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Crime / Re: Katsina Community Watch Corps Kill 200 Bandits In Two Weeks by Nwakannaya1: 10:36am On Mar 18
Civilians >>>>> Military
Satellite TV Technology / Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Nwakannaya1: 2:17pm On Aug 30, 2023
Given the economic realities presently, please, what is the estimated cost of setting up a 5kva solar system including cost of installation.

Variation is 24hrs option and 12 hrs option which can be charged with generator on cloudy days.

Price for top-notch materials

Price for normal ones

Price for "economy" materials
Romance / Re: "Single Mom" Epidemic: Who Is To Blame- Men Or Ladies..? by Nwakannaya1: 4:43pm On May 18, 2023
blacksam01:
in the last 2 month in my quest to get a wife... I encountered 7 single moms all working and beautiful...i was alarmed at the rate of the singlemomship..

many of them i deduced followed money of guyz and got stuck. For many also, it was supposed to b a good marriage but the guyz fell out of love.funny enough, all claimed to be properly married before....

so i ask, as this rising status continue in our society who among the male or female are reallyi fueling the Epidemic

Are you talking about divorcees or single mothers? Aren't both supposed to be different?
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ugandan Minister, Charles Okello Engola Killed By His Bodyguard Over Non-Payment by Nwakannaya1: 5:44pm On May 02, 2023
Pushing one to the wall has consequences

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Ugandan Minister, Charles Okello Engola Killed By His Bodyguard Over Non-Payment by Nwakannaya1: 5:44pm On May 02, 2023
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Business / Re: Tribapay Is Consistently The Best Dollar Card With Great Customer Care, by Nwakannaya1: 3:20pm On Apr 06, 2023
I'm looking for something cheaper than payday.

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Politics / Re: Presidential Poll: Atiku Files Petition, Insists Tinubu Not Qualified To Contest by Nwakannaya1: 3:45pm On Mar 22, 2023

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Politics / Re: Presidential Poll: Atiku Files Petition, Insists Tinubu Not Qualified To Contest by Nwakannaya1: 3:44pm On Mar 22, 2023
Politics / Re: Presidential Poll: Atiku Files Petition, Insists Tinubu Not Qualified To Contest by Nwakannaya1: 3:18pm On Mar 22, 2023
engineerboat:
Documents to be relied upon

Can you share a link to full copy of the petition?
Politics / Re: Presidential Poll: Atiku Files Petition, Insists Tinubu Not Qualified To Contest by Nwakannaya1: 3:16pm On Mar 22, 2023
Can you share link to a copy of this petition?
Business / Re: He Kept So Many Secrets And Lies, Marriage Is Crazy. by Nwakannaya1: 11:08am On Jan 21, 2023
So because we are married, i should let you into every secret of mine if they exist? Just dey play.

Na d secret wey i create with u, u go know, i no fit tell you others, if you no wan stay, farewell.

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Politics / Re: 2023 Presidential Election: Rivers State Street Poll (Video) by Nwakannaya1: 9:20am On Jan 18, 2023
Mikanites and jagabandits would avoid this thread.

But then, it is only wickedness against this polity that would make someone pick any presidential candidate over Obi.

Even ignorance won't let you pick agbado.

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Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 1:36am On Dec 06, 2022
Napata77:


YOU ARE A LIAR, AND YOU JUST PULLED THAT OUT OF YOUR ASS TO BUTTRESS YOUR SLAVEBOY ARGUMENT.

NIGERIANS VISIT THE HOSPITAL FIRST, IF THEY CAN, AND WHEN THAT DOES NOT WORK, THEY GO TRADITIONAL. NOT THE OTHER WAY ROUND. LIAR.

Less than 50 percent of Nigerians can afford to visit the hospital when ill. The others resort to traditional treatment and/or God.

I have seen traditional birth attendants helpless in the face of complications, the patient was delivered of her baby safely when they were rushed to the hospital. Till date, over 20 per cent of births in Nigeria are carried out by traditional midwives.

You must have been one of them, but thank God there was no complication that affected your physical composition, unfortunately, the same cannot be said of the mental.
Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 9:06pm On Dec 05, 2022
musicwriter:


Admittedly, it may not work exactly as I've described it but I wanted to stretch all the possibilities to it's very limit. But the only reason it won't work that way is because we're suffering a serious case of intellectual slavery.

