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Akinola100:It's called long exposure in photography or some call it frozen timelapse.... they're from the lights of cars plying the road for a long time while the shuter was left open.... you can google it. |
Lagbaja01:Doesn't dispute the fact that it's still trash in most areas. I struggled for years just to be admitted to uni in Nigeria, only for me to now be well into completing my degree from a reputable med school in Europe. Nigeria breaks you with the stupid educational system and not everyone is strong enough to take such pain. You don't know what she went through, and I don't know either. But I have friends still studying in Nigeria and some of my siblings did too, from what I experienced, it was absolute rubbish. |
which dirty religious organisation permitted her being already pregnant before marriage and still having guts to dictate her life? If your mum can afford it, it's better she helps the man get on his feet and work. Sending support every time is extremely unhealthy for everyone involved, especially when all parties accept it as a normal thing. |
GlorifiedTunde:I give up on you. You cannot leave sentiments and tackle the problem on ground, neither could you reason straight and see the solution I first proffered. Shame on you and your gullible lot. |
GlorifiedTunde:I would rather he actually makes sincere efforts to fix the problems of the country as if it was his own son that died, I would wish he calculates the cost of going to Zaria and sends the monetary equivalent while delegating a house of assembly member or dep gov to do the job. His damn presence there really changes nothing so make we talk true and lastly I'd prefer he goes without cameras and fanfare to attract public sympathy or score cheap political points |
shogsman:Is he not part of the problem? Let him be a man and fuckin.g resign like IBB's vice did back then. Let him respect being a SAN, a legal luminary, an educated man and a father and damn do the needful. He's a weak ass man in my opinion |
GlorifiedTunde:Glorified joke, why don't you grow up and call a spade what it is. Y'all keep celebrating bullshit and want your country to be better. Suffer go clear una eye there...... Nigerians, majorly educated, yet hopelessly stupid. VP and his govt's incompetence causes man's death, VP and tens of security personnel spend possibly millions to visit family with cameras and local man like you has been deceived that he's actually being empathic. You are really very funny. |
nurex01:I don't know why Nigerians are very gullible and easily swayed. You all need to wake up in that country. This man is part of a govt that has overseen more avoidable deaths than we can count and because one of such is documented, he goes to pay a visit with cameras and gets your congratulations...... like are Nigerians that foolish? ...and please don't tell me it's Buhari, there's something called resignation. Stupid visits like these involving wasting govt funds could have been avoided. I bet the young man's ghost would've given this disgraceful educated imp a slap if he could. |
Cutealexio:I am sorry but you are not making any sense. I study in a country in Europe that does not have English as it's official language, yet almost all my professors and teachers are good in written and spoken English. Some grammatical blunders can be tolerated but this is absolute rubbish. You, your analysis, and your base of argument are all nothing but a joke. ......and just so you know, the ability to learn a foreign language is a proof of intelligence. Even the professors in these countries you speak of are fluent in whatever is their first language. For someone who has English as his official language and has probably been taught English all his life, this is nothing but a show of shame. |
afemaiboy:You should also know that ISO literally messes up a photo with all the noise it brings especially with crop sensor cameras, plus shutter speed as an alternative is invalid since there's a living being involved. You wouldn't risk blurring an image because a model couldn't stay immovable for one tenth or so of a second. Anyways these are all assumptions as we don't know the actual shooting conditions, but I think it's just a regular portrait shoot. If the idea was to display the city indeed, then this was a horrid show. |
afemaiboy:Show off ![]() Perhaps you didn't think that shooting at low apertures asides depth of field, was probably to maximise available lighting. Besides, the background doesn't look too catchy to want to keep in focus |
Hintona:Ah! You just destroyed whatever was left of him. Fatality! � |
glowingflame7:Bless you! Nigerians sometimes get what they deserve, very dumb humans sometimes. |
arinzos:Yeah same old ELDS story. But Enugu and Anambra are definitely not ELDS Anyway, that's all history now cos I believed it all happened for a reason but the system in Nigeria is way more flawed than you think. |
