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No! No!!!!!!! FIFA don't let them party cos after partying i.e after drinking " Ooo mpa" dem go get big belle and go dey play like Yakubu. Make una no vex super eagle abeg make una leave d party after this tournament abeg abeg abeg bikoö |
Since the commencement of the on-going strike by ASUP it has becomes an arduous task for you to see an headline talking about the strike. I could remember the last time ASUU was on strike the whole print media, television talks about it and even grant interviews to different professor and ASUU president which prompt a quick response from the federal government due to media pressure but the reverse is the case in terms of polytechnic body ASUP which can be calculated to be enfeebly deriled. The fight for recognition of nigeria polytechnic starts from the media, if ASUP had the backing of the media the government would have been pressurize. Polytechnic students across the country are not happy particularly, with the media over what they termed ‘blackout’ in the coverage of on-going strike action. The question is why the media blackout ? |
I just love this music (track) but d problem is dat I don't know d meaning of what she is singing because I can't understand the Language and I'm sure this is a yoruba language. Can anyone try n translate this music for me abeg, I found it on internet. See it below... Ijoba Orun Artiste(s): Lara George Title: Ijoba Orun Album: Single Genre: Gospel Year Realeased: 2008 Uhhhuhhhh Uhuh Ijoba orun Ere Onigbagbo o Ijoba orun Ere Onigbagbo o Ma je n kuna Baba Mu mi dele o Ma je n kuna Baba se Mu mi dele o Owo ti mo ni ko le mu mi dele o Moto ti mo ri ra ko le wa mi dele o Ore ti mo ni ko le sinmi dele o Gbogbo iwe ti mo ri ka won o le gbe mi dele o [lyrics from www.niglyrics.com] Ma je n kuna Baba Mu mi dele o ki n ma ku sajo bi efin Mu mi dele o Aye loja, oorun ni ile Mu mi dele o Aye loja yi, oorun nile se Mu mi dele o Mu mi dele o (x8) Ma ma je n kuna Baba ooo Baba ooo Mu mi dele o (x5) Ile ogo Ile ayo, Ile ayo Ile alafia Ile ogo Ile ayo, Ile ayo Ile alafia Ijoba orun Ere onigbagbo o Ijoba oorun Ere onigbagbo o Ma je n kuna |
Kelvindwaplord: Well yesterday was a happy day for nigeria sport lovers... But i dont see why we should be too happy because tahiti are no match for us and this is the first fifa competition they're participating in...Yes , we rattled tahiti but if we putup this kind of performance against spain or uruguay , we'ld be knocked out......here are the improvement we need to makeYou said it all. So wetin again do you wan make dem do? Go back to your continent OP you're not from Africa. You wan spoil my celebration? |
Nairaland https://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mdrt2nHE1t1r2h5u7o1_1280.jpg Web address www.nairaland.com www.seunosewa.com Type of site Forum Available language(s) English Owner Seun Osewa Launched March 2005 Current status Online Nairaland is an online community created by Seun Osewa in March 2005, it was formally known as "mobilenigeria". It is targeted at Nigerians . Nairaland currently has over 1,068,800 registered accounts (kulhead, 2013), which may be because most Nairaland users have multiple profiles (Claremont, 2011), and is ranked as the 8th most visited site in Nigeria according to Alexa.com. Nigeria reportedly has over forty four million internet users which however shows that only a few percentage of Nigerian internet users know nairaland. Nairaland's traffic is mostly from African countries like Nigeria,Ghana,Uganda and South Africa as well from UK,India,Pakistan,Sweden etc due to a large number of Nigerians in diaspora. In 2007, Nairaland had to be shut down by Seun Osewa for a brief period because of perceived fradulent activities perpetrated by Members of the forum. However, members of the forum assisted in the identification of these cyber miscreants, after which they were banned and the site restored shortly after. Nairaland contents consist of posts and threads started by its users and all threads are managed and monitored by assigned moderators to each section, such as Education, Entertainment, Science and Technology, Business, Politics and many more and all post are often takes the form of debates and discussions with an audience of mostly male graduates of age 24-35 years. The site generates it's revenue by displaying paid ads of clients on its traffic logged web pages. source:- http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nairaland |
