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Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not Coming Back By Toyin Dawodu by jomoh: 10:19am On Feb 24, 2017

HiddenShadow:
Afonjas are too greedy to understand.

I forsee an enmity between Cattle people and Afonjas that will last for almost 50years which will cost the Afonjas their positions in successive federal governments to come

What has anything in the comment got to do with the Afonjas. If anything The so called Afonjas are the least greedy bunch of the whole. Never have they caused trouble for any successive government just because they lost the seat. Their inclusion is just to fulfill all righteousness and prevent all self righteous people like yourself that seek to blame the other without blaming themselves.

Islam › Miracles Of The Qur'an: Discovery Of More Planets In The Universe By Nasa. by jomoh(op): 10:10am On Feb 24, 2017

THE EXPANSION OF THE UNIVERSE

In the Qur'an, which was revealed fourteen centuries ago at a time when the science of astronomy was still primitive, the expansion of the universe was described in the following terms:

And it is We Who have constructed the heaven with might, and verily, it is We Who are steadily expanding it. (Qur'an, 51:47)

The word "heaven," as stated in the verse above, is used in various places in the Qur'an. It is referring to space and the wider universe. Here again, the word is used with this meaning, stating that the universe "expands." The Arabic word "moosiaaoona" in the term "inna lamoosiaaoona," translated into English as "it is We Who are steadily expanding it", comes from the verb "evsea," meaning "to expand." The prefix "la" emphasises the following name or title and adds a sense of "to a great extent." This expression therefore means "We expand the sky or the universe to a great extent." This is the very conclusion that science has reached today. 1

Until the dawn of the 20th century, the only view prevailing in the world of science was that "the universe has a constant nature and it has existed since infinite time." However, modern research, observations, and calculations carried out by means of modern technology have revealed that the universe in fact had a beginning and that it constantly "expands."

At the beginning of the 20th century, the Russian physicist Alexander Friedmann and the Belgian cosmologist Georges Lemaitre theoretically calculated that the universe is in constant motion and that it is expanding.

From the moment of the Big Bang, the universe has been constantly expanding at a great speed. Scientists compare the expanding universe to the surface of a balloon that is inflated.
This notion was confirmed by the use of observational data in 1929. While observing the sky with a telescope, Edwin Hubble, the American astronomer, discovered that the stars and galaxies were constantly moving away from each other. This discovery is regarded as one of the greatest in the history of astronomy. During these observations, Hubble established that the stars emit a light that turns redder according to their distance. That is because according to the known laws of physics, light heading towards a point of observation turns violet, and light moving away from that point assumes a more reddish hue. During his observations, Hubble noted a tendency towards the colour red in the light emitted by stars. In short, the stars were moving further and further away, all the time. The stars and galaxies were not only moving away from us, but also from each other. A universe where everything constantly moves away from everything else implied a constantly expanding universe. The observations carried out in the following years verified that the universe is constantly expanding.

In order to gain a clearer understanding of this, let us imagine the universe to be the surface of a balloon being inflated. In the same way that the more the balloon is inflated, the further away the points on its surface move from one another, celestial bodies also move away from one another as the universe expands. This was theoretically discovered by Albert Einstein, regarded as one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century. However, in order to avoid violating the "static universe model" that was generally accepted at that time, Einstein laid that discovery aside. He would later describe this as the greatest blunder of his life. 2

This fact was explained in the Qur'an in a time when telescopes and similar technological advancements were not even close to being invented. This is because the Qur'an is the Word of Allah: the Creator and Ruler of the entire universe.

http://www.miraclesofthequran.com/scientific_02.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/02/22/nasa-announcement-live/

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Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not Coming Back By Toyin Dawodu by jomoh: 12:31am On Feb 24, 2017

Ahmadgani:
Mr.jomoh i realy was captivated reading your analysis.

I voted president Buhari because i had the feeling he will turn the fortunes of this country arround. However it is now crystal clear that the pmb i voted for is no longer the same man; age has caught up with him, his judgements are clouded by some unforseen forces, recently his wife came out to lambast him publicly and so much more.

Lets assume pmb is doin the country good by not resigning. God forbids, what if he dies now? Power will automatically shift to the yoruba race. One thing is certain if buhari step down, controversies will follow; the same controversy will follow if he refuse to step down. Either ways we are locked up in a fix.

