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Dhulqarnain: Atletico Madrid:2010-2014,7 trophies won!!!That's why we say that football is a team sport not the sum of individual parts. Most Nigerians recognise this about foreign club football but when it comes to their national team the Super Eagles they begin to say 'bring this player, he is in great form', bring that player, he scored a gazillion goals in Mongolia', without even looking at team balance and ethic. |
Well said. We also share in your grief. As you comfort us may you also be comforted. It has been a terrible experience for all. God bless. |
Janetozi: Some of the laws are ridiculous like; 9, 19, 23, 35, 37, 39, 46 the one i hate the most is 35: in part of India a man who is in dept can offer up his wife until the dept is paid. What if the creditor use ur wife b4 u pay the money.Hahaha. Use as how?. The woman na collateral. You should be saying, 'am a woman....and proudly an asset'. Crazy law. |
Oklander: If you are referring to road expansion and contraction during hot and cold whether, those are factors taken care of during the design irrespective of the season.Not correct sir. |
Oklander: Even if its possible, I see no reason why they would do that as Road construction is best during rainy season... |
Oklander: Even if its possible, I see no reason why they would do that as Road construction is best during rainy season...Better roads during the rainy season due to repetitive filling and compaction??.... I sincerely hope you are not a highway engineer. Even those who mould eba and pound yam know the limits of water in their puddings. |
RFella: Here in Airport road, Warri....our light na European own oh...we dey flexx am like say tomorrow nor dey...I no fit southHope you are paying for it properly. That is the only way to guarantee it will last....and use it productively to create wealth...power at this nascent stage of our development is not for 'enjoyment'. It is much too expensive for that |
ngkessy: if he respects a woman in her weaknesses n commends her in her strength, he's a perfect gentlemenAnd if her weakness is an acid tongue and an attitude of a tasmanian devil he should respect that. Hmmm. The man needs a bath in liquid nitrogen every morning oh, |
Yes and Danny Alves picked up the banana and helped himself while some in the crowd laughed. Sometimes, some things are indeed funny but....perhaps not every thing has a lighter side. |
If you work for God He pays you well. It is in the scriptures so I don't have any problem with any church or minister in riches. And you simply cannot be blessed in Christianity without offering sacrifices FIRST starting with your self then your means so these men are all heavy 'givers' as well. |
I've nothing more to say about this man. Just sad. |
Expended more energy in jostling for the high table microphone than tackling the subject matter. Is this a reaction or rebuttal because the Hon.Min might just be behind the info curve here. Not clear yet. Let's wait till sunrise. |
Beync: If secondary contact are testing positive, it means ebola carriers can infect others even when they are not visibly sick or displaying symptomsNo. They are saying unless the contact is 'gravely ill'. Does the virus know or cares that its victim is gravely ill. More people than necessary will go because of this apparent error. The downplay continues. Only RIP's and epitaphs are well thought of. |
caseless: idupaul was right. D US gave d IS training and arms to fight assad , now the monster they created is out of hand right now and hunting d US themselves. I'm happy that this is happening cos the world wil knw why assad was fighting without looking back. Now they can now help assad if they want to defeat isis. D US shldnt trust even d Free syrian army rebel grp cos they'r all the same to isis.This is too simplistic and you must read more. Assad is a shiite and has led a predominantly shiite dominated government in a sectionally balanced country. ISIS is a fundamentalist sunni sect who view themselves as liberators wherever sunnis are under tribute whether in Syria or Iraq, countries weakened by internal conflict with the objective of a greater sunni caliphate across the mid east. So they appeal to a lot of folks there such as the Saudi's who wash them with cash in exchange for peace in their own kingdoms and the pleasures of seeing the shiite empire quake - the persians, Iran I mean. It was strictly sectarian but America has poured water on a fuel fire and it is going out of control just like Bin Laden reloading. Osama was a soviet problem before america nosed in making it a global problem. |
JEITO: I heard the Major places affected by the fire are the trophy room and the accounts/record officesSecretary-General's office and accounts. Witnesses speak of its suddeness and ferocity. Its nothing but arson. I'm just sick of this country. I tell you the black man is reprobate by default. Just fed up. |