In practice, it would probably work something close to the way the government has explained it. People would be schooled in the major language spoken where they live. Else move to where a school in their language could be found. There's nothing wrong with that.

But then, any culture (language) that cannot be used to acquire knowledge, the culture must die because it's useless. Culture must solve problem!! That's the very reason a culture exists.

If this policy comes alive, it would be a turning point in history and any Nigerian culture that cannot evolve with it, should die. It has been that way for thousands of years. There are extinct cultures and they died because they couldn't evolve with time.

If we cannot name the animals and plants in the forest in our native languages, then we're not worth to be called human beings.

If we cannot name the cockroaches, all the leaves, ants of all types, plants of all types, roots and study even their interiors plus pass that knowledge to our future generation, then we're not worth to be called human beings.

If we cannot document all the snakes in the forest- poisonous and non poisonous snakes, plus state the antidote for the poison, then we're not worth to be called human beings.

If we have to continue to learn everything from white people, including the very mundane act of writing and speech, then we're not worth to be called human beings because there's no other reason that we must be said to be more intelligent than a Chimpanzee. Even animals communicate in a language not given them by man. So, why can't a so called human being do that??

And this reminds me of something. Let me share something with you.

Few weeks ago, there was news of Davido's little son, Ifeanyi, drowning in a swimming pool. And nobody could save his life!! Upon all the so called knowledge we've gotten from white people.

But when I was growing up in the village back in the 80's, we did save the life of a little boy who fell inside a well and was under the water for several minutes.

It happened that as I just came back from school and was removing my dress, someone came running through the streets, shouting in a frightened voice "onye nwe ubube e!. Nwanta dabara n'ime mmiri", which in this dirty English language, means "who has ladder. A little child has fallen inside water". He kept repeating that as he ran from street to street. Sometimes he'll mention the name of the father of the child.

In the village everyone knows everyone, so those who have ladder began immediately bringing them out and started running towards the house of the man he mentioned.

I followed the trail and arrived at the well just at the time the boy was brought up from out of the well. I believe it would be nothing less than 15 minutes I first heard the ladder cry. The boy must have been under water for at least 15 minutes, and I am being very conservative here.

In my presence an African physician gave the little boy a first aid. The boy's stomach was as big as a balloon....even Alisha isn't fat enough LOL. The African physician (trained by African tradition on how to give first aid) kept pressing the stomach of the child.

Then I saw this horrible sight of water forcefully coming out of the boy's nose, mouth, ears, anus, even from his eyes all at the same time!! It was like an opened tap running out at high pressure. The mouth, nose, ears, eyes, anus are connected!

Once all the water was pumped out, the boy was left alone. Some onlookers already gave up hope and said he won't make it. Some said we should all wait.

Believe it or not, within few minutes the boy had his first breath and everybody erupted with joy. And that's how the boy's life was saved.

If I were around at the time and where Davido's child fell inside the swimming pool, I'll have revived the boy using an African acquired knowledge. There was no need taking the boy straight to the hospital. He could have been revived using the same method narrated above.

But today, Africans are waiting for the white man to tell us how to resuscitate an African boy who fell inside the swimming pool in an upscale environment where the odds should be in favor of finding people who should've saved the life of the little boy.

Instead, we're waiting to learn the human anatomy from white people. We're waiting for white people to teach us what's worth knowing and what's not worth knowing.

The result is the situation we find ourselves today on the African continent- a people incapable of solving their problem with self inspired knowledge. And this is the problem that the Nigerian government is trying to address but there are people who call themselves "educated" but have no clue of the benefits.

Note: If you find any part of what I said offensive, remember that I am not speaking to you personally on the last part.

We are living in an increasingly globalised world, there is no culture immune to changes neither is any culture foolproof. While language is an important and indispensable aspect of any culture, such culture would not go into extinction just because the language is not used for formal instruction.

Furthermore, I have seen traditional doctors treat someone for months without any improvement but when the person went to the hospital and received treatment for one week, his health was restored.

You can't name every animal, plant or organism in a local language without first seeing them, many living things are "geolocational", you can only have a name for a thing that exists within the location. If you don't manufacture car, you cannot have a local name for it because it is not original to such group, the best that can happen is to translate to possible meaning.

