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if i upload that of nnewi, you Abians will see that you are living in paris. Shame on igbo governors

Aizebioje: If this man channels the amount of time he spends giving press releases into controlling the Ebola virus, we'll actually have less to worry about!!!

brain malfunctioning

am just wondering wether joseph was made king after 7 years of his interpretation or before the 7 years?

am just wondering wether joseph was made king after 7 years of his interpretation or before the 7 years?

Eyop: In Akwa-Ibom state for instance,were the indigenes clamouring for sharing of money? I understand that such happens but an honest leader wouldn't be intimidated by the pressure of sharing money.

"an honest leader" that is the only hard thing to find in my country Nigeria. Why why because, he would rather adhear to the intrest of his people which is sharing money than developing our country

Eyop:
You cannot 100% blame the citizen. A situation where by elections are rigged in favour of another for their selfish gains,in such situation will you blame the citizen? Udoedehe won the last election in my state but the result was manipulated. So will you as well blame the citizens for the outcome of the elections?

i understood you but i have my own reasons why i blame the citizens. Some elections are beyond my immagination. The heart of men are unpredictable so you can never know who will do better. Let me get back to riggin of elections as you earlier narrated, Nigeria is a country whereby we have seen corruption as part of our culture including every aspect of leadership in nigeria. I believe we will get to the solution someday. Then back to my formal issue, when an election is on, only one person will emerge as a winner, the only duty i owe him is to give him/her my total support, but in a situation where by the citizens are clamouring for sharing of money rather than finding a solution to their current problems, who then will i blame?

a country where the citizens will prefer to have the money meant for political campaign to be shared hand and hand, rather than providing sufficient infrastructer, we have one of the the bad roads in the world yet billions of naira are shared to individuals at every campaign, i rather blame the foolish citizens than to put blames on the politicians who do use our foolishness as a tools for their selfish desires

#bringbackourMOYES

ramdris: Rip to the gallant soldiers. We hail your courage.

stop hailing their courage you hypocrite. Go and join them in the fight

august have been the season of festivals that has to do with the haversting of yams. I will upload some of the pics of the festivals when i got ready for that
#AFRICANCULTUREMUSTSTAND

balamz: obey your mum she knows the best for you than anyone else.

yet she is afriad because a certain man called pastor said that she is robbing God. Because she could not pack her money and give them?

an argument broke out between me and my mum, she just came back home, unfortunately i was not ahome because i went to celebrate our new yam festival, watching masquarades as they display some certain entertainments, my mum immediately got angry when she founds out that i was at the square. She now begin to preach of what their pastor said about those that do go to watch masqurade and patronise them, may be given then 20 naira for the entertainments. Instead of coming to church and listen to the word of God. To my greatest suprise, she said that any man that dosent pay his tithe to God(church) is robbing God and will go to hell fire. Am in trouble now, my mum have entered into the to hands of brainwashing fraudsters, how can i deliver her from such bondage?

only God knows how much i hate this OKADA of a thing

all i can look foward to are those nigerian herbs, they might be of great help to fight that disease

shevon: OP, you will do well to provide the source of this news. I'm not in support of the USA not giving Nigeria this same ZMAPP drug, but having to post such info (which will only make people throw insults and hate at the Americans) without credible source is not one thing that I will support.
So, where you get ya info from?

thanks, you are reasonable not like other posters above me that bring shame to nigeria

berem: Boko haram killing innocent and helpless nigerians. Police who is supposed to be "our friend" joins boko haram to also kill. The protesters were not carrying arms and were harmless,why shoot at them na?

and you believe the crap? there would have been many deads if police have shot at the crowd rather than hiting only one person at the head. Waiting for nigeria police to tell their own part of stories before i comment fully. Nigerians latest weapon is now PROPAGANDAS

[quote author=NgeneUkwenu][/quote]abeg tell us wettin salt fit do, rather than that long big grammer. Aftarul no be every bodi wakd go skul

NaLaugh:

Abeg, do you think i can buy MTN with 2 bags of salt?

But no, serious question- i remember in 2001-2002 you had to dial a number like 15 times before it connects. Is that still the case?
Abi na wetin make dem dey record profit be dat?

In the world of business, cutbacks on quality infrastructure= profit growth. Especially when you were afforded the opportunity to be an industry spearhead. We all know Econet's 0802 was dead on arrival back in the day

even been the FTC ,your comments is out of point

Africa has indeed turned the corner. A
continent once synonymous with
death, disease and destruction is
showing signs of improvement. Virtually unscathed by the global
financial slowdown, the African
continent boasts some of the fastest
growing economies in the world.
Nigeria, Ghana and Tanzania are some
of the countries leading the way in this exclusive economic growth club. With
a combined population size of 1 billion,
70% under the age of 30 and an
annual spend of $600 billion, the
African continent is an attractive
business proposition for any investor. It comes as no surprise then that the
U.S. is making huge strides to
accommodate Africans. Hosting one of
the largest gatherings of African
Leaders in Washington, the U.S. is
showing the world -- and sending a signal to its closest rival, China -- that it
can and will have African influence,
which it can convert into commercial
opportunities that can translate to
receipts. Chinese dominance The acceleration of China across Africa
has been breathtaking. A long
standing business relationship with
the continent has translated to huge
trade volumes in excess of $200 billion
in 2013, doubling what the U.S. achieved in that same year. Read this: Twitter reacts to U.S.-African
Leaders Summit Taking the world by surprise, a
liberalized African continent voted with
its feet changing suppliers -- re-
affirming China's dominance, with the
U.S. fast closing the gap; the
Washington conference is confirmation of President Obama's new ambition in
making up lost ground. Challenges Security challenges facing the African
continent are huge. Africa is by no
means a picnic. The U.S. government
will have to put security at the top of it
agenda as American businesses
expand operation across the African continent. Instability in Libya, Central African
Republic and extremist Islamic groups
can be a constant threat. Doing
business in Africa will have its hazards;
the business environment can be
harsh and unforgiving. Yet, despite these challenges, exceptional growth
figures in Nigeria prove that despite
repeated and sustained attacks by
militant group Boko Haram, Nigeria is
still considered a thriving hub for
businesses worldwide.
Source-CNN

