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Romance › Re: Dealing With Teenage Girls Can Be So Frustrating! by hunter21(m): 12:19am On Sep 15, 2014
shekau be like

Phones › Re: Smartphone Addicts Now Have Their Own Walking Lane In China [must See] by hunter21(m): 9:01pm On Sep 14, 2014
deeobserver209: Talk of Urban Security Plan.
Same thing in Britain. In order to provide more protection to cellphone users, the authorities wrapt cushions around poles on side walks. The aim is to serve as a protective gear and prevent mild accidents to phone users in case they bump on them while texting.
how about a lane for codiene addicts
Education › Re: Egypt Air Wrongly Routed A Nigerian Student To Moldova by hunter21(m): 9:13pm On Sep 13, 2014
send them arabs parking
Politics › Re: Germany Bans Islamic State Bid To Stop Attacks And Recruitment by hunter21(m): 8:33pm On Sep 13, 2014
emmysoftyou: no be everywhere o,some country like guyanese,antigua,mexico,dominican,saudi arabia and cuba..dey peaceful and free frm terrorism bro
apart from saudi arabia that is the one sponsoring terrorism world wide, how many muslims do we have in those other states
Politics › Re: Uyo Replaces Port Harcourt As Nigeria's 3rd Finest City by hunter21(m): 8:15pm On Sep 13, 2014
Henry120 i see you
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Geopolitics Of World War III: Reasons Russia & Syria Are Being Targeted by hunter21(m): 12:16am On Sep 13, 2014
some people DO AS THEY WILT just so they can survive
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigerian Army Crushes Boko Haram Attack In Konduga by hunter21(m): 11:33pm On Sep 12, 2014
tayork: They came in an armored personnel carrier (APC) chai there is God oooo,after you will still agree apc has nothing to do with this
omo see logic
Politics › Re: Breaking:entire Boko Haram Force At Konduga Wiped Out By Army Troops. 400 Killed by hunter21(m): 9:13pm On Sep 12, 2014
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Politics › Re: Breaking:entire Boko Haram Force At Konduga Wiped Out By Army Troops. 400 Killed by hunter21(m):
celeron40: However, 0nce again as NewsRescue reportedafter the successful recapture of Damboa byMaj. Gen D. M. Kachalla who was immediately thereafter transferred out of Borno, there are rumors going around within the Army Command that Col. Abubakar who led the “Operation Kudan Zuma” will be likely withdrawn and transfer out of the troubled Borno State for reasons best known to the Nigerian Army
-Officers of iraqi revolutionary gaurd were bribed during the second gulf war, Resistance around the capital from six Republican Guard divisions just melted away because the senior
commander of Saddam's elite troops
defected and ordered his men to give
up or go home.
-we'v being made to believe that iraqi army officers are just cowards that abandoned thier weapons for IS to capture when even ordinary civilian kurds are taking up arms to fight,
-Similarly, the nigerian army is also abandoning weapons for boko haram to capture
-Special forces that were surpposed to rescue the american ambassador christopher stephens in beghazi were ordered to stand down.
-Now every performing officer of the nigerian army is being transfered transfered from the theatre of war according to ORDERS FROM ABOVE.
Infference: there is an international player that specialises in using bribery and order forms of manipulation to sabotage any army to allow islamic forces to gain ground.
Education › Re: Some English Words With Nigerian Origin. by hunter21(m): 6:12pm On Sep 12, 2014
since boko refers to book and academics, then boko boko could very well mean bogus
Health › Re: Ebola: West-African Nations Approach Lagos For Help. by hunter21(m): 2:55pm On Sep 12, 2014
Lilimax: Lagos, setting the pace on how to contain the spread of Ebola virus in West African town's smiley

