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So that what? We embarrass ourselves with issues of non-payment, lack of proper training facilities, bloated entourage, then crash out even before knock out? Let me use my time watching actual teams that can play football, not local champions that talk better than they walk. Abeg all the money they are wasting would be better spent on bringing down the price of garri. ![]() Only thing Super about the Eagles is their super consistency at disappontment |
Campaigning already? That's how one fellow was campaigning in 2104 about how everyone will get 5k, and how $1 will be N1 by fire by force and body language. Till today, notin notin. ![]() |
Fallen olympus? Where? Seems some people just don't appreciate a full, ripe paw paw. Chai! ![]() |
WTF is this? Every day we hear of death - easily preventable by not speeding. We drive on bald tires, don't check our brakes, yet insist on overspeeding. RIP dear... nobody deserves to die through somebody else's carelessness. I hope and pray for a time when those we have lost will serve to remind us to be more careful in our actions and utterances. RIP. |
koolcat:Abi oh. The time to ask "what kind of fish is this"? is when you see it in the market, not when you get home with it. |
From 365 - 362, and people are jubilating? Let it get back to where GEJ left it at 250, and then we'll commend PMB. |
How are we on page 15 already? Una no dey sleep? ![]() Abeg shift small, let me spread my mat and see our nominees this year |
If you can eat a cow or a chicken, what's there in eating snake? It just comes down to what you're used to... some people enjoy eating shaki, kidney, fish gills, eyeballs, and chicken feet and brains, yet some people will vomit at the sight of it. |
PDPGuy:Now that you mention it, I wonder if this is related - as in the US don't want to grant the permission as this cuts profits for US airlines, so they are raising this concern now - possibly due to lobbing by Delta. Of course, it's no excuse if we're not meeting the standards and we have to sit up... but the thought just crossed my mind. |
trustedgreatpro:We may be good friends, but by not meeting adequate standards, we are compromising US security, and they don't like that. Not just Nigerian airlines, but we will lose the ability to fly from Nigeria directly to US. Even US carriers may be barred from direct flights, as the issue is with the airports. This will take us back to the bad-old days of flying to Europe or other West African countries, disembarking, going through security again, before proceeding to another plane that is US-bound. Maintenance is an ongoing process, not just pass once. This is something NCAA should take very seriously. I will also add this to the pile of things PMB has failed at. |
Mariinee:What's that? Been in love (2) and been in a fist fight (6)? |
Dillusionist:It's funny you'd ask if Igbos have gained anything. The very fact that the majority of Igbo wealth comes from other Nigerian markets (e.g. SW, NC, rather than SE) should be an indicator of who has benefited whom. I'm not denying Igbo ingenuity, hard work, and fearless entrepreneurship, but frankly, none of this matters if there are nobody buying these products. If all Igbo businesses (traders, banks for examples) were to rely solely on patronage from the SE, they'd be nowhere as successful as they've been. Fr. Mbaka said many truths: - Igbos have more to lose from the break up as so much investment and human capital is OUTSIDE the SE. - those agitating really don't understand the real issues - instead of becoming politically savvy and playing ball, they complain about being marginalized. - Igbos should take responsibility for their lack of unity; we'd like to see you vote for SE candidate with ONE VOICE - Biafra does not guarantee unity, and we'd soon see calls for Republic of Anambra So there are many more officers of Northern origin. Whose fault is that when the majority of Igbo youth opt for business and education instead of enlisting? It's not a bad thing to aim for economic advantage, but this is the logical outcome of choices made, and can't be used as an excuse to cry about "marginalization." So the North votes as one bloc for their candidate and defend their choice with heart, soul, and blood. Again, why don't the Igbos support their own in the same manner, instead of complaining that other people do? With the tremendous wealth, ability, education of Igbo, they should be able to parley that into solid political gains. |
Kraspo:Sadly, the others that join politics have nothing to offer but their thievery. |
Hell no. Let that 4ker find another dummy. I'm saving it for my wife, children, siblings or parents in that order. |
Jog 4 or 5 km/day three times a week, or carry sand on building site. Serious. These two things will make you sweat all day, you have no choice but to sweat your fat off. If you're not perspiring, you're not burning enough energy. Drink lots of water to keep hydrated. Worked for me ![]() |
Nbote:All na studio tinz... nobody is that crazy to dare wear it even to leave the compound ![]() |
Sunofgod:kikikiki ![]() |
Don't forget the mother of them all... Deziani... they should parade her too. ![]() |
Okoroawusa:If an incompetent child wants to drive your car, will you let him? If Nigerians deserve to own it, they should put in money, and run it properly. Ethiopian Airlines been very competent over the past few decades, serving 90+ countries, and this will help them expand their route and give the rest of us Africans good service without dependence on oyinbo airlines. It's sad that Nigeria has no flagship, but perhaps instead of mismanaging companies, this should be a wake-up call. |
