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Politics › Re: Some Igbo Leaders Were Practically Genuflecting Before Nnamdi Kanu - Segun Adeni by laudate: 4:22pm On Oct 02, 2017
wordcat:
What about Ojukwu, did he use hate speech as well?
Ojukwu used deceitful propaganda to send many people to their graves. May the souls of the departed, continue to rest in peace. cry
Education › Re: Where Are Our First-class Graduates And Professors? by laudate: 4:11pm On Oct 02, 2017
himola:
You see, they have started with this their bogus, "gragra" unencouraging and biased statements. Without sitting in the theaters listening, assimilating, and scramming outdated and archaic scrutinizing cum obsolete means of products testing called lecture room.

Safety first, I agreed with you on that, do you how far I have gone with my research, before discovered my formula, its an ecological friendly, cheaper and faster means making "unchemicalized" but natural soap, germicides, herbicides, insecticides and other out-of-the-class products.

No school teaches me all what I am doing right now but once I launched them for human uses, critics will surely come especially those intelligent brilliant but unproductive brains that only work on unfinished theories set by old theorists; sir, I am of a school of idealism and realism.

Remember, I am not neither first-classer, graduate nor professor as the subject matter indicated, so never shatter my brain with big big grammar o. I know they meant by contaminating agents, photo-sensitizer, dehydration, dermal irritant, filth laboratory and substandard local products like mine. C'mon, let challenge and support ourselves to produce better things.

Please, let me finish it first so that they ( the professors) can add it to the text books for the students to read for examinations, did I care if my name wouldn't be erased.

Bikonu bro, leave me o. I am a proud scientist, economist, technologist, industrialist, local...ist, that formulate reliable hypothesis for somebody like you to wake up. How I wish to know book like you, I for be inventor cum professor that can doctored a better universe.

Sorry, una all good in ya field. Proudly marketable Aba.
Learning is something that never ends. undecided Just because someone asked about the toxicity levels and biosafety regimen of your product, does not mean he is against you, or your output. My reason for asking was because you had earlier said that you "mix different chemicals," to create products. That was what led to my enquiry. If you have ever worked as a volunteer in a medical setting like I have, you would realise that many of the cases of sick people that you see in hospitals, could have been prevented if only they had been careful about the kind of products they ingested, or applied to their bodies. shocked

Try and take a leaf from the late Anita Roddick of The Body Shop brand in the UK. sad She used a lot of herbal ingredients to make her products, but they were tested by scientists before being released to the market, using more ethical means, as she was totally against animal testing. And her products gained wide acceptability. Before she died, her business was worth £652 million pounds and it was bought over by French cosmetics giant L'Oreal in 2006.

If a person is going to be a successful producer or manufacturer, he not only needs to keep learning, he also has to stay humble and religiously embark on a principle of continuous improvement. undecided Just my 2 cents.

Anita Roddick opened the first body Shop in 1976 with the aim of making an income for herself and her two daughters while her husband was away in South America, with the idea of providing quality skin care products in refillable containers and sample sizes, all marketed with truth rather than hype. She opened her second shop six months later. On her husband's return, he joined the business. By 1991, the Body Shop had 700 branches, and Roddick was awarded the 1991 World Vision Award for Development Initiative..... By 2004, the Body Shop had 1980 stores, serving over 77 million customers throughout the world. It was voted the second most trusted brand in the United Kingdom, and 28th top brand in the world. On 17 March 2006, L'Oréal purchased Body Shop for £652 million... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anita_Roddick
Politics › Re: Nigeria At 57; The Akwa Ibom Lens And Shutter Perspective by laudate: 3:55pm On Oct 02, 2017
Gerrard59:
The hospital has been closed for more than three months due to lack of electricity. People should stop celebrating ineptitude!

