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A. I have seen NCDC in my Area testing people

B. I have been tested

C. I kno someone "PERSONALLY" who has been tested

D. None of the Above

A. I have seen NCDC in my area testing people

B. I have been tested

C. I kno someone "PERSONALLY" who has been tested

D. None of the Above

davibid:
Please don't downgrade yourself

Because with God all things are possible

Religion and reality are 2 different things..
You'll becom a beta human whn you learn to separate d two .

Mr OP. Good job on media publicity.. U show me different houses in different locations.. U try!

lalasticlala:
Nikky d Pearl! Why don't u blv he's 25?
I saw it coming. I knew many will scream "football age". Before I created the post, I showed my younger brother his pic, the first one, and asked him to guess Burna boy's age, he said 31!!! I laughed . I told him he's Burna boy o, 25, he said na lie.

That girl wasn't d only person that doubted buna's age but d woman wrapper weh cover u singled her out and u had to even tell ur family history. Kontinu mumuing

Only the poor muslims wear hijab.

which tribe owns gari and what is the native name

omohayek:
Now, this is what a competent official sounds like! It's clear that Kachikwu fully understands the problems affecting fuel supply in Nigeria, as well as the solutions required to deal with the issue once and for all.

Unfortunately, it's also clear that the policy preferences of his boss (aka the Minister of Petroleum, aka the Junketer in Chief) have made what was already a bad situation even worse: Buhari is to blame for cancelling the contract with Tompolo which has led to an upsurge in vandalism, Buhari is to blame for a ridiculous FX policy which has brought domestic business to its knees, and Buhari is to blame for refusing to listen to Kachikwu when he first suggested privatizing and deregulating several months ago.

And just for the record, I say all of the above as neither an APC nor a PDP supporter. Jonathan's regime was rife with corruption, and his lack of decisiveness allowed Boko Haram to grow from a local nuisance into a huge menace; as such, it's perfectly understandable why the majority of voters should have wanted him out of office. The pity for Nigeria is that the only alternative to Jonathan was a stubborn old economic illiterate who is convinced that he can run an entire country's economy along the same 'command and control' lines he learned in the army.

If Buhari persists in his current course of action, he risks turning the country into another Venezuela or Zimbabwe, and those who are currently crying "bring back corruption" will start to sound all too reasonable to the majority of Nigerians.

Nice post! Devoid of biased sentiment

Everybody is focused on illegal oil bunkery in SE, SS while attention is diverted from serious illegal mining in d north.

Bunk3R:
Pple buy high end phones cause dey r as d name suggests, HIGH END. Do u knw d 2gb ram dat fones lyk injoo nd gionee use isnt dsame grade as d type an s5 wpuld use, dey hav levels called DDR. Evn cameras, a 13mp on a tenco isnt evn close to d 12mp on s7 because dey r tins called OIS nd lens quality, plus d body build nd chasis of dez fones r made frm premium material nd not common plastic. Evn dier screens use d latest corning gorilla protection. Everytin about a high end phone is premium nd hence expensive to make. D screen on an s6 edge costs $85 to make on each, dats d screen alone, d whole fone costs $280 to mak so hw do u expect samsung to sell it cheap? Pls understand dat dez high end phones r expensive for a reason nd dats y most infinix dont last as long as evn s4. Let's not condemn somethin we dont understand