mamaoge: @OP, Who took the photograph? Was the photographer expecting that kind of scene and therefore had prepared to 'cover the event'? I refuse to believe your story joor.its better for you to believe it no matter what. Just believe it and you will laugh out loud . |
I'm still wondering who is d best nigeria webmaster. I need to know d person so that the person will gist me on how he/she start as a beginner. |
chuksme: what does it profit you to have a data plan and cannot use it. slow internet as Glo. what i am using their data plan to do? useless glo internet. If they put it free, i will not use.na so my bro. If network is slow it makes me to slap my laps. Very painful and wastes a lot of time. |
Buhahahuhohahahahuohohiikikikiahahuhohahahahuohohiikikikiahahuhohahahahuohohiikikikiahahuhohahahahuohohiikikiki. Na laugh I dey laughö . Hmm, naija net(no)work, I dey fear dem. |
""Haven't seen this brother for sometimes now, saw him today, ran to give him a hug and he did this to me and said this is the way brothers should hug sisters and he says its brotherly/sisterly hug. ""
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Generally [size=30pt]pimples[/size] are caused due to increase of the hormone levels in the body, which can be mostly seen in teenagers. Commonly pimples are occurred on the face, scalp, back and chest areas of the body. The main reasons behind cause of acne are improper diet, high stress, sleeplessness and very busy lifestyle. Here are the natural home remedies for curing pimples/ acne: 1. Redmond Clay: Mixing Redmond clay with small quantity of water and lavender oil gives you a clay paste which should be applied on the areas where you find pimples but not all over the face. This helps your pimples disappear overnight. 2. Apple Cider Vinegar: Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) works as a toner and helps you clear pimples from your skin and also improves your complexion. When applied, it softens and exfoliates your skin. But remember to dilute it before using it on your face. Apply on the blemish once or twice every day for better results. After applying, do not wash it off unless you actually want to. 3. Lemon Juice: Dirt that is accumulated on the pores of skin generally causes pimples. The acidic property that is present in the lemons will help in cleaning the dirt on the skin. Lemon juice should be applied over the pimples and should be left for few hours which cures the pimples, lemon juice mixed with equal ratio of rose water also treats pimples. 4. Mustard & Honey: Mustard is a good source of natural salicylic acid. It works wonders in treating acne or pimples. It also contains lots of fatty acids, omega 3, vitamin C and zinc. All these components are good for your skin. For treating blemishes you can use mustard or mustard powder. Mix 1/8 teaspoon of mustard powder with 1 tsp honey and apply it as pimple mask. Leave it on for 15 minutes and then wash it off. 5. Green Tea & Ice Cubes: Rolling ice cubes over the pimples lessen the swelling and also the redness. This gives you relief from the pain caused by pimples and also treats them. You can even use frozen green tea cubes over your blemish for soothing effect. 6. Tomatoes: Tomatoes act as a very good astringent and they are rich in antioxidants. Tomato facial masks help you in healing acne scars quickly. Cut a tomato into two halves and rub the juice over a blemish or eruption once or twice every day. Do not over use the tomato juice directly on the face as it may cause dryness. So, just treat your pimples with tomato juice or dilute it till it’s thin and then use it careful. 7. Essential oils: Essential oils such as tea tree oil and lavender oil are good for your skin, if they are used sparingly. Usually you should not use undiluted essential oils directly on your facial skin. These oils should be used rarely as you may get an itchy reaction because of excessive use. Avoid rubbing undiluted essential oils on your skin. Take a drop of tea tree oil or lavender oil and apply it on an awkwardly large pimple or blemishes. But keep in mind that it may not work well for everyone. 