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chucky234:
Wish you will say the same thing after 7 months.

As a pet he will be just fine. Maintenance costs will be lower. He may even bark at strangers. But he won't be a manstopper, of course.

Can you post pictures of the broken screen protector? The OP doesn't need us to tell her what she should have done but what she can do now.

There's nothing wrong with this puppy, but he's definitely not a GSD.

If I caught this kind of fish, I would fry it and eat it every day morning, afternoon, and night, until it's finished. Fried fish and iced water.
I would also grind the bones, intestines, skin, eggs, and other yucky parts that I can't eat, and mix them with rice or couscous for my dog.

Stephanie Okereke posted the following picture of men holding a giant scaly fish on Instagram recently.

She said, "Saw this humongous fish! Guess it will take like a month to finish."

https://photos-e.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-xaf1/t51.2885-15/10903690_596810617130164_1504422624_n.jpg
http://instagram.com/p/yMmOlAGOTM/

Then she asked, "what delicacies do you think we can make with this?"

sincerenigerian:
Deep inside you, you are reluctantly embracing "Change"........

I want what's best for my country.

Wealthyone:
Did u just write this? tot u are one of d pdp goons

No, I am not. I'm a truth goon.

twerkjack:
THEY ASKED JONATHAN NA OR ARE U HIS PUBLICITY MANAGER OK HELP US PROVIDE BUHARI CERTIFICATE

I happened to have seen the certificate on Facebook on someone's wall so I simply posted it. Buhari's certificate is already available.

What he scored in WAEC before GEJ was born doesn't matter. What matters is what he has in his head right now versus his opponent.

Video link corrected.

I cannot verify that this vacancy is legitimate. Apply at your own risk.

Maccoy1:
Even my thread on a very important health issue was closed for no just cause

Also a case of copyright infringement. Webmasters hate it when you steal content from their sites and post it on Nairaland. Pls be original!

twerkjack:
THIS GUY SEF ARENT U SUPPOSED TO BE NEUTRAL MTCHEEEEEW

Since when does providing information that people asked for become a sign that someone is not neutral? That doesn't make sense.

@darkchocolate: I binned your thread cos we get copyright complaints every day. It's not worth it pls.

@inza: it should probably never have made front page. I'll investigate further.

thunder74: in your case you posted an ad in the wrong section. Sorry.

Nairaland is no longer affiliated with Inspiredm. He was a volunteer who moderated our forum, and is an advertiser, but we know nothing about the allegations made against him. We're not involved in his car business and never were. We won't tolerate any slander against Nairaland.

Pls disable mobile view. But before you do that, take a screenshot and post it here please/

badtela:
Please let stick to the topic here "Thesis" not doctoral certificate

The original topic said certificate/thesis; I just corrected it after reading what twitter users actually demanded for.

https://scontent-b-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/v/t1.0-9/10947292_10153030633904819_2750291673269594628_n.jpg?oh=290b3d652359a64387ebcde2d96d1143&oe=552EC887
here's the doctoral certificate; found it on Facebook. I can't find the thesis, though. The original title of this thread said certificate/thesis.

There's no evidence of "begging" in the article. He asked for support. I hate it when titles are obviously biased.

Inspiredm was alright, dunno what is happening now.

Inspiredm has been removed as a mod from the car talk section.

blank:
@the moderator, I wonder why you hid my post? Soon, this thread will be hidden as have others before them about Inspiredm and his fraudulent activities. Wonder how people are meant to make complete business decisions when they don't have all the facts.

Still can't believe that a well known crook is a moderator on Nairaland and Seun is not bothered. To me, it seems like it's an official stamp of approval of his fraudulent activities. Don't let his money from adverts stop you from doing the right thing.

I will ask him about this urgently.

Q. Now what do you like about President Jonathan?

GMB: His smile

Source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buhari-in-quest-to-secure-nigeria/196454/ I know this is not important, but it's a bit amusing.

Most people currently have no confidence in the current government's plan to solve the problem of terrorism in Nigeria. However, it's important to try to find out whether the opposition has a better plan. For this reason, I went through General Buhari's recent interview with Thisday, and extracted the concrete statements he made about his plans to secure Nigeria and fight terrorism as the president of Nigeria.