Cc: Ntoakwaibom
If that is true, then it is so sad. sad Hope they find a lasting solution to the problem, and re-open the place within the shortest possible time. undecided It doesn't detract from the fact that the hospital was still conceived, designed and established by the Akwa Ibom state government. Many other state govts have not built anything of a similar magnitude. A more corrupt governor would have stashed the resources in his private account somewhere, or even squandered it all with nothing to show for it at the end of the day. At least, the electricity supply problem can still be fixed, if the authorities do the right thing. undecided
Politics › Re: 'this Is An Igbo Wedding, We Do Not Want A Yoruba Band Here’ - Tochukwu Ezukanma by laudate: 3:49pm On Oct 02, 2017
oyb:
Nothing we don’t know already.back in the day I used to sarcastically call ibos the master tribe because they were always creating self celebratory threads about how they were superior to everyone else in Nigeria.
Guy, na your face be dis? shocked We no dey see your brake light again, o! cheesy Wetin happen?? I remember some of those old threads, o!! Chai, NL made sense in those days, not like now.
Politics › Re: WHO ELSE WAS AT PLATFORM 2017? by laudate: 3:45pm On Oct 02, 2017
tunde233:
Well. I attended the PLATFORM today, an event powered by Covenant Christian Centre.
It was an enriching, thought provoking and highly informative programme. The Convener, Pastor Poju Oyemade insisted that persuasion will triumph over force. The first speaker today was Romans Oseghale noted only this year alone 83 children had been used as suicide bombers. It is sad to know that children found hawking in Lagos were incarcerated. Education is paramount and Government must do more. From Segun Adeniyi: It takes little to set a house on fire; any fool can do that. There are great Nigerian making us proud. Segun Odegbami was extremely concerned about looting done in the name of COJA and was passionate about how to use Sport for commerce, tourism, and development. Nigeria needs to work to host the 2030 or 2034 world cup. The state of Abuja Stadium was compared to Amsterdam Arena which generate huge investment while Abuja stadium is desolate. Mandela stated that the power of sport can be used to influence the World. Government should listen to these men and be ready to change... Who else was there and what did you learn?
I do hope they eventually produce DVDs of each speaker's session for sale to the public, so that those of us who missed it, would be able to catch up. I wasn't present, but I just stumbled across some updates on YNaija Liveblog: undecided Here are some screenshots from the blog.

Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode, His Wife Precious & Son Aragorn In Adorable Family Photos by laudate:
Mztarstrechy:
Fani Kayode,his girlfriend Precious and son Aragorn pictured yesterday in adorable mood.One word for them!

cc; Lalasticlala, mynd44

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/10/adorable-photos-of-fani-kayodehis.html?m=1
One word for them? huh Shameless! angry FFK is a grandfather banging a girl younger than his first daughter, and has refused to make an honest woman of her, by marrying her. The girl Precious is also busy gallivanting around town with a man old enough to be her father, without thinking about what the future holds for her and her son, if the tables should turn some day.
Politics › Re: Nigeria At 57; The Akwa Ibom Lens And Shutter Perspective by laudate: 2:54pm On Oct 02, 2017
NtoAkwaIbom:
when i told those terrorists that Akwa Ibom is not, and will never be in Biafra, they abused me and called me Afonja..
Just go to facebook and see how Akwa Ibomites were showing their love for Nigeria... And you will just [sub]when i told those terrorists that Akwa Ibom is not, and will never be in Biafra, they abused me and called me Afonja..
Just go to facebook and see how Akwa Ibomites were showing their love for Nigeria... And you will just know the love our people hv for Nigeria.

We do our things, we dont wait for the fed govt.
We built out roads both fed and state
We built our airports
We built our power plant
We built our stadium
And we will build our seaport...

We dont waite for or blame d fed govt, we blame our government
Beautiful!! cheesy These are the kind of success stories I like to see. People using their ingenuity, limited resources and skills to make life better for their citizens. You forgot to add the Akwa Ibom also has a first-class hospital. The state has been blessed with visionary hard-working leaders in recent times. May their vision never die! cool

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Properties › Re: 4 Bedroom Single Duplexes For Sale By Mobil Road Ilaje, Lekki Lagos by laudate: 2:40pm On Oct 02, 2017
Larwin:
The compound is not that small....But what is the essence of giving each apartment a personal borehole huh
What do you mean by the compound is not that small? shocked Look at it very well. How many cars can you park in each compound? Not even one. After buying a house of 55 million, would you advise the owner of such a house to park his car on the street? huh The personal borehole is a necessity, because probably the state utility waterworks has not extended pipe borne water to the estate.