You're very correct we are in a fix but the kind of fix that gives momentary peace. We should not be in a hurry to throw that peace away at this critical time in our journey to economic recovery by asking the president to resign. We should remember the north is watching and the various (wicked) vested interests are ready to pounce at any opportunity. Though it shouldnt ordinarily concern the South because they (the wicked interests from the north) end up damaging the Northern region but it eventually affects the south that is majorly dependent on the North for most food items.

In the mean time, they should let us enjoy the peaceful atmosphere

At least we have not hear Fani Kayode and pastors rant about the Kaduna Killings that PMB is encouraging it (Meanwhile the killing it is still ongoing)
The vandalisation has stopped and Osinbajo is even allowed into the SS regions to hold meetings
The SW is quiet because Osinbajo is in charge.
The Northern elite seem quiet because they are busy strategizing on how and who to replace PMB while the have-nots are waiting for orders from the elite.
Biafra agitation has lost momentum ever since PMB left the shores of the nation.
Even Fayose has declared ceasefire and now seem to have time for proper governance of his state or so(Alimodu Sherrif struggle comes to mind)

BTW being a PMB suppoter, I am still not disappointed in his handling of the economy. I am super Ok with it even though there is still enough room for improvements.

I am only disappointed in his handling of the Politics but then again, on this aspect is where his old age is letting him down because to whip corrupt criminals into your line of thinking requires real energy especially when they have enough loot to bring down your reign.

His wife coming out against him is another aspect of the politics which i don't agree with him on. I have learnt to separate politics from the real issue of the economy. These two aspects, is where people still either mischievously or ignorantly muddle things up.

Family › Re: Your Dad Or Your Husband: Wives, Who Would You Obey? by jomoh: 7:41pm On Feb 23, 2017

MsFaith:

but I don't know how to cry

Just pretend then leave them an go somewhere far where they both cannot find you. They will be forced to join hands and look for you.

Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not Coming Back By Toyin Dawodu by jomoh: 7:38pm On Feb 23, 2017

Ahmadgani:
its just one of those doomsday conpiracies; with the way things are going presently, if buhari resigns in goodwill, nothing is gonna happen, we have been there before. The only thing that is sure to happen is wailing and empty threats from some quarters and guess what? It will cool off in few months time

Wisdom they say, is above justice.

I used to wonder what kind of assertion was that, until recent events and occurrences. Its unfortunate that as Nigerians and black men generally, we seem to forget things easily.

Nigeria is a very volatile and tribal-ly segregated country. If the Hausas get to the Position of power, they want to ensure they rule for at least 8years, same with the Igbos(if and when they get their) same with the Yorubas and the South South. When ever they cant achieve that, they tend to want to ensure that the other tribe that sits on the throne does not rule in peace. Typical Example: Yar'adua died on the throne, the north vowed to make Nigeria ungovernable for GEJ and they did. GEJ got defeated and PMB is enthroned, the SS resumed pipeline vandalization.

Peoples hatred for PMB has blinded them to the point that they cant even see clearly what PMB is doing for the country by refusing to resign.

Yes PMB is too sick to govern but i strongly disagree that he is too greedy to resign. In actual fact, it is the north that is too greedy to allow him to resign. The man has been living like a prisoner since. It is obvious that the complains of some Nigerians that his government has been hijacked by some cabal is true but the man knows too well that resignation was not an option as long as the cabals are involved. Not that he doesn't know what to do but because he doesn't have the strength to do them.

The only wise thing to do in other to cage the cabal and the north, is to embark on a sick leave and hand over to his vice. That is the only way he can respect the constitution at the same time, clipping the wings of the cabal.

Presently, everyone in the country is happy.

The North is happy that they are still ruling
The South South and South East is happy that PMB is not the one calling the shots
The South West is happy Their son is the one in charge even if its in acting capacity.

THIS IS A WIN WIN SITUATION FOR EVERYONE SO WHY CALL FOR HIS RESIGNATION AND THROW THE COUNTRY INTO PROBLEM

BTW I am a PMB supporter but Nigeria first and if this is what will allow peace to reign and keep everyone happy, then so be it.

#MY OPINION THOUGH.

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Politics › Re: Jibrin: When Osinbajo Gives Order, People Run To London To Get Buhari's Opinion by jomoh: 7:35pm On Feb 20, 2017

BUHARIISCURSED:
AFONJAS should fight for their own and not leaving the 'mere' commissioner to suffer for nothing

dedicated to Adadike281

I know you love me and i love you too

We don't have to make noise over the media by threatening the unity of the country before we achieve our aim. 2009 we supported a particular region who ended up hatig us for turning back on their own because he wanted to sell the country to the highest bidder.

