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Happy Birthday Barcanista. I wish you long life and prosperity.

I've been meaning to ask this question: "Are you a Barcelona fan?"

^^Well said Matthew.

Inspirational quote:

Nice one OP. I think this applies to the guys too.

^^I agree with you 100%

Inspirational quote:

I love mathematics and I love love. But mathematical love? Count me out .

Love is beyond mathematics. Love defies logic. Loves defies laws. Love is life itself.

Love is beyond the universe. And since we have not been able to fully develop a mathematical formula that defines the universe (despite the appreciable efforts by Newton, Einstein and present generation scientists), that ultimately means that we've not been able to develop a universal mathematical formula that defines love. And we won't succeed with that no matter how hard we try.

Love is the only thing that makes me believe that all is not vanity afterall. Someone once said that Loving is her Religion. I totally agree.

cjrane:
It is not new taxes!
These have been the normal taxes that the gas stations simply refused to pay.
Yet,they want manner from heaven in terms of good roads and other infrastructure. I think the government should make sure these crooked dealers aren't allowed to create artificial scarcity and exploit the people more by selling fuel in the mid-night at above pump prices.

Our people should learn to pay taxes to the government and then demand better infrastructure in return. That is how it works in civilized societies.

Well said. People demand for basic amenities and infrastructures from the government yet they don't want to pay tax. It's very worrying.

ducii:
*Armenian Dram (Armenia) 1Naira = 2.47 AMD

* Burundian Franc (Burundi) 1Naira = 9.38 BIF

* Belarusian Ruble (Belarus) 1Naira = 64.54 BYR

*Central African Franc 1Naira = 3.13 XAF

* Congolese Franc (Congo) 1Naira = 5.58 CDF

* Chilean Peso (Chile) 1Naira = 3.53 CLP

* Colombian Peso (Colombia) 1Naira = 12.38 COP

* Costa Rican Colon (Costa Rica)1Naira = 3.27 CRC

*Djiboutian Franc (Djibouti) 1Naira = 1.10 DJF

*Guinean Franc(Guinea Conakry) 1Naira = 42.31 GNF

*Guyanese Dollar(Guyana) 1Naira = 1.26 GYD

* Hungarian Forint (Hungary) 1Naira = 1.47 HUF

* Indonesian Rupiah (Indonesia) 1Naira = 72.82 IDR

* Iraqi Dinar (Iraq) 1Naira = 7.02 IQD

*Iranian Rial (Iran) 1Naira = 161.32 IRR

*Cambodian Riel (Cambodia) 1Naira = 24.70 KHF

* Comoros Franc (Comoros Island) 1Naira = 2.35 KMF

*Kazakhstani Tenge (Kazakhstan) 1Naira = 1.09 KZT

* Laotian Kip (Laos) 1Naira = 48.48 LAK

*Lebanese Pound (Lebanon) 1Naira = 9.13 LBP

*Malagasy Ariary(Madagascar) 1Naira = 16.35 MGA

* Burmese Kyat (Burma) 1Naira = 6.04 MMK

*Mongolian Tughik (Mongolia) 1Naira = 11.19 MNT

*Mauritanian Ouguiya (Mauritania) 1Naira = 1.76 MRO

*Malawian Kwacha (Malawi) 1Naira = 2.75 MWK

*Paraguayan Guarani (Paraguay) 1Naira = 27.86 PYG

* Rwandan Franc (Rwanda) 1Naira = 4.16 RWF

*Sao Tomean Dobra (Sao Tome) 1Naira = 117.22 STD

*Sierra Leonean Leone(Sierra Leon) 1Naira = 26.27 SIL

* Somali Shilling (Somalia) 1Naira = 4.71 SOS

* South Korean Won(South Korea) 1Naira = 6.38 KRW

*Tanzanian Shilling(Tanzania) 1Naira = 10.29 TZS

*Ugandan Shilling (Uganda) 1Naira = 16.40 UGX

*Uzbekistani Som (Uzbekistan) 1Naira =14.38 UZS

*Vietnamese Dong (Vietnam) 1Naira =128.48 VND

*West African Franc 1Naira = 3.12 XOF

*Yemeni Rial (Yemen) 1Naira = 1.30 YER

*Zimbabwean Dollar (Zimbabwe) 1Naira = 2.18 ZND

I observe it fluctuates at 2 decimal places. However, our currency is still stronger despite the fluctuations.

Really? Never knew our currency was this strong . Up Nigeria. It can be better though.

Ilovenigeria:
you have felt that way before?

Yes, I felt that way during my graduation/Oath Taking Ceremony. It was a day of joy and liberation.

Wow, congrats. I'm so so happy for you. I know that feeling.

Yes, we will get there gradually. Nigerians are truly industrious.

MizMyColi:
*sniffs*
Please may i get a handkerchief.


Coming from TheCelebrity herself.
Today don better pinish.


Brb
Lemee goan buy frame, na to take screen shot of this page sure pass gan

Wow. We've got a one big family here. This is such a wonderful thread. I'm inspired.

Hi everyone, I'm Obinoscopy .

