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Education › Re: Blue Whale: The Largest Animal On Earth. by Goahead(op): 1:41pm On Apr 27, 2017

2. They've got mass
Blue whales weigh up to 200 tonnes, or around 441,000 pounds.

Education › Re: Blue Whale: The Largest Animal On Earth. by Goahead(op): 1:38pm On Apr 27, 2017

1 They're ginormous
They’re gigantic, they’re enormous, they’re ginormous! Generally ranging in length from 80 to 100 feet (24 to 30 meters), the longest one ever recorded was a magnificent 108 feet long.
https://media.treehugger.com/assets/images/2017/01/blue_whale.jpg.450x0_q70_crop-smart.jpg

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Education › Blue Whale: The Largest Animal On Earth. by Goahead(op): 1:34pm On Apr 27, 2017

https://media.treehugger.com/assets/images/2017/01/blue-whale-size.jpg.480x0_q70_crop-scale.jpg
So colossal are these majestic marine mammals, their hearts alone weigh as much as a car.

Picture in your mind a 10-story-tall animal walking down the street and you probably start channeling images of Godzilla or King Kong. But if you imagine it as a marine mammal and place it on its side, swimming … now you've got a blue whale.

Balaenoptera musculus, the blue whale, is the largest animal ever known to have lived on the planet – movie monsters aside. Even at birth it is one of the world’s biggest animals! The planet is covered with amazing, fascinating creatures, but the blue whale ranks among one of the most superlative. Consider the following.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Commentators Question The Work Of S400 In Syria After Israeli Jets Attack Syria by Goahead(m): 11:42am On Apr 27, 2017

Russian junk does not work. It's fvcking ineffective bruh!

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Car Talk › Re: Rain Driving Tips For Nigerian Drivers by Goahead(m): 7:58am On Apr 27, 2017

clems88:
Expecting safety tips for bicycle rider during the raining season

And the pedestrians tongue

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Rockets, Torpedoes: Photos From North Korea Massive Live-fire Artillery Drills. by Goahead(m): 11:12pm On Apr 26, 2017

jmichlins:
by USA themselves. If you test yourself in an exam, will you fail? No be question you sabi you go ask yourself. Why does the Carl Vinson move with smaller gun ships if it's powerful enough. And why did the U.S. government warn Pyongyang from making such threats

You are clearly misinformed.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Rockets, Torpedoes: Photos From North Korea Massive Live-fire Artillery Drills. by Goahead(m): 10:36pm On Apr 26, 2017

Kim Junk Un said he'd sink US Carl Vinson strike group and my question is; Does it occur to Junk that Carl Vinson is a not fishing boat. Nuclear bomb was used to test the sturdynes of earliest aircraft carrier of the United States.

Crime › Re: 17-Year-Old Boy Commits Suicide In Imo State By Hanging (Photos) by Goahead(m): 3:11pm On Apr 26, 2017

Let's blame Roaches angry

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Education › Re: Photos From The KSU Protest On The Closure Of All Tertiary Institutions by Goahead(m): 7:29am On Apr 26, 2017

Messed up state

Science/Technology › Re: Technology Today, Blessing Or Curse? by Goahead(m): 10:40am On Apr 25, 2017*

Despite the tremendous foredeals of technology, one thing is still certain. It's the doom of mankind.

Culture › Re: Suspend Emir Sunusi To Allow Proper Investigation - Elders To Kano State by Goahead(m): 10:36am On Apr 25, 2017

Spent 3 billion under 3 years shocked

while in the land of plenty (CBN) he squandered $20 billion. It's okay

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Politics › Re: Buratai Takes A Selfie With His Pet, A Snake by Goahead(m): 7:56am On Apr 25, 2017

This is a challenge to me undecided

Car Talk › Re: Volvo Makes Plans For An Electric Vehicle by Goahead(m): 8:05pm On Apr 24, 2017

There's this feelings I always have whenever I see Volvo heavy duty trucks. Those trucks are damn adorable, the power and ruggedness is second to none.

Crime › Re: Ghana University Student Anally Rapes 10-Year-Old Girl To Death (Photos) by Goahead(m): 3:34pm On Apr 24, 2017*

My dear Ghana is toeing the paths of Kenya embarassed

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Politics › Re: Nuclear Armed Nigeria: How Will The World React.? by Goahead(op): 2:24pm On Apr 23, 2017

Rossikk:
You do realise North Korea is starving its people to make those weapons, and is dependent on food aid? I really don't know why many of you are so shallow and thoughtless, and allergic to research. Is it so hard to research the economic conditions of that country before taking a position on their nuclear status?

It was a mistake, I mean starving.

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Politics › Re: Nuclear Armed Nigeria: How Will The World React.? by Goahead(op): 2:22pm On Apr 23, 2017

Edenoscar:
have you been to north korea before and see how they're living,trust me that country is messed up

Auto correct lipsrsealed

I mean they're starving tongue

Politics › Re: Nuclear Armed Nigeria: How Will The World React.? by Goahead(op): 2:13pm On Apr 23, 2017

Edenoscar:
We never pay teachers salary nah nuclear weapons we wan make

Spare me that bullshit bruh, North Koreans that are starving nko?

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Politics › Re: Nuclear Armed Nigeria: How Will The World React.? by Goahead(op): 2:12pm On Apr 23, 2017

OjukwuWarBird:
The world will keep quiet because they know it will be used on Nigerians

You're nuts grin

Politics › Nuclear Armed Nigeria: How Will The World React.? by Goahead(op): 1:55pm On Apr 23, 2017

Are we gonna be slammed with sanctions like North Korea and Iran?

