austinvsb1:


The problem is You foolishh kids not being able to differentiate between free speech and hate speech! Your use of the internet to propagate hate is the reason why the tension in the country is at an all time high!

Thank you for this, most people insulting the Acting President didn't even read through. There's a BIG DIFFERENCE between free speech and hateful speech. BIG DIFFERENCE between free speech and treasonous speech. What do you expect him to say, with the level of tribal and religious hate on Nairaland, which I'm sure he's privy of, he can't but say what he said. He is the President of Nigeria for Christ's sake, he's the number one person responsible for protecting the unity of our Nation. Gosh, idiots everywhere...

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Black people and their victim mentality is amazing. this was just for jokes, peeps seeing it as an insult, dafuq? a poster above me even insulted Tayo and he got anoda person agreeing with him. y'all should take chill pills, this just proves that quality of life is dependent on perspective.

Toks2008:


Another ranter in the building.

As much as I agree with you, I just wish you were more mature and tolerant with your response. You claim to have started this topic to change a wrong mentality leading people away from salvation but the way you respond just puts people off and you set them up to fight with you instead.
I'm beginning to think you're not led by the Spirit of God to talk about this, but led by your ego and intellect.
There have been several comments on your response but you keep ignoring and continue with such. It is a pity, cos you are just undoing what you started and I am beginning to have second thoughts about your motivation and the veracity of your argument.
If you were out evangelizing, is this how you'll respond to the souls you're trying to win?
This cantankerous and contentious attitude is definitely not a fruit of the Spirit. I won't be surprised if you insult or ignore me.

munchi:
do your father allow u see were his fucking your mum?

Thank you so much for this. some people just say nonsense

Geoffrey Helnwein

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Regardless, Olumide remains our own.

This is just so amazing

The drama had all started when the highly-contested Next Rated award had gone to Reekado Banks, with many people expecting Lil Kesh to win the award.

Olamide wasn’t too happy, and when he went on stage to receive another award, blasted the Headies for not giving Kesh the award.

Don Jazzy took the insults personally and told Olamide that if he wanted the car (the winner of the Next Rated award usually gets a car), that he could have it.

Watch the Video below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCbYZahOsKc

see tweets from olamide below

source: http://www.360nobs.com/2016/01/video-watch-don-jazzy-diss-olamide-at-the-2015-headies/

I almost feel sorry for him

mscheew, you are even carrying bottle, i used to carry grinding stone while doing all those back in the days.

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please, does ui offer a pre-degree program ?

DATES FOR REGISTRATION OF PROSPECTIVE CORPS MEMBERS FOR 2014 BATCH 'B' ABRIDGED ORIENTATION COURSE

In consideration of the presidential pronouncement that all schools should not reopen at this time of national health emergency, the abridged version of the 2014 Batch 'B' orientation course is scheduled to commence from 1st to 8th September, 2014. Prospective corps members deployed to the affected states scheduled for the exercise are to report at the designated orientation camps reflected in their Call-Up Letters for registration. In order to ensure seamless exercise, prospective corps members are advised to report on the dates indicated in the time table presented hereunder. The grouping is in accordance with the geo-political zones where the corps members come from.

S/N STATE OF DEPLOYMENT CAMP ADDRESS GEOPOLITICAL ZONE DATE OF REGISTRATION


1 ADAMAWA =>NIGER STATE: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, (Former Abubakar, Dada Senior Secondary School) Paiko, Niger State.

North Central 1st - 3rd SEPT., 2014
Noth West 4th - 5th SEPT., 2014
South West 6th - 7th SEPT., 2014
South South/South East/ North East 8th SEPT., 2014


2 BAUCHI => PLATEAU STATE: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Mangu Local Government Area, Mangu, Plateau State.

North Central 1st - 3rd Sept, 2014
North West 4th – 5th Sept, 2014
South South 5th – 6th Sept, 2014
South West 6th – 7th Sept, 2014
South East/North East 8th Sept, 2014


3 BORNO => NASARAWA STATE: Magaji Dan-Yamusa Permanent Orientation Camp Keffi, Nasarawa State.

North Central 1st - 3rd Sept, 2014
North West 4th – 5th Sept, 2014
South East/South West/South South/North East 6th – 8th Sept, 2014


4 GOMBE => BENUE STATE: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wannune, Tarka Local Government Area, Kilometer 35 Makurdi Gboko, Road, Benue State

North Central 1st - 3rd Sept, 2014
North West 4th – 6th Sept, 2014
South West/South South 6th – 7th Sept, 2014
South East/North East 8th Sept, 2014


5 JIGAWA => KADUNA STATE: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Kaduna-Abuja Road, Kaduna State.

North Central 1st - 3rd Sept, 2014
North East 4th - 5th Sept, 2014
South South 6th Sept, 2014
North West/South West/South East 7th - 8th Sept, 2014


6 KANO => KOGI STATE: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Asaya, Kabba Local Government Area, Kogi State.

