Politics › Re: Rampaging IPOB Members Destroy Yoruba Mosque And Qurans In Aba(pics,video) by holocron: 8:27am On Sep 15, 2017 |
Dont post false information. Where is the evidence that this is a mosque. Or that it was attacked by ipod? |
Politics › Re: Tension In Jos, Hausa & Igbo Youths Clash - Vanguard by holocron: 7:34am On Sep 15, 2017 |
mpowa: This issue is not Buhari alone, everybody at fault should be blamed. This is what you people have been asking for, now you're getting close to it. Kanu has been beating drum of war, the south eastern leaders have also played politics with this and let it drag to this level. The Arewa youths and their leaders, a lot of hatred verbal attack on Nigeria and its government by Ipobs. This is what you get. War is not always planned. It happens when we fail to show restraint and use our brain. Are u using your brain by this comment? Dont you know what war is. You dont call civil disturbance or ethnic clash, war. The buck passing stops with Buhari and he alone has all the powers to control events and restore law and order, even now. All others are irrelevant. |
Career › Re: How Good Is Studying Fine Art In Terms Of Employment by holocron: 9:17am On Sep 13, 2017 |
Channel those skills into architecture, fashion design, or industrial arts as a profession while you keep the fine arts as a hobby or second profession. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Lokoja Pastor Attempts To Heal A Mad Man And Was Beaten (Photos) by holocron: 11:04am On Sep 05, 2017 |
Evaberry: ...
Fake pastors everywhere. but this story sha
once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny, consume you it will -Master yoda
mehn this is what happens when you watch star wars the entire night, you want to relate everything to it.
for Non Star Wars fan do bear with me. Nothing do you. The force is strong with you. The pastor specialized in only the LIGHT side of the FORCE, but... "...My mentor taught me everything about the Force, even the nature of the dark side... if one is to understand the great mystery, one must study all its aspects, not just the dogmatic narrow view... If you wish to become a complete and wise leader, you must embrace...a larger view of the Force. Let me show you the true nature of the Force. Learn to know the dark side of the Force, and you will be able to HEAL ANY MAD MAN" - Darth sidious |
Romance › Re: All Her Friends Are Boys. Can Any Girl Explain This? by holocron: 8:04am On Sep 01, 2017 |
Nairaboi: I really agree with your opinion. This is the terrible situation we have found ourselves, as the world has become so bleeped up that negative thoughts and images are conjured just to lay claim to a narrowly thought out idea. I have very beautiful, intelligent and amazing girls who are close friends with me, we even peck, I kiss some of them on their foreheads and cheeks and I have even been in many of their dressing rooms without any feeling or Sexual arousal or "to bang" plan. So it beats my imagination that someone will boldly opin that a guy cannot be friends with a girl without an underlying motive. That a bleeped up thought. . . Hmmmm....na wa o |
Romance › Re: All Her Friends Are Boys. Can Any Girl Explain This? by holocron: 7:57am On Sep 01, 2017 |
sisisioge: It's OK to be friends with guys but how come she couldn't get along with others girls?
How come she only befriends the ones with cars that could lift her here and there?
That babe is a diva...she simple just love the attention only opposite sex can give her. Which girl will absolutely care about the beauty and supposed brains of another girl the way a guy would? Of course, I appreciate beauties around me but I don't worship them the way a guy would. You are blessed with the gift of wisdom. |
Romance › Re: All Her Friends Are Boys. Can Any Girl Explain This? by holocron: 7:53am On Sep 01, 2017 |
Kondomatic: Well, I can see the angle you're coming from but I have a great female friend. We have been friends from nursery school, we are still friends and will forever be friends if God wills it.
I have never for one day considered dating her, she simply doesn't attract me that way and we each have boundaries that were purposely set to curtail temptations. It is in the mind bro.
I also have a friend, now married that most people thought we dated but we didn't. She told her husband about me and the guy sent me one big MacDowell on my 26th birthday. We both communicate on phone till date, I and him but the communication isn't regular.
