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propzncribz: Yea good point but they should just seal the hole where the used to discover this ocean and forget about it. There are at least 5 oceans we haven't seen all off. I doubt there's anything down there.Oh yest there are things there beyond your wildest imagination.. Reading. Your first post I Understand. Why. Blacks have contributed little is present discoveries and innovations |
samnificent: So u mean journey to de center/centre of de earth was real??Its very real and there are. Races There by far advance than us..and some extint creatures that existed |
Dee60: They are discovering what is in The Bible. If scientists will acknowledge The Bible they will see more and more truths. At the first flood, water came down from above and covered the earth. On the 40th day, the waters assuaged - I believe that at that pint the waters were taken down and have been locked up there, so that it no longer can destroy the earth.U still very shallow minded and it pains me.. Not just annoy me! You tthat have been witth tthe bible since why haven't u known about this.. Why don't you use your prophets and seers tto find natural resource in tthe ground?? Don't u know that Other mythologies have talked about tthis and even gone deeper than this?? An sure u don't know the. Earth is hollow and tthere are people living within.. When the truth comes out again u will say the bible confirmed it too |
ZUBY77: Waste of time and resources.If there is only one thing I understand.. Its that you are lost, brainwashed .. And deep in a personality cult |
Sparrow13: In the beginning, when God created the universe, The earth was formless and desolate. The raging ocean that covered everything was engulfed in total darkness, and the spirit of God was moving over the water.Mythology and some other regligions have said it too #fact |
Am so happy to read this .. The truth aboutt the earth being. Hollow is unfolding.. And very soon the proof will be out.. People wake up There is more than meets the eye. There is a second world on earth and its beneath the earth. Be enlightened!!! |
alaladakosta: Sorry bro, you not smart at all.Its a female ooo |
cr8v: I have always known that the church is ahead of the world in wisdom. I have always known that one day history will vindicate Bishop Oyedepo and co who in a bid to fulfill their callings have crossed limitations of religion and a poverty mindset to do the unusual. These people travel the world over to preach the Gospel in fulfillment of the prophecy that every nation will hear the Gospel before the end. They realize that there is no more time and everything ,ust he done as fast as possible and jet can ne a leverage. The world doesn't know their itinary but would prefer to criticize. The worst is fellow Christians who joined the debit in the camp of the accuser of the brethrenI scrolled back up just because of you , I thought I strayed into the religious section! Well be it there know the time is near and they need to touch more life its good for them. The basic reason why they have a jet is because of beating the airport traffic and packaging.. Of course they are also business men.. Any person tropping out of the country constantly for business, shows .. And your income meets it needs such.. Don't make this religious pls |
mightycrown1: Im proud to be a Yoruba.Already developed nation ![]() Youu need skay cos it seems u r not seeing clearly! |
gatiano: Maybe so, no arguments, but why you need change roofs wey no dey leak? na waste of resources be that. quality roofing if it last 200 years is all best. so long it is not causing wahalla. only they should be adviced not to dring rain water falling out from right above it, rusty waters.U have little knowlege on urban and rual planning.. Is it until zinc change color like your boxer you will know that u are supposed to change it ![]() Besides all the buildings have to be bulldozed down.. They are too jam packed.. And scanty. |
oniconx: . Education project. kudos. But if I may ask why turkey or instabul feel? What is wrong in promoting Kano traditional architecture or Banube feel. Nigerians or Africans when would we stop prouding over foreign culture( western or eastern) and gleefully promote our own too in line with modernisation. That is our heritage. I would be joyous if that building is designed african with banube feel(not fulani,arabic or english). All said kudos to development.U talk about kano traditional architecture design How many universities have improved on african themed traditional design for sustainable development ?? |
begwong: @ the bolded!Terrorist fund involvedUuu r talking rubbish.. Gadafii is one of the best things that happened to Africa just that people are myopic to see.. If u people cannot agree to be united then why not separate.. You say it among yourselfs that you don't want to be together.. Then when another country man or western power says the same u say the want to sabotage your government.. Smh |