North Central 1st - 2nd Sept, 2014
North East 3rd - 4th Sept, 2014
South West/South South 5th - 6th Sept, 2014
South East/North East 7th - 8th Sept, 2014


7 LAGOS => LAGOS STATE: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Iyana Ipaja, Agege, Lagos State.

North East 1st - 2nd Sept, 2014
South South 3th - 4th Sept, 2014
North Central 5th - 6th Sept, 2014
South East/North West/South West 7th - 8th Sept, 2014


8 OSUN => OSUN STATE: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Aisu College Hospital Road, Ede North Local Government Area, Ede, Osun State.

North East 1st - 2nd Sept, 2014
North West 3rd - 4th Sept, 2014
North Central 5th - 6th Sept, 2014
South East/South South/South West 7th - 8th Sept, 2014


8 YOBE => FCT: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Kubwa, Bwari Area Council, FCT.

South South 1st - 2nd Sept, 2014
North West 3th - 4th Sept, 2014
South West/North East 5th - 6th Sept, 2014
North Central/South East 7th - 8th Sept, 2014

Prospective corps members are to come along with details of their bank accounts as follows:.
Account Name:
Bank Name:
Account Number:
Sort Code:

Prospective Corps members are to equally note that the registration process will not take more than one hour. Thereafter, they are to collect their kits and proceed immediately to their states of deployment or relocation as the case may be for the completion of the remaining formalities..

Wish you a very successful and hitch-free exercise
Thank you

MANAGEMENT

Source: http://nysc.gov.ng/news-and_events/dislodgement.php

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It could make us more willing to express how we feel. Or
you could say it over-simplies our complex moods and
lives. But today the Facebook status update box began
offering the option to “share how you’re feeling or what
you’re doing” through a drop-down menu of emoticons
and media. We’re entering a more structured era of
communication, where both friends and big data know
exactly how we tick.
Facebook began testing the new sharing options in January,
but only released screenshots. Now it appears the feature
has been given to a much wider audience. It’s likely the
beginning of a global or at least US or English language
rollout. I’ve contacted Facebook for details. Most mentions
I’ve seen of the feature have been from the US, and many
note the similarity to an old Myspace mood sharing option.
Once you have it, when you go to share a status update
from Facebook’s desktop site or the mobile site
m.facebook.com, you’ll see a smiley face button between
the options to add a photo and select the privacy setting.
The button lets you select to share what you’re feeling,
watching, reading, listening to, drinking, or eating. Each
brings up a sub-menu of emotions, media,
or nourishments. You can add an extra description if you
want, and when you share the post will have “is feeling
comfortable” with an emoticon or “watching Game Of
Thrones” with an image and link to a piece of content’s
Page at the end of your story.
Facebook’s little intro pop-up notifies you that “Details you
add to posts also appear on your About page and other
places on Facebook”. That means they could be used
as recommendations for Pages, eventually wind up in
Graph Search, or potentially even be used as ads shown to
your friends. I go into detail of the business ramifications in
my article from when the feature went into testing.
What’s just as fascinating as ads for Kleenex when we’re sad
or where we sip our coffee influencing search result
rankings is what the feature could do to two core ways we
communicate on social media. We talk a lot about what
we’re doing. The music we’re listening to, the TV shows
we’re watching, and the places we’re getting drunk. By
making it easier to formally tag these things, we provide a
better gateway to experiencing them for our friends.
Rather than go searching for Robert Delong, my new
favorite musician who sounds like the second coming of
The Postal Service but with bass, I can select him from a
smart type-ahead drop-down. Friends can then click
through to his Facebook profile and hit the “Listen” button
to automatically play him on their preferred streaming app.
I didn’t have to go search for a YouTube link or even use
Facebook’s search box and copy his Page’s URL. I browsed
for and added what I wanted to share, all from within the
status composer.
Then there’s the fuzzy side. Emotions. Sharing how we feel.
To some it comes easy, with exclamation points, colorful
language, or typed-in emoticons. For them, mood sharing
could let them do it fast, and with a bonus little graphic
that could draw people’s eyes. But to others, saying how
they feel is tough. You might fear you can’t boil down
emotions like anguish or dumbfounded excitement. That
you’ll lose something in translation. And you might be
right.
But the option to select and share a pre-
constructed emotion could make some people more open
than they usually are. And that’s whole point of Facebook.


