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Looking at how most of the rich men in anambra state are relocating to some safer and conducive cities and states, it beat my heart how anambra state government have became inactive to tackle some major problems facing them no good transport system, No water board coporation everything is just fall apaprt, Its time we youths shall stand up against this foolishness of our government. Obiano should do the right thing now than going for media hype |
berem:and that is what you are getting now or does your own CHANGE have different meaning |
idupaul:if Americans could persuade nigerians to kill their fellow citizens, I can only say kudos to Americans, what a foolish act by nigerians |
Please mr Gov, i always got ashamed and disappointed when ever i travel to other states and see how planned their cities are, and also the rate of enviromental sanitation there. I want to plead with you if all you can archieve in your tenure is getting a good town planning and sanitation. We will really appreciate |
fr3do:ok, now we have religion in Nigeria, tell me what impact it have created in our society if not corruption, hatred and wickedness |
We the atheists and agnostics are approching, for all this religious mugus in nigeria, no hope for a battle lost because we will wipe you all from the face of nigeria so as live a peaceful life like that of Norway, Denmark and so on |
Chazzyboy:how' |
I had a lovely experience at anambra state today. a comedian was driving his car with a megaphone, his song goes like this holy spirit! be my comforter, holy spirit, take control, as i am driving along their road, their road is too NARROW, holy spirit lead me oh |
That I did not worship your God does not mean that I worship your satan If there is a God, there Will be only one religion |
Hmm |
Mathematical:explain this english language without twisting it to siute your imagination. "God created man in his own image" |
@o.p, soon you will claimed that the estimate you got was influenced by the spirit of God. Nigeria has the highest percentage of atheist and agnostic in africa, so why was it not included? |
Some people will just open their mouth and talk rubbish and claimed to be influenced by the spirit of God, the same way some white folk wrote bible and koran and claimed to be influenced with spirit |
Its mostly called "agbara" in most part of igbo the leaves is rich in multivitamins. but for some people that have not seen this plant before, never you make an attempt to come closer to this plant if you happened to see it in the bush or any where. Its itching is worse than that of chroloquine |
Christians believed in the mark of the beast(666) and the rapture. 1) please between those two, which one are we expecting to come first? 2)is the obama care no more the mark of the beast? 3) which part of our body is going to be raptured, the soul or the whole body? |
my fellow atheist and agnostics. Have you seen why we keep on mocking religious people. |
josPlateau:and you forgot that it was that same day that jesus went to hell. |
The Harmattan is a hot, dry and dusty wind (continental trade wind) blowing over West Africa. This northeasterly wind blows from the Sahara Desert into the Gulf of Guinea between the end of November and the middle of March (winter).[1] The name comes from or is related to an Akan cognate.[2] On its passage over the desert, it picks up fine dust and sand particles (between 0.5 and 10 micrometres). The air is particularly dry and desiccating when the Harmattan blows over the region. At morning, low temperatures can easily be as low as 15 °C (59 °F) or 20 °C (68 °F). At afternoon, high temperatures easily soar to more than 30 °C (86°F) and can reach as high as 40 °C (104 °F) sometimes, while the relative humidity drops under 10%. The Harmattan blows during the dry season which occurs during the lowest-sun months, when a high pressure system of the subtropical ridge stays over the central Sahara Desert and when a low pressure system of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) stays over the Gulf of Guinea. The Harmattan brings desert-like weather conditions: it lowers the humidity, dissipates cloud cover, prevents rainfall formation and sometimes creates big clouds of dust or sand which can even result in violent duststorms or sandstorms but when the haze effect is weak, this dry wind creates beautiful sunny days with plenty of clear skies. Effects In some countries in West Africa, the heavy amount of dust in the air can severely limit visibility and block the sun for several days,[3] comparable to a heavy fog. The dry air can break the trunks of trees growing in the region. The effect caused by the dust and sand stirred by these winds is known as the Harmattan haze, which costs airlines millions of dollars in cancelled and diverted flights each year,[4][5] and risks public health by increasing meningitis cases.[5] The interaction of the Harmattan with monsoon winds can cause tornadoes.[1] Humidity drops to as low as 15 percent, which can result in spontaneous nosebleeds for some people. The wind can cause severe crop damage. |
A major police operation was under way Monday in Sydney where hostages are being held in a cafe. CNN affiliate Seven Network said that at least 13 people are being held at the Lindt Chocolate Cafe. It published a photograph of people inside the building holding a black flag with Arabic writing on it. The flag reads: "There is no God but God and Mohammed is the prophet of God." Video showed people, presumably hostages, with their hands pressed up against the glass. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott told reporters that authorities do not yet know the motivation of the person responsible for the ongoing situation. "We don't know whether this is politically motivated, although obviously there are some indications that it could be," he said. The Prime Minister added: "The whole point of politically motivated violence is to scare people out of being themselves. Australia is a peaceful, open and generous society. Nothing should ever change that." He said more information would be released as it becomes available. Two U.S. officials briefed on the incident said that it was unclear exactly how many hostages are being held. There is at least one armed suspect involved, and so far, no known motive, they said. U.S. President Barack Obama was also briefed on the situation. Authorities have not yet had direct contact with the hostage taker, New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said. Source: http://www.cnnmobile.com/latest/2014/12/15/hostages-held-in-sydney-cafe |
MzPreshie:thats good but some statements are rather not to be made |
MzPreshie:and you think that there is a gurantee that you wil be stable till the rest of your life? |
Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts... perhaps the fear of a loss of power. |
wait for the religous zealots(christians), they will soon condem you to enternal hell fire |
bring him back to Nigeria, he deserved to be our president |
Anambra= no go area you might eventually loss all of them in an accident. Their roads are death traps |
Diffdeef:joke of the year. Who is wille? |
FKO81:your type are the ones that encourages corruption. Let the truth be said for once. |
FKO81:fashola may be, i dont know much about south west |
as for me, i go for 1) chime 2) rochas. Others are just clueless |
i wish there would be a 30 years jail term for corruption. I will take nigeria serious |
unibenstudent1:hmm, quoted at where? |
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