Praying that we'll no longer discover new case in Nigeria.
seriously if nigeria does not help them, who will
Sports › Re: Oscar Pistorius Found Guilty Of Manslaughter by hunter21(m): 10:57am On Sep 12, 2014
Politics › Re: Could ISIS Be Involved With Boko Haram? by hunter21(m): 3:38pm On Sep 11, 2014
This thread should be on frontpage already what are the mods doing
Politics › Re: Could ISIS Be Involved With Boko Haram? by hunter21(m): 12:31am On Sep 11, 2014
hmmm
Sports › Re: Salami And Emenike To Start Against South Africa by hunter21(m): 7:00pm On Sep 10, 2014
emmasege: Enemy of Mikel. Who invited u b4?. Abeg go sit down. We'll call u the day u have a better replacement for the second most decorated Nigerian footballer in history, the only Nigerian to have won UEFA Europa and Champions league together and the one who has won all "winable" tournaments in England.
mostly from the bench
Politics › Re: Am I The Only One Thinking This Way About Ebola ? by hunter21(m): 12:46pm On Sep 10, 2014
voltron: Viruses grown inside your body and blood and other cells.. the are micro in size and cannot break out to the surface of your skin unless they have a delivery mechanism which is "Fluids" semen, blood, sweat, tears, spit faeces, urine etc you can see how easy it is to contract even when in quarantine conditions
but we'v been told that the breakout to
the skin surface does not occur before the symptoms.
Politics › Re: Video Of Nigerian Army "Tactically Manoeuvring" Away From Boko Haram. by hunter21(m): 11:59pm On Sep 09, 2014
rickkid: Abeg go and die you worthless yankee govt shill nobody is falling for your cheap trick. You can script and record as many videos as you want, it won't change the fact that there's NOTHING you can do to stop the rise of Nigeria. IDIOT.
PREACH!!
Science/Technology › Football As A Battle Between Rightand Left-brain Thinking by hunter21(op): 11:41pm On Sep 09, 2014
Getting football is not about
rational arguments. Explaining the
attraction of football is a bit like
explaining why people should like
opera, French movies, or performance
art. Like opera, football is an
exaggeration of life, a representation
of how the world is, or, for large
parts of the world, how they think it
should be: a world with even
chances, a level playing field.
To try to make sense of our complex
world we are increasingly resorting to
analytics and bringing in left-brain
thinking. We are now trying to make
sense of football with an ever-
growing body of quantitative tools.
Football has given rise to entire
analytics-based industries involving
sophisticated analysis of network
centrality, passing effectiveness, the
probability that a sequence of passes
of given lengths will result in a goal,
and much more. Economists are
getting in the game, analyzing
penalty kicks using game-theory and
statistical analysis. So far, these
efforts are hardly predictive.
Handicapping football remains
difficult. Some predictions -- notably
by Goldman Sachs and Nate Silver --
were spectacularly wrong. The reality
is that one can see an entire set of
statistics about a game, sans goals,
and not be able to determine who
actually won. The 120-minute
statistics of Argentina and Holland
were virtually identical . The
possession in the Brazil-Germany
game was 52 percent to 48 percent .
As in life, one can work hard and not
get the goals and the results. This is
true in football more than in other
sports. Scoring, and thus success, is
more discrete. Baseball and
basketball use series of games to
decide the outcome. That feature, in
addition to higher scoring, means
that the eventual winner is more
likely to reflect probabilistic
tendencies. As some cynics have
said, the problem with the NBA Finals
is that the best team always wins.
The decisiveness of a few discrete
events, often determined by luck or a
mistake, breeds superstition and
quasi-religious attitudes. Lack of
planning can be balanced by a single
heroic effort, so many believe. And
they are often proved right. One
mistake or a great single action can
win a game. The belief in the great
action, genius and miracles is the
great equalizer. On a good day,
Ghana could beat Germany, and Iran
could beat Argentina. But football is
democratic in another sense as well:
there is no optimal physique. Tall,
short, it does not matter. One can be
short, like Messi or Maradona, and
be the best player in the world.
These views represent creativity and
brilliant improvisation, the right side
of the brain. And the belief that one
act of brilliance can decide a game.
Hope for all.
But left-brain thinking is on the
advance. Planning is on the rise.
German coaches use extensive
scouting and analysis to identify
weaknesses in the Brazilian defense.
The German youth development
program, created after the disasters
in 2000 and 2004, likely was the real
reason for the success. Meticulous
planning, from a custom-built team
facility to the use of sports
psychologists specializing in penalty
kicks, created an environment where
success was likely. Yet, had Messi
scored in the final, all this would
have been widely considered a
failure, further evidence that success
in football depends on individual
genius and a spark of inspiration and
grace. Therein lies the attraction.
Football will continue to be a battle
between teamwork and individual
action, between deliberate planning
and improvisation, between left-brain
and right-brain thinking.
Statistical analysis, modeling, and
simulation will play an increasingly
larger role. But right-brain thinking
will continue to play a role. As Kuper
and Szymanski have shown, markets
for players are highly efficient and
teams with the biggest payrolls win
their leagues consistently. Yet in
spite of this, the magic of the single
game, the hope against odds, will
remain undiminished. Like opera,
football will continue to be an
exaggerated version of reality, deeply
meaningful and emotionally engaging
for millions. Most people in the world
like to believe in miracles, in
emerging as winners against bad
odds. Football gives them this hope.
Yet, it will become clearer that
planning and strategy do pay off, just
not always and not always when it
matters most. In its unique mix of
science and superstitions, football
represents the perfect metaphor of
the balance between our left and
right brains.
Politics › Re: U.S. Pentagon Finalizes Plan To Fight Boko Haram -by Attorney Patryk Utulu (USA) by hunter21(m): 2:06am On Sep 08, 2014
so that they can come and claim the victory after our boys have done all the job. God punish all of them.
im even wondering sef maybe they just want to use drone and kill off all the loose ends capable of linking bokoharam to CIA before nigerian millitary capture them now that we are in full swing.
Culture › Re: Olokun by hunter21(m): 11:42am On Sep 07, 2014
EMERIT2US: olokun,oluweri,yemoja,osun-watx d similarity and difference between these individuals
Olokun us the conciousness of any entity of seemingly infinite density i.e sea, it could be the earths hydrosphere or the planet neptune.
Yemoja-- yeye omo bi eja. eja originally refers to the microoganism (mostly unicellular) that swim in the amiotic fluid, the oceans surface, and other biological liquids. These organisms are the basis of all life forms on earth hence yemoja is the architype conciousness of fertility and motherhood on the earth level.
Osun is the conciousness energy of water that gives it the property of cohesion, Osun is the spirit of kemistry that connects people together. On the dividual level osun is the energy of the blue chakra
Oluweri is used to represent the three forces. in popular culture.
Politics › Re: Vigilantes, Retired Soldiers Vow To Confront Boko Haram by hunter21(m): 2:27pm On Sep 05, 2014
eemalex: Guy when you reach gate of heaven God no go ask u if u died a coward or a hero, moreover they wouldn't be remembered on earth too.
where was the god when bokoharam was perpetrating evil.
Science/Technology › Re: 10 Mysteries That Science Can't Explain by hunter21(m): 2:20pm On Sep 04, 2014
11. How the pyramid was built from the top down.
Politics › Re: Bama:death Toll Rises To 130, 35 Insurgents Arrested by hunter21(m): 12:05am On Sep 03, 2014
pussypounder: my dad wants me to stop posting on nairaland else hes gonna smash my head into the keyboaevfrhebpifvrinehvfrqkmwqkdmjwediefcrji
that must have been really hard, just make sure you ice it
Romance › Re: When A Man You Love Is Too Shy To Woo You, What Do You Do? by hunter21(m): 4:29pm On Aug 31, 2014
claremont: Life is short.