Most houses have their own personal boreholes in Lagos today. Having one central borehole for all the houses often leads to problems of maintenance, management and treatment of the borehole and different multiple pumps, that would be needed to service the entire estate. That is when you start hearing things like "water will only be pumped between the hours of 6a.m and 9a.m each morning, etc." And the facility managers can then shut down water supply, at the hours when there is a critical need for it, if such residents do not agree to their payment plan or maintenance schedule. But with individual boreholes, each house owner is free to determine how best to manage and maintain his own borehole for the benefit of his household.
Education › Re: Where Are Our First-class Graduates And Professors? by laudate: 2:06pm On Oct 02, 2017
ib0221:
Most of the submissions depict victim mentality and complexities. We must all strive in our little means to create values, stop seeing barriers and start seeing opportunities. Life lessons are around for all to tap from.
Exactly!! You talk am well! cool
Education › Re: Where Are Our First-class Graduates And Professors? by laudate: 2:04pm On Oct 02, 2017
FUCKmeHARD:
.....Meanwhile Ijaw boys that refine their birth right crude oil and sell to the common man at cheaper rate will find greedy northern security officers trying to get the lion share or take all proceed which most times they call NTA to video khaki boys pouring crude into rivers causing environment polution instead of the Govt to give everyone free hand to refine our property so engineering IT studen can also come and learn...
Ijaw boys steal crude by breaking pipelines, that were installed by the govt and foreign multinational companies who have spent money, time, energy and resources to drill for the oil and then transport it through a network of pipelines they spent money to build and install. sad

In the course of breaking pipelines that they did not install and stealing crude they did not drill, the Ijaw boys end up polluting their environment and creating hazardous conditions within their communities. If they feel they can do a better job of refining Nigeria's crude, then let them build their own drilling platforms and equipment, to bring the crude out of the ground from 800 -1,000 feet below where it is located. Let the Ijaw boys build their own pipelines to transport such crude they have produced, before attempting to refine it, in a way that does not pollute the environment. undecided

No one should excuse illegality, by claiming the Ijaw boys are 'refining their birth right crude oil,' which they made absolutely no effort to drill and develop. sad
Education › Re: Where Are Our First-class Graduates And Professors? by laudate: 1:49pm On Oct 02, 2017
himola:
What a nice question. Look no other place, our hype "first classers", graduates and professors are all over place continue and recycling the old curriculum that has nothing to do our society.

Here, school teaches you how to count money but not how to make it. Commercial students know what I am talking about, balancing equations, OMO, unrealistic fiscal policy, foreign inflation control ideology, strange and inapplicable risk management theories were what they dishing out. No half-baked graduate in this country but a lot of confused students finished with good testimonial grades.

Nigerians are intelligent, smart and productive, your schools syllabi were wrong and not correlated to your needs. Lot of raw materials to work with but your science students continuing scamming formulas, if your creativity in arts is equivalent to other field e for betta.

I mixed unnamed different local chemicals in my village here and produced social needs like soaps, insecticides, pesticides etc without furnished labs. I am not a technologist but my mixers can compete with branded ones.

Shey I be Nigerian self, seriously schooling is to discovered yourself. I wished I go school, I for have best grade.

Aba, I love it here.
What is the toxicity level of those soaps, insecticides etc., that you produce? Have you conducted tests on them to make sure they are not carcinogenic and have no short or long-term negative side effects on the users? It is not just about mixing stuff, you also need to ensure that those things are safe to use.
Politics › Re: Nigeria At 57, Only If We Had Waited by laudate: 1:33pm On Oct 02, 2017
ZanyABC:
I penned this down last year...

IF WE HAD WAITED......

I do not want to link this to the sagacity, or as many people believe(d), pride and ambition, of Obafemi Awolowo. I will try to dissociate this from the education, exposure and eye-for-good-things of Nnamdi Azikiwe. I should be careful not to subsitute it for the tenacity of Ahmadu Bello, the meekness and eloquence of Tafawa Balewa and the outspokeness of Anthony Enahoro.

But we could have waited. We could have tarried a bit. Our freedom fighters could have exercised a little patience. The regional states were growing. They were developing at a very high rate.

The then political leaders were busy, busy creating platforms for growth. Western region was massively and 'furiously' developing the area with proceeds accrued from sales of agricultural products. There was free, qualitative primary education. OAU was founded and has since remained one of the best public schools in Nigeria. A friend said none of the schools founded years after independence can stand the ones created earlier. I couldn't argue it!

Even as dictators, with no mercy and consideration on majority of our political situations pre-independence, we gained a lot. But we didn't wait enough. We couldn't learn the rules before we sent them packing.

Yet, fifty-six years after we took what "rightfully belonged to us", we still run to them for assistance. We carry our empty bags, jump on the next plane and turn corporate beggars on foreign soils. As if that wasn't enough, we would bring them here. The whiteman, with his pointed nose and words struggling to escape from his mouth, would tell us he has come to alleviate our poverty. The poverty we know the causative organisms!

Earlier this week, Governor Wike and his boys rolled out the drums to welcome the Minister For MiddleEast and Africa from the United Kingdom. This nearly broke my heart. So these people still give us alms after we chased them out over half a century ago!