I once made the mistake of dating a close friend because I thought we would flow well as lovers but it was a disaster, I learned then that so many genuine friendships with great potential have been ruined by dating and I assure you that it is never happening again. Check yourself well...you may not be normal. |
Politics › Re: Misau: IG Of Police N10Billion Monthly Bribe Allegation Debated On Channels TV by holocron: 9:59am On Aug 29, 2017 |
SmartyPants: This is a very callous and selfish post. In one breath you say police are not normal citizens then in the next breath you say they should not be given extra rewards.
If you know that they are truly not normal, and that they take on extra risks, then surely it is inequitable to believe that they deserve no extra reward?! Hey! I dont know if u are a police officer, but...No one is against paying the police for special services etc, but it should be official, recorded, and into the police accounts as part of the internally generated revenue for better police funding instead of being corruptly embezzled by the police hierarchy. Thats all. The way it is handled now the rank and file is the worst hit and their bosses gobbling up the loot. Lets root out corruption. Its a cancer. Even the informal tolls police collect at road blocks can be regularized and documented. The funds would be used for the development of the police. |
Politics › Re: Misau: IG Of Police N10Billion Monthly Bribe Allegation Debated On Channels TV by holocron: 9:47am On Aug 29, 2017 |
zlatan: . No one is against paying the police for special services etc, but it should be official, recorded, and into the police funds as part of the internally generated revenue for better police funding instead of being corruptly embezzled by the police hierarchy. |
Crime › Re: 46year Old Married Pastor Turns 16year Old Orphan Into A Sex Machine by holocron: 9:44am On Aug 28, 2017 |
He must marry her!
...Just kidding. He entered this mess by first deceiving himself that he is pious. "MAN KNOW THYSELF". If he had been honest to himself and kept a girlfriend, this wouldn't have happened. |
Politics › Re: Re-arresting Nnamdi Kanu A Mistake Govt Must Avoid–eastern Consultative Assembly by holocron: 1:25pm On Aug 27, 2017 |
blackaxe78: Ken Saro-Wiwa was executed and nothing happen after the several chest-beating by his Ogoni kinsmen. The Military is always there to checkmate! ...but oil production in ogoniland stopped from that day till today, for good or for bad. There are always consequences. |
Education › Re: UTME Not For Admission, But For Ranking - Oloyede by holocron: 12:32pm On Aug 27, 2017 |
Uchemus: sometimes I wonder how these leader think, why would someone who havnt passed waec write utme. if you think the hurdle is unnecessary then stop the utme. since the spaces in the tertiary institutions are limited, the cut off Mark should be guided by the capacity of these institutions and the number of students taking utme for the given year. but let's tell ourselves the truth, this would mostly favour the north and private university owners. this means whoever scored 140 would have equal chances with whoever scored 300 to study a given course and they would be left at the discretion of the VCs and provost who you had your so called meeting with to do their bidding in deciding who they admit. pls if the cutoff can be as low as 120/400, then it's useless, just scrap the exam and save money, let everyone go for entrance exam at the university of their choice on a fixed date generally accepted by the universities. Gbam! |
Politics › Re: Buhari Address To The Nation. by holocron: 10:59am On Aug 21, 2017 |
freshvine: As a private citizen then, he sat and discussed with ojukwu and arrived at the consensus that Nigeria is not divisible.
Today, he condemn Nnamdi Kanu, a private citizen negotiating for freedom telling him only the national assembly or the council of state can discuss on that.
The hypocrisy is too much. You have a point. |
Politics › Re: Anambra Lawyers Blast Nnamdi Kanu, Blame Him Over Ekwulobia Crises by holocron: 10:16am On Aug 21, 2017 |
captleonerd: you will be ignored until your brain evolves to a level you can argue without making a fool of yourself When you see depraved comments like that, just use the report button to delete the comment from view. Dont bother to quote it, otherwise you are just proliferating the depravity to be seen and read by others. Thanks |
Christianity Etc › Re: I Didn’t Know Aloysius Ikegwuonu Until He Returned From South Africa - Monarch by holocron: 4:14pm On Aug 13, 2017 |
Progressive01: Na wa oo! Did all the thousands build the church for him or contribute to his church? What does it take for one to to do a little background check on a few people, in this case, one person?