8. Egg white: Egg white contains 10% of proteins, vitamins and minerals and about 90% water. The drying effect of egg white will soak the excess oils and expedites healing of your pimples or acne. You can take a dab of egg white and apply it on your blemishes or you can mix egg white with lemon juice or honey for better results. You can also apply little lemon juice or garlic juice on the pimple and cover it with egg white to get rid of pimples. 9. Garlic: Garlic is another wonderful natural remedy for pimples. It is packed with anti-microbial and healing properties, which helps you in killing bacteria faster than you think. Dab a bit of garlic juice on the affected area or your pimple and let it rest for as long as possible. CREDIT: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=480717722009857&id=410934625654834&refid=17&ref=stream |
Policewoman: RIP. O gini na emedi na Onitsha a sef? |
Policewoman: RIP. O gini na emedi na Onitsha a sef?Not only in onitsha but all over nigeria. May God help us all |
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lacicrips: True. @Nadia how did you get access to the fake account? From the picture you posted above, you're logged into the account.[quote author=Sky-walker]But if the facebook account is fake and you dont have access, how come you have 12 new messages? thats mean you are logged in. whats going on here?[/quote]hmm some people dey behave lyk they don't have facebook account. Why? ItsModella: OMG!! are you guys serious? From the photo, it's obvious that Nadia was viewing the impostor's account using her own account. Goodness!!leave them you don talk your own |
**open Confession** I don do this kind thing before but not to the estent of asking for recharge card or money but just for fun . I even use that to know how my (close)friends like woman. Thats all. |
Some people here doesn't read this b4 commenting |
weirdkay: @op what about death by accident? tellwisdom: How does one know he would be HIT by a car??Talking about natural dying |
LIST OF TOP 100 COUNTRIES WITH HIGHEST HIV/AIDS POPULATION Nigeria is ranked after South Africa as the world's most populated country with aids. Here's a comprehensive list. 1 South Africa 5,600,000 2 Nigeria 3,300,000 3 India 2,400,000 4 Kenya 1,500,000 5 Mozambique 1,400,000 6 Tanzania 1,400,000 7 Uganda 1,200,000 8 United States 1,200,000 9 Zimbabwe 1,200,000 10 Russia 980,000 11 Zambia 980,000 12 Malawi 920,000 13 China 740,000 14 Cameroon 610,000 15 Thailand 530,000 16 Cote d'Ivoire 450,000 17 Ukraine 350,000 18 Botswana 320,000 19 Indonesia 310,000 20 Lesotho 290,000 21 Vietnam 280,000 22 Ghana 260,000 23 Sudan 260,000 24 Burma 240,000 25 Mexico 220,000 26 Chad 210,000 27 Angola 200,000 28 Burundi 180,000 29 Namibia 180,000 30 Swaziland 180,000 31 Rwanda 170,000 32 Colombia 160,000 33 France 150,000 34 Italy 140,000 35 Central African Republic 130,000 36 Spain 130,000 37 Haiti 120,000 38 Togo 120,000 39 Argentina 110,000 40 Burkina Faso 110,000 41 Malaysia 100,000 42 Pakistan 98,000 43 Iran 92,000 44 United Kingdom 85,000 45 Guinea 79,000 46 Congo, Republic of the 77,000 47 Mali 76,000 48 Peru 75,000 49 Canada 68,000 50 Germany 67,000 51 Nepal 64,000 52 Cambodia 63,000 53 Guatemala 62,000 54 Niger 61,000 55 Benin 60,000 56 Senegal 59,000 57 Dominican Republic 57,000 58 Sierra Leone 49,000 59 Gabon 46,000 60 Portugal 42,000 61 Chile 40,000 62 Honduras 39,000 63 Liberia 37,000 64 Ecuador 37,000 65 El Salvador 34,000 66 Papua New Guinea 34,000 67 Somalia 34,000 68 Jamaica 32,000 69 Uzbekistan 28,000 70 Poland 27,000 71 Morocco 26,000 72 Eritrea 25,000 73 Madagascar 24,000 74 Netherlands 22,000 75 Guinea-Bissau 22,000 76 Australia 20,000 77 Equatorial Guinea 20,000 78 Panama 20,000 79 Gambia, The 18,000 80 Algeria 18,000 81 Switzerland 18,000 82 Belarus 17,000 83 Romania 16,000 84 Austria 15,000 85 Trinidad and Tobago 15,000 86 Djibouti 14,000 87 Belgium 14,000 88 Mauritania 14,000 89 Kazakhstan 13,000 90 Paraguay 13,000 91 Moldova 12,000 92 Bolivia 12,000 93 Yemen 12,000 94 Egypt 11,000 95 Libya 10,000 96 Estonia 9,900 97 Uruguay 9,900 98 Costa Rica 9,800 99 Kyrgyzstan 9,800 100 Korea, South 9,500 Remember, LOVE is a healer! http://www.indexmundi.com/g/r.aspx?t=100&v=35 |