These are realities
Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 3:08pm On Dec 05, 2022
musicwriter:


I understand your concern very well and, indeed, already gave someone with similar concern an answer in my first post on this thread. Let me repost.

"Though this policy would make a lot of sense if implemented when we practice true federalism (restructured Nigeria) but don't worry because there would be Yoruba schools in Kano.

Likewise, there would be Hausa schools in Lagos.

There would be Igbo schools in the North too and Hausa schools in Igbo land.

So, no matter what part of the country a child comes from, he/she would be schooled in a school teaching in is his/her mother tongue in that location.

But then, the parents of an Igbo child born in Kano, for example; may opt for the child to attend Hausa school instead of an Igbo school in Kano if they so wish. A Hausa family living in Anambra may also opt for their children to go to an Igbo school instead of a Hausa school in Anambra if they so wish. See, it would be about what tribe offers the best quality education if we're talking about a revolution in the educational sector up to university level.

In fact, to even make it better, it shouldn't only be limited to primary school but should extend till university if we really want to take control of our minds, knowledge and power as black people. That's when the Nigerian diversity would begin to make sense and would, for example; lead to home-grown intellectual competition to see who'll produce the best physicists, chemists, biologists, authors, economists, etc in our native languages.

That's the shortest path to get the illusive unity they are talking about"

In addition to the above, you're not being realistic, rather you're being naively pessimistic. A journey of a thousand miles begin with a step. You need to take the first step!!

You're pessimistic and scared to take the first step, that's why you only see every possible reason it won't be possible. Start from this moment thinking how it would or should work, not why it won't work.

Finally, Malaysia and Indonesia are actually more diversified than Nigeria. Indonesia alone has more than 17,000 Islands speaking more languages than Nigeria. Indonesian as a national language came to be as they began solving the type of problem we're talking about here. Same thing with Malaysia. Malaysia has more than 3,000 Islands speaking different languages. Again, Malay emerged as the national language as they began solving this type of problem. Well solve ours too when we take the first step. Because if we cannot find a solution to same problem that others have solved in many other formerly colonized third world countries, it then means that something is wrong with our brains.

You are very optimistic rather than realistic. Would there be an Idoma school in the remoter villages of Zuru LGA of Kebbi State? Would there also be an Ebira school in the riverine Ijaw area of Sagbama LGA. By implication, you are saying there is a possibility of having over 450 schools in every single community? Quite unrealistic.

Assuming you are running a federal system which could accommodate the constituents of the country better, along which lines are the federating units going to exist? Traditional ethnic groups? Or the artificial States and regions which are notorious for their intradifferences?

If the federating units are the original ethnic groups, that is over 200 federating units, if this can be achieved which is very unlikely, then your proposition can fly, otherwise, it is not feasible.
Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 9:40am On Dec 03, 2022
musicwriter:


Good day my brother

I feel a need to reply you because you appear to be making a logical argument but you don't just understand there's history of nations switching from language of slave masters back to their own language. You don't understand that all the fine arguments you have here have already been trashed by other nations when they were in our shoes.

For your information, so many countries have already done what Nigeria is planning to do, and all the supposed logical arguments you have came up.

Vietnam was colonized by France and Netherlands. But they returned to being themselves and learning in their native Vietnamese. When they were making the switch back to Vietnamese, educated people like you were running out of Vietnam, their own country to France and Canada, citing "percussion". What a shame!

Same thing with Malaysia. Malaysia had bitter experience from Britain and Japan but they moved from English to their native Malay. However, this didn't stop teaching or learning in English in Malaysia. They're still English schools in Malaysia today. In fact, Nigerians go to school there.

Likewise Indonesia. They've made the switch from English back to their native Indonesian. But English is still a subject in Indonesian schools just like every other subject.

What you should understand is that English is just a subject in school and would still be taught to children in primary school in Nigeria. So, a Nigerian child learning in Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Bini, etc would still speak perfect English!! Nobody said that in English would no longer be taught in primary school as a subject.

Britain tried everything to hoodwink Japan into learning in English. Do you know that Japan studied in English for 10 years? Indeed, Britain initially succeeded and Japan studied in English for 10 years. But they quickly realized the bigger picture and the potential damage it would cause, so they went back to their native Japanese. Today, they're enjoying the benefits of being themselves

How about your Britain itself?

