Sport89:
Enugu State has done well

ambu2:
March on African Giant. Damn AKA!

pocohantas:
I hope they didn't just waste an innocent man's life. If otherwise, zero sympathy.

Ezeama400:


You were quick to give a ridiculous analysis about how APC is penetrating SS Geo zone, but quick to ignore how PDP is taking over the North unlike what was obtainable in 2015.
Zamfara
Sokoto
Adamawa
Benue
Taraba.


You guys should be more worried about the plans of the northerners because the way they see power, they are likely to pull out of APC and go back to CPC, then look for another people to merge with if they don't get APC ticket.. They don't reason like you
They attach too much emotions on power... They don't care about party affairs, they are only after their region.
Don't cry and beg for whom to hug when core northers do what they they are known for in politics.
Awo and Abiola would tell you better
Awo received more commendation from northerners but we all saw how he ended up.

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Mkenya2019:
Assuming it was even btrue that your had an army that strong and Boko Haram twice stronger than that armed force, how does this affect the Quality of Life for the average Nigerian

TorukMakto:


I don't know why the mods have not banned him since he's mentioning them for nothing,

Seun has always advice users to report posts and not mention mods

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Kenyan you are making me more confused why don't you try asking the question what has oil done for Nigeria that is the first question which must be asked. If my country has oil why is it so backwards.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Yes I can show you 100 places in Nigeria looking better than that just see my pictures below. You can see Nigeria is a technological advance prosperous City. Seeing is believing

Isinweke:
Planet Mercury passes across the face of the Sun
11 November 2019


Mercury appears in silhouette against the bright surface of the Sun

Mercury has made a rare transit, where the planet passes across the face of the Sun as seen from Earth.

During the transit, Mercury appeared as a dark silhouetted disc against the bright surface of our star.

There are 14 transits in this century; the last before this was in 2016, but the next event will not occur until 2032.

The transit began at 12:35 GMT, when the edge of Mercury appeared to touch the curvature of the Sun.


Transits of Mercury are relatively rare (this image shows a previous, complete transit)

It ended at 18:04 GMT when the edge of the silhouetted planet appeared to leave the Sun's disc.

Professor Mike Cruise, president of the UK's Royal Astronomical Society (RAS), said: "This is a rare event, and we'll have to wait 13 years until it happens again. Transits are a visible demonstration of how the planets move around the Sun."

The entire event was visible from the eastern US and Canada, the south-western tip of Greenland, most of the Caribbean, Central America, the whole of South America and some of West Africa.

In Europe (including the UK), the Middle East, and most of Africa, the Sun set before the transit ended, and so the latter part of the event was not visible.

In most of the US and Canada, and New Zealand, the transit was in progress as the Sun rose. Observers in eastern Asia, southern and south-eastern Asia, and Australia were not able to see the transit.


Mercury is the smallest and innermost planet in the Solar System

Mercury is the smallest and innermost planet in the Solar System.

It completes each orbit around the Sun every 88 days, and passes between the Earth and Sun every 116 days. As the orbit of Mercury around the Sun is tilted compared with the orbit of the Earth around the Sun, the planet normally appears to pass above or below our nearest star.

A transit can only take place when the Earth, Mercury and the Sun are exactly in line in three dimensions.



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