If your girlfriend does not ask for money, you have a reason to worry. Never say she is being economical and so friendly to your pockets. Just know that a certain man somewhere is doing this job on your behalf. Apart from a few ladies, most women enjoy and love free money from their loved ones. This reminds me of a saying, “if money grew on trees, ladies would be dating monkeys”. This means someone else is enjoying some benefits behind your back. This hurts but it is the ugly truth, better become serious avoid being cheated on. And if your boyfriend does not ask for sex, it does not mean that he loves you so much and that he is faithful to the Bible. I hear “No sex before marriage”. No longer applicable in this dot com generation. He is not a good christian, you should just know that he is getting it somewhere else because 99 percent of men fall in love because of that. |
[img]http://www4.picturepush.com/photo/a/13287917/220/13287917.jp[/img] The Namibia Football Association (NFA) has announced the interim appointment of Ricardo Mannetti following the exit of Roger Palmgren as coach of the senior national team barely two days to the Brave Warriors' 2014 Group F World Cup qualifier against the Super Eagles of Nigeria, Completesportsigeria.com can report. Mannetti will be assisted by Ronnie Kanalelo when the Brave Warriors take on the AFCON champions on Wednesday at the Sam Nujoma Stadium. John Muinjo, President of the Namibia Football Association (NFA) announced the departure of Palmgren who guided the team to a goallessd draw against Malawi in Blanytre. According to a release on the NFA website, Palmgren put in his immediate resignation which stated that he was quitting his position because of serious threats directed towards him and his family. The Swedish coach was appointed in May and helped his team to a 0-0 draw away to Malawi last week Wednesday. Meanwhile, Namibia are still without the injured Rudolf Bester, Henrico Botes, Heinrich Isaacks and Ronald Ketjijere, but Oliver Risser has resumed training and is in contention for a starting berth. Nigeria team are in Windhoek after their morale-boosting 1-0 win over the Harambee Stars of Kenya last week. In the first leg last June, the Super Eagles ran away with a 1-0 victory courtesy of a Ikechukwu Uche goal scored in the 80th minute. Source=> http://m.completesportsnigeria.com/details.php?news_id=12609 |
Frankiss44: Rate this brain on a scale of 1-10.....leave him.mourinho first run to spanish and make poor record of him. Now he sees that ferguson is retired he comes back. Haha |
Mourinho vs "One" *special one (before) *happy one (now) NEXT *good one *joyful one *champion one *popular one etc. >Keep it rolling Mourinho ma man |
Photoshop jorrr see=> https://www.nairaland.com/1313453/adekunle-gold-photoshops-himself-tonto |
6. Social withdrawal As the body shuts down, the dying person may gradually lose interest in those nearby. He or she may stop talking or mutter unintelligibly, stop responding to questions, or simply turn away. A few days before receding socially for the last time, the dying person sometimes surprises loved ones with an unexpected burst of alert, attentive behavior. This can last less than an hour or up to a full day. How to respond: Be aware that this is a natural part of the dying process and not a reflection of your relationship. Maintain a physical presence by touching the dying person and continuing to talk, if it feels appropriate, without demanding anything back. Treasure an alert interlude if and when it occurs, because it's almost always fleeting. 7. Changes in urination Little going in (as the person loses interest in food and drink) means little coming out. Dropping blood pressure, part of the dying process (and therefore not treated at this point, in tandem with other symptoms), also contributes to the kidneys shutting down. The concentrated urine is brownish, reddish, or tea-colored. Loss of bladder and bowel control may happen late in the dying process. How to respond: Hospice medical staff sometimes decides that a catheter is necessary, although not in the final hours of life. Kidney failure can increase blood toxins and contribute to a peaceful coma before death. Add a bed pad when placing fresh sheets. 