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k2039: She certainly wont leave up to her g.mums age, she already attracted a curse by default as a result of her action.

tellwisdom: Who's he?? Iyanya of nigeria??

johnwizey: shey u don listen to d song @op

Rapmoney: Majority of naija girls are cheap. They can do anything for money.
If you start making good bucks, my guy you go lash girls tire

Ikanium: My name is Stephen Ikani i stay in
kaduna northern part of Nigeria am
from a family of 11 and am the
fourth born, my dad is old and has
no job, my mom is a trader she
trades on perishable goods which
are of little yield my three elder
sisters are all married to men who
somtimes even come to our homes
for food smh!! my siblings all
attend government schools and
they all depend on me for clothing,
food and shelter.... I work my
Bottom off daily doin mini jobs at
were ever i could find one. After a
day's job i give the returns to my
mom which she utilise for our
feeding, life is so hard that
sometimes i wish i was not here
hmmmm!! All along i depend on
God for He is up above us all there
watching. Sorry to bore you guys
with my unending tales, i had
struggled to complete my O' level
result and God in his mercy has
offered me admition into Kogi State
University.... But brethren i don't
have money for feeding, my family
directly depends on me i have
nothing, i have used my little
savings to print my admition letter
and do other things, but guys the
school fee which if not paid will be
closed by the 17th of this month is
the big problem here my heart is
beating very fast as i write this i
don't know what else to do as i
have run helter skelter, north to
south, east to west in search of
whom to help but i havn't found
any. God has created us all not
equal He has placed some in high
positions for we are all not equal as
our fingers are not... I am writing
this today with the mind that God
who has given me this admition is
still faithfull to give me the school
fee... Are you in any position to
help? Do u know that your 1000,
500 contribution can save lives?
God has bless you with what you
have now and He in heaven will
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drnoel: what number is USA on that list. If they are not on the list then its rubbish.

Boko Haram’s onslaught on the Nigerian state coupled with pockets of armed insurgency in different parts of the country has earned Nigerian an uneviable position of the 7th most-terrorised country in the world, according to the latest ranking of the Global Terrorism Index (GTI).
From the 16th position in 2008, Nigeria went down to 11 in 2009; climbed a step up (12) in 2010; and now a downward spiral to 7th with a GTI of 7.24. According to the report, Nigeria recorded 168 incidents of terrorism in 2011 from which 437 persons died, 614 persons sustained injuries and 33 properties were destroyed.
According to the ranking, Nigeria is worse than Sudan, which is ranked 11th and Mali (34th).
Ahead of Nigeria on the index are Iraq (9.56), Pakistan (9.05), Afghanistan (8.67), India (8.15), Yemen (7.30) and Somali (7.24)
Of the 158 countries, 43 are free of terrorism. They include Burkina Faso, Brazil, Congo Republic, Gabon, Ghana, Jamaica, Gambia, Liberia, North Korea, South Korea, Poland, Uruguay, Singapore and Zambia.
Produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, the GTI maps and analyzes trends in terrorism over the last 10 years and systematically ranks and compares 158 countries according to the impact of terrorism. The index is based on data from the Global Terrorism Database (GTD) from the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, START at the University of Maryland.
The GTI uses four indicators to measure the impact of terrorism: the number of terrorist incidents, the number of deaths, the number of casualties and the level of property damage. These indicators are used to create a weighted five year average for each country, which takes into account the lasting effects of terrorism. The score given to each country therefore indicates the impact of a terrorist attack on a society in terms of the fear and subsequent security response.