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My friend, u no get work

Sharp guy...


Nigeria is indeed blessed but still plagued, why

iamdurent:
LOL. He's straight right?

Yea, straight, married with children..

iamdurent:
Are u sure?

bcuz i didnt see any news like dat?

He's even married with kids

Oops, sooooooryyyy, I missed it up somewhere


runs out of thread

iamdurent:
Are u sure?

bcuz i didnt see any news like dat?

He's even married with kids

Really
Wait lemme recheck

mamaafrik:
she looks like what the yoruba'll can "igunugun eiye aye"

No be talk am oooo...


But u are right

iamdurent:
Is he gay?

Yea, I was shocked when I knew

..

So


GEJ is the Hero of modern day democracy, he handed over the largest growing economy to the current government... bla bla bla


How does that affect the current situation apart from giving birth to fresh blame games?

I knew it will finally get to this stage,

Same scenario replaying itself over and over again...


Someone goes against APC's godfathers orders.... release EFCC bulldog on him, or slam charges on him until he bow for the masters and the bulldogs are called off....

Difference in the color of the face and the legs....


It probably makeup not bleaching...

Nowadays, when you are a polithifian, the fear of EFCC is the beginning of wisdom

Hmmmn,



God, when will I also b in the news na

stivin101:
Did u take this from listverse cause I have read d same thing..

Yes



listverse.com/2016/06/25/10-surprising-ways-music-can-be-bad-for-you/

It’s hard to assert the case that music is
detrimental to youth anymore. From Elvis to
gangsta rap and beyond, parents have sought to pin a litany of problems on our favorite pop stars (drug use, Satanism, and wanton violence, to name a few) even though no reputable scientific research has shown these fears to be merited.

Of course, you’ve read the title of the article,
and you probably know full well that a case
being difficult to make has never once
stopped anyone from doing it anyway.
Helpfully, plenty of scientific research has
shown that:

9. Pop Stars Endorse Terrible, Unhealthy Products
It’s safe to say that Kanye West and Katy
Perry aren’t actually trying to entice you into
a lifestyle of hedonism and debauchery. They
just know what sells records, and they’re
fond of selling a lot of them. Records never
hurt anybody, but junk food has, and most
pop stars are equally fond of selling a lot of
that, too.

8. Hearing Damage In Teens Is Growing
While teenagers have always preferred their
music loud, it appears that the recent advent
of ubiquitous portable music devices is
making it easier than ever for them to cause
permanent damage to their hearing.



7. Sad Music Can Increase Anxiety and Neuroses
Finnish researchers are very, very interested
in the effect of music on the brain, having
conducted multiple studies over the last
couple of decades showing with relative
certainty that emotions can be regulated
effectively with the use of music in therapy. A 2015 study wanted to better understand if
listening to music on your own can be a form
of “self-regulation,” and in a complete
bummer of a finding, it concluded that
listening to sad music all the time can indeed
have a negative effect on mental health.

They reached this conclusion by exposing subjects to music of different kinds while undergoing MRI testing, examining which areas of the brain were activated by which cues, and following up with psychological testing.


6. Music Disrupts Studying and Work Performance

At any rate, subjects were found to have
performed the most poorly when listening to
music—any music, whether they liked it or
not. They performed best in silence .


5. Listening While Driving Is Dangerous
While anecdotal evidence to support this
conclusion can be readily provided by anyone
who has ever narrowly avoided a collision
while air-drumming to a certain Phil Collins
song, there is some pretty convincing science
to back it up.

In 2004, a Canadian team
looked at reaction time in test subjects while
in noisy environments, slowly increasing the
level of the noise. They found that at 95
decibels—well below the 110 decibel average
maximum of a car stereo—reaction time
decreased by 20 percent, an incredibly
significant percentage when operating a 2-ton vehicle at high speeds.


4. Repetition, Repetition, Repetition
To say that pop music all sounds the same
would be to repeat a refrain that has changed very little from generation to generation for decades.



3. Pop Music Might Erode Your Creative Intelligence
You may be aware of recent analysis showing
that the average reading level of pop music
lyrics has steadily declined in recent years to
just below a third-grade level.

Analyst Virgil Griffith helpfully chipped in with a chart showing the average SAT scores of popular music fans relative to who their favorite artists were.

The combined results suggest
what you must expect by now: Fans of pop
music tend to be less creative (and, oddly,
less at ease with themselves) than fans of
genres with more musical variety.



2 Music Can Negatively Affect Your Relationships
Sexual imagery in popular music and videos
has long been ubiquitous, but the fact that
teenagers like to listen to music and also like
to have sex certainly doesn’t suggest
anything Earth-shaking.

A 2006 study of
almost 1,500 teens found, however, that teens who heavily listen to music featuring such subject matter are more likely to start having sex earlier than those who do not, by a margin of almost two to one.

The study’s authors found that the pervasive message in such music—that of studly, carefree men and subservient, sex object women—is reinforced even if it isn’t closely paid attention to, opining, “We think that [it] really lowers kids’ inhibitions and makes them less thoughtful,” in terms of their decisions.


1 Songs About Growing Old Might Make You Die Sooner
In what must have been the single most
depressing study of its kind to conduct,
researchers from the Anglia Rustin University
in Cambridge, England, analyzed 76 songs
that invoke the topic of aging.

It was found, of course, that the average sentiments expressed toward the subject are
overwhelmingly negative, generally
associating growing old with such heartwarming concepts as frailty, dependence, loneliness, and death.

Smellymouth:
How market? The thing don reach FP oo

Na so we see am ooo,


Tuale!!!!!


Boss!!!

...... and the struggle continues


Only if the politicians can put as much effort into ruling when they finally win

Innocent....
Pure heart...

Make them jail them fast if dem want jail them, the distraction is too much....

Laveda:
We are much, can't start mentioning..

Iamkingzleë

So, this year's Mr. NL contest is between The League of Monarchs and The Awon Weyreys,



watching in 4D

slyIsaac:
coughs....

You dey see her so

Laveda:
I am, any problem?

No problem, 1. I just want to know the members 2. Who are u supporting for the Mr. NL contest

Laveda:
Hmmmm

Why hmm'ing'


U are a member, aren't u??

sinaj:
Is keketu that deflowered me

kettle


how possible??

u say on the kettle or the kettle sat on u

makydebbie:
no call my husband jare...as for the awon wereys...make i call laveda for you...she go tell you..

Oya, laveda, bring out the membership register...

sinaj:
lol English hard sha

You no lie o, this reminds me of a white man (I don't know if he is English or not o, but in the hood we believe if someone is 'oyinbo' h should speak English) . Na so the man went to grandma's shop and said he wants to buy 'same-same'... Grandma was like "Ayo, come o, I can't understand this 'oyinbo' English... me sef no understand what the man wanted until he pointed to a mirror, a said that's what I want 'same-same'