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Zonefree:When you are suffering from a chronic medical condition like stroke, who is more likely to stay with you at the hospital? Your girlfriend or your wife? |
HilcomTech:As a matter of fact, they do. It seems you don't live in Nigeria |
HilcomTech:I agree with you. But what about titles like Pharmacist, Surveyor, Builder, Nurse and the likes. And what about all the half-baked technicians who are parading themselves as Engineers? |
zikter:Noted. Thanks |
I see that a lot of people take pride in addressing or introducing themselves using their job titles, for example like Pharmacist John, Nurse Grace, Builder Idris, Architect Biodun, Barrister Okoye etc, instead of just Mr. X or Mrs. Y. The most annoying is the ubiquitous title Engr. used by every tom, dick and harry who knows just a little about a certain technical vocation. When I compare this to what obtains abroad (Europe and America) I notice that the only common job titles in use over there are Dr. and Prof. I've seen a full American professor address himself simply as Dr. (something that will never happen in Nigeria). And they are supposed to have more technical know-how than us, right? Yet they don't flaunt their job titles. So why is our own different? |
See a dermatologist |
TIME TO STOP BEING A SUPPORTER OF AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL ![]() |
Good luck to them |
Hisbah in Portharcourt ![]() |
Alright ![]() |
HellVictorinho:That's the way I see it too |
HellVictorinho:Can you please explain |
Thanks everyone for your contributions |
IS HAPPINESS A CHOICE? I have heard some people say that happiness is a choice. But how true and accurate is that statement? I am asking because I think that happiness is a form of an emotion like sadness, anger and fear that are largely determined by circumstances. Saying that happiness is a choice is making it seem like we have a control panel in our mind with which we are supposed to use to decide whether to be happy or not. What are your thoughts on this? |
Righteousness2:Do you have evidence to prove your claims? Can you prove that the election was fraudulent or are you just being uncontrollably emotional? |
You started with a good question but ended with a senseless statement ![]() |
Islamic human rights group, Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, has blamed those it described as fifth columnists for the crisis currently rocking various states in the country. The #EndSARS protests turned bloody on Tuesday night after security agents opened fire at peaceful protesters at Lekki Toll Gate, Lagos State. This led to destruction of properties and loss of lives, particularly in Lagos. Many well-meaning individuals and organisations have since condemned the government decision to use force on the protesters and also appealed to the youths to allow peace to reign. And MURIC, in a statement issued to DAILY POST on Thursday, signed by its Director, Professor Ishaq Akintola, appealed for calm. While hailing the young Nigerians for demanding an end to police brutality, the Islamic rights group pleaded with them to step back to allow the government to actualize their demands. “They [Nigerian youth] showed ingenuity in the coordination of the welfare of fellow protesters thereby lending credence to the ‘not too young to rule’ mantra. “However, we are saddened by the carnage which attended the protests in the last 48 hours. The level of destruction and its geographical locations convince us that it was not the handiwork of the youths who started the demonstrations. “There are also strong indications that the attacks on prisons where hardened criminals were set free was not carried out by our young ones. Neither was it part of their plan. “Fifth columnists have infiltrated the rank and file of the protesters. The Lagos scenario is another cup of tea entirely. We are inclined to believe that the only logical explanation for the carnage in Lagos is the involvement of non-indigenes.” The group noted that the targeted places for the attack showed an inordinate desire for a pound of flesh. According to MURIC, the attacks on palace of the Oba of Lagos, TVC, The Nation newspaper, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s mother’s house, may have been a “combination of deliberate misquotation and political motivation. We condemn this wanton destruction.” https://dailypost.ng/2020/10/22/end-sars-islamic-group-reveals-those-responsible-for-crisis/ |
”The destruction of the alcoholic beverages, followed several directives to sellers by the commission to desist from it.https://dailytrust.com/bauchi-sharia-commission-destroys-883-bottles-of-alcoholic-drinks
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This seems fishy. Where do applicants pay first before given a grant? Something is not right. |
Okay o. |
Very good. All terrorists deserve this treatment. |
Congratulations � |