Abeg, make we stop dey excuse these people jor. Read with understanding. Everyday one or another foreign based businessman offers a philanthropic act to the community. You want them to investigate every single businessman that offers a public good? Even without a shred of evidence of wrong doing by them? Even if they want to, how can they do it since the businesses are outside the country? |
Christianity Etc › Re: I Didn’t Know Aloysius Ikegwuonu Until He Returned From South Africa - Monarch by holocron: 3:51pm On Aug 13, 2017 |
Progressive01: Lovely.
This has always been one of our biggest problems in Christianity in Nigeria. Our Pentecostal churches have made a notorious habit of it and now, our more respectable Catholics are beginning to tow the same dangerous path, staking their reputation.
How could someone come outta nowhere and decide to either build you a church or give millions in offering/tithe and you bother not to do some little investigation as to his source of income?
If our religious houses can't perform one of their primary functions which is to moderate societal rot, theñ of what good exactly are they?
The other day, a very strong "boneh" friend of mine, in response to my question says "regardless of the source, once money is being offered in church, it becomes purified!"
I weep for my brothers. As the monarch said, there are literally thousands from the community scattered all over the world doing business and making money mostly legitimately. How are u going to investigate them all? Its just not possible. Does anyone "look a gift horse in the mouth?", according to the english idiom. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Ever Read The Bible From The Start To The Finish? by holocron: 9:23am On Aug 13, 2017 |
cyborg123: benodic, you said:
3. For the first time in the New testament, Jesus presented a picture of a loving God to the Jews which was quite alien to them as they preferred their war mongering god which led to them crucifying Jesus
Now, why would the war mongering God inspire his own prophets to prophesy about Jesus as seen in the OLD testament? You know that jesus did not fit the mould of the messiah prophesied in the old testament, and that was why the jews rejected him! The jews are still expecting and waiting for that prophesied messiah to this day. The jewish messiah is a conquering warrior that is supposed to liberate and ensconce the jews to the position of the leading nation of the world. In other words, the old testament never predicted Jesus, it prophesied something else. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Aloysius Nnamdi Ikegwuonu "Bishop" Who Built Attacked Ozubulu Catholic Church by holocron: 10:47pm On Aug 06, 2017 |
otitokoroleti: I have my reason for calling him a boy. I'm above 36yrs & I still see myself as a boy so keep kwayet! Above 36? A few more years to 40! You are not 40 yet, but remember, a fool at 40 is a fool forever! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ozubulu Anambra Catholic Church Killing Of Worshippers: Aftermath Video (Graphic by holocron: 6:02pm On Aug 06, 2017 |
It has started |
Politics › Re: Audio & Transcript Of Anti-Igbo Song In Hausa Language Now In Circulation by holocron: 5:41pm On Aug 06, 2017 |
gberra: I slightly disagree that Obasanjo betrayed Soyinka. Soyinka was arrested for his treasonable speech, saying "Biafra can never be defeated". He later journeyed to Biafra where he was arrested. Soyinka was labelled a Biafran spy. There are so many reasons Soyinka hates Obj's gut. You disagree because you dont have the facts. Find out. Soyinka was actively working for the separation of the regions during the crises. Soyinka was victor banjo's emissary to Obasanjo while he waited at Ore for a signal of success. |
Politics › Re: Audio & Transcript Of Anti-Igbo Song In Hausa Language Now In Circulation by holocron: 10:43am On Aug 06, 2017 |
gberra: Stupid dull-pants revisionist. Who was Albert Okonkwo?, who appointed him?, what was his role during the war?, who declared Republic of benin, who hoisted the biafran flag? Stop calling each other names! Discuss with maturity and exchange facts and ideas. The biafrans sponsored and instigated the Benin Republic, and was on their way to Lagos to also hoist the Oduduwa republic as part of a grand strategy to isolate and checkmate the northern region, and not to extend biafra to the whole south. They stopped at Ore while waiting for wole soyinka to convince Obasanjo in Ibadan to use coup and take control of the western region from Gowon and his northern clique. Obasanjo agreed with Soyinka, but turned round and betrayed him to Gowon and Murtala moohammed. That was how the plan failed and wole soyinka was arrested and inprisoned for the duration of the war. That is why there can never be peace and nothing but enmity between wole soyinka and obasanjo till this day. |
Education › Re: Can You Remember How You Learnt The First 20 Elements? by holocron: 7:50am On Aug 05, 2017 |
DarkRebel69: What you should have asked is whether learning by rote memorization is similar to learning by way of creative, personalized mnemonics. To that I would have answered no, 'cause the latter is by far the more superior means of learning.
