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NtoAkwaIbom:
Akwa Ibom Ayaiya....

We are the 4th most populous group.
We are the bring most of the money to buy the food to feed the family.
Ndito Akwa Ibom E-Daka Eda.

Guy this ur grammer fit make me deny say i be Akwa ibomite maternally

What is she up to?
Behold a potential slay queen with a high quality camera phone

No two groups of people can behave nor react the same way.. That's what uniqueness is all about

esherizdan:
My Bvn is not correct I just found out now. Wat can I do to rectify it

Reapply

[quote author=Teawhy2011 post=58008739]So,u think FG is fool to select serving corp members? And u will leave ur PPA for Npower abi? And FG is fool to be paying u two allowances at a time?[/quote
Serving corps members whose bvn records match with their application would write the online examination but engaging them to Npower is dicey..
I wrote mine last year December while i was still a Corps member but i wasn't employed..

artisan lie alot and use all manner of deceptions in order to make cheap profit.

Interesting

Interesting

pocohantas:
I have to agree with you on this.

I noticed the so called broke guys do lots of emotional blackmail. Once you reject them, they feel it's because of their financial state.

I know broke guys that are dating very good-looking girls just by their sense of humour...lots of our Nigerian comedians are perfect examples. Back then in school, there were guys that had girls flocking around them because they were intelligent.

All this money talk is just consolation for guys who have no wow factor. I am not surprised though, the average Nigerian man only knows how to use money to get a woman, later they will wonder why the woman cheated with a broke guy. They will end up saying women are confused, instead of facing the reality...it goes beyond money for lots of women.

Yes, financial security is important, but what if it's no more there tomorrow. You mean there is nothing else you can offer your woman or be remembered for?

This is interesting.

Good tok

The change we all prayed for has come

As long as we are still technologically backwards and not taking any tangible step forward I'm afraid some of those sectors of the economy won't go on extinction in the next thirty years

Greenbullet:
Please , I want to beg all the male lovers in this forum, if your girlfriend is calabar and she stays far from you, be rest assured she is cheating.

Read some good books or go borrow small sense o boi..

ubongoton:
Its a lie before 2020 nigeria(formerly known) would be having
1)Islamic states of nigeria(formerly nothern nigeria)
2.united people of biafra (formerly eastern naija)
3oduwa republic
(western naija then)
4.niger delta millitants republic
(formerly ex gang stars)

Then tell me how a null country will be third in the world interms of population.
I will missed my dear country naija.

Where will you belong?

New York – Nigeria is projected to be the world’s third most populous country by the year 2050, according to a report released by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
Statistics by experts show that by2040, Nigeria’s population growth would have quadruplewithout commensurate amenities and employment to sustain it
The report, titled ‘World Population Prospects: The 2017 Revision’, said with such development, Nigeria would overtake the United States in terms of population just as world population would reach 9.8 billion people.
The report said “by 2050, the third most populous country will be Nigeria, which currently ranks seventh, and which is poised to replace the United States.
“Among the 10 largest countries of the world, one is in Africa (Nigeria).
“Amongst these, Nigeria’s population, currently the seventh largest in the world, is growing the most rapidly.
“Consequently, the population of Nigeria is projected to surpass that of the United States shortly before 2050, at which point it would become the third largest country in the world.
“In 2050, the populations in six of the 10 largest countries are expected to exceed 300 million: China, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and United States of America (in alphabetical order).
“Africa, which has the youngest age distribution of any region, is projected to experience a rapid ageing of its population, the report noted.
“Although the African population will remain relatively young for several more decades, the percentage of its population aged 60 or over is expected to rise from five per cent in 2017 to around nine per cent in 2050, and then to nearly 20 per cent by the end of the century.”
In addition, the birth rates in African countries are likely to “at least double” by 2050, according to the report.
That trend came in spite of lower fertility rates in nearly all regions of the world, including in Africa, where rates fell from 5.1 births per woman up to 2005 to 4.7 births in the five years following.
In terms of other population trends depicted in the report, the population of India, which currently ranks as the second most populous country with 1.3 billion inhabitants, will surpass China’s 1.4 billion citizens, by 2024.
The report noted that the world population, now at least 7.6 billion, was up from 7.4 billion in 2016, adding the concentration of global population growth is in the poorest countries.
The report said in spite of an overall drop in the number of children people have around the globe, the population was spurred by the relatively high levels of fertility in developing countries.
“With roughly 83 million people being added to the world’s population every year, the upward trend in population size is expected to continue, even assuming that fertility levels will continue to decline.
“At this rate, the world population is expected to reach 8.6 billion in 2030, 9.8 billion in 2050 and surpass 11.2 billion in 2100,” the report further revealed.
The growth is expected to come, in part, from the 47 least developed countries, where the fertility rate is around 4.3 births per woman, and whose population is expected to reach 1.9 billion people in 2050 from the current estimate of one billion.
In contrast, the birth rates in Europe are up to 1.6 births per woman, up from 1.4 births in 2000 to 2005.
“During 2010 to 2015, fertility was below the replacement level in 83 countries comprising 46 per cent of the world’s population,” according to the report.
The lower fertility rates are resulting in an ageing population, with the number of people aged 60 or over expected to more than double by 2050 and triple by 2100, from the current 962 million to 3.1 billion.
The UN Department said the population growth presented a challenge as the international community sought to implement the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda seeking to end poverty and preserve the planet.
The report also noted the impacts of migrants and refugees between countries, in particular noting the impact of the Syrian refugee crisis and the estimated outflow of 4.2 million people.
In terms of migration, “although international migration at or around current levels will be insufficient to compensate fully for the expected loss of population tied to low levels of fertility, especially in the European region, the movement of people between countries can help attenuate some of the adverse consequences of population ageing”. (NAN)
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/nigeria-become-3rd-populous-country-2050-un-report/

