oyb:


you think that bs can work twice?

i voted jona not pdp

Love that,but please as we ve seen the debate,and as the ppl are commenting based on the candidates performance,we shouldn't let sentiments becloud our senses.Please note am not from Ondo State and am not affiliated to any party.The last Presidential election i didn't even vote for any of them, cos i was not convinced of what they can do to better my life.
Yes these politicians have betrayed our trust,but should we now because we don't like A's party who is the best candidate vote for the worst person from party B?
Nigerians are getting wiser now if any party is not performing we should wait for the election time to vote that party and the personality out of power,through that the politicians will know that Masses are now damn serious about their life and well being.Let the Ondo people choose their Best candidate come next Saturday.

something tells me that ACN will win from rear no matter what happens in ondo

As much i sympathize with the Bakassi people.....we need to forge ahead as a nation .Let the Fg relocate them and give them all what they deserve to start a new life.Also make an agreement with the Cameroonian govt, as per those who would like to be in Cameroon for their safety.

the beginning of "war"

The man dey chop united nation money u dey there dey abuse am[b][/b]

Goldieluks:


Keep decieving yourself there. Bush prof according to ur profile pics.



@ OP, education is not the most important thing when it comes to marriage. It is only in Nigeria you see people taking education as a do or die affair. Ask yourself this, can your bf speak and write basic english when needed, is he able to add and subtract mathematically?

Wisdom is a natural gift, and that is what you should be looking out for, because he might be a BSC holder and still lack wisdom. Education is just in the papers, people should stop decieving themselves, and by the way, the only reason people get schooled is because they want to get a 'good' job and make dough, but that doesn't rule out the fact that been educated is not a criteria to lead an affluent life.

A lady thinking this wayGod bless

love this toasting die

onandon: I wasn't interested in reading the story, only looked out for their names..Hmmm.. No further comments..

hmmmmmmmmmnnn..........where is the source?wikipedia my foot

she died in ACTIVE duty

Hi Doctor and house generally,pls want is the immediate solution to pile?

A FRIEND OF MINE IS PASSING BLOOD STOOL EVERY NOW AND THEN AFTER HERBS TREATMENT.

Please what can he do urgently?

ekeroyal: GUNNERS FOREVER, EVEN THE ANGELS IN HEAVEN AND SATAN KNOWS THAT THE GUNNERS ARE THE BEST, unlike Barca whose other name is cheat. We produce world class players from scrap and sell them at world class prices to the less privileged, play world class football, are robbed in virtually all games and still never give-up, never relegated, never bankrupt, having the best fans world over. ALWAYS DOING OUR THING.

Deal with Wigan today and ambush the drunks.

GUNNERS ALL THE WAY!!

Hahahahahhahahhahahah.........

I love you Gunner's fan

arsenal 4:0 wigan

UN had already given her job since last week 'cos they know where the pendulum will swing

Hmmm..... international politics finally played out

[b]WASHINGTON — The World Bank on Monday named Jim Yong Kim, a global health expert and the president of Dartmouth College, as its next president in a widely expected appointment that continues the longstanding tradition of an American leading the Washington-based development institution.
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Jim Yong Kim was named the next president of the World Bank, and will replace Robert B. Zoellick at the end of June.

Dr. Kim, 52, will take over at the beginning of July, after the current president, Robert B. Zoellick, steps down at the end of his five-year term.

While the selection of Dr. Kim by the bank's 25-member executive board was no surprise, the board had, for the first time, considered more than one candidate, a reflection of the increasing clout of emerging-market nations on the global stage.

Numerous African countries had rallied around Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Nigerian finance minister and former World Bank managing director. José Antonio Ocampo, the former Colombian central banker and United Nations official, was also a candidate.

Ms. Okonjo-Iweala and Mr. Ocampo always faced long odds, given the composition of the World Bank board: Europe, the United States and Japan control about half of the voting shares. But their candidacies reignited a debate over Washington’s continued control of the institution.

The bank itself has granted more power recently to countries like China, Brazil and India, as these cash-rich and fast-growing economies are called on to finance development programs and multilateral institutions, not just to receive financing from them. In 2010, the World Bank increased the relative voting share of emerging economies. It also committed to an open, transparent and merit-based presidential selection process.

But those trends have not yet resulted in a non-American rising to the top of the organization. Traditionally, an American oversees the World Bank, which finances a wide variety of private and public development projects, while a European heads the International Monetary Fund.