Mrnairalandd:True, if you ask "nne, what is ya name", 98% na so so Blessing, Peace or Comfort I go dey hear. In fact, if I just enter area, say "Blessing how far?", half the girls will turn around. These are my people but I go talk true. ![]() |
So na only Edo girls you see? Please. Go to any given city, and you will find money exchanged for pleasure. Thailand? USA? Nigeria? UK? Japan? Germany? Netherlands? Italy? You will see girls from all over the world plying their trade. No country has the monopoly, though USA probably has the largest number of call girls and street walkers. Who invented backpage or badoo? At least, our Edo girls use that shoko to build house, pay school fees, start businesses, and so on (though I frown upon those relatives that sell their girls or are always demanding). Contrast with many oyinbo ladies who, in their own comfortable countries with plenty jobs and opportunities, sell services to buy handbag or drugs. And for those talking about used vs new, that Uni girlfriend of yours has had more unsafe sex than the professional (who wraps up and cleans every time). Which is more risky? |
Proudlyngwa:I think I understand what you're saying, but in this case, the AI was looking for words like "kill", "die", "dead", which a lot of hate speech contains. Take the phrase: "stupid mosquito, how dare you, I will kill you, in fact you're already dead"; this is likely most often directed at a person, not the actual insect. What's an AI to do? It's not about political correctness, per say, but about discouraging the use of twitter for hate speech and harassment, which has become too much in the recent years. We're of course arguing about the few false-positives, forgetting about all the people who have been protected and discouraged by this AI. Imagine the case of somebody stating her opinion - pretty much about anything - she will be harassed and even issued death threats by those who disagree. It happens a lot. Now imagine you're a company, you don't want people to be harassed on your platform; you don't want the negative reactions and media attention - not to mention lost advertizing revenue - if you're found not to curb hate speech. As for Nairaland, if it were up to me, I would censure comments that just spew abuse. My thoughts are "you're welcome to free speech, but not on a private forum, and you agreed to our terms when you signed up" |
Primebuilders:But a lot of Jesus' work was done around food: feeding the masses, the wedding, the last supper. |
Na Bisola oh... see lips and nice dark skin with beautiful eyes. |
Proudlyngwa:The AI will get more rational. How many people do you think it takes to read through about 500 million tweets per day? If one person can go through 10,000 tweets in 8 hours non-stop, you'd need 50,000 people - just to flag tweets. This needs to be designated. The sad reality though, is that if human beings themselves didn't issue threats, there'd be no need for such a system. |
Tuksgrad:We don't even need to go so far... bring Ghanaians or Kenyans and they will show us how it's done. Even tiny Botswana is able to run and function efficiently. We really don't have leadership that looks beyond their pockets to understand what it means to run an economy. What we have are street ruffians who have been lucky to have grabbed unto power. And what about our business boys and girls? Instead of growing the economy, all they want to do is import-export, buy the latest phone and floss at every opportunity. |
Makeup tinz, and surgery in a couple cases... if you open the right pages, you will instantly know which one is older, if you get my drift ![]() |
Generally, if a building has columns, the walls themselves are no longer load bearing. Imagine the following for a 10-storey building: you put up columns, then slab, then columns on the that slab, then slab again. Technically you can reach the 10th storey without placing a single block, and the structure will stand. Then you can start laying blocks, and ideally the lighter/smaller, the better. For bungalows, I've seen "columns" improvised with 9" blocks filled with cement. Sure it's a little stronger than the blocks without cement, but I feel this un-reinforced column is just a placebo (as in, it's a feel good with no real benefit) because any sheer will cause a collapse since there's no steel to keep concrete in tension. |
DaBillionnaire:Abeg ask him. Saraki... what a disaster that would be... except all we want is a charismatic playboy who will chop worse than his predecessors. |
mrvitalis:I like your analysis, but I really doubt he will get anything past 10% from either NW or NE. To really divide the North, you almost have to field (sadly another) NC, or a NE candidate. |
Dindondin:I would like to see people from other regions, but if you want Buhari out, you need to put in somebody that will divide the Northern vote. Since the winner is Northern in either case, there will be less worry and violence about "cutting short the Northern term." Anything else is wishful thinking at this point. Come 2023, and we can field somebody from SW or SE, or even middle-belt. |
sonnie10:Because the North will not go for that as much as they would for Dankwambo (or another popular NC/NE candidate) for president. We truly want the North to have a hard, divided choice that will cost Buhari a lot of votes. Anything else will weaken the chances of PDP winning. Soludo/Fayose is a powerful pair, but without a Northern candidate for president, this won't fly against Buhari. |
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? u went to buy fish from ur usual seller, u were given an unusual fish then u dipped hand into ur purse and paid only to get home and start wondering what kind of fish the seller sold to u.