m.techcrunch.com/2013/04/09/facebook-mood/?icid=tc_art_pinned[img]It could make us more willing to express how we feel. Or
you could say it over-simplies our complex moods and
lives. But today the Facebook status update box began
offering the option to “share how you’re feeling or what
you’re doing” through a drop-down menu of emoticons
and media. We’re entering a more structured era of
communication, where both friends and big data know
exactly how we tick.
Facebook began testing the new sharing options in January,
but only released screenshots. Now it appears the feature
has been given to a much wider audience. It’s likely the
beginning of a global or at least US or English language
rollout. I’ve contacted Facebook for details. Most mentions
I’ve seen of the feature have been from the US, and many
note the similarity to an old Myspace mood sharing option.
Once you have it, when you go to share a status update
from Facebook’s desktop site or the mobile site
m.facebook.com, you’ll see a smiley face button between
the options to add a photo and select the privacy setting.
The button lets you select to share what you’re feeling,
watching, reading, listening to, drinking, or eating. Each
brings up a sub-menu of emotions, media,
or nourishments. You can add an extra description if you
want, and when you share the post will have “is feeling
comfortable” with an emoticon or “watching Game Of
Thrones” with an image and link to a piece of content’s
Page at the end of your story.
Facebook’s little intro pop-up notifies you that “Details you
add to posts also appear on your About page and other
places on Facebook”. That means they could be used
as recommendations for Pages, eventually wind up in
Graph Search, or potentially even be used as ads shown to
your friends. I go into detail of the business ramifications in
my article from when the feature went into testing.
What’s just as fascinating as ads for Kleenex when we’re sad
or where we sip our coffee influencing search result
rankings is what the feature could do to two core ways we
communicate on social media. We talk a lot about what
we’re doing. The music we’re listening to, the TV shows
we’re watching, and the places we’re getting drunk. By
making it easier to formally tag these things, we provide a
better gateway to experiencing them for our friends.
Rather than go searching for Robert Delong, my new
favorite musician who sounds like the second coming of
The Postal Service but with bass, I can select him from a
smart type-ahead drop-down. Friends can then click
through to his Facebook profile and hit the “Listen” button
to automatically play him on their preferred streaming app.
I didn’t have to go search for a YouTube link or even use
Facebook’s search box and copy his Page’s URL. I browsed
for and added what I wanted to share, all from within the
status composer.
Then there’s the fuzzy side. Emotions. Sharing how we feel.
To some it comes easy, with exclamation points, colorful
language, or typed-in emoticons. For them, mood sharing
could let them do it fast, and with a bonus little graphic
that could draw people’s eyes. But to others, saying how
they feel is tough. You might fear you can’t boil down
emotions like anguish or dumbfounded excitement. That
you’ll lose something in translation. And you might be
right.
But the option to select and share a pre-
constructed emotion could make some people more open
than they usually are. And that’s whole point of Facebook.


m.techcrunch.com/2013/04/09/facebook-mood/?icid=tc_art_pinned[/img]It could make us more willing to express how we feel. Or
you could say it over-simplies our complex moods and
lives. But today the Facebook status update box began
offering the option to “share how you’re feeling or what
you’re doing” through a drop-down menu of emoticons
and media. We’re entering a more structured era of
communication, where both friends and big data know
exactly how we tick.
Facebook began testing the new sharing options in January,
but only released screenshots. Now it appears the feature
has been given to a much wider audience. It’s likely the
beginning of a global or at least US or English language
rollout. I’ve contacted Facebook for details. Most mentions
I’ve seen of the feature have been from the US, and many
note the similarity to an old Myspace mood sharing option.
Once you have it, when you go to share a status update
from Facebook’s desktop site or the mobile site
m.facebook.com, you’ll see a smiley face button between
the options to add a photo and select the privacy setting.
The button lets you select to share what you’re feeling,
watching, reading, listening to, drinking, or eating. Each
brings up a sub-menu of emotions, media,
or nourishments. You can add an extra description if you
want, and when you share the post will have “is feeling
comfortable” with an emoticon or “watching Game Of
Thrones” with an image and link to a piece of content’s
Page at the end of your story.
Facebook’s little intro pop-up notifies you that “Details you
add to posts also appear on your About page and other
places on Facebook”. That means they could be used
as recommendations for Pages, eventually wind up in
Graph Search, or potentially even be used as ads shown to
your friends. I go into detail of the business ramifications in
my article from when the feature went into testing.
What’s just as fascinating as ads for Kleenex when we’re sad
or where we sip our coffee influencing search result
rankings is what the feature could do to two core ways we
communicate on social media. We talk a lot a

obadiah777: WHAT IS KK ?

Kim kardashian

GideonG:

I studied the bible very well and when I say study I mean study not "read" Beside I also made my research. I truly believe in God. it's human beings like us that compiled the bible, it's not sent from heaven.
Religion is man made!

Heck Christians don't even go to church on sabbath day. God rested on the 7th day of creation but people choose to worship God on the 1st day of the week instead of sabbath day.

Good thing about christianity is it's based on FAITH...

FAITH works with or without christianity.

no homo, but i could kiss uu right now. very sensible post.

Akpa ife: Gej is working imagine NNC to lunch mobile number protability Gej u must rule till 2019 I must vote 4 u
God bless Nigeria

ode! GEJ ko, Badluck Jonathan ni !!!

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finally, a front page thread that actually educates. nice one op.

BREAKING NEWS:__Popular nd well famous
nollywood actor "PETE EDOCHIE" is
DEAD.....!!!!
Actor pete edochie was reported dead
earlier dis morning at exactly 4.30am while
filming a movie in "Kitzuhel Austria"
D Austrian police officials indicate he fell
more than 50feet to his death ontop a
mountain in a remote area while on set
during d filming of d MOVIE.......... ..what a
world!!!(CRYING )
R.I.P Edochie!!

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