Here they are, in his own words:

1. "What would I do differently? It is to make the military much more effective in their operations. If we get the opportunity, we will make the military capable again ... That is what we would do differently, to make Nigerian military capable again."

2. "Having known how the Boko Haram developed, what I would have personally done differently would be to get the Presidents of Cameroun, Chad and Niger together to say, ‘look our borders are porous and that we are not able to effectively protect them and monitor movements of people in and out of our territory, but please make sure that you do not provide training facilities or allow people to be coming into the county.’ "(technically, this is a statement about the past, but I'll allow it since he can do it when he gets into power)

3. "I think what I can do is appeal to the patriotic sense of the military."

4. "I think the situation needs a leadership that will give the military the backing in terms of sourcing the weapons and ammunition to fight. And Nigeria, no matter how oil prices have fallen, will source enough funds to fight the insurgents."

5. "This is what could be done differently, use intelligence, find out the leaders that are responsible and deal with them."

6. "Well, since they are stronger than the government, I think the government should negotiate with Boko Haram."

7. "If you do not cultivate a good relationship with your neighbours, it will cost you so much in terms of security and the economy. So you have to cultivate a friendship with your neighbours and then it goes on to ECOWAS, Africa and the rest of the world. I think this is a viable policy option."

8. "First of all it is important to debunk the notion being peddled by Boko Haram that Western education is ungodly. They go into schools and slaughter children both Christian and Muslim children. They go to mosques and explode devices, they also go to the churches and motor parks. So really, it is very easy to disabuse the minds of Nigerians on the wrong notion that Boko Haram is a religious enterprise. They are just simply terrorists. Having reduced them to that, then you can earn the support of the immediate communities for you to flush the insurgents out of the society. I believe that this will not take a long time."

9. "Then you discuss with your neighbours to make sure that weapons are not crossing the borders and that there are [no] training facilities for terrorists."

10. "I think that soldiers and police barracks and their armories must be strengthened to ensure that they are properly secured."

11. "I think that the air force has to be made more effective by acquiring more new aircraft and establishing a base in Kano so that the distance to cover is shorter and returning to base is made easier."

12. "You know there were problems with the Boko Haram leadership, there were some people that claimed to be leaders of Boko Haram and the sect disowned them. So we have to identify the real leaders of Boko Haram before you can negotiate with them."

13. "I am insisting on intelligence, which means gathering information and making sure that it is correct and you deal with it. Without intelligence you waste too much resources and lives."

The full interview (with numerous criticisms of the current government and stories about things that happened many years ago):
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buhari-in-quest-to-secure-nigeria/196454/

What do you think?

Sigh.

babadee1:
In that case then Obasanjo was also guilty because he was aware of and gave tacit support to Murtala's coup. He transitioned into a civilian president in 1999 and I've never seen you or anybody else raise the issue.

Did Murtala's coup terminate a democratic government? (Answer: no)

babadee1:
Buhari was not involved in the planning or execution of the 1983 coup. He was invited to be head of state by other officers after the coup had been carried out.

General Buhari has not denied his share of responsibility for the coup. He was aware of the coup before it happened and he supported it.

PassingShot:
Seun, if one was not around or old enough to understand the level of corruption at that time, a simple research will provide the justification for the coup. The Shagari regime was so so reckless that if it was not overthrown it could have collapsed Nigeria.

How would it have collapsed Nigeria, exactly?
What did they do wrong that has not been done by subsequent military and civilian governments? (and Nigeria is still standing)

docadams:
Many, who jubilated when Buhari took over, are still alive. At that time, only the corrupt politicians and their acolytes shedded tears for the coup.

You folks keep mentioning this jubilation. Does it justify the termination of democracy? Didn't people also jubilate when Buhari was overthrown?

blesie:
Yes Seun, my husband apologized, infact he bought alot of things to beg me, send flowers and organise a small love party for me where he went on his knee to beg me to forgive him in the presence of his friends, i feel very proud and happy to have such a wonderful man

Ok that's great. It means he knows that what he did was wrong and will (probably) not do it again. Happy married life, sincerely this time!

joseph1832:
I believe he did! He just broke a Nairaland rule! Now seun do please ban yourself!.

Yikes; which rule did I break?