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emeijeh:
Just declare the union INCONCLUSIVE


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Bolustical:
Oj

JubrinElSudan:
Mbanefo, then Alvan before I go Off-campus (Hilltop)

JubrinElSudan:
Is that Alvan or Eni-njoku ?

Which one you been d3y?

Hitgistnaija:
Newsbroadcastnaija:
A man identified as Saheed Hussain is currently battling for his life at the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, after allegedly being stabbed by his wife of 7 months, Hanan.

According to reports, the Bayero University, Kano, law student stabbed Saeed, last night and has since been arrested.

What led to the incident is yet to be ascertained, but it was gathered that she drugged her husband before stabbing him.

See more: https://www.newsbroadcast.com.ng/2019/06/7-months-after-their-wedding-buk-law.html

That's what happen when you allow a forced marriage!

Dohwho:
Lie

aaronson:
You doing more harm than good to your kids mental health this is why genius hardly come out from the black race world wide.


Stop wasting your time on a none existent entity named God.

How did the world come about? God. Why do we breathe air? God. Who created you? God. How does the earth rovolves and still rotates along its axis? God. Watin? Ah ha, i understand you ignorant but atleast get curious for once to read and outsmart your previous ignorant self for once in a lifetime because those are the list of questions we assume God did but upon scientific ground breaking discoveries, we now know how those things works.

There are plenty more we still learning and also manipulating what we already know for human survival on the planet.

This means, God as a name or perceived entity is a receeding pocket of ignorance, the more we study to know, the smaller the ignorance shrinks smaller and smaller till it goes away completely but the question is do we read to make this ignorance go away?

Grace101:
Drop your email, i'll send you some very good chemistry materials when i have the time. As a matter fact, it contains all the courses you'll be offering right from 100 to 400 level with practicals included. thank me later

GOFRONT:
But where is NwaAmaikpe!!!!

yorex2011:
Na me like all of una post o

Obi1kenobi:
The emboldened is the crux of the matter. The resilience we've shown to recover after the civil war is commendable and something to be touted as a positive, but not the revolting pomposity that we have come to be stereotyped with. And there is a bit of truth in every stereotype even if not "entirely" true.

As I said earlier, I'm someone with a liberal mindset who believes every human being is an individual onto himself who should never be judged or evaluated as part of a profiled collective. Hence, I neither believe our adversaries to be resolutely evil (the same thing extremists among them think about us), nor do I buy into supremacist speech. Pazienza and I have disputed this specific matter of supremacist belief and he's entitled to his opinion, but from my experience, Ndigbo are the most annoyingly pompous, conceited, supremacist loudmouth Nigerians you'll ever meet. Especially ndi Anambra b'anyi. I believe that mentality to be toxic and far from being a virtue, and breeds resentment in others. This is why many Igbos are obsessed with the fantasy myth about us being Jews. They believe Jews to be superior people and believe themselves just like Jews to be superior people. And again, this is why other groups mock us as "developers". They ridicule us with it sarcastically because they heard it from our own mouths. Those typical loudmouths that go around telling everybody how they "developed" everywhere. They think they impress other people when they do it, but they only breed disdain. And when they attract the hate that they are looking for, they claim it's because of envy and jealousy at their accomplishments and material wealth.

Funny enough, I think the generation of our parents and grandparents who actually witnessed the war are far less bitter than the generations long after them who have never seen war. The most bitter Igbos I see when talking about the civil war tend to be young people with very skewed mindsets about the war and its aftermath, while the older generations are actually more keen to move on rather than wallow in the victimhood and persecution complex and reliving the horrors of the war. An observation that I find very weird.

Princedapace:
Hahahaha.. This sounds interesting.. Unfortunately, this may not work anymore since many already know this post here.

jackals:
All that you typed here are pure nonsense. Believe me, if a guy pull this gibberish,I'll assume he has no life of his own

Kennydoc:
Apart from these 3 and IMSU, which one is the 5th?
Could it be that they're referring to government owned universities, which will add FUTO to the equation making it 5?

qualityovenbake:
I agree with you, maybe the poster wanted to say the highest number of university in South east.