Britain was enslaved by Greece, Rome, and colonized by Germany, Scandinavians, France.

Each time Britain was under slavery or colonialism, they spoke the language of the enslavers. Indeed, that's why the English language is a scared language constituting Greek, Latin, German, French, etc.

But in 1348, Britain came to their senses and banned the use of Greek and Latin in school. Your Britain implemented the same thing Nigeria wants to do!!

Then, in 1362, other languages were banned completely in every other thing and English became an official language.

The first English newspapers was written in 1702. Before then, they were written in Greek, Latin, French, etc

That's briefly how Britain fought for their freedom. This is brief because it took them about 300 years to achieve it.

Do you know what delayed the freedom of English people to reclaim their native language? There was so much foot dragging along the way because educated people in Britain like you (those educated in Greek and Latin) were making all the so called logical arguments you're making here.

Having been enslaved in Greek and Latin language, they didn't know the power in their native language! Like you, they didn't realize that no amount of "logical" reason was enough to learn, speak and write in a language other than their native English.

My brother, please understand that our ancestors accepted the English language as slaves. They didn't think it through, it was accepted under duress.

Set your mind free! All the "logical" reasons you have for English are shortsighted and momentary. The initial huddles you worry about would be overcome within a couple of years. Then, we'll become free indeed.

We're not English people. We are Africans!!

If you need further information about everything I've said, read the link on my signature. Read the PDF version only, not the article.

You missed one thing, you are making reference to nations, not artificial countries that are products of colonial decisions. I'm being realistic, those things that worked in those countries cannot work here. Nigeria is made up of many nations, over 200 of them, this makes it difficult to implement that policy, it is unrealistic having 270 official languages or languages of instruction.

If the old Oyo empire were to be a country in the 21st century, Yoruba would be a language of instruction in it, if kanem bornu empire were to be a country in the 21st century, kanuri would be an official language there, this applies to nupe kingdom, Benin empire, and every other single nation lumped up in the country called Nigeria.

This is the situation under consideration, it is not about choosing to use a foreign language or not. The countries you cited have something in common, they have a dominant language which over 70 percent speak. It is not the same in Nigeria.

If it would work, then the country need to divide itself into nation's first.

In Nigeria, about 450 languages are spoken and this is more than twice the number of languages spoken in the entire Europe. When comparative study is being done, one should not discard peculiarities.

Let me leave this here, how would you feel if your child is instructed with a local language different from yours just because you live outside the area where your language is dominant? Nigerian languages are too many, they should rather be studied as subjects not serve as language of instruction.
Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 11:53pm On Dec 01, 2022
Sagamite:


Okay.

So how come Hong Kong students who are instructed in Chinese in primary and secondary school are able to do their undergrad, Masters and PhD in English then?



What kind of rubbish statement is this?

Your point is?

If someone fails an English or X language exam, i.e. a language which they speak, it is wrong to fail them?



Total Nonsense!

You just came up with a pile of colomentality excuses to justify continued having colomentality.

So Canada does not have "cohesion" and "nation building" because one half operates in French and the other English?

Belgium does not have "cohesion" and "nation building" because one half operates in French and the other Dutch?

You can only get cohesion and build a nation when you speak fone, lose your identity and you are a drastically poor imitation of another people?

Stop talking colomentality nonsense.

Children have he capacity to learn multiple languages and operate in multiple languages if they are trained in them from young.

This foolish excuses of "I don't speak my indigenous language to my kids, so as not to confuse their ablity to learn English" does not fly.

I grew up going to public school and speaking 2 languages (Yoruba and English).

I still got A* in English in exams provided by a British examing board (not WAEC or NECO o) and went home to eat Eba & egusi and watch Fadeyi Oloro and Akere after the exams.

Many European kids grow up speaking 3 languages and can attend lectures in English, which is not their mother tongue. They would even pass an English test at a higher rate than those of you from an English speaking country like Nigeria (even if the population set is restricted to only those who grew up in VI, Ikoyi, Ikeja and Lekki).

Drop your colomentality!

It is either you lack the capacity to comprehend the discourse or you have consciously chosen to argue blindly. I believe the former is more likely to be the case.

