₦airaland Forum

kevoh:
1. Your battery has probably lost much of its efficiency and might/will need replacement.

2. and 3. How often do you do Infinix updates? How about the useless apps that you do not need taking up space in your phone? Your brwoser nko? Do clear the caches and browsing history often? Is you phone infected with malware?

rxmusa:
President Muhammadu Buhari is indeed working. Oh God please give him more wisdom and guidance to lead this nation to greatness.

Fuel Scarcity! Before you crucify Mr President....

Most people propose two solutions and blame the president for inability to select one of the two. The popular suggestions are:-
A--Fixing our refineries
B—Return of fuel subsidy regime
I am not in the oil industries but I read what happens.
Before we discuss further let’s state some facts:
1- It’s obvious landing cost of petrol and its distribution to fuel station, is quite above 145 naira per litre.
2- Daily Fuel consumption in Nigeria is about 35 million liters
3- Our four refineries installation capacity is 445,000bpd.
4- When refined, a barrel of crude produces average of 13% pms (petrol)
5- Therefore our refineries (The four we have) can produce about 8 million liters of petrol per day when they operate at full capacity
6- Fixing the obsolete refineries (of 1983) can cost govt about $2bn (close to a N1tr)
7- Returning the subsidy regime for petrol to be sold at N145/liter will cost govt about 1.5bn naira daily, equivalent to 550bn naira annually. Of which a lot will be looted by marketers crudely.
8- Average share of FG from monthly FAAC is N235bn naira monthly, N2.8tr annually. Of which 65% goes to salaries and other recurrent expenditure. The balance is less than a trillion.

Knowing it cannot build a mega refinery for lack of resources, the FG resolved to engaging the billionaire Dangote, and giving him all kind of support to build a mega refinery for the benefit of all.
If we insist on subsidizing oil now, remember the FG may not be able to provide the required Forex to Dangote for timely completion of his project.
If we insist on fixing our refineries, we may end up with “biyu babu”, spending the money without getting the result.
Now, considering above, it will be futile to spend the limited resources we have on fuel subsidy or trying to fix refineries.
We have only one option, which is allowing the marketers to sell at competing prices. While we await Dangote with his refinery. Hopping his MOU with the government is masses oriented.

Until then lets be patient

hopewello2:
Guaranteed fund,no chance of loosen when you stake Whatsapp or Call if interested.

sarrki:
Shut up

MichaelBukamzy:
Buhari is a shithole

NinaArsenal:
Don't bother ur self to tell me where to watch it..
already a registered member ☺

NinaArsenal:
Where is the video na

Amarabae:
Sack him from the national team.
He is a disgrace to Nigeria football,don't take him to World Cup

Odjesha:
op you forget yemi my lover and yemi in the moon?

fatymore:
it was funny too when I saw it...

fatymore:
We aren't in a democratic era but buharicratic era

HeWrites:
The kiwifruit, or simply the kiwi, is a beautiful fruit. In short, it is an edible berry the size of a normal egg.

The faint crust surrounds a green fruit with black seeds and a creamy white centre. When the fruit is peeled and cut, it looks beautiful. It has a slightly sweet and sour taste that most people like.

In addition to its beauty and taste, the kiwi offers a large number of nutrients. It is an excellent source of vitamin C (ascorbic acid) and also contains a good amount of vitamins A, E and K. The mineral content of kiwifruit contains a good amount of potassium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus.

All these essential nutrients in the fruit have an additional benefit of dietary fibre. Kiwis also contain little carbohydrates and calories.

Because the kiwis are grown in different parts of the world, this fruit can be found in shops all year round.

You can eat kiwi fruit as it is or mix it in a shake. You can even add kiwi to salads. Nowadays kiwi is also available as a supplement in the form of powder, tablet or capsule.

These are the six best health benefits for the Kiwifruit.

