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some times I wonder if this man called falana is thoroughly a lawyer the way he talks makes him look like a partisan charge and bail lawyer. |
it is working well here @ LBD CAFE, 21 ikwerre road mile diobu, Edu. bus stop, port Harcourt. call 08035100403, 08171222215 |
is that a skyscraper am looking at the back of that stadium?
anywaz very colourful. |
blame blame govt. |
in as much as I use the phone I don't dare use it in church for bible. I have respect for any time I find myself in church. |
Have u forgotten RSUST |
Sepp Blatter WINS FIFA presidential election after his loyal cronies ignore corruption scandal. for the Fifty time, this is not good at all. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3102014/Head-Brazil-s-football-federation-flees-Switzerland-eve-FIFA-presidency-vote.html |
i need it juve4sure@gmail.com |
IT IS REALLY BAD. ONLY GOD CAN SAVE US FROM THIS KIND OF PROBLEM. |
#NEVER AGAIN# MR PRESIDENT CARRY-ON TILL 2019 |
THIS IS TOTAL WICKEDNESS |
OBJ HAS GONE MENTAL |
That is politics for you in Nigeria. Both APC and PDP shares money. |
HMMMM RUGEDMAN LONGEST TIME MAN! |
I DONT KNOW WHY WE ARE TRYING TO POLITICIZE EVERYTHING IN NIGERIA THIS IS CHINA JULY 2014 Only In China! Brand new £400million Chinese railway station turns into giant waterfall after storm exposes thousands of holes in the roof The reputation of China’s new £400million Shijiazhuang Railway Station has been washed away by multiple leaks during a rainstorm that turned the inside of the building into a giant waterfall. Torrential rain hit Shijiazhuang city, Hebei province, on Thursday night, but its railway station, which is served by China’s high-speed trains, was not up to the job of sheltering passengers. Water passed through the ceiling of the station, built in 2012, soaking passengers waiting inside. Water catastrophe: Shijiazhuang Railway Station suffered huge leaks on Thursday Soaked: A drenched passenger walks through the station with his luggage +4 Soaked: A drenched passenger walks through the station with his luggage The downpour led to the suspension of dozens of services. Some passengers who uploaded pictures of the cascading water to the internet said the problem was exacerbated by the station’s design, which incorporates lots of windows in the roof. It comes after the roof of a Sydney Opera House replica building in China was taken off due to severe leaks. Drip, drip effect: Some passengers who uploaded pictures of the cascading water to the internet said the problem was exacerbated by the station¿s design +4 Drip, drip effect: Some passengers who uploaded pictures of the cascading water to the internet said the problem was exacerbated by the station’s design The knock-off building, in Liaoning province's Fuxin county near Inner Mongolia, came under the spotlight four years ago when the local government forked out 1.1 million yuan (£100,000 ) to construct it. The building, which was used as a waterside restaurant, was one of China's many 'grand projects' to re-brand regional cities as cultural hubs to attract tourists and investment. The roof structures were removed after a two-day-long process. One staff member told the Shanghaiist that the restaurant had been shut down last year as part of leader Xi Jinping's anti-extravagance campaign, and that local authorities had ordered the roof to be taken down. A spokesman with the county's housing construction bureau said the structural leakage was the reason for the roof's removal. 'Maybe the style is not satisfying,' said another staff commenter.
