Are pepitas actually egusi seeds? Pepitas are Spanish seeds, they look mostly greenish and few are creamy light brown colour like egusi seeds. Any idea?

una sure say this Nigeria go better one day ? cos the way I dey see am other smaller African countries don dey make positive progress small small and go beta pass this Nigeria one day, anyway, dey look oh, one day Naija fit vacant as evryone go run dey go Uganda, Cameroon .as pple dey run go Ghana now,

what men culdn't do well, women did better, abi?

they all look fockin stupid and ignorant !!! this lik commiting a crime with ur fingerprints all over the place.

i think I culd hav done better if I was the one that did her make-up. 
the eye & lip make-up is not too great, but the concealer > foundation looks good.

thank God I stick to my catholic , becos the uncertainty of some pastors are overwelming, some terrible pple just wake up one day and get into pastoral works without the full rite of passage, u go hear say one baaad person after 6 mnths don turn pastor, no be like that, at least these pastors suppose dey 5yrs or more b4 they push them reach pastor position !

when will Nigerian citizens have the licensce to carry their own gun, because I tink all these jungle cops and arm robbers wuld respect if they knew u had a mini machine on u,

hmm, depends on the situations,

thats some sad sh**t !

@ poster: just because some chic of urs got stinky feet doesn't mean all chics do ! my advise is that u take her to the spa every week for the pedicure enchalanta! then suck on her big toe as a pre-intimacy, when she sees hw much fun it is, then she'll start to keep a clean feet.

these forum suld be called the 'tribalistland' !   damn, 5 pages of comments on this thread , all mostly on irrelevant tribalistic crap rather than solutions/ideas !!!  am quite suprised at hw some pple are excited about the bad news in Igboland, thats intense ! am nt sure wat thats about but its disturbing, for real ! like there's any flawless tribe in Nigeria !  

http://lindaikeji..com/2010/06/sharia-council-drags-mark-bankole-nhrc.html

According to reports in the news, there's a group called the Registered Trustees of Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria and they have dragged the heads of the two chambers of the National Assembly, and the National Human Right Commission (NHRC) to an Abuja High Court.

You know why? Because they support the marriage of Senator Ahmed Yerima to a 13 year old girl.

The Sharia Council, wants the court to declare that the actions of the Senate President, Senator David Mark, the Speaker of the Reps, Dimeji Bankole and the NHCR in probing Yerima’s marriage to the Egyptian minor, amounts to an infringement and invasion of the Senators right to his family privacy and his right to practice, propagate and manifest the doctrine of his religion as enshrined in section 37 and 38 of the Nigerian Constitution.


They also want the three defendants to determine before the court within 8 days, “whether by the virtue of section 1 (3) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN), which asserts its supremacy and the binding force on all authorities, any law that is inconsistent with any of its provision ought not be declare null and void to the extend of such inconsistency".

The Ulamas also want the defendants to show whether by virtue of section 37 of the 1999 Constitution, every Nigerian citizen is not entitled to enjoy and protect his private and family life without any let or hindrance or interference from any person.

The Sharia Supreme Council, then wants the Court to order a perpetual injunction restraining defendants, their agents or privies howsoever from taking any further step or action in relation to the subject matter, until the determination of the case.


The case is coming up for hearing 8th of June.
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News source: Vanguard Newspapers


The question is, why is any court even attending to this matter? She's freaking 13 years old for goodness sake. What do you want with someone so young? Why not wait for her to grow up, please? It's hard enough to have sex as an adult, a child can't be ready for that! Can someone please help this child?

rhymz:

Nobody is in denial that Awolowo was a great leader especially to people of his tribe, what I find presumptuous and foolhardy is ascribing themes like he has no equal or he was the greatest leader in the whole of Nigeria and Africa. That is arrant rubbish! What did he do that puts him above the likes of Mandela or Even Zik? Abeg sentiments aside, Awolowo was a great leader no doubt but his leadership was sectional, his achievements were in the SW and impacted ppl in that region no doubt. Whether yorubas choose to ascribe every development in the SW to him(even the ones that were obviously by virtue of being the former capital) is their prerogative but forcing it down our oesophagus that he was the greatest leader in Nigeria and Africa is the height of arrogance that deserves a harsh telling-off.
And Sjeezy aka Dumb and Gay, when will you start arguing with the aids of your brain? Have you been to any SE state before? Before you open your gutter mouth and spew gibberish like a slowpoke get your facts right, just because you don't find SEasterners mulling over developments(which in comparison in developed clime is not an issue) like a majority of your ilk does, does not mean there are no developments going on there. Your mumbo-jumbo is sickening, even that genetic garbage that calls himself Musilew abi na Becomwacko stupidly reduced Imo state to under-developed ikorodu LGA. For your info, In terms of land mass, Imo state is bigger than your NY lagos even after carving out Abia state from it but what does a retard like you know? If you have nothing to say just stay put in your mental asylum jare!

you have said it all !  

ok, am gonna close this thread and start a new one, cos I think you're now stalking me on NL ! probably confusing me with an Abj prosttitute from ur village !

and I see myself castrating u first !
wow, faggie, I guess u cudn't help replying immediately u saw it was my thread. 
but I wonder why u wud reply if u are nt concerned about Nigeria or the original thread? 

Where do you see Nigeria in 10 yrs time, better or worse than it's current state ?
Do you think Nigeria would be capable of conducting a free, fair and electronic election for 2019 ?
Would the criminal justice be better?
Would Nigerians be non-tribalistic?
Would the overall technology be improved, would there be a better electricity supply?
Would it be a better Nigerian in 2020 ?

ePAYSYSTEM:

Do you think the name NIGERIA has a bearing to our problems?

of course not, but wen I hear Nigeria diaspora, it's always with a -ve stuff, 75% of the time. am just tired of such, but why nt we can keep the name.

my exact seentiments the first timme I saw this whole oil spill thing on CNN, it spills everytime in Delta ! but the presidents wud never respond the way Obama did or even close.

if free & fair: no, he wudn't, he has done a little but not enuf.

but, in true Naija reality, he can rig the election like Obj and win.

Osama10:

Execute all corrupt individuals from 1960 till date.

that and killing off all this oil madness in Nigeria, and pull up other potentials that Naija has. better educational system, remarginalize companies to other states so as to open job opportunities for graduates, explore the potentials of the kids & youths, Naija kids are quite gifted, for real, but they mostly lack the opportunity. better criminal justice , no more military graa graa, or abuse of human rights by military ! .better exchange rate,
If am president, I mite consider eliminating all that tribes & have Naija just as a whole, cos all that tribalism dey play a big role in hindering the nation's success.
I go change alot of things oh, I even fit change the name sef, cos I don dey tire to hear Nigeria, maybe 'United States of Africa' or something, am not sure.

fake.
http://www.nigeriafilms.com/news/7397/7/genevieve-denies-dbanj-says-hes-not-my-kind-of-man.html

Man's inhumanity in Nigeria.

http://community.vanguardngr.com/profiles/blogs/nigeria-highway-robbery-amp

The Gruesome Murder Of Oluwatoyin Olusesan - Nigerian Village Square

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/reuben-abati/the-gruesome-murder-of-oluwatoyin-olusesan/pdf.html

Nigeria seems to always have a sad story.

good one, Mr Duke !

in Nigeria, it could be, I mean with where Nigeria is with technology today, but in U.S or diaspora, it's a good one.

when will insecurity stop being an issue in Nigeria? dear Lord, pls help this nation. that Aba ! thats why most of its residents left there, it's more like a ghost town, now.