After the White House nominated Dr. Kim in March, he went on an around-the-world “listening tour” to rally support for his candidacy. Dr. Kim won the support of countries including Canada, Mexico, South Korea, Japan and Russia.

In a recent interview, Dr. Kim stressed that he wanted to make the bank as inclusive as possible, while achieving its mission of eradicating poverty and supporting economic development.

He also said he wanted to make the bank’s programs more data-driven. “There’s no one-size-fits-all. There’s no big idea that will lead to economic growth for everybody,” he said. “I think we must be evidence-based and evidence-driven, and we must pay attention to local contexts.”

Dr. Kim is a lauded global health expert, a physician and anthropologist by training. He is a founder of Partners In Health, a nonprofit that runs community-focused health programs in poor countries. He also worked at Harvard University and the World Health Organization, where he spearheaded a program to deliver antiretroviral treatments to people living with H.I.V./AIDS. Since 2009, he has been the president of Dartmouth College.

The World Bank board made its decision in advance of its spring meetings, held jointly with the International Monetary Fund later this week. [/b]

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/17/business/global/world-bank-officially-selects-kim-as-president.html?smid=tw-nytimes&seid=auto

A pastor went out one Saturday to visit his church members. At one house, it was obvious that someone was home, but nobody came to the door even though the preacher knocked several times. Finally, the preacher took out his card, wrote out "Revelation 3:20" on the back of it, and stuck it in the door:

Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with me. - Revelation 3:20

The next day,during the sunday service, the card turned up in the collection plate. Below the preacher's message was written the following notation:

I heard your voice in the garden, and I was afraid because I was naked; and I hid myself. - Genesis 3:10 [b][/b]

[b]Oh! How I miss those days in Naija. Thinking about it makes tears well up in my eyes and bring laughter to my face. I was born in 1988 in Naija but there are some moments i remember and my face lights up. I miss this days:

• The days where Choco Milo was the best chocolate ever.

• The days of Tales by moonlight, speakout, new masqurade, papa ajasco

• Days of Christmas where we all looked forward to wearing our mama- tie- me -for back dresses and mother care socks.

• I miss the days of Christmas when we take food to our neighbors and they gave us money in exchange

• The days of Christmas when we dress up, wear our cute outfits and visit family and friends one after the other

• The days when Christie Ogoli, Shina peters, Onyeka onwenu , funmi Adams sang and brought tears of joy to our faces

• The days when “Nigeria, my beloved country” was the best song ever

• Days when birthday parties was fun. Cake and red jollof rice

• The days when actors and actresses were natural in their movies.Liz benson, Dolly unachukwu, regina askia, Antar laniyan, etc. unlike
this age were they are all so fake trying to form Americana. Tonto Dike and her likes

• The days where ladies wore long skirts that had slits up to their laps

• The days of love letter. Were we sent love letter to boy and girls and await their reply

• The days of father chrismas

• Days when we went for people’s birthday and danced to “hoo yay, I wish u hapi buyday” “hoo yay, very merry merry hapi returns”

• The days when rice was the best food ever

• The days when cousins, neighbors all lived and related well unlike this age where evrione is on their own. Aka OYO

• I miss the days of Akwa-oche, cloths made from chair materials

• The days when we went to school , lined up and the headmistress and teachers inspect our nails and uniform and then we march to our classrooms

• The days of “papilo, I know say one day, you go make us proud”

• The days of Mother care socks and socks that has lace round it

• The days of rashidi yekini, Daniel omokachi, Sunday oliseh, peter rufai, etc

• The days of pinafore school uniform

• The days of black and white Tv

• The days where only one person in that neigbourhood had that round phone and neighbors had to come receive calls in one’s house

• The days of sakobi the snake girl, Nneka the pretty serpent, Igodo, Living in bondage, Sharon stone

• The days of Maclean, Tura soap, dudu osin, okin biscuit, ribena, lucozade, tomtom, etc

• The days when MKO was the main man

There are still many more days that I cannot remember, but feel free to post some of your fun filled days in Naija. [/b]

nice joke mikuz[color=#000099][/color]

mustspin:

lwkmd, badt guy

hahaha mustspin hw are u?

DONkollione:

I must confess i lol!

#hw ya side na?

very fine

rubbishhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

what is this scrap for God sake?

Na by force to crack joke?

enter thread,peep,get out immediately,