If I know where you teach, I will make sure I get you fired. .you are not suppose to be a teacher, you beast.
calgenius: u talk like someone who needs wat dat kid got...luk here am a senior teacher and as such i dnt tolerate indiscipline..I'm a disciplinarian, get dat right into ur head boy..
So you can inflict such injury to your child? The govt should stop mad people from breeding.
calgenius: Not so..some kids actually needs d injury to be inflicted n dat helps them alooot to use thier senses nxt time, datz how i roll with them...such filty nasty things am glad i never was one.
Poverty is worst than corona virus and all the diseases that exist, stop this God is with us thing.
YorubaKinging: We don't need this information because there's no case of coronaVirus here And there will not be a case of coronaVirus here Because God is with us
Tayo i didn't know you are in this forum? I subscribed to your Youtube channel, why not bring your interesting videos in this forum.
TayoAinaFilms: A Place You Wouldn't Believe Exists In Lagos Nigeria! (water Transport)
A Place You Wouldn't Believe Exists In Lagos Nigeria! (water transport) is a video about the newly launched water transport facility in Nigeria. I take you through the Newly Built Jetty, how to make use of it and we can both decide if this is a remarkable development for Lagos. Do like, watch and enjoy.
Walking away does not mean going home; what he meant is that people will stay away from the scene of the accident pending the arrival of police and the ambulance.
Jakumo: Your reference to "abroad" must mean in a place like Aba, Nigeria, which to a villager from the hinterland, might seem like "abroad".
For your information, a driver "walking away" from any vehicle collision will be arrested and jailed right away, pending trial, on charges of fleeing the scene of an accident, so in short, your claim about people "abroad" simply walking away from accident scenes, is patently false in every regard.
The Igbos should Move and stop being a loser,you guys are Jews? Then learn from isreal.
infini771: I pray that God will forgive Nigeria for all the atrocities she committed against Biafra
Benue helped Nigeria during the civil war, cutting open pregnant women to kill their baby. PAYBACK: HERDSMEN They looted our food. PAYBACK: TODAY THEY ARE FOOD BASKET OF THE FOOD THEY DON'T EAT
Yoruba: Poisoned Biafran soldiers. PAYBACK: THEY ARE ALL SELLING MEDICINE
NIGERIA fired rockets on our market out of jealous. PAYBACK: ALMOST ALL MARKETS TODAY ARE ON FIRE.
Many Igbos we're killed in Abuja-Kaduna road. PAYBACK: THAT ROAD IS NOW THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
No African country there? Are you telling me we are not important or what,these white people and their racism,they would compile every list and leave africa out of it
starbuck: Know that before I give up on someone I have endured first a lot of pain, tears and heartache. So when everything is too much stress already after I have given my very best, then that’s the time I give up. I love with a love that is too much. I care with a heart that cares too much. But when the other person treated me like a trash or ignored me after all my efforts, then I will give up. I always believe love is give and take. But if a boy only know is to take advantage and can’t show consistent care and loyalty, then surely he will lose me. And I tell you when I’m done, I’m really done. No good woman want to be treated like nothing after she had given her best.
“Walk away Queen when you feel you are no longer wanted and needed.” ✌️
NB : I now see life from a different perspective like Kemi
celeiyke: The VP is an ethnic bigot, almost all his aides are from his ethnic group. Is this how he wants to be president? This man is not a unifying factor, he will be worst than Buhari
YourCoffin: With the recent news on wives stabbing their husbands in their sleep, it is advisable couples stay in different rooms, if possible different buildings
Lawalemi: This question is largely for Nigerians in diaspora. I wish to share their experiences on disappointments and regrets that they have for leaving Nigeria to live abroad.
Situations such as severance from extended family members, issues of cold and the rest were what some persons have mentioned in the past.
Our daddy is working [quote author= post=86820846]We will patiently be waiting for the final outcome of this. STEALING IS NOW CORRUPTION in our darling nation.
Slow and steady we will get to a New and better Nigeria.[/quote]
This is the same pain victims of yaboo boys feel,overnight they lost everything ,let me tell you a secret ,what will befall these country in the nearest future if we don't reverse our evil ways will a case study for future scientists.
How do people wake up in the morning and decides to go cause someone else pain?? I still don’t understand. There is no excuse to justify taking someone else’s thing, If you are poor go and work, you are not the only poor person in the world.
The Idea of quick money is the most dangerous thing to happen to the world
prof2007: Mele Kyari, group managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) says electricity is a luxury only the elite in the country can afford. Kyari made the statement at the Nigeria International Petroleum Summit in Abuja on Tuesday.
The summit with the theme, ‘Widening the integration circle: technology, knowledge, sustainability partnership’, saw the signing of a $1.1 million grant between the federal government and the United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) as part funding for the Abuja independent power project (IPP).
Kyari said many Nigerians are still struggling to afford a day’s meal let alone electricity. He said the government must address the issue of power supply before it can go into renewable energy.
“For this country and very many of us in sub-Saharan Africa, what we worry about today is actually the meals of today. There are many who can’t afford a meal a day. And of course, electricity is largely a luxury; it’s only for the elite, like all of us here,” Kyari said.
“It is the dream of very many to have I-pass-my-neighbour in their homes. When you say, ‘do not use fossil fuel,’ but you have not provided alternatives. The world has not looked at their situation. The world has not recognised that there is abject poverty in the communities.
“We have to resolve the issue of electricity so that we can talk about renewable energy in the future and reduce the use of fossil fuel that has a high impact on the environment. We know that there is an energy transition in the world. With time, there will be less dependence on fossil fuel.”
Kyari also said gas remains the cheapest source of power, and that efforts must be made to stop flaring it in the country. “We have gas in abundance, we must create infrastructure that will help create gas for power generation,” he said. We need power to create jobs and we must create prosperity, so that we can have peace in our country. We are grateful for this grant.”
On his part, Thomas Hardy, USTDA director, said the grant was another demonstration of the US’ commitment to ensuring infrastructural development across the globe. He said the grant would be used for feasibility study of the IPP and other infrastructure development projects in the energy sector.
He said the money will be released in tranches depending on the particular project in the sector. He said General Electric (GE) would provide all the technology for the IPP. “The grant is part-funding for the NNPC Abuja IPP modelled to generate 1,350 MW,” Hardy said.
“Nigeria is the largest population in Africa and we are proud investing in the energy sector in the largest African nation to provide power to the rural communities.”
Crime › Re: Lagos State Rescues Boy That Was Severely Beaten By His Mother by joepepsy(m): 8:42am On Mar 03, 2020
