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Nice 1, bro...Anambra amaka

Nice thread.

I've always heard about Nigeria's 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th republic.....who would kindly explain that?

GenBuhari:
Don't let their name fool you into think that they were founded by agreement of the world.

They are a US organisation founded by Rockefeller foundation which is a Think tank whose aims are documented to include the depopulation of Africa.

Now u got my attention....come and elaborate o

He should be more worried about those that will run his players down @ d flank.

Mikel, all I need u to do is distribute passes...just "BOSS" d midfield for me.

lolawilliams:
Fool. I dont have your time here.

Hey!! that was harsh...he was probably joking around.

Cheers!

Please we need the attention of a doctor from yaba left on this thread

175:
You're a certified Zombilistic Omnivore without human conscience but Ca ;Dnnibalistic orientation

I guess u ended up confusing the guy...please, break it down nxt time

three:
Nigeria is set to cycle through these 'accidental leaders' for a long time to come!

Why?! The current political structure guarantees it!

How do the masses influence who political parties select to run for public office? At the primaries?!!

Neither Jonathan or Buhari were viable candidates in 2015, unfortunately we will continue having more 'Jonathans' and 'Buharis' running Nigeria.

Kakistocracy?!! Most definitely

There's only so much abuse a Nation can take leadership wise.....

Ure very corrrect... we had no credible candidate for the 2015 presidential election...I didn't even bother myself to get a voters card, not to talk of voting.

I remember creating a thread with the title " No credible candidate for 2015 presidential election", and then some Internet warriors and political fanatics came for my head

I don't know why this video looks funny to me......"that one don die.......e never die o"

I think it's a Nigerian Mutant

Nice write up

Most of our teachers don't know that they have the most influence on their students (after the parents), sometimes even more than parents, and they misuse that influence wen they come to school looking dirty and unkempt, some of them don't even know what dey teach (they just read through text books and convert any question thrown to them to an assignment).

U'll be so respected by your students if u are neat, friendly, and able to pass knowledge to them.

How can a person repeat the same mistakes after 30 years I thought they said experience is the best teacher...

...please has experience lost its teaching prowess or is the student in question just "DUMB"?

The number of innocent Nigerians that the Government kills daily is just uncountable. We are only aware of the one's we hear about.

May his soul rest in peace

Oluwatosean:
I don't know, you use ur head

10x 4 d advice

Oluwatosean:
Do you even respect privacy?

Pls, who's privacy re u talking about here, my sister's or my dad's?

Hi, peeps. I was going through my father's old files last week and I suddenly saw this letter. It was actually an apology letter written by my elder sister for her bad 2nd term result. It was written about 15 years ago.

As I read through this letter I began to smile imagining the innocence and remorse with which the letter was written.

This my sister is already married now with three kids.

Did you write such letters?

SWG25:
I'm not really impressed. I stopped halfway because the writer goofed in so many areas. The article is full of sentiments and it is purely subjective.

I knew some people would say it's "one sided" and full of sentiments- This, incidentally, is the problem that the OP just tried to point out.

This is one of the most (probably the most) realistic articles i've read about this geographical region called Nigeria.

I remember sometime in 2015 (before the presidential polls), I wrote a short article titled "NO CREDIBLE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE FOR 2015 ELECTIONS" and people started calling me a "one sided analyst". I remember saying that it's time the youths stand up to reject/boycott elections until a credible candidate is presented to us as a nation.

The truth is that the system is a failed one, and we need to act fast to correct this system or we'll all keep crying of corruption till the day the inevitable will happen.

fabulou1:
Come to think of it do you guys think there is an international barrier as well. Also are our graduates properly trained for the positions? or are they just pushed out as graduates?

This still leads us to the same point I made. If the government was interested in science it would have been very obvious that we have nothing but empty laboratories (empty "labs" don't produce properly trained graduates). I know of a school where a department went to borrow microscopes from microbiology department for accreditation only to return it later and carry out experiments in d empty room.

The road is still far for us in 9ja. Enough said

moststylish:
do u work with dem now,i got mine today n they were talking abt paying 15k for license

Please what did dey say d 15k is 4?

Donpoker9:
Lol it doesn't concern bedweting na... na biology something....
long story shaa

Lol! I only asked because I know Bowman's capsule has to do with urine 4mation

Donpoker9:
Bowman's capsule

Lol! How on earth did that name come abt?
U dey bedwet?

axortedbabe:
Na him make awan marry now wey I dey 17

17 ko...

The truth is that Nigeria doesn't appreciate research. I've never heard that a big pharmaceutical company set out to sponsor 1 research on drug discovery (pharmaceutical biotech)by an undergraduate.

The issue of sponsorship should be addressed cos our young scientists are always careful enof not to think beyond their financial capacities (molecular research is xpensive).

The truth is, every country with ground breaking discoveries in biotech hugely invested on their youths (young scientists), and until govt and private institutions take these young ones serious and invest in them, 9ja will neva grow in research.

I wonder how much went to science and technology in d 2016 budget.

And 90 percent of them are based abroad. Nigeria, why?

Kita ka chi fo....well, kudos to the military

Stalwert:
The party made a promise not its candidates, unfortunately this post describes the op's actions:

And the candidates were not members of the party, or they were not aware of the promises?

Like those with insight will always say..."Nigeria was never a country, but a geographic location in West Africa.

The inhabitants of this geographic location called Nigeria can never be united except true federalism is adopted (which I know will never happen).

In summary, prepare your minds for worst situation, pray for the best... and be wise in 2019

Not as easy as u make it look....Americans gat love for the dude too. Foreigners hate him like a sleepy human hates mosquitoes.

blazer234:
This can only be a gastrointestinal-related virus. Proper hygiene is ok.

I guess they should also find out if the affected stay in the hostel or not.

They should also find out about the eating pattern/habit of the affected ones.

If majority eat at food canteens within the premises, then that can help track down the source....and also make prevention easy.

As for cure........me I no know.

Since they have seen d virus, they should get its DNA/RNA sequence and blast in a database....they'll definitely see an exact match or something similar...that is enough clue to identity d damn virus