One of the most reasonable comment

The broken home of the northern family. In effortless ceremony, a man got hitched to his wife and swiftly a family setting begun. In no time, Allah bless them with a boy and joy raided the air. Just as the boy clocks three years, he is escorted by the father into the city to learn the Quran. Yes, a three year old is forcefully pulled away from his mother to God knows where! The father returns home to the embrace of his wife in kulle. Putus -another baby is on the way as the first one is left forgotten. The mallam in his wisdom has been blessed by Allah and using his economic dexterity, he sends the poor child into the street to ask for arms. In the harshest of the street, the 3 years old boy learns survival instincts. He battles ruggedly against unexpected elements. In no time, he becomes a champion of the street. Unfortunately, he is cut off from the affinity of family bonds, he has no relations to share feelings with as this lad is left for the street to mould him into her dictates. He becomes vicious, angry and paranoid. To subdue his anger against his mallam, he is told never to question his conditions as it is Allah's will for him. He is told to hate those who don't belong to his religion and with unmitigated fury, he brews in anger against the people in the society. With age catching up with him, the street becomes uninhabitable for him. He can't longer beg because no one give alms to an able bodied man. He resorts to crime-from picking pockets to petty stealing and eventually to violent crimes. He is completely a nuisance to the society. The lucky ones amongst his peers are recruited into political thuggery and others brainwashed into religious fundamentalism. As the circle of the almajiri life continues, he is arrested for any of the crimes above and made to serve jail terms. After years in confinement, he comes out more bitter,frustrated and hopeless. With no task to do, he takes to selling water and ridding okada. Again, he continues his romance with the streets. Like a walking corpse, he moves around with fist of furry and stained mind of hate. He is quick to start a fight because he has nothing to lose. Because you are too sophisticated to him, you treat him with disdain and quick to pour verbal venom on him. In the blink of an eye, he draws out his pocket knife and press it to your fine body. While you writhe in pains, he flee into the streets because that is where he belongs. You learn a lesson never to engage the almajiri in a fight. Suppressed eventually by age, he become weak in the hustles of the streets and resort finally to begging as curtain of life draws on him. As he battles to bid farewell to his unfair life, he look back at the offspring of his groin -the next almajiris of his legacy. Tearfully musing

I have heard this for so long, it now sounds like a
broken karaoke.

Ladies will quickly jump on the offer of money, but scream foul and act victimized when payback is demanded. I mean it's not like you're 2years old or something, no man invests where he doesn't plan to reap.

So It makes me wonder if it's the anger of a failed deception or the sorrows of victimization that drives women to raise their voice in condemnation of their male counterparts.

It's a shame when Girls call men dogs when they demand sex on the first date.... After they have demanded money long before a date.... If a
man have to pay to have your presence, don't
complain when your total unclothed presence is
thrown into the foray.

It's also a total embarassment on feminity when a guy tasks his brain to engage in a tete-a-tete with a woman and all she has on offer is stupidity and her body- The lower part of it that is. Since the upper part seems to be full of dried saw dust-

Ladies take this simple advice. If all you have on offer is your body, Shut up and indulge a guy
when all he has to offer is Money!!! Or simply smile,
say thanks and politely refuse the money.... If you're
not a LovePeddler!

I have heard this for so long, it now sounds like a broken karaoke.

Ladies will quickly jump on the offer of money, but scream foul and act victimized when payback is demanded. I mean it's not like you're 2years old or something, no man invests where he doesn't plan to reap. So It makes me wonder if it's the anger of a failed deception or the sorrows of victimization that drives women to raise their voice in condemnation of their male counterparts.

It's a shame when Girls call men dogs when they demand sex on the first date.... After they have demanded money long before a date.... If a man have to pay to have your presence, don't complain when your total unclothed presence is thrown into the foray.

It's also a total embarrassment on feminity when a guy tasks his brain to engage in a tete-a-tete with a woman and all she has on offer is stupidity and her body- The lower part of it that is. Since the upper part seems to be full of dried saw dust-

Ladies take this simple advice. If all you have on offer is your body, Shut up and indulge a guy when all he has to offer is Money!!! Or simply smile, say thanks and politely refuse the money.... If you're not a LovePeddler!

I have heard this for so long, it now sounds like a broken karaoke. Ladies will quickly jump on the offer of money, but scream foul and act victimized when payback is demanded. I mean it's not like you're 2years old or something, no man invests where he doesn't plan to reap. So It makes me wonder if it's the anger of a failed deception or the sorrows of victimization that drives women to raise their voice in condemnation of their male counterparts. It's a shame when Girls call men dogs when they demand sex on the first date.... After they have demanded money long before a date.... If a man have to pay to have your presence, don't complain when your total unclothed presence is thrown into the foray. It's also a total embarassment on feminity when a guy tasks his brain to engage in a tete-a-tete with a woman and all she has on offer is stupidity and her body- The lower part of it that is. Since the upper part seems to be full of dried saw dust- Ladies take this simple advice. If all you have on offer is your body, Shut up and indulge a guy when all he has to offer is Money!!! Or simply smile, say thanks and politely refuse the money.... If you're not a LovePeddler!

AN open letter to LIB fans, fans of celebrities,
celebrities and linda Ikeji

To LIB fans and fans of celebrities:
I am instigated to write this because of some recent outburst of some fans towards some celebrities, and of course our popular blogger Linda Ikeji for purchasing some personal items.