This is our own person and we are watching with keen interest. We don't make noise when there's no cause for it.

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Politics › Re: Fashola Inspects Construction Of Bodo-Bonny Road & Opobo Channel Bridge,Rivers(p by jomoh: 2:33pm On Feb 19, 2017

Working Minister

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Celebrities › Re: Paul Okeugo - We're Working On Securing Audu Maikori's Release by jomoh: 3:05pm On Feb 18, 2017

FirstLadyNaija:
For Those of Saying you will not Take Apology of Audu Maikori, do you Remember this?
El-Rufai Apologizes For Jesus Joke On Twitter.
Try to Imagine Joking with Name of "Prophet Mohammed" with a Muslim and See How the Country will be on Fire.

The human law doesn't say anything about anyone that jokes with Jesus only Gods law does.

The human law does not forgive Only Gods law preaches forgiveness.

Audu Makori is a trained lawyer and he knows this.

Elrufai breached Gods law let him face God for forgiveness.

Audu Makori has breached Human law so let him face the Human law for judgement.

If the law forgives Audu Makori for his action, Shekau too can come out and apologize and the law must forgive him too.

Their crimes may be different but the fact will be that they both commited crime and apologised.

I am not saying he is totally liable but if the. DSS finds him cupable after their investigation and questioning then he should be charged to court to face the law.

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Celebrities › Re: Actor Odunlade Adekola Drunk On Fame And Losing His Credibility? by jomoh: 10:41pm On Feb 17, 2017

PastorAji:
yes

Chai. at last dem Don get dis boy from village.

Your brain must be seriously paining you right now. Eyah kpele.

Make sure you inform them at home o.

Seun Lalasticlala we have a sick nairalander.

Celebrities › Re: Actor Odunlade Adekola Drunk On Fame And Losing His Credibility? by jomoh: 10:40pm On Feb 17, 2017

Celebrities › Re: Actor Odunlade Adekola Drunk On Fame And Losing His Credibility? by jomoh: 10:13pm On Feb 17, 2017

PastorAji:
did you go through his thread before commenting
Methinks Seub should start screening people before registering them

So of I get you correctly, I have to go through everyone's comments on a thread before replying them?

Abi what is dis one saying?

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Celebrities › Re: Actor Odunlade Adekola Drunk On Fame And Losing His Credibility? by jomoh: 9:50pm On Feb 17, 2017

Erngie:
pride goes before downfall. If its pride, he should get ready for the other side

I don't don't see that as pride but as lack of professionalism.

Coming from the sector he came from where things are done mostly with verbal agreement and not legally documented contracts he might not know or understand the real consequence of not honoring a contract.

Also promotion of movies are mostly done by the owners of the movie where he's coming from with the co tributing actor's mostly not concerned with the promotion aspect. One might excuse him for thinking he is less concerned about the promotion.

Lastly I see it as someone not been ambitious enough or not wanting to step out of his comfort zone because of he really cares, he will be willing to learn about the sector of the industry he is moving to.

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Politics › Re: We Are No Longer Comfortable Being Part Of Nigeria - Igbo Leaders. by jomoh: 9:02pm On Feb 17, 2017

cstr100:
That is just the fact.
They can never speak with one voice which is why they fall prey to inferior people with inferior strategies.
Go to lagos, they are more Yorubatic than the yorubas. In the north, they are more northern than the northerners.
You will see an Igbo man spending billions in lagos, and you will wonder if the idiott has gone nuts.
A very sad situation.

