Okaka27's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Okaka27's Profile › Okaka27's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (of 44 pages)
My Question : When will wailers club get tired of critics n let's join hands together n move foward?? |
gimakon:so he is now man wey sabi?? ![]() |
GEj faithfuls will.invade here to commend.this move. But if it were Buhari dey will scream PROPAGANDA!! |
chudionu58:but u will be d first to blame.Buhari if its bad news If its good news , na previous govt Were is ur conscience? |
Stupid Wailing Liars .. Thunder never strike me o Rubbish pple |
Dominiquez:thunder hasn't strike me o.. Still waiting #wailing liars |
nnachukz:am not the one hu is angry U Are !! |
Who takes Naija music serious ? |
nnachukz:MumU Abeg read ur post again U see any sign of sense there ? U are jus butthurt from the elections |
IF NA JONATHAN B DAT MAY THUNDER STRIKER ME.DEAD !! Op grow up and get a job ! #wailingLiars |
chesterlee:grow up |
Vivalavida99:
Jus watch the way u type gibberish on the web ok? |
Yellowson:Re u serious bro? All dis killings u blame on change ? Damn u daft |
EroticAngelina:Am.sorry , copied it wrongly ![]() |
10. Zamfara – 70.8% Formed from the Old Sokoto state in 1996 and located in northwestern Nigeria, Zamfara is governed by Abdul’aziz Abubakar Yari, a member of the All Nigeria Peoples Party. Agriculture is the most important occupation of the people of the state, hence its slogan “farming is our pride” Recently the governor was blasted for the “alarming scope of economic dangers and its potential threat to the economic development of the state,” by the Zamfara Budget Working Group. 9. Kebbi – 72% Kebbi State is a north-western Nigeria state formed from part of Sokoto State in 1991. It is bordered by Sokoto State,Niger State,Dosso Regionin the Republic of Niger and the nation of Benin. There isn’t much to be written about the state’s economy but things are looking up. The recently concluded Sir Ahmadu Bello International Airport (SABIA), stands out as one of Nigeria’s most sophisticated airports and is expected to boost the state’s economy. 8. Bauchi – 73% Bauchi is a Northern Nigerian state formed in 1976 when the former North-Eastern Stat ewas broken up. In Hausa the word Bauchi meansthe land of freedom and tourism. However recent Boko Haram adventures in the area, though few, have driven tourists away from the area. Last year Gov. Isa Juguda told Arewa that economies of Northern states is finished due to the Boko Haram insurgency. 7. Ebonyi – 73.6% Created by Gen. Sanni Abacha in 1996, Ebonyi is the only south eastern state among the top 9 poorest country. It is governed by Martin Elechi who currently claims his enemies have set aside N3bn for his impeachment. The state is besieged by corrupt office holders and the EFCC recently froze accounts of the state’s local governments. 6. Plateau – 74.1% Plateau State is the twelfth largest state of Nigeria, and is roughly located in the center of the country. Governored by Jonah Jang of the Peoples’ Democratic Party, Plateau has naturally col climate and a wide range of tourist attractions and boasts of a bubbling state capital, Jos. The state is haunted by some terrorist attacks and tribal clashes from time to time, especially clashes between Fulani herdsmen and its inhabitants. 5. Jigawa – 74.1% Jigawa, carved out of the old Kano state is located in North central Nigeria and is under the leadership of Alhaji Sule lamido. Kano State and Katsina State border Jigawa to the west, Bauchi State to the east and Yobe State to the northeast. To the north, Jigawa shares an international border with Zinder Region in The Republic of Niger, which is a unique opportunity for cross-border trading activities. Government readily took advantage of this by initiating and establishing a Free-Trade Zone at the Border town of Maigatari of country of Niger. 4. Gombe – 74.2% Gombe is another North eastern state which shares common borders with the states of Borno, Yobe, Taraba, Adamawa and Bauchi. It suffers sporadic attacks from terrorists and is governed by rIbrahim Hassan Dankwambo of the Peoples’ Democratic Party. 3. Adamawa – 74.2% Formed in 1991 from the extinct Gongola state, Adamawa has of late been terrorized by the islamist Boko Haram terrorist group, disrupting it’s economic development and growth. However Yola, the state capital under its current governor Bala Ngillari is fast being transformed with new roads, street lights, traffic lights and other prerequisites of a modern city being built. However things are far from being rosy as other parts of the state remain underdeveloped. 2. Katsina – 74.5% Katsina is a state in North central Nigeria and is governed by Ibrahim Shettima of the Peoples’ Democratic Party. The state has the highest poverty prevalence amongst all states in the region. Under the economic sector there is a paltry capital allocation of only N276 million (0.2%) to manufacturing, a paltry N214,019,000 (0.1%) capital provision for Women Empowerment under the Ministry of Women Affairs and only N100 million (0.08%) under the Ministry of Youth and Sports for the states Youth Empowerment Program (Youth Action Plan). 1. Sokoto – 81.2% Sokoto is located in the extreme Northwest of Nigeria. It has unfriendly climate conditions with temperature going as high as 45C on a normal day. Most part of the state are rural areas and over eighty percent (80%) of the inhabitants of Sokoto practice one form of agriculture or another. Tell Us Your State By Dropping Your Comment. |
Better state ![]() Lol..abeg I can't laff Nairaland keeps filling up with super morons Sai APC Sai Buhari Carry Go ! |
Michael333:"greatest in history" Nairaland is filling up with super morons ![]() |