Take the other down mod..
How can one post on kidnapping appear twice on a page??
By the way, this recent trend of kidnappers and armed robbers being arrested everyday is a good development.. I guess there is something going on in the Nigerian police drawing board..

Damfostopper:
can't wait to leave this Calabar sef.... high crime rate and cultism.....is like Calabar south is competing with Colombia in high crime rate

Oga where u wan run go go dey safe for this country?
Its hell everywhere..
Oja run go other south south states and fulani Herdmen go disturb. Even for the southwest
Or you wan waka come north where dem don give Igbos quit notice..
U might not be Igbo but an average northerner cannot distinguish btw a southerner and easterner.. After all south dey for the two names.. Even Afonjas won't be spared if God doesn't intervene
Just pray for God's protection and peace anywhere you are for we all live in a big jungle..

This is what happens when
@the rate of unemployment is increasing everyday
@when government are actually doing nothing tangible to atleast reduce the unemployment rate
@ the youths are not ready to engage in productive ventures
@when the enterpreneurial efforts of the youths are sometimes discouraged by the government in the name of taxation, foreign direct investments(fdi), privatisation..
@you would cut a cake after gaining admission into higher institutions because e no easy..
@when politicians and government officials toy with the security of the people in the name of politics..

Oh calabar i weep for you.. U were once a number one destination for all and sundry

What we do for love!!
Tonto realy went an extreme there by revealing whose pocket the bride price came from. There shudnt be regrets for any sacrifice offered on the altar of love..
Moreover, the money was paid to her family and not churchill's. It is obvious that her estranged husband was not financially down as at then so as not to be able to pay her bride price..
I respected her for mincing words when it all stated but this one has gone far above my expectation.

purplelips:
If possible, don't put the gas cylinder inside the kitchen. Connecting the gas stove with the gas cylinder outside the main house is safer.

Sure.. Dats is the best thing to do..

Na whaow.. More dramas to be unfolded much latter.

See free meat for this recession time

08036118699

Some controversies do help. Its obvious that Some people never heard of alikiba until now..
I have two of his songs though and this is mainly becos I do appreciate good music regardless of their roots and genre . I was surfing the net when I came across the name alikiba some months ago.i think Chekachuka and nwana are his greatest songs.. I got another song in which he was featured by a fellow Tanzanian act.
Alikiba is a good musician but he shudnt be compared to Wizkid whom I believe is more popular abroad than even here in Nigeria.

We had earlier announced that Wizkid was stripped off his MTV EMA, Best African Act award and handed over to Tanzanian’s, Ali Kiba.
However, there’s been a mis- understanding as MTV EMA has explained that both wizkid and Ali Kiba are winners of different categories.
In their words; “ Alikiba won the local Best Africa Act awards via public vote. Wizkid was selected by MTV as one of 6 worldwide acts from all local nominees across the 32 local categories; this category was not open to public vote. So both Alikiba and Wizkid are winners, in different categories. Hope this explanation helps!”
See tweet below
http://jaguda.com/2016/11/11/wizkid-alikiba-winners-different-categories-mtv-ema-explains/

Interesting..
Is this anoda way of trying to make a come back? .. His movie take me to mama was one of my favourite back in the days..