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My Samsung A6+ screen got bad yesterday as it fell of my hands while I was working. I am based in Calabar and all the major phone shops in Calabar do not have the screen. My Budget is 30k for the original screen. I only seek for guidance and help on how to get it fixed.

I will love to know games I can download or install for my system. It is a HP ProBook 450 G5. I will love adventures and football games too and how I can get them. Thank you

The truth is that you were just comfortable with your game play. Marcus Rashford, Lingard and other young players have this hunger to improve in every game.
You had an opportunity to impress the manager for one good season. You played over 50 times for the club last
season.

I believe you can still improve and show the world your true worth. I am a gunner and I will always support you.
This is a wake up call to every young person. Time waits for no one. Prove yourself at the top or you will be sent to where you truly belong.

FRoosevelt:
Post now, I'd like to know what really happened.

It was on the 26th of December in Unity Bank.
It's around Marian Road. A plain clothed Air Force man jumped queue to withdraw.
He was stopped by some guys who felt angry at what happened. Then began the fight and scuffle.
A policeman attaches to the bank came to stop the fracas.

The rest is History

I have proof of what happened. let me perch here for now. I'll post later

Guys check out the first and 2nd image.
Any intelligent person will know what I'm talking about. I won't say anything further.

Guys cck out the first and 2nd image.
Any intelligent person will know what I'm talking about. I won't say anything further.

Umu Chineke!!!

I am a serving Corp member in Kebbi state. I am from Cross River State.
I haven't been to church for morning service for the past 3 months. I attend the NCCF family house church every Sunday by 3pm.

So I woke up this morning with an unusual deep hunger for Sunday morning service.
At around 9am, I was at The Redeemed Chritain Church of God.
Getting into the church, I met worshipers who were clothed in their native attire.

So today was the Igbo Sunday service in church.
The hymn was sung in Igbo language. Even the choir sang in Igbo.
The minister even preached speaking Igbo.
The dance steps by the Igbo dancers was a crown on the jewel.
While the drum was struck at a fast pace, the dancers body was bent backwards and forward continuously in Synchrony with the drum beat.

I noticed the nicely crafted attire worn by the males and females. One notable thing in the attires and wrappers was the colour RED.

Personally I believe it's because the Igbo man has enough energy to make something out of nothing. Blood is Red in colour. Blood represents life.

I believe that our unique differences in culture should bind us closer as people instead of tearing us apart.
We should go beyond abusing each other and calling others derogatory names.
I couldn't take a photo because I was a first timer and I had to act ''Cool''.
I am told the Yoruba special service will in 2 weeks time. I will sure bring you all report too.

I was given Abacha which I have long devoured. I'll end with this...

! To Chineke, To Chineke!
Ko'nolu To Chineke.

Lastly, Igbo Amaka!!!

Who else noticed the call this man made before he announced yesterday's result?

Can someone please explain this?

The whole world is viewing this thread. Our democracy is growing

ChiefAzubuike:
I was there live , there was commotion everywhere when the lightening struck. We initially thought it was a terrorist attack and the delta force immediately swung into action. I was tasked with the job of keeping the children of all the staffs, cleaners ,cooks gardeners etc and their children and pets safe in a room. One of the commandos directed them into a room and ordered me to stand in front of the door and protect them with my life. Everyone was scared. It wasn't easy at all.

Where were you when Operation Python Dance struck your own land? ���

Those corpers were pardoned..... I am currently in camp too. Stop peddling falsehood just to trend.

I still can't join. I'm coming from Calabar.
08176376797

I'm from UNICAL Crossing River State.

CAPSLOCKED:
NEVER IMAGINED THAT PEOPLE STILL USE THIS TERM. LMAO!

My dear we still have God fearing brothers and sisters.

Poorboy:
dem ugly na

What do I expect from a poor boy?
I pray for sense on your behalf.

My Sister in Christ is getting married to her other half on the 7th July 2018.
Venue is in Calabar, Life Covenant Gospel Mission.
No. 6 Abasi Okure Street.
Reception will be communicated later.

Nairalanders it's my birthday. Show me some love people.

PurplePatch:
Bad BElle nations in Africa cannot even support one of its own. After they will say the continent is backward. Even SA no want rivalry. When will my people learn?
Without any atom of doubt I knew Nigeria were solidly behind Morocco. After Pinnick and their FA joined forces to push out Issa Hayatu and made way for Ahmad Ahmad

But is Cameron on that list If not, what a forgiving nation!

Suddenly Morocco is an African nation because they want to host World Cup. Why did they leave CAF?

DROWNING SLOWLY

The BBC recently released a documentary on the use of codeine, tramadol and other drugs by Nigerian youths.

The footage contains some sales representatives from a reputable pharmaceutical company selling these drugs to undercover reporters.

The video is a clear reflection of the worrisome social maladies affecting majority of youths in the country today.

I live at 8 Miles in Calabar municipality, Cross River State.
It's a common sight seeing young men ''pop trams'' before starting a construction work, play football or engage in any form of physical exercise.

For them, Tramadol gives them that super energy and ''Vibes'' they ignorantly think they lack.