dontalk: What a smear propaganda, Nigerians ? Only Prof Chukwu since 2008? Simply because he can't accede to 100% demand from NBA? Op, as a good historian, kindly also excavate & furnish us with accounts of political & non-political office holders since 2008 so we can compare them side by side.My dear, that Nigerians may have started watching 'The History Channel' may be a good thing overall. Even you, will benefit in the long run. Yes, practically everyone carries a dirt bag around but to constantly ignore the stench is.....not human. |
arabbunkum: The striking doctors are behind this dirty work.Hmmm. They want to turn the HonMin into a contagious virus. |
Wow. This is so, so not good. Indicted or not. The Feds should have avoided him like a plague or kept him in political quarantine....I mean isolation....I mean under surveillance....observation....monitoring....whatever. |
The question I would ask Nigerians is. Which will you prefer, 1 child to ABC university at N 500,000 per annum or 10 children in XYZ university at N 50,000 per annum. Think carefully. |
lakpalakpa: A Government that is unable to fund the existing Universities and Polytechnics has no business building new ones.So where do you want the money to come from. Is it his fault that Nigerians reproduce like rabbits and then heap all the expenses on a government they are unwilling to pay taxes to or pay realistic, 'high quality tuition' for 'high quality educational services'. Most people who condemn the system are the ones clogging it up. If only they could tell us how many kids they have or how many of their siblings government has to educate viz their entire tax contributions. It is the same critics that will berate private universities for demanding higher fees and indict those who pay. They want someone else to square the circle and clean the dustbin. Just tired of the Nigerian hypocrisy and irresponsibility. They want steady power but they don't pay bills and hail their neighbour who steals power as 'smart'. Anyone who has more than two kids or two siblings should not complain. Just suck it up and work hard to bridge the gap. Our oil revenues are not growing at par. |
Hmmm. So he claims that what he was doing up to 2003 in Abuja was actually a job. Something doesn't add up here. What job was he doing. I'm lost. |
janifer14: So what does stingy shape" and what stands for oxidative" after all? Under the phrase fitness we should interpret the verbalise of upbeat of a mortal. Your tangible suitability is precast by a set of numerous unlike embody capabilities same animation, powerfulness, malleability, and coordination. Suitability is not only the carnal eudaemonia,Well that does it. Am not taking nano silver. |
Hmmm. VAT may be lower here but the general cost of doing business erases all those advantages. |
Na. Its an optical illusion similar to what you get on a train platform when the other train moves. Its called bad parenting. It is parents that are retrogressing. |
The more the merrier. |
ARES: they should equally arrest the owner of the 15m, in this cashless system, what are u doing with 15m cash.....You can say that again. The police doesn't know that if they follow the money 90 percent of crimes will be solved. I bet if the source of the 15 million is traced it will end up in a smuggling, swindling, graft, fraud or one money laundering racket or the other. Its just that the web will quickly grow so big that the cops will be overwhelmed. Who goes around with 15 million in cash these days abeg. In these days of terror and the battle to find their sponsors the cops should be all over these 'big cash hauls' like flies over a rotting corpse. |
What are mysteries to man are known by his creator who has left him to painstakingly uncover them since he rather chose to seek after the knowledge of good and evil rather than heaven and earth. His lust for the devil has made him a baby in a cot, knowing very little about all around him. |
In oyibo land water must find its level. No sentiments. |
Yes it may have improved but I assume it is because the rains are here and Kainji/Shiroro reservoirs are full coupled with mild weather. Come the dry season heat wave and the excuses. Which leads me to think why the government did not centre its power policy on dams instead of gas plants. Hydro may be seasonal but they appear far cheaper to build and run and appear easier to protect from sabotage. They went ahead and built all these gas plants that sit idly today knowing only the PIB could guarantee steady supply of gas to power them. Is this not a case of executive and legislative sabotage. |
Redstone: I hope Mr. Sawyer's wife can see innocent people her husband has sent to their early graves. This is so so soooo sad. I feel so sad really. I think Nigerian government should sue Liberian government for not securely containing Mr. Sawyer. That is absolutely reckless on the part of Liberian govt.Get over it. It is now a Nigerian problem. |
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