I really admire the reasoning and attitude of an
average Nigerian fan. We see ourselves as inferior
to celebrities. For me, the word FAN has two
acronyms- "Friends AssociatioN" and "Followers
AssociatioN" but unfortunately, most of us feel cozy
with the latter.

Our strong membership in the Followers
AssociatioN isn't doing us much good. It has made
us blind to reality, jealous, hypocritical, seeking the
downfall of celebrities at any possible opportunity
and having the "let's bring him down" attitude. We forget that celebrities are mere humans... like us.

We are always monitoring to castigate in detail
every step they make. We cloth ourselves with
jealousy and blind fold our minds with hate, ever
ready to taint them with our obscene speeches.
Among the things some said days back after Linda
indulged herself with expensive personal items was
that "she should have immersed her resources in
charity", attached with insults as usual. One can't
help but wonder what kind of mentality infiltrates
our present society, left for me, she can bag all her
money, ditch it into the lagoon and watch it till it
sinks to the sea bed, she owes me nothing. Its her
sweat, its her life, whatever consequences or
blessings that follows it, is between her and her
Maker.

In this country, most times we chase shadows
leaving the real image, we forget that the only
persons obligated to help us are our parents and
government officials who are sustained by tax
payers money. Others are voluntary and haven't
committed any offense if they deem it fit not to help.

Sometime in the dim past, the wife of a government official had on her a jewel worth the amount of a cozy bungalow in banana island, I expected eyes to flicker and dust raised by the public because these are the class of people we should focus our halogen lamp on and scrutinize their every activity. But instead, we closed our eyes, swept the dust under the carpet and sang her adulation.

Hypocrisy makes us feel justified to push the
responsibility of giving or helping, to only the rich
and celebrities, forgetting that giving out of our little
resource is more appreciated than giving out of
surplus.

For those of us who throw ill conceived jabs at celebrities on their relationship status is one criticism that's beyond logic..... Because same us will be the first to drag their names through the mud in the case of divorce. Tying the knot is an act that requires care, let's encourage them.

I'll urge a reasonable number of us to adopt the
former acronym for FAN- Friends AssociatioN-
because we all are celebrities of some sorts,
whether in our family, street, Estate, Local
government, National or International arena, so we
can make constructive meaningful criticisms, so we
can talk and they'll see the need to reply us, so that
Karma won't pay us back in tainted coins. And above
all, lead a better simple life, mature in thoughts and
in a more
reasonable society.

To Celebrities and Linda:, As its the manner of
business in the entertainment industry, there must
exist different manners of persons for market to
sell. How we choose to deal with them speaks
volumes about us than it does about them.

Not all followers are well wishers. Some have
clutched tight the pull down rope and won't let go,
some are out to simply overthrow and begin the
same pattern of obnoxiousness.

When pained by their piercing words, if you have no
golden silence left in your shelve, try as much as you
can to drive home your point using constructive
sarcasm.

Becoming a celebrity is not where the big work is,
the real work lies in staying a celebrity.

Take cognizance of all these, use discretion and act
with wisdom, stay focused and always pay homage
to your creator.

Not to turn a mere article into a moral instruction, I
will rest my wind and let the ink in my pen be.
God bless us all

Amobi Omekwu
Beursellf@gmail.com

AN open letter to LIB fans, fans of celebrities, celebrities and linda Ikeji

To LIB fans and fans of celebrities:

I am instigated to write this because of some recent outburst of some fans towards some celebrities, and of course our popular blogger Linda Ikeji for purchasing some personal items.

I really admire the reasoning and attitude of an average Nigerian fan. We see ourselves as inferior to celebrities. For me, the word FAN has two acronym- "Friends AssociatioN" and "Followers AssociatioN" but unfortunately, most of us feel cozy with the latter.

Our strong membership in the Followers AssociatioN isn't doing us much good. It has made us blind to reality, jealous, hypocritical, seeking the downfall of celebrities at any possible opportunity
and having the "let's bring him down" attitude.

We forget that celebrities are mere humans... like us. We are always monitoring to castigate in detail
every step they make. We cloth ourselves with jealousy and blind fold our minds with hate, ever ready to taint them with our obscene speeches.

Among the things some said days back after Linda indulged herself with expensive personal tems was that "she should have immersed her resources in charity", attached with insults as usual. One can't help but wonder what kind of mentality infiltrates our present society, left for me, she can bag all her money, ditch it into the lagoon and watch it till it sinks to the sea bed, she owes me nothing. Its her sweat, its her life, whatever consequences or blessings that follows it, is between her and her Maker.

