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felong:Until ur born ur own. Preach this one in ur house and let it remain there. |
IconicR:See who is talking. When u marry u think ur breasts and pinto will sustain the marriage...na hard work dey keep marriage. |
pandoragirigory:If ur father had one bit of honesty in him,I don't think u will be this miserable. |
immortalcrown: There is a saying in igbo land...that a stranger has no enemy. It is very hard for igbos to fight someone who resides in their place. |
If truly u studied English language use the money and set up a teaching centre for students preparing for JAMB,GCE and WAEC. |
They all know he won the election. |
fineboynl:Mine is even bigger than this...I will show u one.
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Acidosis:Closer to Kaduna,Nasarawa and Niger state...leave state the laziest set of people. |
I will advice u to quit but before u quit,pls go and read this book. By Robert Kiyosaki. Before u quit your job. |
I bought this size in Abuja, 5tubers for 6k. |
AdeoyeAdefemi:If it is a bank...learn everything good about the loan and recovery process. So that,the day u leave the bank u can start ur own loan business or cooperative. Don't work to earn alone but work to learn. |
There is nothing special about statisense because he has never carried out a survey. Rather, everything about him is projecting Yoruba above everything. Last year when NBS said that some regions were suffering from multi dimensional poverty and regarded the Eastern region as the only region that has less poverty,this werey turned it upside down and said,East is the poorest region by per kilometre. No survey carried out,it is just one idiot tweeting from his brown roof and nothing more. |
Go and find out more so that,it won't be that he was married before. Take it as a duty...love alone is not enough. I and my Fiance have known each other for three years now...so we decided to talk about us i asked him deep questions about himself that was when he told me that he once got a lady pregnant and she refused to abort the child so decide to have the baby. He said the child is with his mom in his village but promise it wont affect us or our marriage if we finally settle down and that i will be the one to decide if the child should stay with us or not. I asked him why he hid the secret from me since |
MTNnews:When ur governors and president have not sworn in one person as either minister or commissioners...the one in the east is about completing 9roads in Aba within the same time of being elected. He is worth celebrating and if u don't like it,u can jump into the lagoon. |
This governor is not resting at all. Dr. Alex Oti has almost finished 4 out of the newly constructed road he started just 3 months ago in Aba. What a pace,what a governor! |
Bravery can only come from this igbo tribe...they are known for this. They will stand their ground anytime,anyway. Igbos kwenu. |
The man who once said PDP will rule Nigeria for 60years has just been buried last month. His name is PRINCE Vincent Ogbulafor. This means APC will never last. In few years time...God will reveal why he is God. |
He has a trace and a father...but down home one criminal has no father or mother,no state,no certificate,no class mate and worst of it all,no background. |
ARE U MARRIED? As if single life is the ultimate. Anyone who is financially ready and mature should marry,but don't marry someone that is not working nor a woman that is not doing anything. But in all,marriage is sweet. I have never regretted ever being married. This is my 8years in marriage and I have not looked back. And for those who wants to marry soonest,take note that love alone isn't enough to sustain that marriage but hard work and perseverance is key. Among all,money is the first priority without it sustaining a home would be tough. fineboynl: |
Puss360:If it is rigging forget,Abuja is very hard to be rigged. The people are tough to deal with. Radio and television stations everywhere,international inpectors almost everywhere and will he fight the indigenes? |
Puss360:The best is to source for loan and solve that problem if need be. If u use tenant money to complete a house...u are already telling the tenant that u are financially incapable...it belittles the landlord. It is better he or she finds a lender. |
Nigeria they say is the poverty capital of the world while Lagos is the poverty capital of Africa. |
Puss360:U made a good point...but why is loan bad? I just want to know pls. |
franchasofficia:My wife's managing director in the office buried his mum some years back,they say even the man used to claim Lagos but when his mum died,that was when everybody knew he was from Osun state. I still wonder why they are not proud of their states. May be because they hate to build good houses in the village or what? |
Goodday90:Yet Ibadan is not older than many towns in Nigeria. |
The British colonial rule in Nigeria, which lasted from the late 19th century until 1960, had a significant impact on the country's social and political landscape. While it would be an oversimplification to attribute all of Nigeria's problems to British influence, there are certain ways in which colonial policies contributed to divisions among Nigerians. Here are a few key factors: 1. Administrative divisions: The British introduced the concept of indirect rule, which relied on traditional rulers to govern on their behalf. This approach often favored certain ethnic and religious groups, leading to power imbalances and marginalization of others. It created disparities in resource allocation and reinforced divisions among ethnic groups. 2. Arbitrary borders: During the Scramble for Africa, European powers drew territorial boundaries without considering pre-existing ethnic, linguistic, and cultural groupings. Nigeria's current borders do not fully align with historical divisions, leading to potential conflicts over resources, identity, and political representation. 3. Divide and rule tactics: The British exploited existing differences among ethnic and religious groups to maintain control. They favored certain groups and granted them preferential treatment, leading to tensions and rivalries among Nigerians. 4. Diverse legal and educational systems: The colonial administration implemented different legal and educational systems, often along religious and ethnic lines. This further deepened divisions, fostering a sense of separate identities and interests. While the British undoubtedly played a role in sowing seeds of discord, it is important to note that Nigeria's challenges extend beyond colonial legacy, including factors such as governance issues, economic inequalities, and competition for resources. Building a united and cohesive Nigeria requires addressing and reconciling these various factors. |
Lord Lugard, a British colonial administrator and the first Governor-General of Nigeria, held specific views about the Igbo, Yoruba, and Hausa ethnic groups during the colonial period. His views were shaped by the racial ideologies predominant in the early 20th century and the challenges he faced in governing Nigeria. In his writings and policies, Lugard regarded the Igbo, Yoruba, and Hausa as distinct ethnic groups with different characteristics. He believed that the Igbo and Yoruba were more receptive to Western education, Christianity, and economic development compared to the Hausa-Fulani. Lugard's favoritism towards the Igbo and Yoruba stemmed from his perception of their "progressive" nature, while he viewed the Hausa-Fulani as conservative and resistant to change. He believed that the Igbo and Yoruba were better equipped to embrace modernity and participate in governance, trade, and education. However, it is important to note that Lugard's views were influenced by his role as a colonial administrator, tasked with maintaining control over the diverse regions of Nigeria. His goal was to govern effectively by understanding and utilizing the existing social and cultural structures, and he believed that recognizing the differences between these groups was necessary for colonial rule. Overall, Lugard's views on the Igbo, Yoruba, and Hausa were shaped by racial stereotypes and the need to administer a diverse and complex country during the colonial era. |
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