boboLIL:
Wea did u kip ur sense of reasoning? Go bring am sharp sharp

speaking in ben bruce voice I JUST WANA MAKE COMMON SENSE

be sincere and speak the truth about this photo and do remember that one way or the other u have a sister real or related

Once-in-a-lifetime trip to space, which will make him the first black African to do so. Daily Trust chatted him up.
Daily Trust: WM: How does it feel to be shortlisted for a trip into space?
Freeman Osonuga: It feels very great. I cannot wait to go to space. It is an opportunity of a lifetime. I f I do, I will be the first black African and Nigerian to be in space. That’s just a part of it. Succeeding would help me do more humanitarian work, to solve more problems/needs on a very large scale.
I also believe that going to space, considering my background, will inspire millions of African children from similar backgrounds to achieve their dreams. It will also put Nigeria in a positive light again and help change the world’s perception of Nigeria.
DT: You have a foundation. Can you please tell us about it?
Osonuga: I started it when I was a medical student back in 2010. There are a lot of people in our environment with one disability or the other. We know that the social services in Nigeria for the poor are nonexistent, with no assistance from the government. I felt we could not keep waiting for the government to do something about the situation, so I reached out to friends and colleagues and friends and we started Heal the World Foundation Nigeria. Basically what we do is to support children with disabilities, orphans and the less-privileged.
Though young  and still in school, we sacrificed our pocket money, clothes, food and things we had to start the foundation. We knew that we did not need to have a lot to meet someone’s need.
DT: How was your own childhood like?
Osonuga:  Though I came from a humble background, it was interesting. I played like any other child, enjoying football and sand castles. I’d say it was fun.
DT: How about school, were you a nerd?
Osonuga:  Yes I was (laughter). I was one of the best students in my set at Olabisi Onabanjo University. I was a Senior Prefect in Secondary School, Adetola Odutola College, Ijebu-Ode.
DT: Being a medical doctor, blogging and running a charity foundation sound tough. How have you managed all these responsibilities?
Osonuga:  I started as an under graduate and I understand that my life is more than. I prefer to be introduced as a humanitarian, because I derive pleasure in helping the less-privileged.  If there is something you want to do, you find a way of doing it.
DT: You have written a lot of articles about your life experiences. Which has been the most touching and memorable?
Osonuga: I think it has to be the one on my experience volunteering during the Ebola outbreak. Volunteering to treat it is a very risky thing to do. My second would be my visiting some schools of children with disability, orphanages, see some people living in some very extreme poverty situations.
DT: How was your experience like fighting against Ebola?
Osonuga: Like I said earlier, it was a very risky thing to do. I was with the case management team, treating the Ebola patients directly. We did very well and saved lives. Our treatment centre had a success rate of 65%.
The fear of losing my life was there at all times. But I always comforted myself with the proverb that states ‘he that is deep inside the river does not complain of cold’. I am already there; I just have to do what I am meant to do.
DT: Do you have any advice for fellow youths?
Osonuga: My advice for young people is to dream and dream big. You don’t owe anybody an apology to fulfil your dreams. Dream big, pursue it and give it your best shot.

figoperch:
Their liver don return

lol abi

Lalasticlala. Ishiluv. Boi dey haeil o

Gone are the days when the white diplomats used to bow before Uganda's Idie Amin while reciting the Oath of alegiance

Paschal001:
. Thus adult Simbi looks like Yemi Alade

Lol

LALAsticala. Boi dey hail oo

In life always expect the unexpected. Who eould have believed that SiMBI will turn out to be like dis. Such. Is life. Lalasticala

FOrmer Akwa Ibom State Gov Godswill Akpabio.
The Peoples Democratic Party caucus in the Senate on Tuesday announced the appointment of Senator Godswill Akpabio (Akwa-Ibom North-West) as the Minority Leader in the Red chamber.

Making the announcement, President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, also announced the appointment of Senator Emmanuel Bwacha (PDP Taraba South) as Deputy Minority Leader.