chuksmarvin: If we could have investments like these in our home soil ...maybe, just maybe ....we could be the African dubai!Smh!!!! You never hala!!!! Even if they build this project here it just a grain in the beach sand. Go to other african countries and see what they are up to before u start saying african dubai Morever nigeria needs more of civic development projects .. Like light rail transport and other amenities that will serve the populace! that's more important |
Rawani: I was interested and found the pictures of the Igbo village in Virginia. Its commendable that the developers are giving Americans the chance to have a taste of Igbo culture without leaving their shores.Nice !! They gave that village feel of home.. But I prefer the yourba own.. But it will be nice if the yoruba centre had an open space like this with the mud houses to compliment the mixed use enclave. And as for that masquerades ![]() So na so them go dance use style collect american visa Okay na! |
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kokoA: The NEGATIVES you see today will definitely pass one day, but these structures will remain for our kids and grand kids all over the country to enjoy.. I see a future where there will be student exchange programmes between universities across Nigeria.You are very right! You see! Architecture plays an integral part in Education , it gives identity.. inspires students to be more creative! Nigeria and african countries are supposed to have advance architecture master pieces just like this one.. A lot of the new universities built in nigeria and environs lack architectural mastery and beauty.. Even as old as Unilag is, the architecture is still unique compared to all this new generation schools that are expensive and make noise.. Which of the glorified private & missionary schools has such. Goverment should take control in the educational sector |
abagoro: I believe it might be modelled after Turkey-Turkey country university which is a massive co-joined structure with very nice environment. Well its still under construction.You can do better than this bro For Crying out. Loud !! This is the render of a beachfront resort project ![]() |
This is the best. Architecture style of university I have seen in. Nigeria!!! Now this is what an talking about!!! But as for the. Location Am skeptic!!Thumbs. Up anway |
oseiwe: Peckham is already a yoruba / Nigerian village, even the cops are scared to go there.I Heard bad guys full there.. But all the same I am glad to see this.. Nice render and project.. But I wish there is more of this mied use development projects in nigeria |
tokunboh: At last, the truth is being reported! The real figure is more than 45 though but I am just glad the boko basterrds are being re-united with their virgins.Yeah!!! Satans 72 Red hot Virgin Forks To. Fuc•k them in HELL!!! |
tokunboh: At last, the truth is being reported! The real figure is more than 45 though but I am just glad the boko basterrds are being re-united with their virgins.Yeah!!! Satans 72 hot Forks To. Fuc•k them in HELL!!! |
taiwolusol: And this your post is supposed to be better?U r right.. But that art seems to be mastered by the ones that went to club! |
African Development Bank (AfDB) has said that more than 57 percent of the people in West Africa are without access to electricity. The bank stated this in its “West Africa Monitor Quarterly," for the second quarter of 2014 report. It said that the percentage approximated the average for sub-Saharan Africa,” but extremely low compared with 23 per cent in the developing world and 18 percent globally.” According to the report, with inadequate generation capacity, low electrification, and sporadic, unreliable and expensive service, energy is at the top of questions requiring adequate policy intervention. It explained that access rates varied from country to country, with eight per cent in Niger and 15 per cent in Burkina Faso, Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Guinea- Bissau. The report added that about 70 per cent of the population in Ghana had access to electricity while 87 per cent were hooked to supply in Cape Verde. It also said that there were disparities in access to electricity between rural areas and urban centres in the sub-region, with urban dwellers having more access than rural people. According to the bank, the trend is more glaring in Ghana where 87 per cent of urban dwellers have access to electricity, compared with the five per cent in rural areas. It disclosed that West African countries had joined the Sustainable Energy for All Initiative towards achieving universal energy access by 2030, with renewable energy shared improvement and efficiency. It pointed out that the sub-region had great potential to expand its use of renewable energy sources, which included modern biomass, hydropower, solar, and wind and had remained untapped. “Using such sources