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Before she went the thieving way

olaxco2f:





He bought cheap kidney b4?





Abi he resume Alcoholic life again



God dey!

it was well spelt out in d article that the wife donated d kidney. He didn't buy it

agarawu23:
wow beautiful








i wish to marry SS lady but i here say na death sentence bride price

that one na South East. For South South bride price no cost. I'm ijaw frm bayelsa, our bride price is N3,600 frm my side of d state. Come I go give u fine wife

Obadiah77:
are you trying to call me a illiteract?? i wrote good english you are the one that need to stop writing illiterat, what is ur?

What is ur?

why do i have this feeling that they are using all this simplicity stunts to put a wool over our eyes to make this man look like a saint among men? well i pray he justifies the expectations of Nigerians. sidon and look na dog name. we dey sidon and look wetin him do do for we Nigerians

hell is as real as the day we were born. may we not end up there. i pray God find us worthy for rapture

thehomer:
If Heaven is where the monster who created Hell is, maybe I'd rather go to hell.

In Heaven, there will be boredom while Hell will be filled with thinkers like myself. There may be shouting but the shouts may just be vigorous debates.

and u think what u just said made sense?

derprince:
please did you know anyone that can help me solve my problem on how to buy from ebay am from osun

open a pay-pal account with first bank (heard gtb also offer the service), fund the account. go to the ebay site or any site u want, click ur desired product and fill out the form that will be presented to u, eg ur address, email, phone number etc. if u re lucky the product u bought might just be among items they can ship to naija if not contact justi4jesus here on nairaland or innitialize to help u ship the products to lagos, u will then be asked to pay the transport fare frm lagos to bring ur goods to osun ur location. but first try and contact them here first, remember u will be charged a token for commission by either of them for services rendered. collect their phone numbers for easy communication. copy their US addresses to ur diary. that is the address u will fill in the ebay form as ur desired destination. they (either justi or innitialize, whoever u use as ur 3rd party contact) will now ship ur goods down to their lagos office. u can get ur goods 5 days after payment. hope this helps
PS: go to the technology market section here in nairaland, u will see their threads (ie. justi4jesus and innitialize)

whats happening to my beloved man u na? last 4 games-lost 3, draw 1? not too good for a top club

all4naija:

my friend why the face?

13. The richest black man in the world is Nigerian

Aliko Dangote, owner of the Dangote Group (which is a business conglomerate that operates in commodities such as sugar, salt, real estate and oil), is a Nigerian businessman born in Kano, Nigeria. He runs his head offices from Lagos, and his net worth was estimated to be above 21 billion dollars in January 2015. This makes him the richest black man in the world.

12. The Yoruba people have the highest rate of twins in the world

The little town of Igbo-Ora in Nigeria is also called the “Land of twins”. This is because the Yoruba people have the highest rates of twins in the world, roughly 50 pairs of twins for every 1000 births. Scientists aren’t quite sure why yet, but the theory is that the Yoruba diet, with the tuber root seeming to be the closest thing to a cause.

11. Intelligence:

The average Nigerian is naturally intelligent. History is loaded with stories of Nigerians everywhere all over the planet, accomplishing academic feats, one of which is Ibraheem Saheela, who at 15, has actualized the objective of receiving admission to the prominent Harvard University, with the goals of becoming a research scientist, studying the human brain. Nigeria is the first nation in Africa to effectively plan, manufacture and launch a satellite.

10. Friendliness

Nigerians are exceptionally friendly – to a Nigerian, you do not need to receive an invitation to come visiting as you can visit anybody anytime you want. Be sure to receive warm invitation from total strangers in several parts of the nation for simply showing up at their doorstep. Respecting the elders is very vital in Nigeria. A youngster will always stand up for a senior to sit in a waiting room.

9. Nigerian women are beautiful

Nigerian ladies are tasteful, beautiful and stand out easily, with their great feeling of design. Agbani Darego, previous Miss World, is a good example of this. Nigeria ladies are conceived fashionistas.

