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This is private madness! Hefty men like this one we've got here are needed in the porn industry. I mean why be a nurse when you can actually become the CEO of a porn industry?hmm, ,it beats me o! A Nigeria nursing assistant based in the United States, Folajuwani Ajani has been arrested for handling a patient and also videotaping it. Ajayi appeared at an indianapolis court on Tuesday where he pleaded not guilty to the charges.According to charges brought against Ajayi, while working at Wishard Hospital, he allegely removed the clothing of an unconscious female patient and fondled her genital area. This, he also videotaped. But what gave him away was that he mistakenly videotaped his ID card and his title.Source gathered that upon arrest, police said his phone had 400,000 pictures and 17 videos.Prosecutors says they are looking for means to get the other women on his phone and interview them on whether or not they have also been abused by the assitant nurse.Ajayi’s case has once again raised the issue of medical personnel who used their position to violate female patients by sexually abusing them.
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Venita M Akpofure . . . . .Venita is a popular Lagos model and video chick. She's featured in quite a few Nigerian videos, most recently in Skales 'Mukulu' video. God spent time on some people sha!
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Great Business men Dangote Nigerian, Adebayo Ogunlesi Millionaire Kase Lawal |
nollywood. .the third largest movie industry in the world!
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Great Footballers and Great Football Accomplishments Nigeria made Olympic football history by becoming the first African and non-European and South American team to win the gold medal.
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One of the best African writers in the continent chimamanda adichie the first african woman to win Orange Prize for Fiction (2004) and was awarded the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book (2005). Wole Soyinka-Wole Soyinka - first African-born Nobel Prize winner First African writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986. Chinua Achebe-Father of the African Literature
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Princek12:"If you see an average Nigerian family, everybody has a college degree these days," said Udeh, 32, a physical therapist at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center. "But a post-graduate degree, that's like pride for the family." Nigerian immigrants have the highest levels of education in this city and the nation, surpassing whites and Asians, according to Census data bolstered by an analysis of 13 annual Houston-area surveys conducted by Rice University. Although they make up a tiny portion of the U.S. population, a whopping 17 percent of all Nigerians in this country held master's degrees while 4 percent had a doctorate, according to the 2006 American Community Survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau. In addition, 37 percent had bachelor's degrees. In comparison To put those numbers in perspective, 8 percent of the white population in the U.S. had master's degrees, according to the Census survey. And 1 percent held doctorates. About 19 percent of white residents had bachelor's degrees. Asians come closer to the Nigerians with 12 percent holding master's degrees and 3 percent having doctorates. The Nigerian numbers are "strikingly high," said Roderick Harrison, demographer at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, a Washington, D.C., think tank that specializes in researching black issues. "There is no doubt that these are highly educated professionals who are probably working in the petrochemical, medical and business sectors in Houston." Harrison analyzed the census data for the Houston Chronicle. Stephen Klineberg, a sociologist at Rice University who conducts the annual Houston Area Survey, suspects the percentage of Nigerian immigrants with post-graduate degrees is higher than Census data shows. Of all the Nigerian immigrants he reached in his random phone surveys 1994 through 2007 — 45 households total — Klineberg said 40 percent of the Nigerians said they had post-graduate degrees. "These are higher levels of educational attainment than were found in any other , community," Klineberg said. |
music and entertainment! we have produced some of the best musicians in the African continent! Tuface-first African to win the MTV Europe Africa Asa Nneka sade
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Nigerians the most educated immigrant group in the United States
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these days alot of rich men have been asking me out and sometimes dey offer me a ride to a restaurant or anywhere but I am always scared because of violation or being kidnapped etc the only guys cars I get into are Nigerian men cars maybe Because I trust Nigerian more because we are from the same country ![]() |
song and wife
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After graduating from Harvard University and Stanford Law School, Afam Onyema turned down jobs from prestigious law firms with starting salaries of $160,000 to help realize his father's dream of opening a world-class hospital in Nigeria -- which will be called the Augustine Memorial Hospital. Onyema's father is an obstetrician from Nigeria who moved to Chicago in the '70s. He hoped to one day found a hospital in Anambra, a state in southeastern Nigeria. But it was not something Afam seriously considered helping his father with, until hearing U2 singer Bono speak when he was at Harvard University in 2001. Bono, he told Harvard magazine, "really challenged my class to, realize that because of our privileges, more was expected of us." From there, Afam and his father started making plans for the hospital while Afam went to law school at Stanford. After graduating, he turned down lucrative job offers to help his father build the hospital, establishing the GEANCO Foundation to oversee the process. As GEANCO's chief operating officer, Afam has recruited A-list celebrities such as actor Forest Whitaker, model Kimora Lee Simmons, actor Dijimon Hounsou, and Nobel Prize winners to raise awareness and money for the hospital. Afam Onyema is making history , as a young philanthropist who took his Ivy League education and used it to help the less fortunate. Nigeria, a country with the largest maternal mortality rate in Africa, does not currently have an adequate health care system to address the issues facing its citizens. Onyema has been named to the New Leaders Council's "40 Under 40" list for his work with GEANCO. What's next for Afam? Onyema continues to work to help his father realize his dream by raising money and making plans for Augustine Memorial in Anambra State. In his own words , "I didn't initially think I would do this as a career," Onyema told Harvard Magazine. "I thought I would help my father's dream come true and then move on to the next challenge. But to me this is the next challenge."
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Would you still say -->"I DO" if your groom insists on wearing this on y'all wedding day? check out this Naija man lol
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shymmex:U naija boys ona like yourself too much ![]() yoruba, igbo and hausa girls dont look the same please ![]() |
shymmex:everyone has different tatstes but i prefer a girl with a pretty face than body any day |
shymmex:Nigerian girls might not be bootilicous like south african girls but we are prettier facially esp we igbo girls -check out this thread https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-761575.0.html u havent seen senegalese, mali, guinea girls in west africa dey are one the prettiest in the continent. .ivory coast women are known to be pretty with big backsides like south african girls |
edo girls are pretty too. .dey look like igbos
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shymmex:edo men are more handsome that yoruba men. compare patrick obahiagbon to the yoruba king obasanjo big difference |
shymmex:Southern African girls got nothing on west african girls. Senegalese, mali, guinea, Nigerian girls give them a run for their money |
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