Language of instruction is different from languages being taught. You can be taught many languages but the language of instruction for all non-language subjects is always one.

In all the places you cited, there is consistency in the language of instruction throughout different levels of education. Anyone can go and earn other degrees in any language of instruction they choose. Nigerians are even earning PhD using different foreign languages.

Your statement with regard to national cohesion is borne out of sheer ignorance. Nation building in a country with little or no language difference is not the same as a country where you have over 200 languages.

If you like continue basking in undue ignorance
Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 6:12pm On Dec 01, 2022
Sagamite:


1. What is your point about ability to speak and ability to pass exams. I don't get it. Be clear.

2. How is it a problem to use local language for instruction?

3. Explain to me what is wrong in using local language to teach English, Maths & Science learnt in primary school. Go ahead.



Did you read well about the policy?

Is primary school same as secondary school?

Who told you there is a plan to use local language at secondary schools?

You have not read the policy but have come to a conclusion it was not "well thought out"?

Jesus is Lord!!! {Hands on head}

Primary school is not same as secondary, the foundation you need to excel in studies is laid in primary school.

If you instruct in local language in primary school and start instructing in English in secondary school, there would be a knowledge and comprehension lacuna in that child's life, this would be a result of the change in the pedagogy.

I was once a teacher in the north and I had to teach kids in secondary school in English, these were people who were taught in Hausa during their primary school. There was hardly communication, and when there's no communication learning hardly comes in. People who understood basic science taught in Hausa while in primary school can hardly understand basic science taught in English in secondary school. This is where I have my reservation for not reading the policy document, this is because there might be an arrangement to continue instructing in local languages beyond primary school which this news is not telling us. However, from what is available in this piece of news, the policy is poorly thought out, continuity and sustainability were binned.

On the other hand, you suggested that pupils be tested for local language proficiency through an exam. This has its loophole because for instance people who speak English every day still fail English exam, people who speak Igbo still fail Igbo exam. Somehow, the policy would be denying secondary education to many people who could speak local language.

Then, on a general note, when national cohesion and nation building is being pursued, there is usually serious need for language uniformity in the instruction of children, it is what they head as kids that they hold on to most. Even though they must have been taught the same thing in different languages, whenever there is need for them to meet, the difference would be conspicuous and competition for language supremacy would start creeping in.

If these do not still make sense to you, I'm afraid, no objective explanation would.
Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 2:20pm On Dec 01, 2022
Sagamite:


There are actually two options:

1) Make local languages the compulsory languages of instruction.

2) Make it compulsory that each kid (raised in Nigeria) must pass a primary school exam in a local Nigerian language to progress or gain entry into any secondary school in Nigeria.

The second one might even be a better policy in my view. That would provide some sense of equity for those not living in their native land but simultaneously force useless parents to speak their mother tongue to their kids; otherwise they would be funding private lessons for 1 or 2 years, after primary school, for their kid(s) to learn a local language before being able to progress to secondary school.

By force, by force, we go remove that colomentality.

Look at P-Square and go check their children's names. Serious colomentality.

These things aren't as simple as they appear.

We have over two hundred languages in Nigeria and about 1000 dialects, but this isn't the issue as concerns manpower to teach them, the issue is, you can speak a language fluently and still fail it in exam and you and speak a language badly and still pass it in exam.

Teaching a local language is good, but making it a language for instruction is where the problem lies. It means that when you are teaching English, Maths, Science and others to these pupils, you'd use ibibio to teach them English if you're in Akwa ibom.

What then happens if they go to secondary school?
If I'm a Yoruba and find myself in ibibio land, my kids would be forced to learn ibibio so as to understand the subjects being taught.

You see, these things aren't as simple as they seem. My baby schools here in the north, she's taught Hausa as a subject, I don't know how she passes it because she doesn't understand zo, imagine that Hausa language is the language of instruction, she won't understand dot.

I do not know the details of the new policy but it doesn't appear well thought out.
Politics / Re: Fuel Scarcity: We Have 2 Billion Litres Available – NNPC by Nwakannaya1: 11:16am On Dec 01, 2022
All year round, there's been petrol scarcity in Abuja.

