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Celebrities / Elon Musk Trolls Ukraine President, Zelensky For Constantly Begging USA For Aids by Muurian: 6:38am On Oct 02, 2023 |
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Foreign Affairs / Slovakia: Pro-Russian Party, DSD Wins Parliamentary Elections by Muurian: 5:58am On Oct 02, 2023 |
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Romance / Is This True About Men And Women? by Muurian: 3:47pm On Sep 24, 2023 |
Complexity v Simplicity or a mixture of both?
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Education / Re: Please Can Somebody In Law Help Me With My Assignment. I Am Ready To Pay by Muurian: 10:05pm On Jan 27, 2022 |
NoChill: I have gotten what you are looking for. Send email to themuurian@gmail.com so that we can discuss better. |
Education / Re: What Each Of The 5 Southeast States Will Bring If Biafra Becomes Independent by Muurian: 8:16am On Sep 16, 2021 |
Education / Re: What Each Of The 5 Southeast States Will Bring If Biafra Becomes Independent by Muurian: 8:16am On Sep 16, 2021 |
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Education / Re: Putting An End To This "Yahoo+" Money Ritual Nonsense by Muurian: 4:16pm On Sep 04, 2021 |
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Celebrities / BBNAIJA 2021: Big Twist, 4 New Housemates Introduced As Beatrice & Co Get Evicte by Muurian: 11:07am On Aug 09, 2021 |
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Education / Re: How Military Food Rations Look For Soldiers Of Different Countries by Muurian: 11:05am On Aug 09, 2021 |
Millenniumlady:Have you seen yet? |
Education / Re: How Military Food Rations Look For Soldiers Of Different Countries by Muurian: 11:04am On Aug 09, 2021 |
Muurian:Nice one |
Education / Re: What Each Of The 5 Southeast States Will Bring If Biafra Becomes Independent by Muurian: 6:55pm On May 19, 2021 |
Billyonaire666: An interesting read. Have you considered writing? |
Education / What Each Of The 5 Southeast States Will Bring If Biafra Becomes Independent by Muurian: 7:20am On May 19, 2021 |
Biafra agitation is something that no one can probably take away from the Igbos at the moment. Every generation since the civil war know the Biafran struggle. There is a huge chance the fight for freedom may not end as easy as most people think. The SouthEast region of Nigeria is occupied by Igbos. At the moment, the region is made up of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo State. The Igbos are known for their industrious and business savvy nature. Apart from that, they are also blessed with large mineral deposits including crude oil, natural gas, coal, rock, arable lands and abundance of human resources. http://uptownerd.com/2021/05/19/here-is-what-each-of-the-5-southeast-states-will-bring-to-the-table-if-biafra-becomes-independent/
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Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 10:03am On May 17, 2021 |
Good morning, |
Literature / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us by Muurian: 10:02am On May 17, 2021 |
HenryDion:Alright bro |
Literature / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us by Muurian: 3:10pm On May 15, 2021 |
Good day, don't forget to get in touch. Partner writers are also welcome. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 3:06pm On May 15, 2021 |
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Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 3:05pm On May 15, 2021 |
MaxInDHouse:Any time, any day. |
Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 4:03am On May 14, 2021 |
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Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 9:53pm On May 12, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: Facts do change beliefs. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 4:10pm On May 12, 2021 |
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Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 4:09pm On May 12, 2021 |
djsjxjfjdisjdjb:Yeah, I absolutely agree with you that your beliefs do not change facts. 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 3:21pm On May 12, 2021 |
djsjxjfjdisjdjb:You made a statement and you were asked "who told you?". Why not reply to that. |
Religion / Re: Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 3:06pm On May 12, 2021 |
djsjxjfjdisjdjb: Who told you? |
Literature / Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us by Muurian: 3:04pm On May 12, 2021 |
Do you have thoughts to share about your none-religious views? Do you think your opinions on freethinking can make a difference in this generation? You can make a difference with your thoughts. Don't be afraid to speak out and air your mind about your views on religion. Nigeria is a secular state and you have a right to freedom of expression and religion. Don't be afraid to speak out. If you are a Freethinker or Atheist, you have already conquered the biggest fear holding billions of people. However, we ask that you don't condescend or start insulting other people's religion. We believe that you can always air your view in the most respectful manner by letting your intellectual and critical write up speak for you. Most people do this through satire. So, we also encourage you to write a satirical piece instead if you cannot speak your mind without condescending. All you have to do is write down your well articulated opinion on the subject matters that pique your interest and submit to us as an article in Doc/Docs file. We will publish it for you at Uptownerd at no cost. This gives you authority. You will also