aloziedaya:
The Igbo's are the only tribe in Nigeria that believe in 'one Nigeria' and that is where their problem lies. If you are dealing with a Hausa man, he first thinks of his religion and ethnicity, a Yoruba man thinks of his ethnicity first but an Igbo man thinks of one Nigeria. If you come to the east you hardly see any structure built by a Hausa man or Yoruba but, travel all over Nigeria the Igbo's are developing them bearing in mind the 'one Nigeria' syndrome.
The Igbo man's quest for wealth has robbed him of his sense of belonging. That is why they develop other cities while theirs lay bare. Lagos today is developed by the igbos. Imagine what would happen if the igbo businesses in Lagos are in the east. Every major market in Lagos is dominated by them; ALABA INTERNATIONAL, TRADEFAIR, COMPUTER VILLAGE, LADIPO AUTO MARKET, BERGER AUTO MARKET, IDUMOTA etc. These are the backbone of Lagos state. They'll tell you that the seaport is in Lagos but, the largest motorcycle spare parts market in Africa is in Nnewi and, it is striving without any seaport in the east.
Have you imagined what would have happened if these markets are dominated by the hausas? Or the Yorubas dominating these markets in another state? Of course they would have transfered them to their areas.
Igbo's need to rethink and realize their mistakes. Develop your own. If you make billions in lagos and the billions are still reinvested in Lagos, you've not made anything. Aku ruo ulo amara onye nwe ya. Igboland will develop when we make wealth outside and send it home. The houses you build in Lagos because of the appreciation rate of Lagos can be built equally in the east to boost the appreciation rate there. Lagos is appreciating because you've developed it, do same down home.
Politically, Igbo's are marginalized because they are seen as divided people who cannot come together with one voice.

I am a Yoruba man but their is nothing I love to see than a truly United Nigeria where every Nigeria irrespective of tribe is respected according to their strengths and limitations.

I want you to view my comment with an open mind before you write it off as "wetin concern you" or "hypocrite".

That being said, I think the igbo man has got a very wrong notion of what integration is all about. Like you rightly pointed out an Igbo man in the north tries as much as possible to appear more Hausa than the real Hausa man. In the west, they want to appear more Yoruba than the Yorubas. Ordinarily, there shouldn't be anything wrong with it because it is not restricted to the Igbo tribe alone. We have Yorubas that prefers to be called an Hausa (i have them in my family) while some prefers to associate with the Igbos. We also have them in Hausa. It is not restricted to the Igbo tribe but the larger percentage resides with the Igbo tribe. I must tell you, while it is absolutely absolutely not a bad idea to love your neighbour to that extent but that is not what gives you power in a multi tribal society like Nigeria.

What gives you power is your language. Just like currency. The larger the number of people demanding for your currency, the more control you have over them. Its just a basic rule in every area of life. The more people demand for what you have, the more power and control you have over them. Same goes with Language. Language is power and with power comes with respect. An average educated European man learns to speak English. That zealone gives the native English speakers more power and control over the affairs of the world. An average French man understands this, that is why an average French stranger will speak French to you first and when you speak English to him he most probably will not answer you. Not because he does not understand English but because he doesn't consider English as being superior to french. Same goes for an Hausa man. An Hausa man will first speak his Hausa language to you despite the fact that he knows you are not Hausa. The French even goes as far as having French learning program in almost every country of the world.

South Africa has alot of ethnic groups just like Nigeria but their divide is not as pronunced as that of Nigeria simply because all the major tribes of the country doesn't see the language of the other tribe as being superior. This in turn, commands mutual respect amongst the major tribes. They have 11 languages as their official language.

Naturally the Hausas and fulanis are more in population and geographical presence than the Yorubas but what gives the Yorubas the power to be able to stand toe to toe with the hausa is the world wide acceptability of the language. Some part of the world like the southern America even sees the Yoruba as a religion.

An average Igbo man does not help matters on the language either. They see the language as a trading tool and secrete that should not be taught to an outsider. They see an outsider struggling to understand or speak their language instead of them to correct the person and appreciate him/her, they laugh and make fun of the person. I think this idea needs to change because the concept of trust goes beyond you being able to speak my language it involves me being able to speak your language so I know you can't have hide things from me with your language.

You mentioned No Yoruba or Hausa man owns properties in the easy. How so you own a property in the midst of people you don't understand their language and are not even willing to tutor you on it.

People say Yoruba language is easy but the fact is that Yoruba language is one of the hardest in the world but the attitude of the natives speakers towards the learners makes it easy to learn and understand.

For example I fell in love with fynos music and particularly had his track "connect" on a constant repeat on my phone when it was released. My Igbo neighbours at that time heard it first on my phone and requested that I send it to their phone which I did but when I asked him what Phyno was saying in the song, he gave a short and vague explanation that made me loose interest in wanting to know in the first place.

What I think and believe what the Igbo tribe needs to be respected is to promote the speaking of Igbo as a language and when this is done? watch the Igbo tribe sour high and practically rule the world with their industrious nature.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: "Nobody Wants To Sit Next To Tiffany Trump" At NYFW Show (photos) by jomoh: 10:32am On Feb 17, 2017

plainol:
It's her father who offends people and not her, people should please be nice to her so she can explain things nicely to her dad.