I sense you harbour a slight disregard for memorization, perhaps you out of ignorance think the art of memory is an unnecessary and futile labour? Well, you couldn't be more wrong. Memory is a required staple if one is to learn. Even much further, if one is to apply all that has been learnt, it's imperative that one's powers of recall must nearly be infallible.
Quiz yourself: would you have been able to post on Nairaland if you hadn't "remembered" your log-in details? i.e. your username and password. The business of memorization is as noble as it is necessary, the mode by which it is executed are where the troubles lie, and not in the very art itself.
So, rest your tirade against that beautiful art of memory and go memorize something today. A sonnet would be a good place to start. The bolded part of your statement shows that u understood my question. I have ignored your initial attempt to make a literal interpretation of my shorthand. I do not doubt the inevitability of memory in mental work. As to your assertion that learning by mnemonics is superior to rote learning, that is just your subjective opinion, which u cannot honestly claim to be superior to mine, which is that practice based learning is superior to both of them, and is so superior that they are practically the same when compared to practice based learning . A famous proverb by the chinese sage Confucius says: "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." Science is a practical endeavor that tasks the analytical abilities of the frontal lobes of the brain, which - mind you - is different from the brain areas dedicated to verbal tasks such as mnemonics and rote learning. If you use this methods to learn science, as the african has been doing, you cant achieve a single technological breakthrough. You will be well versed in science facts and information, but will - like our honourable minister of science and technology - be proud to announce the commencement of pencil manufacturing in Nigeria by 2019. Let us be a bit more circumspect in all our comments. |
Education › Re: Can You Remember How You Learnt The First 20 Elements? by holocron: 12:07am On Aug 04, 2017 |
DarkRebel69: This is nowhere near rote learning; it's a branch of Mnemonics that relies on creative acronyms to facilitate memorization. You don't know what you're talking about. Perhaps am talking trash. But what is memorization and what is rote learning? Aren't they the same thing? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Near Death Experiences For Real? by holocron: 10:47am On Aug 03, 2017 |
NDEs are just a feature of brain chemistry, nothing else. There is no consciousness after death. There is no consciousness in ordinary sleep, not to talk of death.
However, for psychological comfort we can postulate there is Life after death. We do that in many areas of life e.g money: for the smooth running of the economy we believe that the pieces of useless paper we carry about and call 'money' has a real value. And we believe that banks can keep these valuables for us when deposited there; but its all lies, but believing in it makes the financial sytem work. If people lose that faith modern society will crumble; back to the caves. |
Education › Re: Can You Remember How You Learnt The First 20 Elements? by holocron: 10:05am On Aug 03, 2017 |
ALL THESE ARE JUST ROTE LEARNING NONSENSE INHERITED FROM THE COLONIAL EDUCATION SYSTEM.
Alll you need from chemisty is how to make useful products from the resources of the earth.
Long before people new the periodic table they were smelting iron from ore and producing knifes, swords, and axes; making beer from fermented grain; distilling alcohol; producing soap and paints and dyes for coloring cloth. When gun powder (the infamous black powder) was invented the chinese didn't know what was the periodic table.
Yet today we have chemical engineers and phd chemists who cannot make this simple substances without using sophisticated imported apparatus. But our grandmothers in village can still 'cook' soap. Our 'educated' chemists must import chemicals to produce paints but dyes were commonplace here long before the whites stepped foot on Africa. Local Blacksmiths were smelting ore into iron with crude earth furnaces, yet you tell me without imported factory you cannot produce iron.
Stop rote science. Science is a practical endeavor. You dont learn science as you will literature or history. Even history has to be enacted sometimes for it to sink in. |
Education › Re: Can You Remember How You Learnt The First 20 Elements? by holocron: 9:39am On Aug 03, 2017 |
pharmguru: my chemistry teacher in primary 5 (GOD bless his soul) made us commit the whole damn 20 elements to memory word for word....and to recite them PERFECTLY off hand. no shortcuts!
a feat we achieved thanks to his fat canes which landed mercilessly on our backs at the slightest error.
back then we taught he was wicked for doing that but now i know better cos they really helped me in sec school You were taught chemistry in primary school? |
Family › Re: My Wife's Sister Sneaked Out Of NYSC Camp & Came Into Our House, This Happened by holocron: 9:56pm On Aug 02, 2017 |
Richy4: You did what u feel was right @ that moment...