My mother said she worked on coffee and cotton farms while growing up in the Akoko hinterland. I'm sorry I haven't seen coffee beans before neither have I come across a cotton tree, except in books. Today, NESCAFE import raw coffee beans for processing. Where are even the textile mills to use the small quantity of cotton planted?

If we had waited, Nigeria would be boasting of many major cities now. It is pathetic that we do not have ten cities in the whole of Nigeria. They say Warri is a city. Ondo town just became one. My governor built Mega Schools, Mother and Child Hospitals, Medical Village, tarred the roads in St. Joseph CAC Secondary School in the ancient town and pronto, it became a city!

If we had waited and tarried a bit, we would not be sleeping at their embassies hustling visas to escape from Nigeria. We would not be complaining of medical tourism abroad, of potable water, experiencing blackouts and electoral violence.

I studied the countries in Africa that got their indepedence around when we got ours and discovered they are still struggling to find their feet. South Africa got theirs 1994 and are taking over everywhere. I conclude they waited that long and are reaping the fruits of their endurance, perseverance and struggle for freedom from the Apartheid regime.

Should I wish you a happy independence?
We should have waited for who, what and till when?? huh
Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by laudate: 12:55pm On Oct 02, 2017
RoyalBoutique:
Just take a compliment and fùćk off! ... No time to read this epistle

Travel › Re: Air Travellers, Share Your Travel Experiences With African Airlines by laudate:
MrMoRitz:
no not really necessary for me...flight times from singapore/asia to 9ja dey dey around minimum 18hrs to 22hrs...my transit "as i dey like book my flight o" for each city no dey pass abt btw 2 to 4 hrs so we (i) no need hotel plus... my problem na say why is it anytime ur on d last lap to 9ja, even if na from doha or dubai (intl flight o i.e. emirates or qatar air) "nor be even african airlines" the plane must be their lowest grade?
I don't know why they often use such low grade planes when flying into Nigeria. angry Yet, you see the same airlines using more comfortable planes with plenty of leg room, when flying into South Africa.
Travel › Re: Air Travellers, Share Your Travel Experiences With African Airlines by laudate: 12:29am On Oct 02, 2017
Obalende:
Royal Air Maroc, Ethiopian Airlines, Egypt Air

Are these airlines safe? Any experiences?
Kenya Airways is quite good, but they have had cases of delayed flights in recent times.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Brother Lists Items Allegedly Stolen From His Room After Invasion by laudate: 12:25am On Oct 02, 2017
spydera:
Emmanuel, brother to Nnamdi Kanu,
leader of the Indigenous People of
Biafra, claims some items went
missing from his own room after
security operatives invaded their
residence.
He listed the stolen items as:
1. Pair of trainers
2. 4 Tshirts
3. 4 jean trousers
4. 2 wrist watches
5. laptop
6. Apple tab
7. Auchuss phone sent to me by my
brother, Kanunta Kanu
8. Some amount of money.
According to him, the listed items were
taken from his room but they are yet to
ascertain if anything is missing from the
rooms of his brother (Nnamdi Kanu),
father and mother.
Emmanuel also alleged that the army
whisked away Nnamdi Kanu and his
father after their residence was attacked
by military operatives.
Kanu's brother is not serious. sad Instead of him to talk about the whereabouts of Nnamdi Kanu and his parents, he is lamenting about the silly local useless items he lost. mtcheew!

Yyeske:
So you mean those material things were more valuable than people that were killed even if they were warned not to go there
I wonder, o! shocked I no know say you sef see am! See how impoverished he is - lamenting about the loss of 4 T-shirts, as if they were gold bars! cheesy
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Should Consult Ebele, Ojukwu's Daughter Over Biafra - Yakubu Gowon by laudate: 12:14am On Oct 02, 2017
months:
God will punish u Gowon.

Did u not see that ur son spent 25 years in prison becos of the crimes u commited?

It does not end there, ur generations born and unborn are cursed.

