Modsenemy:
Let's call it python so lalasticlala can push it to FP

Btw it is a

Dinosaur

Hmm hmm, no be only dinosaur, it's dino melaye.

This lad has been in the news before his death. Nothing special if the news of his transition graces frontpage. Truly, there are loads of frustrated peeps here, hiding under the umbrella of the wrongs of religion.

This puppy � is a social embarrassment

I feel it's common with African players because we barely know our heart limit. Tiote was just unlucky. Muamba had the same experience and survived. Loic Remy has heart defect, but he's still playing active football. All about knowing how far your heart can go.

LubeyNaijaBlog:
Olumide Oworu, popular for his roles in MTV's 'Shuga' and also TV series, 'The Johnsons', graduated from Babcock University - a private university in Ikenne, Ogun state over the weekend.

Congratulations to him.

http://www.lubeynaija.com/2017/06/actor-olumide-oworu-graduates-from.html?m=1

Op, Babcock is in Ilishan-remo not ikenne. Take note

Cladez:
My question remains,was it a Nigerian flag he tied around his waist?

Na bro, Andalusian flag.

ifenes:


same prison but different ward. Psychologically he sees Jesus as his God. But the black person sees Jesus not only as his god but from a level of inferiority. Put Jesus's picture up as a black man, many black Christians will reject it. They prefer the white Jesus. Different forms of mental manipulations here.

On the average you are correct, but not true for every black Christian out there. Maybe the ones you've been interacting with.

ifenes:
Either way he is still programmed. A black person who believes in Jesus is in a mental prison. Only the prisoner can free him/ herself

What about a white person who believes in Jesus, which prison is his? Mr prison warder

Death at the funeral

Favourite01:
I have the same issue too.im an introvert and sometimes I wish I was an extrovert.i ve been seeking for a job since 2015.i ve always been invited for interviews but I don't scale through successfully at the interview stage,i always mess up.it doesn't mean I'm dullard,i ve done aptitude tests in the past which I passed, but wen it comes to the interview stage,i become very nervous,and i simply forget what to say or how to say it even if know what to say.i dnt no how to keep a conversation going.i m really confused,i dnt no if I will ever get a job.

It's not as bad as you are making it look. Next time you are on the street, cab, church, market, try looking at someone you don't know eyeball to eyeball. Keep the gaze even if the person is aware you are looking and let him/her shift gaze. Try that often, sooner or later you will learn how to stand the sight of strangers. Also try to get more involved in verbal communication, we introverts tend to express ourselves better in writing, but that verbal expression is key if you must break the ice. When you have the opportunity to interact with people more knowledgeable than you are, express your opinions, don't just nod in the affirmative, bring up conversations (you can always start with anything humor-like) in professional environment, discuss a trending topic with someone strange, and always remember that people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. Those worked for me and I'm sure they can for you too and our likes.

SoNature:

OP, the only reason u should take that job of 30k is if it's related to your career path. I would never take it, never!...imagine paying a graduate 30k..so, this is what a degree has been reduced to in Nigeria?

Everyone should be working toward being self-employed...that's key.

We've failed to realize that not every profession offers the opportunity to be self employed. Mr OP, go for it and make better plans from there. The key is to keep improving on yourself while you learn at the job, so you will stand a good chance when a better opportunity shows up sooner or later.

Tolexander:
What about the jubilation of players like Demba Ba, kneeling down, opening yansh to heaven and nodding the ground. Why can't the cleric tell FIFA to ban that one also?

I tire for them o.

eternalcity:
But why should a public enterprise be involving itself with such things sef?

Judging from sterling's advert, there's a partnership with Arsenal FC. Sterling was definitely elated Arsenal won, reason for the banter.

Tazdroid:
Congrats to him



Could he really be 26?? That iron man?? He "kante" be!

To you, it can't be because he's a Malian. Harry Kane is 23 and looks way older than his age. You have no problem with that because he's 'oyinbo'. Make una change ooo.

If jerking is experienced, you can check your plug outlet to make sure there's no current leakage. If leakage occurs, tape the exposed area tightly, you are good to go.

Project management and I'll definitely learn key programming languages.

Things fall apart

sloweezy:


He's fucking British, guess he's not proud of ur stupid ass country, that's y he's not even fighting for u

So far so good, AJ has not denied his root as a Nigerian. I never knew you are his spokesperson. Congrats on the new job Mr spokesman.

We'll dash them bob risky

JewelRegi:





Yes o
You are right. I did my sub last night and was shocked.

My 10gb sub expired and I did a lower amount of 1.6gb, only to discover it was exhausted within 48 hours. I was shocked so tay I did another 2.5k sub, only to be given 5gb. Imagine such level of thievery. They are trying to give me a good reason to dump the whack network.

iliyande:


That's not true sir. It simply means if u didn't renew ur subscription before or after 3days of expiration, you will be given 1.6gig instead of 3.2.

Dial *777#. The 3 days stuff is a scam. You mean I came up with this myself? A condition that didn't put new subscribers into consideration. It's all scam.

hexy40:
Glo..... cheap

Glo has almost the same rate with mtn now. The previous bundles have been halved for the same rate. Dial *777# to confirm.

Education is overrated in Nigeria

Same way he romanced Alimodu Sheriff. Well, we are watching.

2 2 #HalaMadrid

I'm sure fraud itself takes pep talk from this guy.

Oukitel k6000 pro. Good camera, strong battery life, fingerprint, 3gb ram, lots more. Check aliexpress and thank me later. You might add a thousand or two though to the 40.

Trina0936:

I understand. Apology accepted.

Futureberry:
seriously, battery of any gender is not something to joke about....my apologies, I was angry while replying you...it was not intentional

Trina0936:

I understand. Apology accepted.

Una two sef. Good you guys ended it on a matured note. Wish more NLs will take a clue from that.

factwriter:


Are there no competent hospital in your state too why are those mogul from your side travelling overseas for treatments?

You are looking for someone to argue your myopic view with. I have better things to do than that.

Why move him from Kaduna to Abuja? Are there no competent hospitals in Kaduna? RIP

#IStandWithWenger

lagostokd:


I get surprised most times when people attribute poverty, unemployment, and other similar drawbacks to be the root cause of terrorism even though this view has been repeatedly contradicted.
A little research will attest to the fact that a whole lot of IS members are well educated and even enlightened. Ahmad Said Sheikh, for instance, who orchestrated the abduction and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, hailed from an affluent family, and studied at the renowned London School of Economics. Mohamed Atta, one of the ringleaders of the September 11 attacks, was a successful architect. The underwear bomber Umar Abdulmutallab is also well read and from an affluent family.
My brother, no amount of poverty and illiteracy can make a man blow up himself and other people.
The motive behind terrorism is the same for all Islamic group and until civilised people are bold enough to address this motive; the world will continue to be under the siege of Islamic terrorism

We can go on pin pointing few educated ones here and there, the fact still remains that the lack of quality education goes hand in hand with terrorism too. If the bulk of citizens are properly educated, it would be easier. Take the northern part of Nigeria as an example. The sole blame is not on illiteracy, but it's a factor. The fight against it must be taken above religious beliefs. I have no objection against your points.