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When will Nigerian Songs Stop being Just about Money and Sex?The trend will stop only when you will stop buying songs that only talk about Money and Sex |
bilms:Tribalism and racism are just two sides of the same coin. Both racism and tribalism are toxic to the Nigerian society. They ensure that even if development and economic gains are made within Nigeria, the fruits of such gains will be a preserve of a few individuals, and in the long run, a critical mass of disgruntled individuals will be left to suffer, thus encouraging crime, violence and even war |
Sue the police |
1 - You can see the city of Kerma on the map below 2 - Abandoned statue at Kerma
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22X8Bbo4PaQ Police in London brought out a Yoruba police officer to warn the Yoruba women |
Nodogragra4me:click the SHARE button on your youtube video copy the URL and PASTE it on the forum post |
See the Top 5 Reasons Why Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos is a National Disgrace Passengers who disembark from planes at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos and head toward the arrival hall expecting world class services are in for shocks, no thanks to the shameful state of the airport. Below are five reasons why the popular MMIA does the nation no favours: 1. Urine odour The first shock for passengers is an attack on their sense of smell; a pervasive odour of urine is almost always certain to invade the nostrils. Unfortunately like sweet aroma leads to food, the offensive ordour leads to something worse. 2. Dirty toilets A strong, choking odour in a building symbolises the badly maintained toilets. That is precisely the case at the MMIA. God help passengers that forget to handle their “business” on the plane, putting their faith instead in the airport toilets. Blocked, dirty, stinking toilets await them. 3. Broken conveyor belt If you have luggage to claim, you do not only have to live with the offensive odour for several minutes, you also have to banish the sight of a broken and torn conveyor belt out of your mind. Yes, after a longer-than-usual wait for your luggage, you have to be careful that a tattered conveyor belt does not hurt you further. 4. Terrible ventilation Sorry if it rains, sorry if it doesn’t rain. Most of the windows at the MMIA are poorly maintained and mostly always shut, meaning on a rainy, cold day, the stench in the arrival hall area kind of “creeps under the skin.” On a hot day, with broken and inadequate air conditioners dotting the nation’s premier airport, getting through the airport means coming out as a sweaty mess. 5. Beggarly airport officials Of course, there are all manner of aviation officials at the airport, whose basic responsibility is to ensure everything goes smoothly and that passengers get the best experience possible. Well, someone probably flipped the brief for officials at MMIA; it appears their objective is to seize every opportunity to fleece passengers. Many officials have abandoned professionalism for unnecessary questions and pleasantries as well as unsolicited offers of help that end with phrases such as “Don’t forget your people,” “Happy weekend sir/ma” and “What did you bring for us?” adding to the irritating and annoying experience that the biggest airport in Africa’s largest economy offers. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxk9mxURChw President Obama message to the Nigerian people for the 2015 elections “On March 23, 2015, President Obama himself took the unusual step of releasing a video message directly to Nigerians all but telling them how to vote. In that video, Obama urged Nigerians to open the ‘next chapter’ by their votes. Those who understood subliminal language deciphered that he was prodding the electorate to vote for the opposition to form a new government. The message was so condescending, it was as if Nigerians did not know what to do and needed an Obama to direct them. |
Many persons disappear mysteriously every day in Nigeria, most of which are not reported to the police or to other law enforcement agencies by their relatives. In rural areas and semi-urban centres, relatives are not well enlightened to follow through the security procedure for reporting the disappearance of their loves ones |
Very dangerous
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArfGyo6HQ_E Guns For God: The Church of the AR-15 A small church in Pennsylvania gained international attention when they held a blessing ceremony with AR-15's just two weeks after the Parkland School shooting triggered mass gun reform debates across the US. But where did this small fringe sect of Christianity come from and why are they now taking up arms for God? In this episode of Believers, host Charlet Duboc meets Pastor Sean Moon and the believers of the World Peace and Unification Sanctuary, a church that has origins in Korea, is based in the US, and has been accused of being a cult to understand why they believe they need guns to build God's Kingdom on Earth.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ2-vzGBuRk 2018 Cowbellpedia Grand Finale It's time to crown the best mathematics students in Nigeria. Watch the grand finale of the 2018 Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz Show! |
The Deffufa Temples in Kerma, Nubia, Sudan at least 9,500 years old. Kerma (now known as Dukki Gel), a Nubian term which can be roughly translated as “red mound”wink was the capital city of the Kingdom of Kerma, which was located in present day Sudan. The Kerma site has been confirmed by archaeology to be at least 9,500 years old. Around 3000 BC, a cultural tradition began around Kerma. Kerma was a large urban center that was built around a large mud brick temple, known as the Western Deffufa. The Eastern Deffufa lies 2 km east of the Western Deffufa. The Eastern Deffufa is shorter than the Western Deffufa, just two stories high. It is considered a funerary chapel, being surrounded by 30,000 tumuli or graves. It has two columned halls. The walls are decorated with portraiture of animal in color schemes of red, blue, yellow, and black and stone laid floors. Exterior walls were layered with stone. The third deffufa is of similar structure as the Eastern Deffufa.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFwBBEpD1z8 Akon Launches New Cryptocurrency AKoin to Combat Corruption in Africa |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFwBBEpD1z8 Akon Launches New Cryptocurrency AKoin to Combat Corruption in Africa |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j92g7lOoICU Massive 5,000 Year Old Burial Monument Unearthed in Kenya Researchers have unearthed a massive 5000-year-old burial monument in Kenya. The monument was unearthed in Lothagam Valley in Turkana. The cemetry is the largest and oldest ever unearthed in Eastern Africa. The cemetry is approximately 30metres in diameter with a deep cavity that hosted about 580 bodies. The bodies of men, women and children were laid side by side and were dressed in similar and very elaborate ornaments. The ornaments found in the burial site included pendants and earrings made of ostrich eggshells and stones. The area, known to locals as Lothagam, is littered with stone tools, harpoon tips, pottery, and animal remains that offer a glimpse into prehistoric life in Africa
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNpBlPPXO24 Nigerian Press Demands For Buhari To Prove He Is Not Jubril Al Sudani From Sudan |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNpBlPPXO24 Nigerian Press Demands For Buhari To Prove He Is Not Jubril Al Sudani From Sudan |
Stop voting all the time for the same "usual suspects" |
Bloggers and fake news, where is The Nigerian Army statement? |
Stop voting all the time for the same "usual suspects" |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJmUfyNrOSY Fela Durotoye Shares What Will Make Him Nigeria's Best President Presidential candidate, Fela Durotoye while speaking at Fela Talks to mark the 2018 Felabration, shared his reasons why he would make a great President for Nigeria. |
Identical Twin Sisters Who Are Pregnant At The Same Time
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