₦airaland Forum

neoapocalypse:
Ever heard of the "cerebral cortex" ?

And yes it is a lesson , the questions are driving at a point which should hopefully teach you something.

neoapocalypse:
Mo ku , mo gbe , mo daran , omo lo gó to yi.

I'm just having a great time this night

neoapocalypse:
If you knew this why the reference to the medulla about my comment ? Does my comment depict ill breathing , poor heart rate function or indigestion ?
Make use of only words you can defend.
Another quick lesson in Biology , what part of the brain deals with intelligence ? as it seems that's what you initially intended to reference.


You get another recharge card , don't worry I'll give you both ( although we all know you used expo )

neoapocalypse:
Quick lesson in Biology , what portion of the brain is the medulla oblongata and what is its function ?

Answer this and get a free recharge card

Make I die if you know am

neoapocalypse:
E gba mi , bobo yi o lo si school sha.

Your English teacher should be flogged hard if you passed English Language in school.

What would you say about this statement - HE told me HE couldn't make it to school - na repetition too abi ? I'm sorry for your generation , awon obi e o ri omo bi

neoapocalypse:
If I were you I'd stop posting so as not to look like a fool , you don't know the word MOCKERY ?

neoapocalypse:
O dear , I just realised I've been trading words with a nitwit , you can't even express yourself without making a mockery of yourself. Brush up on your life , your grammar and the way you think. Now it is you I pity.

neoapocalypse:
O ma se o , you can't decipher between correct and incorrect English. You're the one who needs to go back to school , you need to start from kindergarten to really measure.

neoapocalypse:
O dear , I just realised I've been trading words with a nitwit , you can't even express yourself without making a mockery of yourself. Brush up on your life , your grammar and the way you think. Now it is you I pity.

neoapocalypse:
I have a feeling you just learnt a couple of the words you used here , your composition is totally lacking of any sense at all , who the hell says , "You're an Oedipus and your momma is a nymphomania" , I mean did you even go to school at all ? Do you even know what Oedipus complex is ? How can someone be a "Nymphomania" , which is even a condition ?. You this illiterate jànjàweed better get into school and get a good education , it'll do you a lot of good.

neoapocalypse:
O dear , I just realised I've been trading words with a nitwit , you can't even express yourself without making a mockery of yourself. Brush up on your life , your grammar and the way you think. Now it is you I pity.

KashyBaby:
I cant live without internet

neoapocalypse:
ko ni da fun awon to bi e , iwo oloriburuku a li ni ironu.
o ni ku re o de ni sun re. Awon to ni e ma foju sun ekun e.

neoapocalypse:
Was his head twisted backwards ?

goryorhal:
See them !!!!!!
Smh
Na Wetin una sabi b this ?

Femiartalade:
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The mother of 16-year-old boy Lekan Isiaka, a victim of severe domestic abuse in the hands of his father, has rebuffed every attempt to get her involved in her son’s issue. Saturday PUNCH reported last week that Lekan suffered series of physical abuses in the hand of his father, Monsuru,which led him to have seizures and a dislocated shoulder.

Saturday PUNCH attempted to contact her through the phone number of her new husband, a furniture maker in Ibadan, to inform her about Lekan’s situation but the man, who would not identify himself, has only repeated that “she is out of town.”

When asked to give her direct line so that authorities handling the boy’s case could contact her, the man refused.

Saturday PUNCH reported on Saturday, June 6, 2015, that concerned neighbours alerted activists from the Esther Child Rights Foundation to Lekan’s case after the boy started having seizures after consistent brutal beating by his auto painter father, Monsuru, in Ijegun area of Lagos.

It was reported that Monsuru was arrested and transferred to the Area M Command Headquarters in Idimu, Lagos.

Saturday PUNCH learnt that since he was granted bail, residents have continued to voice concern about the continued beating by the father.

It was learnt that the day he was released from police custody, Monsuru, threw the boy inside a muddy pool of water on the road, accusing him of getting him arrested.

However, the officials of the Office of the Public Defender of the Lagos State Ministry of Justice visited the Ijegun residence of Monsuru on Thursday having read about the plight of the boy in Saturday PUNCH.