Really?

Then lets look at it this way. It is the terrorists that kill people not the innocent immigrants her father banned.

Not even a single citizen of those banned countries has ever been caught as a terrorist attacking the US. Osama bin Laden was a Saudi Arabian citizen but Saudi Arabia was not banned.

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Politics › Re: Seized Allocation: "We Warned You, FG Tells Fayose.. by jomoh: 10:09am On Feb 17, 2017

malel1:
Amongest the 36states in nigeria, it's only ekiti state that defaulted ?

So amongst the 36states only Ekiti is the opposition state?

emmykk:
FG should as a matter of urgency remit Ekiti state revenue to the state coffers.

The supreme court will floor FG over such mere reason to seize fund

It is a loan. It is not statutory allocation as the governor is trying to make people believe. He must have said that intentionally to whip up sentiment like this that FG is withholding what rightfully belongs to his state. Nothing concerns the Supreme court in this.

Even if he complies, the giver of the loan reserves the right to either give or not.

Celebrities › Re: Rumours Club To Host 50cent, Floyd Mayweather As Donatus Okonkwo Concludes Deals by jomoh: 8:40pm On Feb 13, 2017

hilaomo:
Did you say 1million dollars...haba bros!...even Lill wanye,as at when him dey the peak of him career dey earn 100000 dollars for feature,not to talk of 50cent.

50cent is by far richer than lil Wayne o. 50 is one of the richest rappers o. Forget all the noice lil Wayne makes.

BTW am not talking about song feature. I'm talking about appearance at social events and the $1m is for both Floyd and 50 with Floyd obviously taking the larger share.

Celebrities › Re: Rumours Club To Host 50cent, Floyd Mayweather As Donatus Okonkwo Concludes Deals by jomoh: 7:08pm On Feb 13, 2017

kendrick9:
so u expect floyd money mayweather to fly from US to africa all for just $1m?...u must be joking...
thats an insult to the money man

Mr man this is a mere appearance. 50cent was hotter than mayweather when he was called to Nigeria back then to perform, his whole G-unit crew was paid $50k. Kim kardasian was called to host Dare art alade show, she was paid between $250k-$500k. Those were people that came to actually do a Job. Floyd is not being called to fight at rumours, he is been called to just appear and have a nice time.

Some of this A list Hollywood artists collect far less that $100k for appearance so Floyd is not different. An artist that charges up to $20million per movie can charge as low as $250k per episode of season shows like Game of Thrones and shooting an episode of a show can last up to a week or more. So appearance for a night at a club can even be done free depending on the relationship between them.

Research on how they pay in Hollywood and you will be amazed.

Celebrities › Re: Rumours Club To Host 50cent, Floyd Mayweather As Donatus Okonkwo Concludes Deals by jomoh: 5:18pm On Feb 13, 2017

angelTI:
Floyd and 50 coming to Nigeria for a club opening? Na so the business dey viable reach?

In a business where one person can spend as much as N15million per night.

The maximum they can spend to host those two is $1million approximately N350million

They will recoup it in maximum two month.

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Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Painting Of A Painting Painter Who Paints Around The Painting by jomoh: 2:32pm On Feb 13, 2017

wow Simply brilliant

TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 9:52am On Feb 12, 2017

Unimaginable123:
Marvis didn't smoke on the 1st day pls. And it was Miyonse that went to join her in the garden

Learn to read and comprehend before commentting. Go back to what you quote and read again. If you still don't get it, come back and I will tell you what you missed.

Comprehension is part of basic o'level english.

TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 1:48am On Feb 12, 2017

toseen7:
me i never see marvis smoke B4 o, only dis nite

The very first day I watched this bbn I saw her smoke in the garden with that her glasses. someone went to meet her in the garden but I've forgotten who cos I didn't know them much that time. It was that same day I read about her online somewhere that she said beers don't make her high only spirit.

The way she eats eba have credence to her weeding lifestyle.

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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 1:42am On Feb 12, 2017

pocohantas:
The way she moves her mouth to one side and sniffs her nose, I suspect she takes some other substance.

She already said it that she takes weed. She and Cocoice discussed with Soma before soma was evicted. Cocoice said she lives eating the leaves raw.

Marvis is the one that also said beers no dey shak her. na only spirit fit do am. She's d baddest girl in that house. That's why she's doing her things codedly. Her appearance alone has already given her away for people that has the eyes to see.