Other appointees of the PDP are Senator Phillip Aduda (PDP FCT), Minority Whip; and Senator Biodun Olujimi (PDP Ekiti South), Deputy Minority Whip.

But Senator Kabir Marafa (APC Zamfara Central) immediately challenged the appointments, saying they violated the Senate’s rules on ranking.

Marafa, who particularly challenged the appointment of Senator Godswill Akpabio who is a first-time senator as minority leader, urged that the appointment should be declared null and void.

Citing Order 13(2) of the 2015 Senate Standing Rules, he argued that a ranking senator was supposed to have occupied the position given to Akpabio.

However, the Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekwerenmadu, insisted that the appointment of the officers was PDP’s affair and not the business of Marafa, who is an APC member.

He clarified that the rule on ranking only stipulates that ranking senators should be considered first before other non-ranking senators, stressing that the constitution allows any senator to occupy any position.

“If the ranking senator cannot take the position for any reason, then the next level of ranking senators can be considered,” he said.

Saraki ruled Marafa out of order, saying the PDP senators were not complaining and as such, urged Marafa to “stop crying more than the bereaved.”

Impossible things in this world....
1 - You can't count your hairs
2 - You can't wash your eyes with soap
3 - You can't breathe when your tongue
is
out.
Please put your tongue inside and STOP
acting like a dog...
I knew you're going to do that....look @
ur mouth...LOLZ.... #Good morning peepz

kelvine:
If I hear say I carry my hard earned money give one stupid scammer ?
Well, na God.

. If I catch that. Lady ehn!! Hmmm her own Don finish my last crd oo. I dey go d atm point with some of my guys tmrw weda she gocome back

lagmostkuit:
This is serious!



Thank God say na only 1k or 2k I dey withdraw 4 atm

lols stilll beware

ladyF:
Wow End time things o. Beware.

yeah naso

Three weeks ago a guy in my area when to an ATM point at eco bank to withdraw some cash.After he has withdarawn the money. Which is 30k a guy just appear from no where and ask him "please where is model market" after directing him the guy now left,just for that my area guy to Count the money as usual because naija no trust even ATM mAchine . he couldn't fine the money and the guy has already left. When he was narrating the story weeks ago, to God who made me I didn't believe him untill I experience such a thing today. I was at gtbank ATM point today after Withdarwing my cash wich is 15k a lady just appear in my front and greeted me then we started talking,to my greatest suprise I didn't knw the time I gave her all d money I have withdarawn.after she has left I now came back to my normal sense and I couldn't fine her . So pls fellow NL pls becareful with who u talk with when u are at ATM point. And pls if you have ever experience such a thing pls share yours with us.

How e take afect me

Solowande:
In as much as I supported his rebelliou acts, he should bear in mind dat pdp has not forgive him 4 his role in last election. They are just waitin 4 d right time to strike. 4 he can't eat his cake and still have it. I pity him, d northern hausa fulanis will just use him to achieve dia purposes and dump him d way they are doin to Tinubu na.

lol u are funny. We dey 21st. Century oo

meforyou1:
Can this thug Amaechi just shut the hell up

thug beta dan ur p man. Eyya. Kwelle.

Vado:
This man's urge for attention all the time like he's the only person with enemies on earth is sickening. What a sissy.

so make him no talk abi. Mtchhwwwww

ismokeweed:
Nice one. let him go and find air-condition of less than 5k in hell. I love naija.

u are noting but a foool big foool

jerryayaebi: So many of us are guilty in cheating in one thing or the other...most of us cheated in one exam or the other maybe in our primary or secondary school but we didnt bother to return those result or to resit those exam or even to repeat those classes.But it seems the one for waec and neco seems to be different...i need ur view on this if one should return his waec or neco result if he/she cheated in an act restitutio...your genuine comments and advice will be beneficial please.

whic kind nonsense qstion be dis after d cheatin u come dey ask weda to return d result.......ADVICE BURN D RESULTS AND WRITE ANODA WAEC AND NECO

EdCure: He should be ashamed of himself for dragging this country into moral decadence.

yeah u ar more dan ryt