1. HOW DARE YOU? When a character does or says something daring that another character considers nasty or disrespectful. 2. I CAN EXPLAIN. When a character’s misdeed is exposed or when they are caught red-handed engaged in an unacceptable act. 3. ITS NOT WHAT YOU THINK Same as in the case of I CAN EXPLAIN 4. HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I CALLED YOU? Usually when an older character attempts to caution a younger one about what they (the younger one) are about to do or over what they have done wrong. 5. GOD FORBID! Chanted as a way of rejecting a bad wish or perceived bad wish against one. 6. OVER MY DEAD BODY! Same as in the case of GOD FORBID. 7. THUNDER FIRE YOU! An insulting phrase, invoking a lightning strike, yelled at a character in anger. 8. YOU ARE A FOOL. When a character does something foolish or is not smart enough. 9. I DON’T BLAME YOU. A sarcastic way of showing anger when one has been offended. 10. IT’S NOT YOUR FAULT. Same as in the case of I DON’T BLAME YOU. 11. BY THE TIME I’M THROUGH WITH YOU... Used as a threat by one character against another in a strong manner. 12. HOLY GHOST FIRE! A phrase chanted by a Christian character to counteract an enemy’s action. 13. WONDERS SHALL NEVER END. When something incredible happens. 14. SEE ME SEE TROUBLE Comment made by a character when they are being accused wrongly or when someone is trying to make trouble with them. 15. DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? A question posed usually by an arrogant character to another character they consider less important. 16. WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? Used to challenge an arrogant character or a perceived pompous character. 17. HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I WARNED YOU... ? or HAVE I NOT WARNED YOU... Used to show disapproval against a character who has carried out an action despite repeated warnings. 18. YOU ARE A WITCH. An insult thrown at a detested female character. 19. YOU SLAPPED ME? Posed by a character who has been slapped when they least expect it. 20. WHAT IS GOOD ABOUT THE MORNING (OR AFTERNOON OR EVENING)? An angry way of replying someone who has just greeted one
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gidgiddy:That is why he offered to drill a borehole for them so that they can stop risking their lives |
GistMore11:He was struck by lightning not by thunder. Thunder does not kill but lightning does. |
easyhacq:After saying he is a goner and a nobody? Next time think twice before making a comment |
Davash222:That's what your mum did when she was a girl, right? Just open your mouth and be talking anyhow |
[quote author=kalufelix post=75465959]...who landmass help? Big landmass is a form of an asset |
TOP 10 LARGEST STATES IN NIGERIA BY LANDMASS As far as sizes go, northern states are as large as they come. The north is three times larger in landmass than the entire south. The average northern state is several times larger than its southern counterpart. It is therefore, not surprising that the ten largest states are located in the north. They are listed below, starting from the least to top. 10. KEBBI Land of equity (Size: 36,800 Km2) Created: 27 August, 1991 by General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida. Location: North-West With a landmass of 36,800 square kilometres, Kebbi state is the tenth largest state in the country. It is twice larger than Edo state and almost three times larger than the Gambia. 9. KWARA State of Harmony (Size: 36,825 Km2) Created: 27 May 1967 by General Yakubu Gowon. Location: Middle-Belt Kwara is the ninth largest state in Nigeria with a landmass of 36,825 square kilometres. It is slightly larger than Taiwan and almost four times larger than Osun state. 8. ADAMAWA Land of Beauty (Size: 36, 917 Km2) Created: 27 August 1991 by General Babangida. Location: North-East Adamawa is the eighth largest state on the list with a landmass of 36,917 square kilometres. Adamawa state is larger than Rwanda and twice larger than Delta state. 7. ZAMFARA Farming is our pride (Size: 39, 762 Km2) Created: 1 October 1996 by General Sani Abacha. Location: North-West Zamfara state is the seventh largest state in Nigeria with a landmass of 39,762 square kilometres. It is larger than Equatorial Guinea and twice larger than Gombe state. 6. YOBE Pride of the Sahel (Size: 45, 502 Km2) Created: 27 August 1991 by General Babangida. Location: North-East Yobe is the sixth largest state in the country with a landmass of 45,502 square kilometres. It is larger than Belgium and is more than thrice larger than Bayelsa state. 5. BAUCHI Pearl of tourism (Size: 45, 837 Km2) Created: 3 February 1976 by General Murtala Ramat Mohammed. Location: North-East Bauchi is the fifth largest state in Nigeria with a landmass of 45,837 square kilometres. Bauchi state is larger than Switzerland and twice larger than Cross River state. 4. KADUNA Centre of Learning (46, 053 Km2) Created: 27th May 1967 by General Gowon. Location: North-West With a landmass of 46,053 square kilometres, Kaduna is the fourth largest state in Nigeria. The state is larger than Denmark and more than twice larger than Kano state. 3. TARABA Nature’s gift to the nation (54, 473 Km2) Created: 27 August 1991 by General Babangida. Location: North-East This mountainous state with a landmass of 54,473 square kilometres is the third largest state in the nation. It is larger than Slovakia and sixteen times larger than Lagos state. 2. BORNO Home of peace (70, 898 Km2) Created: 3rd February 1976 by General Murtala Mohammed. Location: North-East Borno state with a size of 70,898 square kilometres is the second largest on the list. It is twice larger than Israel and eleven times larger than Ekiti state. 1. NIGER Power state (76, 363 Km2) Created: 3rd February 1976 by General Murtala Mohammed. Location: Middle-Belt Its massive size is denoted by the fact that it is larger than Sierra Leone. It is also decisively more than twice larger than the entire South-East geopolitical region of Nigeria. |
TUNKEM:I was also invited for d interview. But I don't know much about d organization. they have no website. will u go for d interview? |
TIME TO STOP BEING A SUPPORTER OF AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 


