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Hang everyone of them on the stakes if they are caught and found guilty.

No mercy for thieves!

Nnamdi Kanu my Nigga, you've gone and make yourself a HERO!

Bible! The most complete book.

Ama teach you Hausa if you are really interested.

RIP...if you are innocent, your executors will live to pay back, no mercy.

Furrk! So this frat epidemic had followed our brothers across border. Shun cultism that shiit ain't paid no one, I'm serious.

I had been opposing the notion of Biafra breaking away from Nigeria but from recent happening I had arrived at the conclusion that everybody had the right to choose between what him/her chooses to believe as the right move. I love this Guys conviction. He should keep it up. If Biafra dreams should come to reality, then this Guy is a hero no dought. More grease to his elbow.

In as much as I don't support Divorce, I still frank on domestic abuse. That leaves me with no option than to divorce any man or women who abuses you. F....love & morality. If the marriage is not what you dreamed, divorce the abuser and look for who truly love and cherish you.

I see Nigeria catching up soon.

I'd think Porsche will be among them.

Cool

Ok

You forget to add the avoidance of slay queens if you are not financially OK.

She killed those poses with a straight face. feeling her art,... the dcck pic tho

RESPECTnoble:
Yes, it's still functional...never knew the bridge or even the Nkissi holds such values.

Though, I don't have d pix

Alright. tnx for d feedback.

This guy and his click bait titles :/

This is cool. is the bridge still functional? anybody with more pics of it?

So that Journalist was right with his perceived anxiety over the presidents absence from the public.

I don't get it?...is it that no Twins in Nigeria had ever graduated with first class?




meanwhile, Congratulations to them!

lala doesn't deal with snake kids

Nice concept.

Finally...#TeamEFE

I know Youu all had been willing to know the handler of @OfficialEFCC account handler on Twitter, Well here is an Opportunity, all you had to do is get more People to follow EFCC's account.

See the OfficialEFCC request tweet & Epic replies From Nigerians

Idydarling:
we have heard op,just show us ur profile on Facebook for emphasis

Actually, all our Profiles can't be the same. So, no point in showing off my Profile. These are mare pointers to adding more credibility to your already Great Facebook Profile. You can add yours

​Tip 1: Know who you are and have a clear message.

A profile is a collection of characteristics that people look at to gauge our personalities. Often times, people will get to know us better based on our status updates, photos and other media. Even though we’re all complex beings, people categorize us to make sense of the world.

Tip 2: Build yourself a strong credibility and take advantage of it.



In order to become more attractive to everyone on Facebook - the biggest social platform, we all need a strong credibility. You might wonder what’s it for? I tell you why a strong credibility can be that important.

Because without it, you may appear unreliable to audiences, and so it won’t be easy to get people’s attention and trust.



Tip 3: Don’t Say Something, Show It.

If you choose to fill out the “About Me” section, here is the most important rule: You don’t need to tell us characteristics about who you are. If you’re funny, you’ll write funny posts and have funny photos. You won’t say “I’m really funny.”



All in all, when it comes to sculpting your profile, make sure that you send a clear message of how you want people to see you. As social media becomes more woven into our daily interactions, people will relate to us more on an online level. It’s important to make sure you always ask yourself: “Is what I’m posting consistent with the image I’m trying to create?”





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Quoting Pat McCormack, who had spent 20+ years across several African countries.

I don't know if Nigerians are the smartest people on earth but they sure are smart, Igbo folk in particular. To give an example; back in 1981 I was hiring staff in Warri. A young (17) Igbo fellow called Sam asked for a job. He was as short as me and very slim so not suitable for laboring work. He was totally full of beans so I hired him anyways to help me with line testing gear. Sam had had just four years of primary education. About a week in he asked me why I liked the small numbers on the test gear and did not like the big ones. So sitting there under a mangrove I explained voltage, current, Ohms law and the problem with contaminated connections. About an hour later Sam comes back with a drawing and a handful of batteries. He wanted to know whether there was a way to put the batteries in the geophones so as to push the signal through even with poor connections. I was gobsmacked. An hour after hearing of Ohm's law for the first time he'd dreamt up the concept of a pre-amplifier. I had an electronics workshop so I took Sam into it and started with the math and electronics. He lived in that lab. He went from Euclid to Leibniz in less than a month. Six weeks in he was using spectrum analysers to control inter-modulation between multiple radio transmitters. In the eleven months we worked/learnt together Sam got to about associate degree level. He set up an electronics store after.
Some damn smart folk in the Delta.
Pat

Because some posts are not worth commenting on.

I see nothing alarming here.