would help to expand access while reducing reliance on traditional biomass, increase reliability and affordability, and contribute to climate change mitigation. Hydropower in West Africa has an estimated potential of 25,000 megawatts, yet only 16 per cent has been exploited and despite its wealth in waterways, it only holds 214 dams out of 1,282 dams in Africa. In addition, several in-country lakes and dams hold promise for renewable energy development,” it said. The report said that the Volta River held great potential for Burkina Faso, Ghana, and Togo while Lake Chad could be used to serve Niger, Nigeria, Cameroun and Chad. It acknowledged that solar power projects were spreading across the sub-region, including the 155 MW Nzema solar power plants in Ghana, one of the largest in Africa. The bank revealed that Burkina Faso, Ghana and Guinea had potential for hydro- power while Mali and Niger had for solar energy, and Cape Verde, Gambia and Senegal for wind resources. Source: AfDB |
blakky97: That's what I've observed about them. Its the money they respect and not the person. There's a girl who comes to visit my neighbour friend. She comes to the compound almost everyday, and she meets me washing and packaging batteries, she never greeted me. the gateman was very ill one day so I even helped her open the gate when she was going out. She just raised her eye brows, puffed her cheeks and left without saying thank you. So one day she met me with one of her 'rich male friends' playing ball. I believe she asked him why he was associating with my 'class' of people. Then the guy. Told her "that person you are seeing there gets contracts worth 1.9m every month from estate developers in lekki, and the EOD you drove out the last time you came is his own he's just humble". While actually its not acurate that I make 1.9m monthly, I was bewildered by how well she smiled and greeted me the next time she saw me. But I didn't respond. I only looked back to check if there was a rich man behind me she was greeting. She repeated that scene on four more occasions before she stopped greeting me because it became obvious to her that I was never going to reply. I hate girls like seriously. Even the ones in the villages are infected with the same disease of the heart as the city ones. Its when they get to 38y at home they start forming holy holy.Nice one bro, i really respect the way you handled that girl, she is not a lady, you were very matured the way you approached her, she had the confidence to greet you cos it had gotten into her head that she is soo beautiful so she can get what ever she wants, and that you have been tripping, patapata na pus*y you want , I come across this set of girls like everyday,and am beginning to fill 99.5% of them behave the same way. Let me Leave the 5% for the girls I Have not come across, after my last relationship I change my perception that I will stay single and enjoy my life till I know the time is right.. I don't want any girl giving me the love crap, cos I know they are not in for that.. When they see. Ride, wrist and Dress they start to trip. You can imagine how far some of them can go to form familiarity, I look between them and see the fake life they pulling Up. I turn down some. I move with some but in the long run make them know how fo*lish they are. I just feel sad that majority of them are fast copying this ugly pattern.. I wonder if it is proverty, failed family system or our educational system. Well that's the. Irony.. And. We will play the cards |
HappyJoe: But they will allow Islamic schools funded by Saudi ArabiaName one |
farano: Not interested in their body structure....More interested in their pocket structureDon't zoom any further.. I got an atm machine shaped body |
[quote author=dazzlingbeau][/quote]Hahaha!!! My ribs |
prettyboi1989: Guy dnt decieve ursef wit tales u see online, which yeye abuse? ur teachers beat u with many strokes of cane, ur teacher slapped u, did u do anything to confront him or her? Or did u sue him? So stop being ideological and face reality. I wonder wat u guys gain 4rm joining bandwagon on forums. If u dnt stand 4 anyfin u'll fall for anything. Una go jst dey form 4 internet. It wunt feed u.Let Me tell u something.. Be u a teacher cleric or what ever.. My child comes home and I see mark for him body.. He tell me say na you beat am.. Woe unto you cos I will Bleep u up. then you will know that you are also a Student In this life ..when am done. You will tell me Spare the rod is in nigerian constitution. With all the flogging why is there decrease in academic performance in schools? Why do children that smoke weed still end up smoking and scaling Fence.. Still carrying all this slave. Mentality ..smh |
MissMeiya: So you still haven't learned to spell. I can see know that you are stúpid as well as illiterate. I'm embarrassed for you.rugged you missmeiya!!! Am content with your reply |
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