DateMynd44:I'm sorry brother. You're living in Eldorado. I applied UNN years ago with 273 and couldn't even smell human physiology after wasting hard earned 10k changing course while people with 180 got medicine. (I have screenshots as proof) years later I'm in a med school that is ranked probably a thousand places ahead of UNN. That school is a joke now. |
ProfGday:You're a real gee... I have numerous spotify playlists with songs like these |
ezewealth:Na lie! Dekumzy don die? Oh Lord! |
SmartyPants:It's unfortunate that you refuse to recognise that success is a result of both hard work and preparation. Ighalo was banging goals in Europe while Gabriel Jesus was probably doing menial jobs in Brazil's slums, does that make Ighalo better than him? Opportunity is the reason some dudes abroad are living large and feeling themselves but whenever a hungry dude sneaks out of Nigeria and meets an enabling environment, they thrive and stand out excellently. Oduduru should ring a bell |
ehix89:I'm not undermining Ighalo's work ethic, all I see is that he doesn't put in enough work as those days in watford. He looks far from what he used to be and Naija could do with a shaper striker given a chance in that position. |
SmartyPants:Wow... so accurate for you not to describe it as a job, but whatever is worth doing is worth doing well, so he could complete his work of charity and not receive any payments as well. But if he will drag his ass from China, it will be best if he sucks it up and performs. It's not his fault, it's the coach that keeps calling him up. The guy playing in the local club in my city even plays better than Ighalo for me |
Isoduwa:He probably doesn't train and get paid to run. He's not an athlete, unlike Ighalo that is paid to do this all his life. If you meet me in the hospital and I give a wrong diagnosis will you pardon me and ask yourself if you can dispense drugs? No, you will call for my head immediately and not accept any excuses. Use that same energy everywhere, on your politicians and athletes too. I won't watch NFF splash money on you and you come and play rubbish. Nobody cuts me a slack when I'm at work, so why make excuses for Ighalo? Think! |
Leslie again.... I like her work as well as Nnedi Okoroafor. Though I don't totally admire her style and view on some things but she's really very good. |
Abfinest007:Because only him will dribble, defend, score, make saves and win trophies right? Make una dey think small before una talk. It's a team sport for Pete's sake and if gis team members aren't good enough it'll rub off on his overall performance |
[quote author= post=80006230]This is a society that works. And a party couldn't do this for 16 years. They rather ran down our national airways/airline they met on ground and looted the money. A country that death sentence is the consequence of any politician found guilty of corruption A country where the youths don't go about supporting and praising thieves We will get there in our nation one day. We can only remain positive. If not in our lifetime, our kids will see a better Nigeria. We are on track. Amen in Jesus name.[/quote]You just couldn't buttress your point without dragging previous administration into it. It's pathetic that this your blame game mentality isn't leaving you soon. #stop_making_excuses_for_incompetence. |
Israeljones:Thank you for shutting that goat down |
Benekruku:Mine is that I'd rather sit on the fence than stand for something I'm not sure of. I've seen a case where a man lost his job, wife and family and all he worked for cos he was accused of rape only for the lady to later say it was a lie. I'm not a protester, I wasn't there when they were paid or hired, so it will be unwise to jump to conclusions based on word of mouth which we all know is not trusted. |
Benekruku:Slow down and think! How dumb can someone be to defame the same person that paid for his services? Sensitive matters like these do not require jumping to conclusions. The dude could be paid to say exactly what he said. You do not know, so don't conclude. My joy is that someone knows who's lying and saying the truth. |
ebonyggurl:That's right though. Only myopic minds who won't see the full picture will do that. |
poshflames1:Yeah, thank goodness you noticed it too |
Okezedan:Okay sha... let's hope for the best |
ebonyggurl:Not really, some of these African guys that make it through football are just dumb. Eboue and Henry comes to mind. Some of those girls are keminal... they date these guys, even marry them and then torture them for divorce to eventuarry take their money for vanishing. Some of them like the easy life too, but it's still easier to find a white girl love a guy that has nothing from the depth of her heart. Maybe because there are less societal pressures for them and they can easily eke out a living for themselves. |

