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Just because he accepted defeat, doesn't mean he is a hero, though under his rule some part of the country was developed, another part was left idle, while the North was destroyed yet its not a civil war, he just play politics to save his life, he is a failure not and will never be a hero. |
leke12: |
Op this is cheating... When did punch started using .org domain? |
We believe in you Mr. President. |
https://gajitz.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/bmw-h2-art-car.jpg Would you believe that this odd cocoon-shaped object is actually a car? In fact, it’s one of BMW’s hydrogen-powered race cars under a sheath of steel mesh, stainless steel mirrors, and many layers of ice. Created by Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, the project was sponsored by BMW and is meant to show the connection between cars and global climate change. https://gajitz.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/bmw-h2-art-car-2.jpg The car, entitled Your Mobile Expectations, was part of BMW’s Art Car Series, which invites artists to modify the luxury cars. Eliasson’s contribution was displayed in a special walk-in freezer room at the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich. The project took the artist three years to develop. It involved removing the body of a BMW H2 and replacing it with a skin of steel mesh and reflective metal. https://gajitz.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/bmw-h2-art-car-3.jpg About 2000 liters of water were then sprayed over the new skin, forming a delicate layer of ice atop the reflective material. The artist believes that his piece reminds viewers of their unique relationship with the vehicles they drive and they planet on which they live. The exhibit is striking, to be sure, but unless that giant freezer room was powered by green energy, we’re not sure the exhibit had the effect the artist was going for. Still, as art cars go, this is certainly one of the most unique. |
Just remember him, I think its time for him to return and open his new world, and substitute with Fayose. |
Good for him |
May Allah save us from their kind, and destroy them in hell fire. |
Volksfuhrer: |
Its surely beautiful , Coool |
All of you are funny, you think say Iran will attack Israel? You are all mistaken, Iran want to attack Saudi Arabia, that's why both Saudi and Israel are against it. |
Haba! Nairalanders, why is no one commenting? Pls don't allow this thread to die |
I think Nairaland should add more features in this forum, in other to make it more enjoyable for all. The feature I'm talking about is "Dislike" Since there is (Quote) (Report) (Like) and (share), why not introduce (Dislike)? It will surely be fun. ![]() |
Dailytrust___ Workers in Benue State yesterday gave Governor Gabriel Suswam and leadership of the state Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) a seven-day ultimatum to pay their outstanding salaries or face industrial action. The workers under the auspices of Benue Aggrieved Workers asked the NLC leadership to resign just as they asked the state government to stop all deductions from their salaries. In a statement signed by leader of the group, Barr. Uhundu Emmanuel, the workers alleged that the NLC in the state has been operating without a leadership as its chairman, Comrade Simon Anchaver, had since resigned to contest for governorship under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). “We call on the government and Anchaver’s demonic gang to heed to our demands within seven days or we will not only embark on an industrial action, but also take to the streets. “We wish to inform the world that the NLC under the ailing leadership of Comrade Simon Anchaver has failed and lacks the powers to talk or negotiate for Benue workers,” the statement read in part. The workers called on the Anchaver-led exco to resign within seven days. Meanwhile, Anchaver in his reaction said the group is illegal and not a recognised institution to query him. He also stated that he is neither their employer nor in a position to pay them salaries or force government to do so. He accused the group of partisanship and using the current political atmosphere to heat up the already fragile situation existing between the workforce and the state government, adding that if the threat is not withdrawn, he would take legal action against the masterminds. The state government on its part said recently through the Commissioner of Information, Justine Amase, that it was working round the clock to pay workers their salaries. |
Asari, please try that, you might just experience the same fate with maitatsine, just like boko haram are going to face soon. |
, Coool
Haba! Nairalanders, why is no one commenting? Pls don't allow this thread to die