1. Helps in the treatment of asthma:
Kiwi can also help in relieving asthma symptoms such as wheezing and coughing. Vitamin C and antioxidants in kiwi help in the treatment of asthma. Moreover, vitamin C is involved in the metabolism of histamine and prostaglandins, which are involved in bronchoconstriction. This, in turn, prevents asthma attacks.

2. Digestion:
Those who have digestive problems should try to eat more kiwis. This fruit contains many dietary fibres, which is good for digestion. Moreover, the proteolytic enzyme actinidine helps break down proteins, which in turn helps the digestion process.

In addition to helping protein digestion, kiwi also helps prevent constipation and keeps the digestive tract healthy thanks to fibres and prebiotics in the fruit.

3. Regulates the blood sugar level:
The kiwifruit can be consumed by people with diabetes type 1 or type 2. Your glycemic index varies from 47 to 58, so your blood sugar level is not increased drastically.

With a high fibre content and low carbohydrates, the kiwi helps control blood sugar levels and lower cholesterol. Also, it helps in the treatment of complications related to diabetes, such as diabetic foot neuropathic ulcers.

Diabetics must eat 1 kiwi daily to keep blood sugar levels under control and offer a healthy alternative to high-fat or sweet snacks.

4. Make a better sleep
People who struggle to enjoy a broad sleep can eat some kiwis to solve this problem. This spicy and sweet fruit contains many medicinally useful compounds. The following compound; such as antioxidants and serotonin that may be useful in the treatment of sleep disorders. To enjoy a quality dream, just eat a kiwi per hour before you go to bed.

5. Supports cardiovascular health:
The kiwi is packed with vitamins C and E, polyphenols and a good amount of potassium. All these nutrients are good for the health of heart and blood vessels.

Antioxidants such as vitamins C and E help to eliminate free radicals in the blood and help prevent cell damage that is linked to cardiovascular diseases such as atherosclerosis.

Also, kiwifruit helps reduce the risk of blood clots without adverse effects, unlike aspirin. Fiber and potassium in kiwis also promote heart health by reducing the risk of death from ischemic heart disease.

6. Strengthens the immune system:
The high vitamin C content in kiwi can help enhance your immunity. This antioxidant helps tremendously to stimulate your immune system to prevent diseases and protect the body against harmful pathogens.

Kiwifruit also contains vitamin E, which helps to increase the T-cell content of your body, which further contributes to stronger immunity.

https://sabtrends.com/2018/01/27/benefits-kiwifruit/

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master69:
me the stupid thing is even affecting me even on watsaap....i jst weak

Mogidi:
Osinbanjo is very good at identifying problems, solving them is another matter.

reverendfather:
if a driver drives recklessly and I'm right inside the vehicle. I normally alight from the said vehicle every single time. I've only got one life to live.

IamBoobs:
Good day NLers.
I'll try and make this short and simple.

Am 23, I've my own Data Selling business and by God grace am doing well, so money is never a problem.

But the problem I've is that, am a skinny dude.
When it comes to food, I don't have much choice, so basically am always eating, same type of foods all the time.

I eat all sorts of Carbohydrates and protein foods still yet man still slim.

I know some will say maybe it's my parent genetics, but NO, they're both Fat, same as my other siblings.


Dear NLers, Please any Food Diet I can Eat Or Fruits Or Maybe Drugs I can use?? I must be Normal or FAT o lol.

Please help a skinny dude.. Lol

NOTE: I don't masturbate, I don't smoke, I don't Have Any STD.

InternetGenius:
3 Huge Fulani Herdsmen Catch And Killed in Gboko Benue State Today,

According to what happened, a taxi driver was coming from one of the village in Benue 3 Fulani Herdsmen stopped him along the way to take them to the branch where they we enter motor and go to Taraba each of them carried guns along with them.
This driver faked them and told them he can't drive that he's weak that he will bring them to a place where he will put them into another car this driver drove them into Gboko town into the main garage.