Your sister inlaw was a classy young woman too I must say, she left when she was supposed to..Maybe She never knew her coming will be a problem,maybe she felt her sister will sort u out...But she got it wrong.. Some ladies would have stayed even when they knew they were not welcomed..
If u have a younger bro, or Sis, just expect a cold welcome from your wife anytime they step into your house..it will never be forgotten...
U mistakenly broke an unwritten code that most women held with high esteem especially from the Eastern part of Nigeria....They always want to show that they are comfortable in their husband's house and their relatives are welcome to stay for sometime..I guess that was why she was mad @ u
Just say u were sorry bro.. with a peace offering like earring, or perfume etc. This advice is very good...if the marriage hass gone at least up to a year or two, and yielded some fruit of the womb. Your wife will eventually rule your home - its inevitable - after some 20 years or so of marriage. But for a woman to fearlessly exhibit this level of control even when you have not completed the marriage means that you are in deep trouble. Before five years is up u will use your own legs to runaway from the house for her, I guarantee you. You need to postpone the wedding and let her know your reason. Then get your act together and MAN UP. Never accept rebellion to your authority. After she has learnt the rules, go ahead with the wedding. As time goes on she will rise again, but hopefully by then u have enjoyed your marriage long enough. |
Car Talk › Re: Tesla Unveils The World’s Cheapest Fully Electric Car At N11 Million by holocron: 9:13am On Aug 01, 2017 |
AntiWailer: It is not. If not because of our useless leaders. Calculate the cost of running generator for a month and the cost of ur Napa card if there is light. man! Nepa card aint cheap, ok. Anything from 15 to 25k per month if u occasionally use ACs, water heater, electric cooker, and washing machines. |
Family › Re: Man Impregnates His Sister-In-Law In Nasarawa by holocron: 2:15pm On Jul 29, 2017 |
Whats the fuss all about? There is no taboo there. Jacob in the bible married two sisters. The woman should try and understand...anyway, the fault is from the man for neglecting his wife in favour of her sister. "...YOU MUST LOVE THEM EQUALLY!" |
Properties › Re: Flood Overwhelms Asaba, Destroys Official Documents, Files, Homes by holocron: 1:36am On Jul 24, 2017 |
Cubeet: Recent occurrence, am sure you arnt aware of the term"Climate Change" "Global warming"
Most of the area lies below sea level (bsl) with only few places of 20mm height above ssea level. For heaven's sake what term is bsl, and how can Asaba be below sea level? What is 20mm above sea level. Do you know what sea level is? Enough. We are not on the same page, sorry. End of discussion. Please. |
Politics › Re: The Truth About The Igbo Nation by holocron: 9:53am On Jul 23, 2017 |
elgeehione: by Chibuzo Ihuoma . In fact, the Igbo are from a land of vegetation and have no tradition of migrating from anywhere outside the Niger-Benue Confluence; however, the Jews believe they migrated from a place known as “The Garden of Eden”, a place of vegetation and which they are yet to find the location of this particular place of origin of theirs. Going by the facts I just stated, if there is any of the two groups that is the ancestor of the other it is the Igbo that would be the ancestor of the Jews. You got it right. Africa is the home of all the races. Let nobody turn it upside down. |
Properties › Re: Flood Overwhelms Asaba, Destroys Official Documents, Files, Homes by holocron: 9:23am On Jul 23, 2017 |
Cubeet: The River Niger overflowing into the land, even if there are good drainage system in Asaba, there is every probability that there will be flood. Asaba is below sea level. This is an ignorant comment. Even the River Niger at Asaba is ABOVE sea level. Asaba is also above the flood level of the River Niger. The river is at about 25m above MSL with highest flood of say 35m. Lowest level at Asaba is 42. So what are u talking about. Conclusion: The flood is man-made, and it is a relatively recent occurence. It was not there in the 1990s and early 2000s. |