8. Swelling in the feet and ankles As the kidneys are less able to process bodily fluids, they can accumulate and get deposited in areas of the body away from the heart, in the feet and ankles especially. These places, and sometimes also the hands, face, or feet, take on a swollen, puffy appearance. How to respond: Usually no special treatment (such as diuretics) is given when the swelling seems directly related to the dying process. (The swelling is the result of the natural death process, not its cause.) 9. Coolness in the tips of the fingers and toes In the hours or minutes before death, blood circulation draws back from the periphery of the body to help the vital organs. As this happens, the extremities (hands, feet, fingers, toes) become notably cooler. Nail beds may also look more pale, or bluish. How to respond: A warm blanket can keep the person comfortable, or he or she may be oblivious. The person may complain about the weight of coverings on the legs, so keep them loose. 10. Mottled veins Skin that had been uniformly pale or ashen develops a distinctive pattern of purplish/reddish/bluish mottling as one of the later signs of death approaching. This is the result of reduced blood circulation. It may be seen first on the soles of the feet. How to respond: No special steps need to be taken. Note: These general signs of impending death can vary in sequence and combination from person to person. If a person is on life support (respirator, feeding tube), the process dying follows can be different. The signs of death listed here describe a natural dying process. http://www.caring.com/articles/signs-of-death |
No one can predict the moment of death. But physicians and nurses involved in end-of-life care know that certain symptoms are usually associated with the body's shutting down. These signs of approaching death are specific to the natural dying process (apart from the effects of particular illnesses the person may have). Not all dying symptoms show up in every person, but most people experience some combination of the following in the final days or hours: 1. Loss of appetite Energy needs decline. The person may begin to resist or refuse meals and liquids, or accept only small amounts of bland foods (such as hot cereals). Meat, which is hard to digest, may be refused first. Even favorite foods hold little appeal. Near the very end of life, the dying person may be physically unable to swallow. How to respond: Don't force-feed; follow the person's cues even though you may be distressed by a loss of interest in eating. Periodically offer ice chips, a popsicle, or sips of water. Use a moistened warm cloth around the mouth and apply balm to the lips to keep them moist and comfortable. 2. Excessive fatigue and sleep The person may begin to sleep the majority of the day and night as metabolism slows and the decline in food and water contribute to dehydration. He or she becomes difficult to rouse from sleep. The fatigue is so pronounced that awareness of immediate surroundings begins to drift. How to respond: Permit sleep. Avoid jostling the person awake. Assume that everything you say can be heard, as the sense of hearing is thought to persist, even when the person is unconscious, in a coma, or otherwise not responsive. 3. Increased physical weakness A decline in food intake and lack of energy leads to less energy, even for activities like lifting one's head or shifting in bed. The person may even have difficulty sipping from a straw. How to respond: Focus on keeping the person comfortable. 4. Mental confusion or disorientation Organs begin to fail, including the brain. Higher-order consciousness tends to change. "Few conditions leave people hyperaware when they're dying," says palliative-care physician Ira Byock, author of Dying Well. The person may not be aware of where he or she is or who else is in the room, may speak or reply less often, may respond to people who can't be seen in the room by others (see Passing Away: What to Expect When Witnessing a Loved One's Death), may seem to say nonsensical things, may be confused about time, or may act restless and pick at bed linens. How to respond: Remain calm and reassuring. Speak to the person softly, and identify yourself when you approach. 