have a solid citation and reference as well as a backlink for yourself. Personal experiences as an Atheist or Freethinker is what we need. We want to know how you are coping as a none-religious person within your immediate environment. We want to know about your interaction with your immediate environment. We want to know about how you feel about religion and what you think it is doing to the Nigerian society and the world. We want to know how you cope at work as a none-religious person and how religion affects or influences your relationship with everyone around you. We also want to know how you compromise just so you don't become an outcast because of your Freethinking beliefs. If you also have articles and pieces you want to publish, as well as articulated critiques of Freethinking and Atheist ideologies, please submit. Due to limited resources, we ask that you write based on facts only and not through hearsays. For avoidance of doubt, Non-factual articles include using religious ideologies of any group or sect, religious books or preachings about religion by clergy men as a fact in your write up. In other words, do not cite a religious book as fact, but you can make reference to it. Do not cite a religious ideology as fact, but you can make reference to it to buttress your point too. Finally, do not cite the preachings or statements of clergy men and religious authors as facts or make reference to them in any way. What we want is what you have to say on the subject matter based on your own personal life experiences and nothing more. Non-factual articles about Freethinking and Atheism will simply be deleted once we receive it. So, don't bother sending it. For more inquiries, send email to uptownerd1@gmail.com Submit articles for free publication to uptownerd1@gmail.com • NB- All submissions should come with the full name, pen name or nickname of the writer - whichever you prefer. But, if you plan to use the article for future references, we ask that you include your full name. Alternatively, you can write us a mail telling us to edit and add your full name whenever the need arises for it in the future. This is if you decide to publish with a nickname or pen name.
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Literature / Re: Dear Writer, Stop Receiving Peanuts For Your Work by Muurian: 2:58pm On May 12, 2021 |
Do you have thoughts to share about your none-religious views? Do you think your opinions on freethinking can make a difference in this generation? You can make a difference with your thoughts. Don't be afraid to speak out and air your mind about your views on religion. Nigeria is a secular state and you have a right to freedom of expression and religion. Don't be afraid to speak out. If you are a Freethinker or Atheist, you have already conquered the biggest fear holding billions of people. However, we ask that you don't condescend or start insulting other people's religion. We believe that you can always air your view in the most respectful manner by letting your intellectual and critical write up speak for you. Most people do this through satire. So, we also encourage you to write a satirical piece instead if you cannot speak your mind without condescending. All you have to do is write down your well articulated opinion on the subject matters that pique your interest and submit to us as an article in Doc/Docs file. We will publish it for you at Uptownerd at no cost. This gives you authority. You will also have a solid citation and reference as well as a backlink for yourself. Personal experiences as an Atheist or Freethinker is what we need. We want to know how you are coping as a none-religious person within your immediate environment. We want to know about your interaction with your immediate environment. We want to know about how you feel about religion and what you think it is doing to the Nigerian society and the world. We want to know how you cope at work as a none-religious person and how religion affects or influences your relationship with everyone around you. We also want to know how you compromise just so you don't become an outcast because of your Freethinking beliefs. If you also have articles and pieces you want to publish, as well as articulated critiques of Freethinking and Atheist ideologies, please submit. Due to limited resources, we ask that you write based on facts only and not through hearsays. For avoidance of doubt, Non-factual articles include using religious ideologies of any group or sect, religious books or preachings about religion by clergy men as a fact in your write up. In other words, do not cite a religious book as fact, but you can make reference to it. Do not cite a religious ideology as fact, but you can make reference to it to buttress your point too. Finally, do not cite the preachings or statements of clergy men and religious authors as facts or make reference to them in any way. What we want is what you have to say on the subject matter based on your own personal life experiences and nothing more. Non-factual articles about Freethinking and Atheism will simply be deleted once we receive it. So, don't bother sending it. For more inquiries, send email to uptownerd1@gmail.com Submit articles for free publication to uptownerd1@gmail.com • NB- All submissions should come with the full name, pen name or nickname of the writer - whichever you prefer. But, if you plan to use the article for future references, we ask that you include your full name. Alternatively, you can write us a mail telling us to edit and add your full name whenever the need arises for it in the future. This is if you decide to publish with a nickname or pen name.
