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Can't forget the day I was called into the prestigious alumni of the university of Nigeria, Nsukka at this same #Legendary #EkpoRef. Lions and Lionesses hmmmmmmmmm!!!!

The Minister of Health once came out to deny the increments in the duty rate and levies on pharmaceutical products. But nothing good ever comes from the Nigerian government presently. The below pics shows the current Levy been imposed on Antimalarial drugs from the Nigeria Customs official tariff Web.
https://www.customs.gov.ng/hscode/resulthscode.php?TYPE=KEY&HSCODE=3004

Christian ladies. They will cover up their hair and body properly when entering the Muslim abode but will curtly shush you when you request of them to do so in church. #HypocrisyEverywhere

ObiomaA:
this is what they deserve to do



see how they naked one of the women in this video I saw on Instagram


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Download u*u nne gi there!!!
Why you leaving the topic to play nude games.

ricsman:
Guess that's was one of the reasons America didn't want to help us with sophisticated machine.... we wouldn't use them well..... imagine this kind mistake.... saving and killing some later...

Am not supporting the clueless and idiotic Nigerian military. #NeverWillI. But the so called Americans with their all hallowed sophisticated military personnel still bombed a civilian hospital in Syria killing close to hundreds of people last year. Am not understanding? abi their coordinates no be world-class again. No use American foolery spoil my mood ooo abegii

SuperS1Panther:
You are daft if you are not well prepared for their attack.

Decimate them in such a manner that it will forever be in their folklore not to find their way to your land again.

The same way Ore folklore always remind some people not to ever head towards the land of Oduduwa again.

Ewu!!! Mkpeeeeee!!! The Ore folklore my a*se. Those people have tactically conquered your Eko and soon encroach Ogun. Be careful for your biggest nightmare may just be a reality after all.
Meanwhile the Fulani mafia are holding this country under siege. Let us have a clear restructuring of the federating units in this country.

Dominiquez:
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That fruit in the pics is not ukwa.

soberdrunk:
Congrats!! Its a good thing our destinies are not tied to the location of our birth if not.............

If not you become Ewu that is goat or mkpeeeeee!!!!!!!!

fathomberry:
see her face sef!

Girls Hating each other since 800 BC.

This is a clear case of who pays the piper dictates the tune. The states of course won't mind nor have the audacity to protest such incursion into their independent affairs. Once they've continously sold their birthright to the FG by constantly going cap in hand to Aso-Rock begging for crumbs. I sincerely oppose vehemently this kind of Federation. We should practice true federalism, states should be given independence to carry out economic and commercial activities to generate revenues. The natural resources abounding in each states should be exploited either by the states alone or a joint venture with the FG. If the former is adopted the states should be paying taxes and royalties to the FG. This will bring about even and accelerated development of the federating units and grant more deserved respect to the states.
I don't give a FVCK!!!!!!!

Cc: Lalasticlala Mynd44
Come and see Nigerian making us proud since 1789AD

Oxford University has announced the appointment of a U.S.-based Nigerian, Wale Adebanwi, to the prestigious Rhodes Professorship in Race Relations in the School of African and Interdisciplinary Area Studies.
The appointment was recently announced in the university gazette.
Mr. Adebanwi who is currently a professor at the University of California, Davis, United States, will also be a Fellow of the St. Anthony’s College, Oxford effective July 1.
Oxford University is the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world’s second oldest university in continuous operation. The university has produced 28 Nobel laureates, 27 British Prime Ministers and many foreign heads of state.
The Rhodes Professorship in Race Relations is named for Cecil Rhodes, British businessman, mining magnate and politician in South Africa who served as Prime Minister of Cape Colony from 1890-1896. The professorship was established by the Rhodesian Selection Trust Mining Company in 1954 at Oxford.
Mr. Adebanwi is the first black scholar to be appointed to the endowed Chair since it was created more than 60 years ago. He was preceded by three distinguished scholars.
The new Rhodes Professor was a Bill and Melinda Gates Scholar at Cambridge University. He holds two PhDs, one in political science from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, and the other in social anthropology from the University of Cambridge, UK.
In September 2014, alongside three other former Gates Scholars, his “amazing success” since graduating from Cambridge was acknowledged by the world’s richest man, Bill Gates, who funded his scholarship at Cambridge more than a decade ago. Gates’s acknowledgement of Mr. Adebanwi was part of the video message he sent to a gathering of current and former Gate Scholars at Cambridge University during the Gates Cambridge Biennial 2016.


Mr. Adebanwi has published widely in the areas of nationalism and ethnic Studies, media and communication, corruption and politics, democracy and democratization, cultural politics, spatial politics, urban studies, and social theory and social thought. In his most recent book Nation as Grand Narrative: The Nigerian Press and the Politics of Meaning, published in 2016, Mr. Adebanwi focuses his multi-disciplinary scholarship on salient issues in Nigeria’s troubled history, examining how debates in the newspaper press shaped the narratives as well as the configuration of power. His influential book, Yoruba Elites and Ethnic Politics in Nigeria: Obafemi Awolowo and Corporate Agency was published by Cambridge University in 2014. His 2012 book Authority Stealing: Anti-corruption War and Democratic Politics in Post-Military Nigeria was selected as one of the three “Best Books on Africa in 2013” by the journal, Foreign Affairs.
The newly appointed Rhodes Professor is the editor or co-editor of 10 books. He has served as co-editor of Journal of Contemporary African Studies and is currently co-editor of Africa: Journal of the International African Institute. Adebanwi, who was formerly a lecturer in political science at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, is a visiting professor at the Institute for Social and Economic Research at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa. He has held visiting fellowships at St Anthony’s College, Oxford, and the Centre for African Studies in Leiden, The Netherlands, and a Rockefeller fellowship for Academic Writing Residency at its Bellagio Centre, Italy. In 2005, he was a co-winner of the prestigious MacArthur Foundation Research grant.
Previously, Mr. Adebanwi served as reporter, writer and columnist for various publications in Nigeria, among them Nigerian Tribune, The Punch and TheNEWS