8. Nigerians are happy people
According to studies done by the UK’s New Scientists Magazine, out of 65 countries Nigeria rated amongst the top in both optimism and happiness.
Nigerians celebrate every occasion. They have greetings for a new car, a new month, a new wife etc. In Nigeria even your new phone can be a reason to celebrate

6. The concept of family in Nigeria is great

The responsibility, the sense of belonging and the care shared within families is exceptionally great. Family connections are valued and traced as far as second and third cousins. More often than not you will get to hear of my towns’ man being likened to my brother or my sister. Nigerians live a communal lifestyle. In Nigeria, the extended family is part of the immediate family.

5. Nigerian Food

Nigeria is so great when it comes to things given to them by nature to make food – Oka, Amala, Egbo, Koun, Agbalumo, Orobo (Jumbo Mirinda), Dodo Ikire, Kulikuli, Gbegiri, Ipekere (Plantain chips), Fufu, Abari-maize cake, Ole ( beans cake), Rice, Kpukpuru-Ilaje, Iyan-Pounded Yam, Zobo, Abula, Pomo, Bbaba dudu, Kilishi, Ewedu all known to the wide variety of Nigerian communities but definitely without simple identifiable English equivalents.

4. Nigerian Accent

The Nigerian accent is presently positioned by CNN Global Experiences as the fifth sexiest accent on the planet.

3. Language diversity

Although the official language of Nigeria is English, over 510 languages (not even including dialects) are spoken in the country itself. This means that 7% of the world’s languages are spoken in one country: Nigeria.

2. Nigeria is the land of opportunity

Nigeria is essentially a virgin business country with capacity for many fresh business ideas. If you have a great business idea and the capital, you will make a lot of money in this beautiful country. Why? There are more than 160 million individuals and a big informal market of customers. If you are lucky enough to find the right market section and establish a business, your net profit will go through the roof. For example, at the arrival of cell phones in the Nigeria, MTN, a South African Company came into Nigeria as one of the first overseas investors. It is believed that MTN makes a great deal of cash from Nigeria than its home nation, likewise so many other companies.

Nigeria is the heavenly nation of Africa, where tourists enjoy their stay to its peak. Nigeria is of significant importance in the world because of its extraordinary geographical location, unique cultural architecture; stunning scenery, friendly inhabitants and vigorous nightlife that encourage tourists to visit this nation several times. Nigeria contains some of the most stunning cities of Africa, some of these cities include: Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Benin City, Lagos, Abuja etc. Lagos for instance is the second biggest city in Africa.
Here are 10 Good Reasons Nigeria is the Coolest Country on earth

1. Weather conditions

While in this cool country, you can enjoy almost all types of climate conditions like rainfall, humidity, sunshine etc. Nigerian weather is usually hot and humid because of its location, with normal temperature of 30 degrees. The hottest season usually starts sometime in February and ends around May, during this season even the nights are warm with the temperature of about 26 degree Celsius. If you enjoy rainy season then May and June are the ideal months for you for visiting Nigeria.
http://afternoongossip.com/10-reasons-nigeria-is-the-best-country-on-earth/11/
http://www.afrizap.com/en/top-10-things-you-should-know-about-nigeria-some-facts-will-blow-your-mind/5/

Nigeria is the heavenly nation of Africa, where tourists enjoy their stay to its peak. Nigeria is of significant importance in the world because of its extraordinary geographical location, unique cultural architecture; stunning scenery, friendly inhabitants and vigorous nightlife that encourage tourists to visit this nation several times. Nigeria contains some of the most stunning cities of Africa, some of these cities include: Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Benin City, Lagos, Abuja etc. Lagos for instance is the second biggest city in Africa.
Here are 10 Good Reasons Nigeria is the Coolest Country on earth

1. Weather conditions

While in this cool country, you can enjoy almost all types of climate conditions like rainfall, humidity, sunshine etc. Nigerian weather is usually hot and humid because of its location, with normal temperature of 30 degrees. The hottest season usually starts sometime in February and ends around May, during this season even the nights are warm with the temperature of about 26 degree Celsius. If you enjoy rainy season then May and June are the ideal months for you for visiting Nigeria.