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Religion / Be A Proud Freethinker/atheist, Publish Your Diverse Thoughts With Us At Uptowne by Muurian: 2:51pm On May 12, 2021 |
Do you have thoughts to share about your none-religious views? Do you think your opinions on freethinking can make a difference in this generation? You can make a difference with your thoughts. Don't be afraid to speak out and air your mind about your views on religion. Nigeria is a secular state and you have a right to freedom of expression and religion. Don't be afraid to speak out. If you are a Freethinker or Atheist, you have already conquered the biggest fear holding billions of people. However, we ask that you don't condescend or start insulting other people's religion. We believe that you can always air your view in the most respectful manner by letting your intellectual and critical write up speak for you. Most people do this through satire. So, we also encourage you to write a satirical piece instead if you cannot speak your mind without condescending. All you have to do is write down your well articulated opinion on the subject matters that pique your interest and submit to us as an article in Doc/Docs file. We will publish it for you at Uptownerd at no cost. This gives you authority. You will also have a solid citation and reference as well as a backlink for yourself. Personal experiences as an Atheist or Freethinker is what we need. We want to know how you are coping as a none-religious person within your immediate environment. We want to know about your interaction with your immediate environment. We want to know about how you feel about religion and what you think it is doing to the Nigerian society and the world. We want to know how you cope at work as a none-religious person and how religion affects or influences your relationship with everyone around you. We also want to know how you compromise just so you don't become an outcast because of your Freethinking beliefs. If you also have articles and pieces you want to publish, as well as articulated critiques of Freethinking and Atheist ideologies, please submit. Due to limited resources, we ask that you write based on facts only and not through hearsays. For avoidance of doubt, Non-factual articles include using religious ideologies of any group or sect, religious books or preachings about religion by clergy men as a fact in your write up. In other words, do not cite a religious book as fact, but you can make reference to it. Do not cite a religious ideology as fact, but you can make reference to it to buttress your point too. Finally, do not cite the preachings or statements of clergy men and religious authors as facts or make reference to them in any way. What we want is what you have to say on the subject matter based on your own personal life experiences and nothing more. Non-factual articles about Freethinking and Atheism will simply be deleted once we receive it. So, don't bother sending it. For more inquiries, send email to uptownerd1@gmail.com Submit articles for free publication to uptownerd1@gmail.com • NB- All submissions should come with the full name, pen name or nickname of the writer - whichever you prefer. But, if you plan to use the article for future references, we ask that you include your full name. Alternatively, you can write us a mail telling us to edit and add your full name whenever the need arises for it in the future. This is if you decide to publish with a nickname or pen name. 1 Like
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Education / How To Easily Impeach Buhari by Muurian: 8:55am On May 12, 2021 |
The process for the Impeachment of a Nigerian president is contained in Section 143 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria as amended. To impeach a sitting President, this is the legally accepted way of doing it according to the Constitution of the Land – i. Notice of Gross Misconduct The impeachment proceedings start with a notice of gross misconduct in writing to the President. The notice is to be signed by 1/3rd of the National Assembly. A gross misconduct means “… a grave violation or breach of the provisions of this Constitution or a misconduct of such nature as amounts in the opinion of the National Assembly to misconduct”. ii. The notice of misconduct must be served the President within 7 days after receipt by the Senate President. The President need not reply. But, in case he or she does, the reply must be served on every member of the National Assembly. iii. After the notice has been served on the president, each chamber of the National Assembly must adopt through a motion, on whether or not the allegation against the president should be investigated. The motion must scale through a 2/3rd majority in the affirmative to be passed at both Chambers. iv. If the motion doesn’t scale through, that will be the end of the venture. https://uptownerd.com/2021/05/11/how-to-impeach-a-president-in-nigeria/
