Day
7. Sudan & South Sudan - 262,000 Barrels Per Day
6. Equatorial Guinea - 269,000 Barrels Per Day
5. Libya - 516,000 Barrels Per Day
4. Egypt - 667,000 Barrels Per Day
3. Algeria - 1,721,000 Barrels Per Day
2. Angola - 1,756, 000 Barrels Per Day
1. Nigeria - 2,427,000 Barrels Per Day

Oil Producing African Countries

JP Morgan is doing what is best for its investors,

Nigeria should also do what is best for its citizens.

Economics of a nation should not be dictated by people who are seeking fast capital gains.

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Adorable
Alliebear
Amazing
Angel
Angel Eyes
Angel Face
Angel Heart
Angel of Mine
Apple of My Eye
Babe
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Yomieluv: Stereotype has done more harm than good,we tend to be more conscious if we learn that a person comes from certain tribe,or race. Funniest thing is that most people kind of behave like the way they are assumed. Eg,most people assume that anything bought in Alaba Int'l market is fake,or over priced,and if care not taken,you end up buying fake,what do we call that?..

Self-fulfilling prophesy

Here comes Olamide YBNL, the Badoo himself with a new Jam, Story For The gods, he announced this on his instagram page recently, check on it, download and enjoy

Here is the popular Dorobucci jam by the Mavins crew.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDHBe1BA-Nk

Let Somebody love you by 2face idibia featuring Bridget Kelly is the lead single off 2face’s soon to be released ASCENSION album.


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Cos we think moving on is hard, actually it is hard!

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Spinlet marks the end of the year with the Top Ten Most Downloaded Albums and Singles for 2013. Check it out Now!

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Top 10 Albums Of 2013
Here are the most downloaded albums on Spinlet in 2013!

Empire Mates Entertainment's "Empire State Of Mind"
Various Artists' "Tecno Collection"
Eldee's "Undeniable (Download Only)"
Ice Prince's "Fire Of Zamani"
Show Dem Camp's "The Clone Wars Vol 2: The Subsidy"
Workerman Allstars' "Famous Five"
Reminisce's "Alaga Ibile"
Burna Boy's "L.I.F.E (Leaving An Impact For Eternity) "
Jesse Jagz' "Jagz Nation, Vol 1: Thy Nation Come "
Iyanya's "Desire"

Top 10 Singles Of 2013

Here are the most downloaded singles on Spinlet in 2013!

Jesse Jagz' "Murder Dem"
Dammy Krane's "My Dear"
M.I & Naeto C's "Bartender"
DJ Caise's "Number One ft. Waje"
Dr. Victor Olaiya's "Baby Mi Da (Baby Jowo) Remix ft. 2face Idibia"
Kcee's "Limpopo"
Nikki Laoye's "123"
Lynxxx's "African Bad Girl ft. Banky W"
2Face Idibia's "Rainbow (Remix) ft. T-Pain"
Wizkid's "Juru"

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