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This man and lies sha. Is it not the same Owerri? Only that Assumpta port harcourt road is a serious work even though it's not very long. It isn't even completed as some areas still have red sand no tar ontop or other stuffs Moreover most of those roads were started before him. Politicians sha |
this is an interesting facts compilation about Mondays, I saw more here https://funfactoday.com/days/fun-facts-about-monday/ |
shitshappen:Nigerian celebrities and Nigerian politicians and falsification of age are like 5 and 6. Fear them |
splashbaby:That is the problem. |
prettytasha:Did you even read the article to understand their concern?. Some of you on this forum just need a little more education to make sensible points or to even be entitled to an opinion. Simply put it's too risky to give total autonomy to machines especially when it has to do with weapons like that. There should always be a position for a person to make the decisions but in the case at hand, there isn't such. If you are aware of how computer algorithms could malfunction you won't utter this nonsense |
igboarenice:This is an example of the Nigerians the article is talking about |
JerryRighEverything |
OlujobaSamuel:You're absolutely correct, I don't know where people get the idea that humans are one perfect product that incapable of evil/conflicts without religion and other systems of organised way of life. When properly looked into you'll see that what modern people love to hate has had a much more positive impact on life than they'd expect. Life is all about conflict, the idea of love amongst neighbors with zero conflict is almost unattainable, like impossible because of human nature. On earth those aforementioned basic necessities are the real gods being worshipped, all living things strive to get those, and any threat to that, would go as you've already described. |
EVILFOREST:Some of you have very poor understanding of human nature or even human history, humans are tribal animals. You don't need religion or democracy to get them to start fighting and killing each other, in fact those two will get them to behave in a better way when fight starts. What you need to get them to start fighting is increase their population while they all live in the same area, or another method is to get them to get in contact with another tribe different from theirs bht living closely. First fights you'll see will stem from the need for territorial control. Watch and observe the life of animals who have no religion and democracy at least with respect to our understanding of the both. You'll see animals always fight over food, territory and mates. Animal way of life is the most basic way of life for humans because all animals look for is food, shelter and very basic 'rights' it's the same for humans, only that humans are a little smarter and more sophisticated. So you blaming fights on religion and democracy means you only have a shallow understanding of what you're talking about. It's a lazy man's strategy to always look for where to place blame on. By the way since time immemorial humans have always fought over things and they'll continue, religion or no religion. Democracy or no democracy. It's bewildering seeing people blame conflicts on just these two without going back to understanding how living things(animals as the case may be) operate. |
armadeo:no mind people wey dey talk up and down, they don't even know that these people would have very weak immune systems compared to us. The day they get in contact with the general world then you'll see how weak their systems are. Simply because their bodies right from their ancestors never developed antibodies known to combat all the modern diseases man has been plagued with |
Krystalzkris:figure what out? do you know how fabrics are made? If these people truly have no contact with the outside world, then they won't have access to any of those fabrics and a lot other accessories as can be seen in the pictures |
hidhrhis:The wooden stuff(disc as Explorer called it) is in their ear lobes and no they couldn't have fitted such large disc once. Since the human ear(as well as the nose) continues to grow and never stops, what they'd do is gradually add different sizes of discs from young age, maybe a tiny one when the person isa toddler as the person grows more they remove that disc and insert a slightly bigger one, they'll continue that way till they get to that size you see in the pictures. My only confusion is, since they've had no connections with the outside world before, how are/were they able to produce fabrics that they use? At least I can see some. Definitely they don't have the technical know how as making fabrics isn't the same as making food and building shelter which are a lot easier |
TheRealProphet:you're not the being asked, sp shift. What's more annoying is your 'answer' and not the supposedly dumb question |
slam7000:he say they harass Nigerian Army ![]() Chai... we don suffer for this country sha |
slam7000:A bulletproof vest that is rated for 50bmg is the highest and will stop all AK rounds. Any bulletproof material that stops a 50 at that range will stop any bullet. Besides am an avid follower and subscriber of Edwin and his friend, alongside other more interesting gun channels. What they're doing most times isn't real life testing, they're testing for fun. Because nobody shoots a 50 bmg at target just 20 meters away, makes no sense. At such close range, despite not penetrating it'll be a miracle if the person survives the shot. Moreover he should have used a ballistics jelly mannequin as others do, most of those have similar strength as the human skin, the jelly will be shredded despite no penetration. |
kollinskollins:someone who is 2000 cows is not a poor man oh |
finnacle2020:when two roads meet, that's how it's normal called. |
$1000 ebay giftcard needed, holla if you have. Paying good rate |
amaham:not everyone you know is a celebrity |
brightdestiny96:exactly what I was telling some people, it's either his dead or his incapacitated. He can't allow his wife be treated like that. That's impossible |
Folzye:The results I see would require me to access the TV settings but I can't do that in my case because anything I press on the remote brings up the password pop up |
excellence44:I've done those, I even use LG's default 7777 code but when ever the password pop up appears only the numbers in the middle column of the remote work, that is the numbers 2,5,8,0 strange but this is true even though the remote isn't faulty |
My LG 32lk610bplb all of a sudden started showing enter password as shown in the attached picture. I never set any password on the TV nor any other form of security. This issue has rendered the TV inoperable because anything I press on the remote brings this password pop up. Have you had same issue? How did you fix it? Anyhelp will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance @ Mods, I didn't find any othet suitable section/subforum so I brought it here
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Well, I've forgotten there's anything like NEPA |
Amotolongbo:Where una dey hear this nonsense(bold) from? You're not Igbo yet you know everything about Igbos. Who gave you guys all the rights to talk about Igbos as you so please? Bunch of nonsense |
Wahala too much for this man body sha |
Sundaycomputer:haaaa! na Microsoft, HP, Dell Or Lenovo dey sponsor the promo? |
This is exactly what slavery was like only that it was human upon human |
Jokerman:I noticed that too. You know Nairaland is the only way they feel they can air their views and deep opinions. These are people who don't want to be told what they do is wrong and a sin as a result they decide to take it out on Christianity |
Nairalandmonika: ![]() What a joke that you are. I've see you who happens to be the informant. |
gassbee:how do you know if they were without weapons? weren't they the ones burning and blowing things up? Bro, beware of crowds especially crowds of those who hate you, a lunatic might be there and just pull the trigger |
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