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/219998-nigerian-scholar-named-rhodes-professor-oxford-university.html

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Merry Christmas Nairalanders, may the joy and peace of Christ the Newborn King dwell in our lives and may the light of salvation never depart from us. God bless you all.
Cc Baggy
Bernlyn
Lalasticlala
Miladi
Ipisi and all you Nairalanders Afonja or Flatron or gworo chewers. In the end we're all one lovely family wishing for a better society and Nigeria at large. May our desire for more a better job, life partner, increased wealth, admission, successful migration be achieved through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Dmitry Payet He was the sparkling light for Westham and France at the Euros.

philfearon:
Enyi mechie onu nshi gi.
Nigerians collectively destroyed their own image, and it is wrong of you to blame a single ethnic group for it!

Are you a flatron?

dominique:
How about the others that died? They didn't have faith in God?

God repaid his steadfast faith to enable others see His faithfulness.

I wouldn't see it as a bargaining tool if there's a serious question mark on his integrity in the security report. The senators though will be ready to go for his jugular like.....

Unprovoked conflagration? Something fishy and supernatural seems to be at play. Obü ogwu ego? Amaro kwam ooo

ccffwx:
Eziokwu, IMO women are just perfect. Simplicity, beauty, brains, class, less noise, scandal free. We know it. Hmm. They both look good.

Scandal free for where? Sharing tòtò upandan for ajegunle. No just start that your Imo girls rock tinz here. 80% of cheap Igbo gals are 4rm Imo

My Friend Was Coming From The Farm This Morning And Killed This


See the big snake my friend and I will use for meat this morning.

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Jenny1010:
God abeg pick my call oo


that cake is damn ugly though

Pick which call? Maka ndi mmadu. Person go PM una, una go dey form say Atiku na una papa. Just Negodu. How can

misspicy:
Apart from the disrespect part, hasn't it always been like this?

Most boys were allowed total unrestricted freedom from even house chores for the single reason that they are male kids.
Most were given the choice meat,largest food portion,cleaned after by their sisters etc.
Why do you think we have some really dirty husbands now? Overgrown babies who can't even wash their own boxers?
Even in my house,my niece wash her brothers cloths on the instruction of her mummy,beaten if she shouts back at them or fight them,not because she is younger but because she is female,and will go to husband house
a lot more,lemme hold it here.

Maybe the elite parents of this generation will help correct this trend for our future daughters

I sense a certain rise in Girl-power. They're all inadvertently saying that there should be equal treatment meted out to both sexes. Anugom oya bia saa afere this morning and stop being mpama Beyonce on social media

Daninya11:
Where is the dichotomy between the duo?.

I was privileged to watch Mercy Akide play football in the '99 world Cup to the early 2000.I strongly opine that she was the best striker Nigeria has ever produced in Female Football.

Perpetual Nwokocha was a Midfielder cum goal poacher who could do exploit from midfield. I will say She is the best Midfielder Nigeria Female has ever seen.


Mercy faced stiffer opposition than Perpetual. During the days of Mercy, we were not technically sound as we are today. Mercy took the team on her shoulders. Countries like U. S. A, Sweden, France,Brazil England were way ahead than their African counterparts.

They are both Legends in their own right.

I beg to differ, Nkwocha faced as much challenge as Mercy did. And Mercy never really carried the team on her shoulders as you insinuated, she had a cast of Omagbemi, patience Avre, Nkiru Okosieme, Ann Chiejina, Egbe and so on. In her hey days she wasn't that better than Okosieme. But as a striker she was easily recognised. What about Kikelomo Ajayi? The two as you said were great but their greatest undoing was not getting us a medal in the international tournaments.

Alariwo2:
later now, you and your likes will be crying yorubas hate you

una cup go soon full no worry.. it's been long they massacred you lots last

Haterz gon hate.

Ah just hope she didn't bleach. am not understanding why her skin ain't evenly toned. Am just saying, make she no go born pikin wey black pass Wande-coal, you go begin suspect say she play away match.

This match is a must watch.. I see inform Arsenal beating Man Utd and disgracing Mourinho again

Look I have seen this before, I've been part of it and surely do cherish memories of it too. This happens due to lack of space in the lecture theatres to accommodate the large number of student freshers. A good number of them are science inclined and will be heading to Enugu campus after their 1st year. Going by the picture, they're heading to Zwelling building or Abuja building (the edifice can't be seen in OAU, UI or ABU, quite masssive) for ZOO 101 or PHY 101 /159 class. The location of the picture is the front view of the defunct SCIENCE Lab Tech class very close to CHITIS eatery with a cashew tree which is shedding leaves due to harmattan season. Kapish?!!! I still got the geography of my UNN up here after five years of graduation. #ProudSuperLion

mrvitalis:
When they gave licence for module refineries u didn't see the news??

If u want to build a small refineries the procedures are there.. Buhari came in and even offered to allow them used the supply channel of the government refineries for free.. . What else do u want him to do? ?

Let me have a link to the news of modular refineries license award....maybe am in the dark here.