moghulis:
[a×(a–1)]+(a–2), =a²–2
OR
(a×b)+(b–1) where b=a–1, =ab+b–1


Using a²–2, we have
3³–2= 9–2=...7
5²–2= 25–2=...23
7²–2= 49–2=...47
9²–2= 81–2=...79


So
10²–2= 100–2=...98
OR
USING ab+b–1
(10×9)+9–1,=90+9–1=...98

ibkgab001:
Flat head

kingwax7007:
this one wey u carry the matter for head, I want to biliv say na 'showbiz' because wen shut hits the fan, I know go bail, just like ojukwu.

Apart from it being a very old English that I no more in use, it is used for machinery. And even, if it had to be a figure of speech, it is 100% wrong...

But I understand, once it is being used by the genius, KANU, on radio Biafra,it becomes a normal English language in Biafra.

Even in the zoo where we caged ur toothless nnamdi, he wld be regretting his unguarded utterances....

Biafra or death, yet, the fool dey hope for bail...

Yeye ... Go inflate ur Igbos to accommodate more brain....

kingwax7007:
yeye boy, allow me to correct u again...

In this context, calling me an illiterate is the wrong choice of English language....

kingwax7007:
lol...contraption na wetin bro? no make me laff,abeg..it doesn't even fit... Pls dnt cry

kingwax7007:
RIP to ENGLISH LANGUAGE. No be only bale, na modric

Kathmandu:
Op please type the comment and the reactions here


My images don't work again

Ask4Info:



You are so childish and incessitive. Your teeth aren't yellow but you looks VERY UGLY and DULL.

How old are you again?

Kingsley1000:
amid all nigerian prophets ,mbaka is the only genuine one

OKorowanta:
I swear di babe fine die.
If I see person dey fight her for road,I fit break bottle for the person head.
I nor care who dey right or wrong.

SycophanticGoat:


You're still stereotyping! So I ask, what makes you different from the few illiterate and un-exposed Anambra people? The fact is, it's only a combination of illiteracy and lack of exposure that makes some Anambra people to foolishly stereotype. Just like the two fools I tackled on here. Do you sense any form of exposure in one of them, while the other one isn't even an Igbo guy in my opinion.

Truth is, Imo people stereotype too. I've met two Imo girls (from NL tho) that the first thing I knew them with was stereotyping. They begin to generalize because of a few Anambra people they've come across and once I start telling them what I've experienced from some Imo people too (which I didn't go about spilling it to their faces immediately I met them), they then learn to shut it.

Never really been much around Enugu, Abia and Ebonyi people to know how they fare in the aspects of stereotyping, so I can't really say. But I believe that it's a general Nigerian disease which the Igbo man foolishly inherited and decided to exhibit it among his brothers and sisters.

Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, SS and NC people stereotype too but they never do that in regards to their tribal people unlike we Igbos do. Right now, you're proving to me that whichever state you're from, your state people do the same because you are displaying it boldly after accusing Anambra people of it.

SycophanticGoat:


Bro, you're generalizing about Anambra people, forgetting I'm from there too. I love my Igbo people (I respect other tribes tho) and that's why I decided to spill out the truth here. Would've appreciated it if you said some rather than how you put it. Let's not also forget that a large number of Anambra people are hardworking; judging by their numbers in market places. Please desist from this kind of stereotyping (why would you claim that most Anambra people are into ritual and drug peddling when in actual sense, these people have huge number of people dominating BBA, AutoParts, Mandealers, Balogun, etc) because in all, you will end up making people like me feel stupid.

SycophanticGoat:


You should be talking to those mofos always busy with insulting other states. What I said is a fact. My mum's cousin has said it to my hearing. He claimed that Ebonyi people don't behave like Igbos. Then I begin to wonder why he feels he's more Igbo than people from Ebonyi state. I'm an Igbo man from Ibenabo Village, Oraukwu Town, Idenmili North LGA. Born and raised in Lagos, attended Ahmadu Bello University for 5 years, served in Gboko, Benue state for a year. Yet I can't speak Yoruba, Hausa nor Tiv. But I speak Igbo (my dialect) fluently.

You'd definitely doubt that I'm an Igbo man from Anambra but will believe that some useless fools that bring division between we Igbos are the real Igbos right?

oboy3:
I say this with all seriousness

it pains me,Yoruba women are an endangered specie,nobody sees them worthy for marriage

Even almajiri self dey dodge them,that tells you about them

please and please Igbomen,consider Yoruba babes nah,bikozie nu

peacereign:


igbo men fight desert encroachment. Desert encroachment is wen an afonja starts deforestation in an otherwise fertile land.

u marry beauty but produce beast, that is desert encroachment. it must be stopped.