Immediately he did as if he wanted to isse himself he went and told people that Fulani is inside his car before you know the whole place was surround and they brought them out and started beating them with rod, axes, firewood, sticks. As police were coming they saw a guy making phone call immediately they shot him on the stomach because the Tor tiv of Gboko warned them never to post it on net and Facebook so they taught the guy was calling more Fulani to come. When the Police tried to intervene Gboko boys beat them they ran away.
Within a twinkle of an eye they bought 20liters of fuel and tied them together and burnt them to death.

The whole of Gboko market ran away the Igbos locked the shops and ran away. The Tor tiv of Gboko said they shouldn't post this anywhere or else they will track the person and get the person. But i being a Nairalander lemme see how they will track me.

See photos below and all what happened in Gboko market Benue state.

Btruth:
What lie does Lai Mohammed have for us now that the global terrorism watch have included Fulani herdsmen in the 2018 terrorist list? And what does this inclusion make of the president ? Are you thinking?

BREAKING.....IPOB EXCLUDED FROM THE 2018 PUBLISHED TERROR GROUPS BUT FULANI HERDSMEN MADE THE LIST

IPOB not listed on the 2018 newly released 145 world terrorism list but one group did.
Below is a list of terrorist organizations around the world
And our so-called peace loving FULANI HERDSMEN of Nigeria is among (see no 144).
1.Al-Shabab (Africa),
2.Al Murabitun (Africa),
3.Al-Qeada (Afghanistan),
4.Al-Qaeda (Islamic Maghreb),
5.Al-Qaeda (Indian Subcontinent),
6.Al-Qaeda (Arabian Peninsula), 7.Hamas (Palestine),
8.Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Palestine),
9.Popular Front for the Liberation of (Palestine),
10.Hezbola (Lebanon),
11.Ansar al-Sharia-Benghazi (Lebanon),
12.Asbat Al-Ansar (Lebanon), 13.ISIS (Iraq),
14.ISIS (Syria),
15.ISIS (Cauacus)
16.ISIS (Libya)
17.ISIS (Yemen)
18.ISIS (Algeria),
19.ISIS (Philippines)
20.Jund al-Sham (Afganistan),
21.Al-Mourabitoun (Lebanon),
22.Abdullah Azzam Brigades (Lebanon),
23.Al-Itihaad al-Islamiya (Somalia),
24.Al-Haramain Foundation (Saudi Arabia), 25.Ansar-Al-Sharia (Moroccon),
26.Moroccon Mudjadine (Morocco),
27.Salafia Jihadia (Morocco),
28.Boko Haram (Africa),
29.Islamic movement of (Uzbekistan),
30.Islamic Jihad Union (Uzbekistan), 31.Islamic Jihad Union (Germany),
32.DRW True-Religion (Germany)
33.Fajar Nusantara Movement (Germany)
34.DIK Hildesheim (Germany)
35.Jaish-e-Mohammed (Kashmir),
36.Jaish al-Muhajireen wal-Ansar (Syria), 37.Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (Syria),
38.Jamaat al Dawa al Quran (Afghanistan),
39.Jundallah (Iran)
40.Quds Force (Iran)
41.Kata'ib Hezbollah (Iraq),
42.Al-Itihaad al-Islamiya (Somalia), 43.Egyptian Islamic Jihad (Egypt),
44.Jund al-Sham (Jordan)
45.Fajar Nusantara Movement (Australia)
46.Society of the Revival of Islamic 47.Heritage (Terror
funding, WorldWide offices)
48.Taliban (Afghanistan), 49.Taliban (Pakistan),
50.Tehrik-i-Taliban (Pakistan),
51.Army of Islam (Syria),
52.Islamic Movement (Israel)
53.Ansar Al Sharia (Tunisia),
54.Mujahideen Shura Council in the Environs of (Jerusalem),
55.Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (Libya),
Movement for Oneness and Jihad in (West Africa),
56.Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Palestine)
57.Tevhid-Selam (Al-Quds Army)