In this day and age, I think a lady should be courageous enough to tell a man she likes ''I like you'', because time waits for no one. There are many ladies who have gotten married to demons simply because they couldn't make the first move on the angel that was reserved for them.
This is officially the first comment i would share on nairaland.
Nairaland General › Re: Happy Birthday HezronLorraine by hunter21(m): 12:46pm On Aug 24, 2014
happy birthday
Celebrities › Re: Happy Birthday Funke Akindele And Osita Iheme. by hunter21(m): 12:43pm On Aug 24, 2014
HezronLorraine: We share the same day,happy birthday to them as well.
seriously another birthday already, time flies my man
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Warns Nigerians To Expect More Soldiers During 2015 Elections by hunter21(m): 9:36pm On Aug 12, 2014
during obasanjos time they deploy thugs not solgiers, apparently some poeple prefer that system
Sports › Re: Kelechi Iheanacho Ranked 9th Most Exciting Teen In The World by hunter21(m): 10:44pm On Aug 11, 2014
Jeezuzpick: Nope.

Because he's not yet 18.
Danhumprey: He is not yet 18yrs yet. He will be 18yrs old in few months time. And when he clocked 18yrs,he will be given work permit. That's how they do it.
englishmart: he's 17. That's why.
How about those teenagers that play for arsenals first team
Sports › Re: Kelechi Iheanacho Ranked 9th Most Exciting Teen In The World by hunter21(m): 8:25pm On Aug 11, 2014
why wont they give him work permit, because hes not from england, germany or spain?
Car Talk › Re: Made-in-nigeria Hyundai Cars Hit Market by hunter21(m): 8:20pm On Aug 11, 2014
we could only dream of this during obasanjos time

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