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Education / The 1st International Football Tournament Was Played By 4 National Teams. Read by Muurian: 3:48pm On Apr 05, 2021 |
Romance / Re: 5 Reasons Why There Are So Many Decent People Who Are Single Nowadays. by Muurian: 1:44pm On Apr 02, 2021 |
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Music/Radio / Top 5 Most Popular Afro-music Genre’s Ruling The Nigerian Music Industry by Muurian: 1:43pm On Apr 02, 2021 |
One good feature of music is it’s ability to move from shores across other geographies, and probably metamorphose into the music of it’s new location if at all it could just have one listening ear in the environment. That’s probably the story of Afrobeats in a nutshell. For Instance, the UK Afrobeats Top track “Don’t Rush” by Young T & Bugsey also became a hit in Nigeria when Falz did a cover of the song. Another great example is “Oliver Twist” by D’banj which was a hit in Africa and ruled Charts across the world. Expectedly, Oliver Twist will soon go on and amassed several covers by various artistes. There was also “Ojuelegba” by Wizkid and the Remix featuring Drake that went global. Then there is the duet with Drake on the award winning global hit track “One Dance” and “Brown Skin Girl” with Beyonce. Before these were P-Square who have also landed features with top US Acts – Rick Ross and TI. Most recently being the duets by Burna Boy and Chris Martin; Davido and Nicki Minaj; Wizkid and Beyonce, Damian Marley. Burna Boy have also consistently topped UK Afrobeats over the years. There are also several others which are too many to start listing. It’s not just afrobeat alone, it includes all forms of musical genres ruling the Nigerian music industry with their Afro-beats. The Afrobeats here also stands for Afro-Music, which is the sum total of all African inspired music that has been commercialised, became popular or gone mainstream in one way or the other in Nigeria. So, here we go – 1) Afropop Although called Afropop, this does not totally mean the songs in this category are pop songs. Pop here though stands for popular music. Since it’s hard to start defining all the thousands of genre’s sprouting under the arms of Afrobeats, it will be classified as Afropop. The reason for the classification is because of the various infusions and interchangeable mixes in form of cross-pollination between the various types of Nigerian music – from folk or traditional music to foreign influence. It’s also safe to say that most of the other classifications below also fall into the Afropop category. For simplicity sake, Afropop here will be restricted to Contemporary African Music – which is literally every modern Nigerian music you ever know. 2) Juju Music And Afro-Juju Juju music has it’s origin in Yoruba culture. Juju here does not mean witchcraft but stands for “throwing” or “something being thrown”. Babatunde (Tunde) King is known as the earliest pioneer of the genre in the 1920’s alongside Ojoge Daniels. Juju music is mostly played using traditional Yoruba percussion instruments and similar percussion generators – iya ilu, talking drums. Afro-Juju is also a form of Juju music, although more mainstream, popular and commercialised. Some major artistes include Sir Shina Peters, King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey and so many others. 3) HighLife Although highlife music has it’s origins in Ghana, it was made popular and commercialised in Nigeria by the Igbo’s. As early as the 1960’s, HighLife music will soon go on to became the predominant musical genre in Nigeria. Dominant names include Bobby Johnson, Bright Chimezie, Chief Steven Osita Osadebe, Dr. Sir Warrior, Ebenezer Obey, Oliver De Coque, Oriental Brothers, Prince Niko Mbarga, Sir Victor Uwaifo, etc. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Fela Kuti also did Highlife music. Of recent, we have Flavour N’Abania as the most popular modern HighLife musician in Nigeria at the moment who is mainstream. Of course, there are so many others ruling the HighLife scene across the country with traditional instruments. Read More at ==> https://uptownerd.com/2021/03/31/top-5-most-popular-afro-music-genres-ruling-the-nigerian-music-industry/ 1 Like
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