BTW this is not her first time of smoking in that house.

TV/Movies › Re: Housemates Sing Femi Kuti's 'Sorry For Nigeria" On Big Brother Naija by jomoh: 12:11am On Feb 12, 2017

Yes we are all sorry for Nigeria but we shouldn't display our stupidity for the whole world to see. These people are supposed to be Nigerian ambassadors on that show.

BTW I am very sorry for the DJ cos I doubt he will be paid shishi and worst still, his professionalism is now in question. The guy carried his wailing toooo far.

The witches and wizards from his village will now be dancing and singing "it's our work o, Soft work".

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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 11:25pm On Feb 11, 2017

newguy1:
na I still disagree to say uriel n baLly intelligence is what kept dem from been nominated nahh I think it's just because dey r 2 reserve in nature when it comes to relating to other people . The dissmerit of their tactic is dat they will have lesser fan out there.

Been reserved is sign of intelligence. Intelligent people tend to study their environment very carefully before acting or reacting. This makes them appear to be reserved but in actuall fact they are not totally reserved.

Going by this, have you seen Uriel's diary room sessions. That is the real unreserved Uriel. she knows she has nothing to loose in the diary room.

You're right about them not having fans outside because BBN is about not getting nominated inside and when you do, get your fans to save you outside.

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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 9:06pm On Feb 11, 2017

newguy1:
idont think dey r dull bro mayb gift is not dat bright but she's not dumb everybody is good @ sometin no matter how little it is even eintein was bad in art

Calling them dumb doesn't make them imbeciles or foolish but relative to intelligence, they are dumb.

Intelligence doesn't mean being good at something. Intelligence includes ability to listen, comprehend and interprete Situations and react accordingly. Uriel knows the kind of environment she is and she d eals with it intelligently. That is one major reason she's yet to be nominated for eviction. Same thing with Bally.

TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 7:37pm On Feb 11, 2017

Mynd44:
I think she is the most intelligent amongst them in real life that is, she might not know how to play the game though.

But I have only seen cutouts so…… ..

Hands down Uriel is most intelligent amongst the ladies but amogst the guys, I think Bally could be more intelligent than her.

All those girls are dumbos, especially that Gifty girl. She is the perfect personification of dumb.

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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 9:00pm On Feb 10, 2017

Boj2:
I thought her skin was gonna look like.........

She's not wearing make-up and the background is not helping her case.

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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 8:06pm On Feb 10, 2017

Boj2:
Listen,Listen man.....Long term smoking/usage of weed does not help the skin per se!
NB: The THC(TetraHydroCannabinol) in weed increases your testosterone levels which will cause the oil glands to secrete excess sebum oil... which could Lead to acne or breakouts!
Plus, the smoke can make your skin age more rapidly....Exposing your skin to weed smoke can make it age more rapidly because it contains carcinogens as cigarette smoke that deter collagen formation for new skin cells

Ehen? Is that so?

TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 6:05pm On Feb 10, 2017

Ayokunleayoolashakirudeen:
About weed being the underlying factor for her skin glow, i'll research on this. thanx

It's better to have a first hand experience of it.

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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Naija 2017: Live Thread by jomoh: 4:53pm On Feb 10, 2017

Ayokunleayoolashakirudeen:
Anytime other housemates are eating anything other than eba, Marvis just sits by the table staring and laughing hysterically.

Does she really eat eba only?

She has a very lovely skin, for someone who takes a lot of carbohydrate.

She takes the most nutritional plant on earth. WEED.

When you take WEED, you get hungry, so its normal for you to take heavy food after.

It help skin glow. She doesn't even apply make-up.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Checkout Hilary Clinton's Tweet After Court Revokes Donald Trump's Travel Ban by jomoh: 2:59pm On Feb 10, 2017

hello

Politics › Re: Buhari Is Victim Of His Own Transparency - Lai Mohammed by jomoh: 2:54pm On Feb 10, 2017

yarimo:
With all this your trash, where is buhari? What is the health condition of buhari? Air ambulance or not as long as the constitution give Yaradua right to personal liberty, buhari and co in 2010 have no business about Yar'adua's health. And if you claim it is their business definitely buhari health condition is my business also. Except you are typing what you are paid to type

Your case is irredemable. There's no point arguing with an illeterate. No amount of education can save you.

If a jelly fish can survive without brain for over 10,000years, then you have hope.

Adios.

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