Cancer can be defeated. All we need do is to unite and spread the word. Healthy lifestyle and early detection are our greatest weapon.

Stale news. Was published Jul 2013

Obinoscopy:
cc Modream

Modhream your input is also needed here abeg.

Obinoscopy:
I really don't understand the judgement that led to the conduction of fresh election. A member of APC, Mr Sekav Iyortyom, challenged the outcome of the party's primaries and not the election itself so what should have been done would have been to substitute Mr Orker Jev's name with that of Mr Sekav Iyortyom (just like the Amaechi vs Omehia case). There was no need for a fresh election since the court never cancelled the INEC conducted election.

Or is there something I'm missing?

Oga Modream, abeg come and give me your view on this.

Sorry, I meant to type modhream

IfyAwazie:
Video, audio or source. Choose one

Source has just been included.

I wonder why Fashola wasn't encouraged to pick up the presidential contest form. Why should it be the people who led our parents generation that still wants to lead our present generation?

Arva:
Nothing has changed tho. The topic is not still there.

Did you attempt modifying the post?

36 billion naira debt? Na wa.

#BringBackOurGirls

Arva:
Obinoscopy pls I sent u a mail but I don't know if u saw it. The antispam bot removed my thread in the religious section. Pls I'll appreciate if I can get my thread back. Thanks a lot.

Done. But please don't try modifying the post again as it might get flagged as spam again.

I really don't understand the judgement that led to the conduction of fresh election. A member of APC, Mr Sekav Iyortyom, challenged the outcome of the party's primaries and not the election itself so what should have been done would have been to substitute Mr Orker Jev's name with that of Mr Sekav Iyortyom (just like the Amaechi vs Omehia case). There was no need for a fresh election since the court never cancelled the INEC conducted election.

Or is there something I'm missing?

Oga Modream, abeg come and give me your view on this.

Obiagelli:
Bitter and constructive argument is subject to personal opinion, have you listened to lai mohammed and olisa metuh, who is more constructive?

What is constructive about heaping every problem on the opposition?

You should tune to fox news one of these days and see what criticism is.


Mtn is out to make profit, every other thing is secondary.


Again watch fox news

Both Olisa Metuh and Lai Muhammed indulge in bitter politicking. I watch fox news, I don't see bitter politicking in fox news. I don't see the opposition rubbishing the US military. I don't see the opposition disputing their nations rebased GDP in fox news. I don't hear the govt call the opposition Janja-weed in fox news. I don't see the Republicans being branded as Al-Queda or ISIS by the Obama led govt in fox news. What I see is constructive criticisms with facts and figures in fox news.

Obiagelli:
How do you provide good governance if you don't win office?

You mustn't win office to ensure good governance. You can also achieve good governance through constructive criticisms and advice while in opposition.

Really? I didn't know Mtn is a charity organisation. My brother primary object is profits. They can tell their potential customers all that bullcrap but they won't dare with an investor.

MTN is not a charity organisation but a profit making company. True. But have you ever seen MTN telling their customers that the reason why the customers should use their services is because they want to make profit? No. APC shouldn't rub it on our face that they want to wrestle power from PDP. All they need to do is constructive criticisms, advice, commendations and grassroot mobilization. When the time comes, the people will decide if they want an alternative government or not.

How do you make it about the people if you can't touch their lives.

There are many constructive ways to touch lifes without resorting to bitter politicking. Consult the Democrats for guidance.

berem:
hahahahaha!! Unless you don't eat peppered stew,you're not welcomed to my house.

Happy sunday!

I love peppered stew! I'm coming to your place o. Just ensure that rise and stew are very plenty

Happy Sunday dear.

berem:
you go fear analysis na! Hehehehehe!
Obinna,you need to download one plate of stewed rice with pepsi. You're definitely farmished.

You cook rice? I go come your house o

barcanista:
As long as the ouster is through the ballot and not military coup or public uprising, I don't see any wrong in it. We are in election period, the PDP and APC are using every strategy to either remain in power or come to power (as the case may be). The Presidency and the PDP were trying to score cheap political points with the whole exercise,
The APC long ago and General Buhari as at separate times called for dialogue, the same PDP and her apologists castigate them and call them names. Today, the same government and pdp adopted the dialogue route that had been suggested long ago by the APC/GMB. If the PDP was sincere, they'd have looked into the suggestions of the APC and Buhari as at that time or involve them holistically in this their so-called negotiation. Brother, the pdp and fg aren't sincere at all. The APC is on point.

When Buhari's name was mentioned to participate in the boko haram dialogue why did he chicken out (Wole Soyinka didn't chicken out during the time of MEND).

When state of emergency was declared in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa, why did the APC oppose it?

When the insurgents were been killed and chased out of maiduguri, why did Buhari complain against it?

When the Military recorded significant victory against the insurgents this year, why didn't APC congratulate the military and urge them to do better?

My friend, both PDP and APC aren't sincere. No one is on point. They are merely jostling for power by hook or by cròok. May God give me the wisdom to choose the lesser crook come 2015. Amen.