The Lord...visits the iniquity of the fathers on the children and the children’s children, to the third and the fourth generation. (Exodus 34:6-7 = Deuteronomy 5:8-10)

YAKUBU GOWON
Legacy:worst murderous regimes
Nigeria (1967-70)
Regime Military dictatorship


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive/article-2091670/Hitler-Stalin-The-murderous-regimes-world.html#ixzz4uGRNOFiW
Stop bleating like a he-goat! sad (yawn) So what will you call Ojukwu that sent his people to die at the war zone, without military training or adequate weapons? undecided Only for him to turn round and abandon them on the battlefield? sad huh What curses should the families of the dead people lay upon him?
Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by laudate: 11:47pm On Oct 01, 2017
RoyalBoutique:
grin

grin

This is hilarious grin

But Nigeria is still a zoo angry
Na so una dey fail exam question. sad Anyone who calls his home or place of abode a 'zoo,' obviously sees himself as an animal. The chap I responded to, was trying to defend a lady who had earlier called Nigeria, a 'zoo.' My question is simple: Does she live in that place she called a 'zoo?' huh What do they call those who live in a 'zoo?' shocked Is it not animals? So, since she lives in the zoo, she must be one of those animals inside it. QED! Why is the matter causing you such pain? No be she take her mouth call di place wey she dey live a 'zoo?' shocked
Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by laudate:
ElsonMorali:
Calling Nigeria a zoo doesn't help you lot to actualize beerfraud. Unfortunately for you, you and your family members are resident in the zoo and governed by zoo leaders.

So which species is your family?
Don't you know? shocked They belong to the kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata, Subphylum Vertebrata, Class Reptilia, Species Squamata. A few among them actually belong to Class Mammalia. It has been reported though, that a great majority of them are part of the family Equidae, and fall within the species known as Equus africanus asinus. undecided

Some observers have however argued that they belong to the family Suidae and form part of the species known as Sus scrofa domesticus. Only animals call their place of residence, a 'zoo'. So since they are animals, it explains why they call their home a 'zoo.'
Politics › Re: Yoruba Marginalization: Elders Met Jonathan To Complain - SMH by laudate: 11:12pm On Oct 01, 2017
superstar1:
I am a prophet. Those clowns truly behaved in accordance with my prophesy 2years ago!!!

They are damn too predictable.
And verily, verily I say unto thee oh wise one, thy prophecies have come to pass....! Thou art truly the man! cool

Politics › Re: Happy 57th Independence Nigeria by laudate: 10:55pm On Oct 01, 2017
conductorRX:
Nigeria is a zoo cheesy

Now,
..... conductorRX is the biggest wild animal that lives in it!
Politics › Re: Happy 57th Independence Nigeria by laudate: 10:51pm On Oct 01, 2017
conductorRX:
Werin this zombie dey talk? cheesy
Oh, you must be referring to yourself, aren't you? Thanks for letting us know that zombie is your middle name. undecided That description suits you perfectly.

Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by laudate: 10:49pm On Oct 01, 2017
ibe123:
she can never be an animal in ur useless zoo she is their to train some wild animals like u
You are just trying to console yourself with platitudes. What do they call those that live within a 'zoo?' As long as she lives within that place they call a 'zoo,'.... sorry, she is still an animal. undecided
Politics › Re: Happy 57th Independence Nigeria by laudate: 2:24am On Oct 01, 2017
conductorRX:
[s][/s]
Nigeria is a zoo cheesy

Now,
Na so dis matter pain you reach? What do they call those that live in a zoo? Don't worry, as long as you continue living in Nigeria and you continue calling it a zoo, you will remain one of the animals in that Zoo. Enjoy your cage.
Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by laudate: 1:54am On Oct 01, 2017
sekxy:
who's this one?? sadsadsad
What a question! shocked
Politics › Re: Happy Independence Nigeria! by laudate: 1:51am On Oct 01, 2017
sekxy:
grin happy independence to zoological republicans
.....and thus sayest thou who art one of the animals in the zoo.
Romance › Re: I Tested Her With A Small Slap Before Our Wedding And She Called It Off - Man by laudate: 1:46am On Oct 01, 2017
MikeBetty:
She Should Kiss The Hell. If She Would Disobey The Guy Now They Are Not Married, Then She Will Be The Boss After Wedding. Or May Answer Her Husband's Official Calls.
Are you saying a wife cannot answer her husband's official calls in his absence, and take down a message for him? shocked
Romance › Re: I Tested Her With A Small Slap Before Our Wedding And She Called It Off - Man by laudate: 1:43am On Oct 01, 2017
onatisi:
what is the assurance that the slap you gave her wont turn into punches when you eventually marry her ?
Guy, na yah eye be dis? Wey you dey since all these days?? shocked
Politics › Re: Nigeria @ 57 | Independence Day Prayers From Colossus Gists by laudate: 1:32am On Oct 01, 2017
https://www.bbmgif.com/images/a2/mundial/nigeria2.gif

May all those who wish evil upon this our country Nigeria and its' citizens, perish by fire!! Nigeria - may all those who call you a 'zoo,' continue to bleat like animals in a cage! cool

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