I do not have problem with price increase but what would happen to the subsidy balance since less would be paid for subsidy when the consumers pay higher. That's the issue.

250-300 naira is the new normal, hopefully we'd adjust to it, NNPC must have simply hoarded petrol to cause price increase.

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Politics / Re: FG Blames State Governments For Rising Poverty by Nwakannaya1: 3:17am On Dec 01, 2022
APC has blamed everything there is to blame in the world except itself. What APC cannot blame does not exist.

Most of the governor's are in APC, invariably.....

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Politics / Re: Oshiomole: Atiku Can’t Manage His Household; Preach Unity In Nigeria by Nwakannaya1: 3:13am On Dec 01, 2022
Nothing concern me and their fight.

Na to sit down dey drink my nunu dey enjoy animal farm fight ����

Where is Osho's wife sef? grin

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Education / Re: FG Approves Mother Tongue As A Compulsory Language In Primary Schools by Nwakannaya1: 3:04am On Dec 01, 2022
When you instruct them with the mother tongue which isn't bad in itself, I hope they would be able to communicate with others from other geolocations in their own mother's tongue.

We already have Nigerian languages in schools but making them compulsory languages of instruction has the capacity of limiting the pupils in less developed country like ours.

Since he removed sex education from curriculum, I no longer take him serious. Self-confessed failure of a minister.

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Politics / Re: APC Holds Solidarity Rally In Bama LGA, Borno State (Pictures) by Nwakannaya1: 2:59am On Dec 01, 2022
Agbado APC lule.

Comparatively, Zulum is doing a good work though but not on behalf of Agbado.

grin
Politics / Re: Reno Omokri: Only Atiku Is Prepared, With Lucid Mind To Lead Nigerians by Nwakannaya1: 2:52am On Dec 01, 2022
Las Las
Na people wey dey attend debate we go vote for.

Lucid mind wey dey run from live interview/debate na lame mind.

Na Atiku and Bat go dey compete who go dey distant third.

The winner is no longer a secret.

Vote wisely.

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Politics / Re: Governor Umahi Bans Use Of Public Schools For Political Rallies by Nwakannaya1: 1:51am On Nov 01, 2022
Nwakannaya1:
If dem ban campaign for public schools and public places, Obidients go rent private spaces. At worst Obidients go beg Catholic churches for the use of their fields.

Either way, opposition campaign must go on.
Politics / Re: Governor Umahi Bans Use Of Public Schools For Political Rallies by Nwakannaya1: 1:51am On Nov 01, 2022
If dem ban campaign for public schools and public places, Obidients to rent private spaces. At worst Obidients go beg Catholic churches for the use of their fields.

Either way, opposition campaign must go on.

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Politics / Re: Obi Not Different From Tinubu, Atiku – Kachikwu, ADC Presidential Candidate by Nwakannaya1: 10:01pm On Sep 27, 2022
Obi lived through the old order but not of the old order.

Vote wisely.

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Education / Re: Please Help With This Quantitative Reasoning. by Nwakannaya1: 2:48pm On Jul 18, 2022
Fixed.
Thanks

The first one is multiples of a number, then pick the odd one.

The second is multiplication of the numbers in the first and last box to get the middle numbers.
Education / Please Help With This Quantitative Reasoning. by Nwakannaya1: 12:51pm On Jul 18, 2022
Abe make una help me, e no gree me fix. Thanks.

Car Talk / Re: Antics Of Local Mechanics by Nwakannaya1: 4:53pm On May 20, 2022
I left car for Oga to run a few things, shouldn't take him more than 2hours at most. He didn't call back till night, he said that the master brake developed issue.

Oga carry car go flex, I was just watching his movement and listening the banging music in d car through the tracker. Him just go burn my petrol.

The guy come tomorrow dey say him park car for workshop go house. I just dey laugh.

Nigerian mechanics be like women, dem must frustrate u, just find d one wey u fit overlook.

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Travel / Re: Pictures Of The Ongoing Ikeja Along Bridge Construction by Nwakannaya1: 8:11pm On May 19, 2022
mapet:

Bridge in less than 12months ? Bros, slow down with dreams

Umahi took over on 29th May 2015, he didn't start the flyover immediately, by April 2016, the level of construction had passed this one.

Note, I didn't say he completed the flyover in less than 12 months.

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