ByfireByfire: ATHEISTS IN NAIRALAND WHAT IS YOUR BLOODY,BLIND,FOOLISH EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE OP.YOU EASILY FORGET THAT THE 8 MONKEY ANALOGY APPLIES EVEN MORE TO ATHEISTS WHO IN THE MULTITUDE OF OVERWHELMING EVIDENCES CHOOSE TO BELIEVE CONTRARY JUST BECAUSE OTHER DIE HARD ATHEISTS THAT EXISTED BEFORE THEM BELIEVE THE SAME THING.UNIMAGINABLE IGNORANCE!!

all i could see is your username

Eye twitching, eyelid tics and spasms
are pretty common. Usually only the
bottom lid of one eye is involved, but
the top eyelid also can twitch. Most
eye twitches come and go, although
they can last for weeks or even months. I once received an e-mail from a
patient's wife, who told me her left
lower eyelid had been twitching for
several weeks, and it was driving her
crazy. Could I help? To find a solution for eye twitching,
we needed to determine the
underlying cause of this annoying
problem. Called myokymia in doctor
lingo, these rippling muscle
contractions in an eyelid can be triggered by: Stress Tiredness Eye strain Caffeine Alcohol Dry eyes Nutritional imbalances Allergies Almost all sudden-onset eyelid
twitching is benign, meaning the
condition is not serious or a sign of a
medical problem. However, this kind of eye twitching
also can be hard to treat. The only
option for making the twitching stop
may be to figure out the cause and
deal with it. More serious forms of eyelid
twitching are caused by neurological
conditions such as blepharospasm or hemifacial spasm. These conditions are much less common
and should be diagnosed and
treated by an eye doctor. Get Adobe Flash player When your eyelid is twitching, you
may feel that everyone else can see it,
as in this animation that exaggerates
the movement. But usually the spasm
is so subtle that others wouldn't even
notice. Why Does My Eye Twitch? Stress: While we're all under stress at times, our bodies react in different
ways. Eye twitching can be one sign
of stress, especially when it is related
to vision problems such as eye strain (see below). Reducing the cause of the stress can help make the
twitching stop. Tiredness: A lack of sleep, whether because of stress or some other
reason, can trigger eyelid spasms.
Catching up on your sleep can help. Eye strain: Vision-related stress can occur if, for instance, you need
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Toyolad: Hmmmmm,I think this is in relation to traditions and superstitions ALONE.reason being that,we only accept these traditional and cultural beliefs because we see people adhering to them and we think "it's fun and would be advantageous to me".

Religion on the other hand is based on one's personal belief,I mean encounter with our Godfactor..I tell you peepz,religion is not based on dogmatism or follow-the-crowd;it is a personal thing.we are only recognized with those who share the same belief with us

i wish i could understand what you mean from your post. Religion=believe, who then brought the awareness to you?

Divepen: God owns the church...
Christains are the church...Where we meet is fellowship ground..
Where two or more are Gathered in Jesus name he is there...
Human love physical head as seen in the days Isreal asked For a king from samuel, so the pastor is the human head.

how does this answerd his question?

Kingsize4eva: .

U just poured out wot i v in mind. Is really bad, demolishing structures after d culprits must v been caught. Which way forward ma dear country?

if there was a death penalty for raping, i assure you that there will be no casa of raping in nigeria, we are yet to be civilized so we deserve every harsh treatment until we forced nice reasoning into our thoughts

man u fans, we are sensing relegation this season, anyway we go find another ref

cnwamo: Wise move by the F.G, I hope the US govt responds well.

Obama have been praying for a day like this, the trap he kept for nigeria for some months ago have gotten nigeria. We are bragging of been superior when we were having anti-gay issues with US of A, we boasted of been African champion. Today, ebola wants to wipe us away from the surface of the earth and we are now crying and calling on America. One lesson we should learn is that we should mind how we talk. Nyako and Sanusi can testify of this moral lesson because it states that "experience is the best teacher"

Lilprocess: Igbo Nkwenu! Nkwenu!! Nkwenu!!!
Y1gbo tarnishing our image since 1914

just wondering what this ofe mmanu-rarian mean by 'IGBO NKWENU'

EMERITUS85: if you call yourself a Christian then you will know that sin against holy spirit is unforgiven

did he said anything wrong if all is what happened. Why did he not confess when he later found out that ohakim wasn't guilty of the propagandas used against him, he waited till the church was given a dud cheque. Silly Nigerians. Fuk all you Nigerians

meforyou1: rochas is a big time fraud. now he's issuing the church bounced cheques. rochas should not allow the wrath of God and the catholic church to befall him. that he cant stand forever.

church=money. 50million would have add to a great development to the state.

legend of the seeker