One even had to boast about mixing 7 bags of cement one Saturday after he had ''Pop pills''.

The underlying factor behind this abuse is the high level of unemployment and illiteracy among the youths.
This isn't to say that educated people don't use it.

Some students use Tramadol to stay awake all through the night.

Some use it to boast their sexual prowess (I'm told). You just ask yourself the connection between education and za oza room at this point of a young man's life ���

The result of the abuse of these drugs is the loss of vital organs like the kidney and liver.
One begins to imagine the number of kidney related diseases that will become evident in years to come.

Some persons lost their lives in the recent cadet screening of the Nigerian Army because they allegedly took Trams.

Another worrisome trend that is drowning us slowly is the lack of incentives for intellectual achievements by the Nigerian people.

Sometimes last year, I accompanied a friend who graduated with a First Class to the VC's office in UNICAL to get his ''Prize''.

To my dismay and chagrin, he was given a paltry sum of Five (5) thousand naira alongside other First Class graduates.

Elsewhere, a young man won a whooping sum of 45 million Naira as the winner of the Big Brother Naija show.

Even supposed intellectual folks began ''Tapping into the Miracle''.

One begins to wonder where the direction of the youths who are supposed Leaders of Tomorrow have been steered towards.

A Nigerian proverb goes thus:

''A chick that will will turn into a cock will be known on the first day it hatches''.

Gradually, we are drowning while smiling.

Say No To Drugs Friends.



#Drugs_Hurt
#Live_Right.

Asuquo Prince Ekanem.

AFRICA: The Cursed or The Cause?


When Livingstone set out for England in 1856, he determined to take with him Sekwubu, the leader of his African excort.

But when the party reached Mauritius, the poor African was bewildered by the steamers and other marvels of civilization that he went mad, threw himself into the sea and was seen no more.

Excerpts from Faces In The Fire and other Fancies by Frank Boreham (pg18)

Without much doubt, our backwardness didn't begin today.

70 percent of Nigerians today don't know anything about our past. The few who are concerned about it are mostly the tribal jingoist who are more concerned about the interrelation their tribes had with other lesser ''tribes''.

This isn't a debate about African civilization. It's a call for a sober reflection on the supposed gains and strides we've made since independence as a country and continent.

Legend has it that centuries ago, the gods sent a box to Pandora. She was instructed not to open the box no matter the circumstance.

Out of curiosity, she opened the box and great evil came upon mankind.
Like most legends, the vericity of the above story is doubted yet it's morals is unmatched.

I personally believe that the box was opened by Pandora on the African continent.

Recently I had a conversation with my dad who is in his sixties. I was boasting about the great future ahead of Africans and Nigerians especially.

He simply winced at me while shaking his head.
He replied. ''Gone are the good old days where you won't have to struggle to get jobs. Your degree or knowledge of any craft was just what it took to get a job''.

Recently I have been clamouring for my friends on facebook and elsewhere to get their PVC (permanent voters card).
Reading some scholarly exposition and dissertation on the political experience of Nigeria has spurred this little piece.

No matter who we get into Aso Rock, the person will be no different than other leaders we've ever had.
This is because our problem has always been congenital.
The ethos in our political system has always been a proclivity to get wealth and more wealth.

An example is a tale of two men who were impecunious while seeking for the number one position in our country. One claimed he once had no shoes to wear.

The other bemoaned his inability to get the presidential form.

These two men drifted far from their promises after they got the position they wanted.

Our educational system is one that is Luddite in nature.
With an amazing population of engineers and science students (not Olamide kinda), we still find it difficult to get roads tarred without defect for a good number of years.

Nigeria needs a leader with no ethnic or religious affiliation. A politic with an unselfish aim to curb the continuous turning of Nigerians into cardavers in their own land and outside.

As a Christian, I haven't really heard or read about any notable impact by a Christian leader save for Dora Akunyili.

This shows the level of our followership of Christ and his precept.
The righteous man often times gets his hands soiled before he gets to the top.
Like the drum beats control the dancer, he moves according to the order of his cohorts......

To be continued.
Written by Asuquo Prince Ekanem.

See the lazy man standing unconcerned.

It would have been captioned like this: A LOT OF NORTHERN NIGERIAN YOUTHS HAVEN'T BEEN TO SCHOOL.

That fourth pics sha. The news that Buhari is going for reelection vexed her so well.
Since she can't vote as she is a military personnel, she has to show her anger by pummelling that Canadian lady.

Sorry dear white woman. It's our president's fault not yours.

Goodluck Jonathan

They craftily avoided wearing any item that will show that they are rich.
That's how to deceive Nigerians.

No offence to the Muslims but the sight of these girls on hijab isn't fine at all.
It's an indication of how backward the northern part of the country is.

The girls have been freed physically....what happens psychologically afterwards?

Happy palm Sunday nairalanders

I literally just broke down after watching this video. This incident can happen to anyone.
Only money and influence gets you respect in this country.
Let's triple our hustle guys.

Well-done dear.

That's an extra 1000 people to come vote out Buhari