Acekidc4:
Bad Guy!! Er.ection Bawo?? E be like say you dey watch Porn Ba?? I trust Sharp Nigga Like you

na so

Education has been proved to be and holds the key to life and Zimbabwe`s very own President Robert Mugabe tops as the most educated President the World has ever seen.

Zimbabwe also has a very high literacy rate, one of Zimbabwe`s pride.

Love or hate Mugabe let facts be facts and let them be told, a lot of people envy him.

Mugabe is a qualified teacher, he has a qualification in Economics, he is a lawyer, he has master of laws from the University of London’s external programme, he obtained a BA degree in 1951 from Fort Hare University in South Africa, amongst other qualifications.

ACADEMIC DEGREES:
Bachelor of Arts (History and English) (BA) degree from the University of Fort Hare (1951)
Bachelor of Administration (B.Admin) from University of South Africa (Unisa)
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) from the University of South Africa (Unisa)
Bachelor of Science (BSc.) in Economics from University of London
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from University of London
Master of Laws (LL.M) from University of London
Master of Science (MSc.) in Economics from University of London
The two law degrees were earned while he was in prison (between 1964 and 1975) and the MSc while leading the Zimbabwe government after independence.

REVOKED HONORARY DEGREES:

Honorary LLD degree from University of Edinburgh (1994), which was however revoked in June 2007.
Honorary LLD degree from University of Massachusetts (1986), which was also revoked in June 2008.
Honorary LLD degree from Michigan State University (1990), and was revoked on 12 September 2008.
HONORARY DEGREES:

Honorary LLD degree from Ahmadou Bello University (Nigeria)
Honorary LLD degree from Morehouse College (Atlanta, Georgia)
Honorary LLD degree from University of Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe)
Honorary LLD degree from St. Augustine’s University (Tanzania)
Honorary LLD degree from Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia)
Honorary LLD degree from Solusi University (Zimbabwe)
Honorary D.Litt. degree from Africa University (Zimbabwe)
Honorary D.Civil Laws degree from University of Mauritius (Mauritius)
Honorary D.Com. degree from For Hare University (South Africa)
Honorary D.Tech. degree from National University of Science and Technology (Zimbabwe)
Honorary D.Phil (African Heritage and Philosophy) degree from Great Zimbabwe University (Zimbabwe)
They should learn from him before he dies otherwise he will take his secret to the grave.

Other facts of life to learn from Mugabe are one should eat healthy food and stay away from junk, engage in sports and stay away from women, that`s why Mugabe stands tall and alive at 90 while 30 year olds are dying from AIDS.
read more http://www.africacradle.com/2015/02/20/zimbabwes-president-mugabe-the-worlds-most-educated-president-2015/

when suffering will continue in naija it is still these bootlicking Buhari supporters that will deny him. sidon dey look na dog name

Guy pls learn how to write in English cos ur writing is crap. Using he in place of she. I can barely understand what u wrote. U write like an illiterate.

BTW who is twaci and when is d er.ection sorry election? And who re d contestants and besides how do we vote?

midolian:
See as u introduce yourself as if say na one popular guy wey CNN don dey carry hin news tey tey..

No be only GEJ sculptural piece, U for add mama piss own join...

why the sarcasm? some people sef too get bad mouth

Babalegba:
Nigeria is indeed a shithole and I should know as I've lived in the western world for decades. Nigeria the geographical entity is fine but the people in it are diabolical beings, perfidious, greedy, unpatriotic, cruel pathologically self centered uncivilised bragging self inflated squirreling thieving dishonest superstitious manimals. Nigeria is not a great nation but has the potential to be one. Patriotism is when you do the right thing for your country not when you defend your country out of shame.

well that is ur opinion, patriotism aside we re indeed a great nation, dont u think other nations also has these characteristics of what u described us with? bad leaders we have yes, but to generalise and say the people are bad leaves much to be desired. it is quite unfortunate.

What's so different about this pic of ini edo?