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has sparked what could be described as“the battle of Africa’s Literary Giants”. Kiyoandfilo gathered that the author of ‘Americana’ in a recent interview, made nonsense of the Caine Prize for African Writing, which was won by Nigerian writer Tope Folarin. In the interview conducted by American graduate student and blogger Aaron Bady, Chimamanda also made reference to another Ngerian writer Elnathan John, as “one of my boys” Here's an excerpt AB: I would love to ask you about the Caine Prize. I find it interesting that so many Nigerians are on the short list this year—that it’s four Nigerians out of five . . . CA: Umm, why is that a problem? Watch it. AB: Well, none of them are you! CA: Elnathan was one of my boys in my workshop. But what’s all this over-privileging of the Caine Prize, anyway? I don’t want to talk about the Caine Prize, really. I suppose it’s a good thing, but for me it’s not the arbiter of the best fiction in Africa. It’s never been. I know that Chinelo is on the short list, too. But I haven’t even read the stories—I’m just not very interested. I don’t go the Caine Prize to look for the best in African fiction. AB: Where do you go? CA: I go to my mailbox, where my workshop people send me their stories. I could give you a list of ten—mostly in Nigeria—writers who I think are very good. They’re not on the Caine Prize short list. Also, you do realize that Nigeria is the most populous country, and we have a crazy, chauvinistic nationalism. So when you say anything bad about Nigeria, we attack you, but when we all go back to Nigeria, we attack each other. That’s how it works. We’re very happy that there are four. Actually, we think all the people on the short list should be Nigerians, because we are born with the natural arrogance of the Nigerians. Of course, what’s wonderful is that there’s nothing to be arrogant about. Nigerians feel very superior to Ghana, for example, but then you go to Accra, and Accra actually works [laughs]. Who’s the other Nigerian on the short list? There’s Chinelo and Elnathan but I don’t know who the others are. AB: Well, there are four: Elnathan [John], Chinelo [Okparanta], Tope [Folarin] . . . [Note: The fourth is Abubakar Adam Ibrahim] This is where I remember that my brain is extremely American; I mispronounce names left and right. CA: Why is that American? AB: Well, Yoruba and Igbo names don’t spell the way I expect. I get it when I’m teaching African literature and my students complain that every character has an impossible name. It’s kind of embarrassing, then, when I’m doing it, too, and I know I’m doing it. CA: Why is it embarrassing? When I used to read these Russian novels when I was growing up, I had no idea how to pronounce the names, so I used to think, ok, this is character whose name starts with an I—you know how they have the Ivan, Ivanovich sorts of things—so I would just say, ok, this is the 'I' character. That’s actually very American, your reaction, being embarrassed. Why should you be? No, it’s very liberal. To be embarrassed that you think that Igbo and Yoruba names are confusing—but wouldn’t they be? You’re not a Yoruba or Igbo speaker. I think Polish names are confusing. The Cs and Ss, and the Cs and the Ws come too close together—it throws me off. It’s a very liberal thing. Of course, I say this as kind of a pseudo-member of the tribe. That’s the other thing, since that part of the book is also— well, there’s a lot of self-mockery, a lot of poking fun at my own tribe. My American tribe is a left-leaning tribe that occupies a place of immense privilege. Most of my friends are people who care about organic food. And I care about organic food, but I’m also amused by it, and I laugh at it. Because, you know, there’s a vast, vast world out there that doesn’t care about locally sourced chicken, right? It’s one of the things that I want to poke pins in. http://bostonreview.net/fiction/varieties-blackness Apparently angered by Chimamanda’s comment, Abubakar Ibrahim who was also shortlisted for the 2013 Caine Prize took to twitter and fired; “So the best African fiction is in Chimamanda Adichie's inbox? I hail thee, queen-god mother. Go f**k yourself, Chimamanda. Nonsense!”
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TO IS OUR ANOINTING SERVICE FOR EMPOWERMENT. TOPIC: ON MY WAY TO MY HIGH PLACES (DIVINE GUIDANCE) THAT YOU ARE CHASE OUT OF YOUR POSITION DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE WORLD HAS ENDED FOR YOU. GOD HAS ANOTHER PLAN FOR YOU. |
thnx for this post because some people don't knw how to spit. a guy yestdy nearly spit on me. |
So this kind of thing is still happening in this world. and what is the govnor doing about this? |
honestly what happens in exam hall this days are quite amazing. most especially the ladies. |
Iam very close to my Mum. |
my girl is an understanding girl, when i say i dnt having, she understands. i dnt know for you guys. |
pls hw can one check this jamb site? |