Vivalavida99:M.u.M.u |
ModiKen:eya .. Na trying times man Every club faces it |
ModiKen:PAINED CHELSEA FAN ![]() |
APCLyingBastard:ma nigga
Let's be one bro
Jus support the president let's move foward abeg |
APCLyingBastard:oh c'mon bro We don't need a rocket scientist to explain to us that u re clearly jobless |
APCLyingBastard:are u employed , get a job ASAP |
Aviero:Dunce |
18. Sea life will die off. The churning of the water would kill off any creature relying on air to breathe and would kill off any creature unable to survive on the low-oxygen water brought up from the cold depths. 19. Global temperatures will freefall. With our atmosphere largely covered by dust and debris, a dense fog would simultaneously settle over the colder ocean waters, causing temperatures to further drop. 20. We will be bombarded with radiation 21. The northern lights woukd disappear. Also known as the Aurora Borealis, the northern lights would cease to exist without a magnetic field. 22. Seasons would cease to exist. Earth’s 23.5° tilt would disappear. The sun would still be strongest at the equator but we would have no seasons. 23. The sun will appear mostly stationary. If the Earth stopped rotating, we would see the sun increase or decrease in the sky only when changing our latitude. 24. Everyone will be dead 25. How to survive. But, even though the Earth won’t suddenly stop spinning, to have just a slight chance of surviving, be underground. Being underground and inland would shelter us from the hurricanes and tsunamis that would immediately erupt and would prevent the harmful radiation from reaching us. The problem is you may never be able to leave the underground again. |
11. The poles become unscathed. if the Earth stopped spinning, a polar bear or penguin standing on the North or South Pole would feel little disturbance. 12. Sun will be blocked from reaching the earth. Dust and debris shot into the atmosphere by a stopped-Earth would likely block out the sun, at least temporarily, as happens when volcanoes spew ash into the sky and as happened during the asteroid impact which killed off the remainder of the dinosaurs. 13. The sun's pattern will change. Without the Earth’s normal rotation, the sun would rise in the west and set in the east. 14. Earth will become a sphere. 15. Oceans will redistribute 16. Wind patterns will change. Current wind systems move in parallel to the equator but would move from the equator to the poles if the Earth stopped spinning, massively altering weather patterns. 17. The ocean's surface will atomise. The rapidly moving wind systems would atomize the surface layer of any body of water, including oceans, creating a spray on the surface and waves that would overturn most if not all vessels. |
Have u ever imagined What Will happen if the earth we live in stops rotating ? Here are 25 bewildering facts that will occur; 1. We would go for one heck of a rollercoaster ride. Gravity keeps us firmly rooted to the planet’s surface, especially useful considering – if on the equator – Earth’s rotation shoots us through space at 1,040 miles per hour (1,674 kmh). Thus, if the Earth stopped spinning, we would be hurtled sideways at 1,040 miles per hour. 2. But we wouldn't be able to fly into space.Since Earth’s escape velocity is 25,020 miles per hour (40,000 kmh), we would not have enough speed – only moving at 1,040 mph – to leave the planet. 3. A global hurricane would destroy countless cities. Since our atmosphere turns at the same speed, an abrupt stop would create a massively destructive hurricane over nearly our entire planet. 4. A global tsunami would roll in. Remember Newton’s First Law? An object in motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by an external force. 5. An earthquake will rock the world. If our planet were to stop spinning, the delicate balance would be immediately disrupted and earthquakes would be triggered all over the planet. 6. Fire will ignite everywhere. The rapid change in wind speed and the development of hurricanes mentioned in #23 would create a force so strong fires would spontaneously ignite across the planet. 7. GPS (Global Positioning Systems) would be thrown off 8. The sky will be more static. If the Earth stopped spinning, most of what we see in the night sky would, too. The stars in the sky would appear to freeze in place, though we would still notice the other planets continuing their orbits. 9. The moon will eventually crash into the earth. The Moon is currently (slowly) drifting away from Earth. With the Earth stopped, the Moon would slowly drift closer to Earth until it impacts the planet many millions of years in the future. 10. One day will be One year long. Today, one day is equal to 23 hours and 56 minutes. If our planet was to stop spinning, the sun would stay over half of Earth for six months and the other half for six months, killing off most plant and animal life. That means a six-month-long day followed by a six- month-long night. |
Hey guys, and movie lovers ,
It's already
December and thanks to God for sparing our lives
throughout the year.
Lots of movies were released this year ,so fellow
Nairalanders we will like to know the bests you saw this year.
As u thinking, let me put mine down.
In no particular order..... 1. Inside Out 2. Straight Outta Compton 3. Avengers ; Age Of Ultron 4. Jurrasic World 5. Furious 7 6. Crimson Peak 7. Southpaw 8. Home 9. Ted 2 10. Black Mass 11. San Andreas 12. Kingsman ; Secret Service 13. Mad Max; Fury Road 14. Spy 15. Get Hard 16. Terminator Genysis 17. Insidous 3 18. Focus 19. The Man From U.N.C.L.E 20. The DUFF 21. Pixels 22. Goosebumps 23. Mission Impossible ;Rogue Nation 24. RangiTaranga 25. The Gift |
ihatebuhari:Damn !!Another Mumu |