Do you think the US and its allies will invade Nigeria?

What if our neighbours and other African countries considered us hostile, and form alliace with the US.? (This will give the US and her allies the leverage to station troops and equipments in Ghana, Cameron, Benin Republic and Niger. Just like in eastern Europe, against the Russians).

Would you be happy that Nigeria is nuclear armed and won't be bullied in the world stage?

No, I won't allow my country to develop nuclear weapons in my state. I'll protest!

Let's have your thoughts on this matter.

Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 7:20pm On Apr 20, 2017

Exempted:
I want to purchase perfect Money worth $357. It is almost 50k here in Nigeria. I thought it would be cheaper over there since our Naira is not doing well against the dollar.

Can u help out? Mayb i could transfer the equivalent fund so u purchase it 4me. Is that possible?

Buy right here bro, even when I was in Ghana, I bought mine from Nigeria.

Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 5:17pm On Apr 20, 2017

Ironi:
If you are a Nigerian then stay in Nigeria, Ghanaians don't want your problematic azz in Ghana.

Lol, I know you don't mean that grin

Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 2:29pm On Apr 20, 2017

hollowpot15684:
thanks.
I thought as much too.. but are the people internet freak like Nigerians..
do they hold their phone everywhere and feel uncomfortable with internet on it?

They're mostly not oriented with core Internet. Most of them are using their phone for social media interactions only. And NO, they're not as freaked as we are.

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 2:07pm On Apr 20, 2017

MhizTenderly:
Cool.

So you mean they prefer our Nollywood movies to their gallywood porn?

Yep

Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 1:39pm On Apr 20, 2017

hollowpot15684:
what about their Internet.?? you didn't mention that

MTN and vodafone have got most towns and cities of the country covered with their 4G LTE bands. Still at that, data bundles are priced higher than in Nigeria.

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 9:25am On Apr 20, 2017

ifyalways:
I agree with all but this point. Ghanaians make good food, their indigenous dishes and rice inclusive.
Dunno where u went and had bad rice in Ghana, maybe in Upper region egusi is not a Ghanaian dish so you don't even have to bring that comparison.
Kenkey and okro with koby fish or with shito and grilled tilapia
Omo tuo and sardine with lots of veggies
Fufu and light soup
Banku and groundnut soup
Egg and garden egg sauce with unripe plantain
Red red garnished with kelewele
Those are proper Ghanaian foods and absolutely delish.

My first nightmarish impressions was on a conventional food (rice) which Ghanaians failed woefully. I Tell you, Ghana is bereft of cooking instincts. The bolded, you expected me to eat all that?

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Education › Re: Let's Talk About Animals On Our Planet(Photos). by Goahead(m): 10:00pm On Apr 19, 2017

Please, include pictures of blue whale, the biggest animal on earth.

Precisely, a picture of the giant mammal breastfeeding its baby. tongue

"A baby blue whale drinks about 225 litres (about enough to fill a bath) of its mother’s fat-laden milk (it is 40-50% fat) a day"
https://uk.whales.org/sites/default/files/styles/large_carousel/public/species/humpback_whale_megaptera_novaeangliae_15_feb-10-11049.jpg?itok=vHlZOW2L

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 8:29pm On Apr 19, 2017

They are hugely obsessed with Nigerian entertainment In any party in Ghana, the odd would be in your favor if you predict that 70% of tracks going to be played would be Nigerian. Likewise their taste for Nollywood movies.

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 7:52pm On Apr 19, 2017

salford:
lol. i was in accra some years back. Very peaceful city. Apart from that and the very stable elevtricity, i dont see anything special about GH.

Yup, you're right. There's nothing spectacular in Ghana other than electricity

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 7:34pm On Apr 19, 2017*

Ghanaians are welcoming I still can't forget the dramatic moment I was given a microphone to introduce myself in one Ghanaian church. "My name is 'Nigerian' and I am from Nigeria". The church erupted! It was a photogenic moment as people rushed to shook my hand. On this, I love Ghanaians. tongue

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 7:29pm On Apr 19, 2017

Foods in Ghana A foodie? Please, stay back! Otherwise, be ready for some unpleasant surprises.
Rice, which is a food to half of the world population can't be made in Ghana without it stinking! Recently, I've been seeing Ghanaians taken us for jollof rice challenge, I bet you my fellow Nigerians, don't dare be lured to eat Ghana jollof, else you're gonna purge good good. You did see how great they made egusi soup, right?

Lalasticlala

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 7:20pm On Apr 19, 2017*

Electricity in Ghana With their state of the arts infrastructures and competent electricians, Ghana's electricity is as stable as viagra erected dickk.
From the border town of Aflao, up to the remote village of Tumu (A small hamlet boardering Burkina Faso to the north) are all electrified. In Ghana, electricity is your right not a privilege... If a single house in the middle of nowhere could be given one whole transformer, then we're bleeped up as a nation.
We've gotta employ those guys at "Volta River authority" to come and help our dearest PHCN.

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Travel › Re: Living In Ghana, My Experience. by Goahead(op): 7:09pm On Apr 19, 2017*

Road network in Ghana Roads here are not the best I've seen, most of the inter-city roads are single carriage. Imagine, the only major road that linked Accra to the Commercial city of Ghana Kumasi, is also a single carriage. angry

Like that wasn't enough, from Kumasi to Tamale (the biggest and most populous region) unfortunately, wasn't lucky to escape the prevailing fate, in fact with more road bumps than the hairs on my head. That your waist pain may get more severe after plying that road.
.... To the next big thing "electricity".

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