5. Labored breathing Breath intakes and exhales become raggedy, irregular, and labored. A distinctive pattern called Cheyne-Stokes respiration might be heard: a loud, deep inhalation is followed by a pause of not breathing (apnea) for between five seconds to as long as a full minute, before a loud, deep breath resumes and again slowly peters out. Sometimes excessive secretions create loud, gurling inhalations and exhalations that some people call a "death rattle." How to respond: The stopped breathing or loud rattle can be alarming to listeners, but the dying person is unaware of this changed breathing; focus on overall comfort. Positions that may help: the head slightly elevated with a pillow, sitting up well-supported, or the head or lying body tilted to the side slightly. Moisten the mouth with a wet cloth and moisturize with lip balm or petroleum jelly. If there's a lot of phlegm, allow it to drain naturally from the mouth, since suctioning it out can increase its quantity. A vaporizer in the room might help. Some people are given oxygen for comfort. Be a calm, physical presence, stroking the arm or speaking softly. |
https://s1.postimg.org/pyofowgvj/image_1_2.jpg Fernando Torres has always been a success under Rafael Benitez and the Chelsea striker could soon be following his compatriot who brought him to the Premier League in 2007 to Italy this summer. The Daily Express reports that Benitez has told Napoli owner Aurelio de Laurentiis that he would be happy if the Serie A club could get Torres, 29, plus cash in exchange for Edinson Cavani. It was also reported that the Serie A club are ready to part ways with the Uruguayan striker if the asking price of £53 million is met. “Cavani will leave Napoli this summer,” a source close to Napoli said. “De Laurentiis now accepts that. But he will only go if a club triggers the release fee- no less.” On the contrary, Chelsea had intimated Napoli that the price tag for the striker, who has long topped Jose Mourinho’s transfer targets, is outrageous. Chelsea’s opening £40 million enquiry was even rejected by Napoli last week but a Torres-plus-cash exchange could soon be lined up. Torres, one of the most decorated players in the present Chelsea squad (alongside Juan Matta), is rated at about £30 million, but De Laurentiis, according to close sources, rates him at £20 million. If the negotiation puzzle should fall in place; a price review is necessary, for the two clubs to have their desires. Among the possible replacement for Cavanni are City’s Edin Dzeko, who was once considered bait for the Uruguayan before they dropped out, Bayern Munich’s Mario Gomez and now Torres. “… they need to line up a top-class replacement. But Benitez and De Laurentiis are very close- and Benitez is pushing for the Torres option,” the source revealed. Meanwhile, Torres had earlier disclosed his desire to remain at Stamford Bridge under the new coach Mourinho, but a possible reunion with ex- Chelsea interim manager could likewise be a welcomed development for the Spaniard. <>Source<> http://www.informationng.com/2013/06/benitez-wants-torres-at-napoli-chelsea-at-the-crossroad-between-the-spaniard-and-cavanni.html |
Maybe this is a movie you just told us |
But no pupil dey this forum. Anyway for those that gat pikin |
https://www.rmtnet.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Learner-Rider-Training-200x300.jpg https://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2013/3/26/1364298054032/L-plate-on-a-car-being-dr-008.jpg [img]http://theunbiasedcoin.files./2012/06/cyril-mensah-nnjjj.jpg[/img] I observe that it only car learners in Nigeria mostly put learner's sign. We all know that car is not only vehicle that we learns. In Nigeria we learn many things e.g, bicycle, motorcycle, van, bus, barrow, truck etc. People suppose to identify whether they are learning (or not). This learning sign helps us (especially me) to clear away from such vehicle. What do you think on this (maybe government to look on this) ? |
mtprofessor5: ok i knw say television neva reach whona side.... Coz supersportz stil rockzna light be d problem. |