Director of OPD, Mrs. Omotola Rotimi, said the agency had made plans to take Lekan for urgent medical treatment and rehabilitation and vowed that Monsuru would be rearrested and charged to court as soon as possible.

She decried the rising cases of severe physical abuse of children in the state, ascribing the problem to transferred aggression and poverty.

Rotimi said, “Sometimes, when we get cases of child abuse like this, if the case is not severe enough to prosecute the parents for, we sit them down for an hour and hand them a copy of the Child Rights Law, which they have to read compulsorily and digest before they leave our office.

“Most times we see cases of mothers who are victims of domestic abuse in the hands of their husbands transferring the aggression to their children. When their husbands hit them once, they hit their children three times. In other cases, the aggression comes as a result of poverty.”

Director of the Esther Rights Foundation, Esther Ogwu, said reports from residents showed Monsuru is planning to relocate the boy.

“That is something he must not be allowed to do because the life of Lekan would be in danger,” she said.

Some chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Party, Nigeria’s main opposition party, have said the party will warmly welcome erring members of the All Progressives Congress like Senate President Bukola Saraki and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara.

The party chieftains, Senator Sam Egwu; Dr. Akilu Indabawa, a member of the PDP Board of Trustees; and Alhaji Owolabi Olorunoje, Chairman, Lagos State chapter of the PDP, told our correspondent on Thursday that defection of the erring APC members in the National Assembly would amount to paying APC back in its own coin.

Saraki, Dogara and some other APC legislators had gone against the party’s directive by putting themselves up for elections into principal positions in the National Assembly.

Ahmed Lawan and Femi Gbajabiamila were expected to be the only APC candidates presented for the positions of Senate President and Speaker of the House of Representatives while George Akume and Mohammed Munguno, were to be their deputies, respectively.

But since Saraki and Dogara put themselves up for elections and won in their respective chambers against their party’s directive, speculations have been rife that their actions might be laying groundwork for their defection to the PDP.

Incidentally, Saraki and Dogara used to be PDP members before they defected to the APC in 2014.

Saraki has, however, described such insinuation as “absurd and laughable.”

But the PDP chieftains had said they would be welcome to the party should they decide to defect from the APC.

Egwu said, “What has happened now is just speculation about what has happened or what may happen tomorrow but the truth is that they are mature individuals and Saraki has said he’s not defecting but if he comes back to the PDP, we will receive him with open arms.

“People should understand that politics is dynamic and if they feel that they will be given the platform to exercise their fundamental rights more in the PDP, so be it, they should come back to the PDP and we have no qualms with that. After all, they used to be our members.”

He also described APC as ill prepared to be the country’s ruling party, saying the party lacked the vital experience required for the position.

He said, “What is happening shows that the APC is not actually prepared for their victory (at the poll). They forgot that this is not a party convention. The National Assembly is an independent arm of the government and they had to meet as scheduled.

“So it shows a sign of unpreparedness or not knowing the workings of government, for the party to schedule a meeting at the time the National Assembly was supposed to reconvene and have its business.”

In his reaction, Indabawa, who shared a similar view, said, “What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. If APC is getting payment in its own coins, they will be consumed by their own sweat. This is a product of their own machinations against PDP and it is haunting them back.

“That is why when you are planning; don’t ever plan evil against your brother because one day it will haunt you. So it is coming back to haunt them now.

“When they plotted against the PDP using Aminu Tambuwal (immediate former Speaker of the House of Representatives who defected from the PDP to APC) and others, they never thought that they would be in the government as the ruling party. Now they are there, so they are getting paid in the very same coin they produced.”

Olorunoje said, “PDP didn’t kick them out, it was as a matter of choice that they came to the PDP and left the party. PDP is a party that doesn’t belong to anybody; you can come in, register and leave when you want.

“This is the PDP so it’s the peoples’ party. So if he (Saraki) decides to return to the PDP today, he’s most welcome. When APC said the party would sanction their members, it’s like saying what they did was illegal. But what they are doing is not against Saraki and Dogara, it’s against the people of Nigeria.”

Pinocchioo:
trouble seeker, sorry dear, ain't got any.

And SHARAP

otobrisesarah:
Be strong please! When your time comes, you will surely get what's your! I believe a great and better Job is coming your way very soon!

Are you Ayomide Otobrishe