In this country, most times we chase shadows leaving the real image, we forget that the only persons obligated to help us are our parents and government officials who are sustained by tax payers money. Others are voluntary and haven't committed any offense if they deem it fit not to help.

Sometime in the dim past, the wife of a government official had on her a jewel worth the amount of a cozy bungalow in banana island, I expected eyes to flicker and dust raised by the public because these are the class of people we should focus our halogen lamp on and scrutinize their every activity. But instead, we closed our eyes, swept the dust under the carpet and sang her adulation.

Hypocrisy makes us feel justified to push the responsibility of giving or helping, to only the rich and celebrities, forgetting that giving out of our little
resource is more appreciated than giving out of surplus.

And for those of us who attach marriage to success and are quick to remind celebrities of how single they are, ain't doing any better. They know that aspect we think they don't know and constantly reminding them is just a bid to cause emotional Bruises but the much we should do is just encourage.

I'll urge a reasonable number of us to adopt the former acronym for FAN- Friends AssociatioN-because we all are celebrities of some sorts, whether in our family, street, Estate, Local government, National or International arena, so we can make constructive meaningful criticisms, so we can talk and they'll see the need to reply us, so that Karma won't pay us back in tainted coins. And above all, lead a better simple life, mature in thoughts and in a more
reasonable society.

To Celebrities and Linda:, As its the manner of business in the entertainment industry, there must exist different manners of persons for market to sell. How we choose to deal with them speaks volumes about us than it does about them.

Not all followers are well wishers. Some have clutched tight the pull down rope and won't let go, some are out to simply overthrow and begin the
same pattern of obnoxiousness.

When pained by their piercing words, if you have no golden silence left in your shelve, try as much as you can to drive home your point using constructive
sarcasm.

Becoming a celebrity is not where the big work is, the real work lies in staying a celebrity.

Take cognizance of all these, use discretion and act with wisdom, stay focused and always pay homage to your creator.

Not to turn a mere article into a moral instruction, I will rest my wind and let the ink in my pen be.

God bless us all

Amobi Omekwu
Beursellf@gmail.com

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Our lady trekker AGU CHIDERA JOY who has been walking for 16days now from Enugu since on the 4th of this month successfully arrived Lugbe yesterday night.
This morning she continued from lugbe and headed to her first termination point "The international conference centre".
Suspense intensifies as everyone awaits her message for president jonathan, Gen. Buhari and all Nigerians.

Our lady trekker AGU CHIDERA JOY successfully arrived at Gwagwalada yesterday night where she lodged and attended to some injuries. She said she is determined to get to her destination because her walk is not for person(s) who comes and goes with tenure hence her team #UNITYWALK.
She also said that she has a message for GEJ, GMB and all nigerians. What the message is, we don't know yet.... But we'll keep you updated as events unfold.
Just give her your support.

BlackTechnology:
Unemployment is the cause.


If she dey work for Chevron oil company, sey she go leave work to trek.

Funny enough, most persons would av love to trek too bt work wouldn't allow them.

IyaIode:
Until one person disappear before Nigerians stop this trend. Good reason to trek though

Hmm.... Hope u aint sounding this nice cos she is a lady like you *wink*

egift:
I wish her safe journey. She should be posting more pictures to help give her quest the boost it needs.

Sure... I'll be doing that as much as I can for her.

Thanks for your support.

BaebieHot:
Ha! Na only her dey trek come?

Make all this bad boys no go way lay am for road o

... She is alone on this o.
Abeg mk una place eyes on her o mk niggers no way lay am.

A pretty lady who identified herself as AGU CHIDERA JOY has
been trekking for 11 days now (probably before the guy
heading to otuoke). She began her journey from
ENUGU and is walking all the way to ABUJA.
She is presently at Abaji as at the time
Of this message.
Her trek isn't for any of the two parties but for both
parties and for every Nigerian as she has chosen her
theme to be #UNITYWALK.

Let's give her our support as she is the only lady in this current madness.

Like the igbo people are always depicted with any thing connecting to money, the south-south people are always depicted with arrogance, rudeness and the likes.
in nollywood home videos, arrogant,rugged, and bad scenes are always acted using their pigeon language and attitude. Even in real life, if one wants to show bad,rude attitude its "mostly" in their form.

So my question is, are they actually as they are always portrayed?