58.Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group (Morroco), 59.Caucasus Emirate (Russia),
60.Dukhtaran-e-Millat Feminist Islamists (India),
61.Indian Mujahideen (India),
62.Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen (India)
63.Ansar al-Islam (India)
64.Students Islamic Movement of (India), 65.Harakat Mujahideen (India),
66.Hizbul Mujhaideen(India)
67.Lashkar e Islam(India)
68.Jund al-Khilafah (Algeria),
69.Turkistan Islamic Party,
70.Egyptian Islamic Jihad (Egypt),
71.Great Eastern Islamic Raiders' Front (Turkey),
72.Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami (Pakistan),
73.Tehreek-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-Mohammadi
(Pakistan),
74.Lashkar e Toyiba(Pakistan)
75.Lashkar e Jhangvi(Pakistan) Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (Pakistan),
76.Jamaat ul-Ahrar (Pakistan),
77.Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (Pakistan),
78.Jamaat Ul-Furquan (Pakistan),
79.Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (Syria),
80.Ansar al-Din Front (Syria), 81.Jabhat Fateh al-Sham (Syria),
82.Jamaah Anshorut Daulah (Syria),
83.Nour al-Din al-Zenki Movement (Syria),
84.Liwa al-Haqq (Syria),
85.Al-Tawhid Brigade (Syria),
86.Jund al-Aqsa (Syria),
87.Al-Tawhid Brigade (Syria),
88.Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade (Syria),
89.Khalid ibn al-Walid Army (Syria),
90.Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin (Afganistan),
91.Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (Afganistan)
92.Hizb ut-Tahrir (Worldwide Caliphate), 93.Hizbul Mujahideen (Kasmir),
94.Ansar Allah (Yemen),
95.Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development
(USA),
96.Jamaat Mujahideen (India),
97.Jamaah Ansharut Tauhid (Indonesia), 98.Hizbut Tahrir (Indonesia),
99.Fajar Nusantara Movement (Indonesia),
100.Jemaah Islamiyah (Indonesia),
101.Jemaah Islamiyah (Philippines),
102.Jemaah Islamiyah (Singapore),
103.Jemaah Islamiyah (Thailand),
104.Jemaah Islamiyah (Malaysia),
105.Ansar Dine (Africa),
106.Osbat al-Ansar (Palestine),
107.Hizb ut-Tahrir (Group connecting 108.Islamic Caliphates across the world into one world Islamic
Caliphate)
109.Army of the Men of the Naqshbandi Order (Iraq)
110.Al Nusra Front (Syria),
111.Al-Badr (Pakistan),
112.Islam4UK (UK),
113.Al Ghurabaa (UK),
114.Call to Submission (UK),
115.Islamic Path (UK),
116.London School of Sharia (UK),
117.Muslims Against Crusades (UK),
118.Need4Khilafah (UK),
119.The Shariah Project (UK),
120.The Islamic Dawah Association (UK), 121.The Saviour Sect (UK),
123.Jamaat Ul-Furquan (UK),
124.Minbar Ansar Deen (UK),
125.Al-Muhajiroun (UK) (Lee Rigby, London 2017 members),
126.Islamic Council of Britain (UK) (Not to be confused with Offical Muslim Council of Britain),
127.Ahlus Sunnah wal Jamaah (UK),
128.Al-Gama'a (Egypt),
129.Al-Islamiyya (Egypt),
130.Armed Islamic men of (Algeria),
131Salafist Group for Call and Combat (Algeria),
132.Ansaru (Algeria),
133.Ansar-Al-Sharia (Libya),
134.Al Ittihad Al Islamia (Somalia),
135.Ansar al-Sharia (Tunisia),
136.Al-Shabab (Africa),
137.al-Aqsa Foundation (Germany)
138.al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades (Palestine),
139.Abu Sayyaf (Philippines),
140.Aden-Abyan Islamic Army (Yemen),
141.Ajnad Misr (Egypt),
142Abu Nidal Organization (Palestine),
143.Jamaah Ansharut Tauhid (Indonesia) 144.Fulani Herdsmen of (Nigeria)
145.Boko Haram (Nigeria)