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ola33t:Even if Jones Is a beast, . Adesanya is also another beast The fight would be like a football match, it will be difficult to predict the outcome But I can bet on Adesanya to pick him apart |
ola33t:AJ will soon get back his belt from that fat dude |
Arkmanbuddy:He is still repping Naija |
Congratulation champion This is early morning good news I am so happy right now That Robert Whittaker look like a tough nut to crack This is just the beginning, more Victory to come |
The are just having fun The show is almost over |
YoungLionken:VECTOR IS far better than M.I But M.I have more recognition |
ednut1:It is also when it rain heavily in Lagos everywhere get flooded It is only heavy rain fall that causes flood |
Jakumo:She is richer than Authur Eze that they are both Into Oil She is not into only Oil business People have to invest in these oil well whether you like it or not People like you keep quiet about foreign firms that are doing the same but keep hating on Nigerians that invest in the same business because they are not from your tribe. |
FEGNO:She is not into only Oil That's why she is the richest woman in Nigeria even Richer than Authur Eze that they are both Into Oil She is into Fashion, Real Estate and Printing Industry |
franchasng:So what about Authur Eze? |
ednut1:This is flood in London Stop using every opportunity to talk trash about Nigeria
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Joshmodest:M.I is the one gunning for Vector's Job You don't become a friend with someone that is trying to steal your Job. And who gave M.I the authority to talk shit about other Rappers In Nigeria? It was M. I that started the Diss |
UdyOgwoUde:Typical African mentality |
-UK-based Nigerian professor of public international law, Dapo Akande, has been honoured with a portrait at St Peter’s College, Oxford University - Akande will be the first black professor to stand gallantly in the halls of the college located in the prestigious and current world's number one university - The 46-year-old educator has spent most of his adult life lecturing at great institutions in the United Kingdom Professor of public international law, Dapo Akande, has been honoured with a portrait at St. Peter’s College in Oxford University, United Kingdom, making him the first black professor to be bestowed such an honour in the college of the prestigious university. Akande who is Yamani fellow at St Peter's College and co-director of the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict (ELAC) has spent most of his adult life as an educator. He started as a part-time lecturer at London School of Economics and then at Christ's College and Wolfson College, Cambridge from 1994 to 1998. From 1998 to 2004, Akande made giant strides as he was a lecturer in law at the University of Nottingham School of Law and University of Durham. He then moved on to University of Miami School of Law till 2009, when he left for Yale Law School as a visiting associate professor and Robinna Foundation International Fellow. Not only is he a remarkable educator, he has advised states and international organisations on matters of international law as well as advised and assisted counsel, provided expert opinions in cases before the International Court of Justice, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, international arbitral tribunals, WTO and NAFTA Dispute Settlement Panels as well as cases in England and the United States of America. Little wonder that Akande, who is currently a professor of public international law at the Blavatnik School of Government, was nominated alongside two other colleagues for teaching awards in 2018. The 46-year-old professor was nominated under the most acclaimed lecturer category. Read what Facebook user Yomi Layinka had to say about the brilliant educator below: The portrait was created by Catherine Goodman, artistic director of the Royal Drawing School, England. Interestingly, Akande is an apple who did not fall far from its tree. His father is emeritus Professor Ebenezer Oluwole Akande, who was the first Chief Medical Director of the University College of Hospital, Ibadan, in 1978 to 1984 and former dean of the faculty of medicine at University of Ibadan. Indeed, the Akandes have one hell of a legacy. www.legit.ng/amp/1262763-oxford-university-honours-nigerian-dapo-akande-portrait-st-peters-college.html
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xamuel17:What are you even saying? Who are you to judge others and talk about what is more productive ? What have you personally achieved in your life? You are not in any position to judge others. |
xamuel17:Yes it is a Job Some People have to collect those levies and if they don't add gangsterism to their approach Nigerians won't pay. Do you have a better Job for them? Is it not better than being a criminal? |
Dreambeat:He is just saying the obvious fact You guys like playing Victims other Nigerians can't even criticise anything from Igbo without you crying that it is because they hate Igbo. |
Pavarottii:Where is the statistics to back up your claim? |
kings59:She is not the most beautiful Diane is more beautiful than her |
Happy birthday |
xamuel17:Those people are doing their jobs Do you have a better Job for them? |
The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) has condemned what it described as barbaric and disgraceful the attack on peaceful protest of its members by South African police. The group said the act was an indication that state sanctioned politics of savagery has taken firm hold in Cyril Ramaphosa’s South Africa. In a statement on Thursday signed by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, the group linked the attack to President Muhammadu Buhari who “influenced Ramaphosa to order his police to open fire on peaceful Biafran protesters.” “The crass display of primitive police brutality and anti-democratic antecedents of the South African police is confirmation if any is needed, that black Africa is hopeless and doomed,” it said. The group hinted that its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, would in a broadcast later in the day provide in-depth examination and analysis of the unfolding events in South Africa. https://thenationonlineng.net/ipob-members-attack-in-south-africa-disgraceful/
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There are many Muslim schools muslims can go to, to avoid controversy like this It is not by force to attend a certain school, if you can not follow their rules |
Noneroone:What is really wrong with these people lol? |
Adaibeku:Goddess of Biafra under my feet
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Adaibeku:My babe is not a Tribal bigot and a hoe Whatever you call yourself is none of my business 80% of Yoruba sliding in your dm are stupid and it doesn't change the fact that thousands of Yoruba still hate you |
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Adaibeku:Thousands of Yoruba hate Igbo girls so deal with it My moniker is pureface1 and I don't know who kingodart is 90% of your girls too behave like prostitute |
The cinematographer couldn’t hide his joy after organisers of AMA Awards rolled out nominations for the 2019 edition and his film had 12 nominations. In a tweet, the filmmaker appreciated the organisers for the nomination saying it is such a great time for him. Nodash also revealed that the nomination is coming barely a week after he got a message from the Nigerian Oscars selection committee saying his film, ‘The Delivery Boy’ was being considered for nomination at the 2020 Oscars. Adekunle ‘Nodash’ Adejuyigbe’s ‘The Delivery Boy’ picked up 12 nominations including Best Actress, Best Achievement in Production Design, Best Achievement in Visual Effects, Best Achievement in Sound, Best Achievement in Cinematography, Best Achievement in Editing, Best Achievement in Screenplay, Best Nigerian Film, Best Young/Promising Actor, Best Director-First Feature Film, Best Director, and Best Film. Since its release in 2018, the film has won "The Best Nigerian Film Award" at the African International Film Festival and "Best Supporting Actor" at the Real-Time International Film Festival (RTF). 'The Delivery Boy’ tells the story of Amir, a teenage orphan boy, who runs into a young girl while trying to escape a mob. She is a prostitute with an agenda and he has a bomb vest under his dress. They are both running out of time and they soon realise they need each other to achieve their goals. Before the night ends, they will have to contend with each other, Amir’s group, the knowledge of the terrible secrets that made them who they are, and the consequences of living in a society that doesn’t care. Their journey takes them through the underbelly of the city exposing the hidden backside of the African Society and its dangerous culture of silence in the presence of evil. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7YW1xOPgrA https://www.pulse.ng/entertainment/movies/the-delivery-boy-director-is-speechless-after-film-grabs-12-award-nominations/bnk1x7r Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Dpharisee:It was only 2 Yoruba in the list not 5 Tribalism has eaten deep into your skull |
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