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Mcowubaba:
Na curse dem curse Nigeria.....

For Obodo oyibo this Dolphins are highly intelligent, regarded and friendly but for Nigeria na pepper soup, everything na pepper soup..

Nothing concern us with wildlife conservation or aquarium or animal extinction......

Just chop chop just like our politicians, an average Nigeria has a politician's mentality....







But anyway, hunger dey ooo.... Buhari Government wan kill person


Abeg make Una remain small for me, I dey near by....

kennygee:
These are creatures you hardly find in Nigeria, yet these ones killed it. Imagine if we had an artificial beach or pool with these dolphins, wouldn't it be nice?

All we know is stomach infrastructure, we no dey ever see the big picture.

Lucialovely:
I love dolphins where is lalasticlala come and c front page material o

Orikinla:
I just received an e-mail from my very close buddy Tolu Oladipo with the following message:


Have u seen dis b4? the number of one of the planes that crashed into the world trade centre's twin towers was Q33N, type this number on a blank microsoft office word document, increase the font size to 72, change the font type to wingdings and you will be surprised,



What I saw is exactly what you see in the picture above. How come?
Now who can explain this?

BigMan4Life:
Foolish persons go and look up GYNOCOMASTIA which is a hormone disease that make men grow bosoms. The pastor has made him spin this mad tale of rituals so that he can fall over mad and be delivered by him. Abeg deliver d person to a doctor and pastor to EFCC.

This is the problem u see when crowds pray together, they nor think like humans just as a mob, go and pray by ur self and pray for reason and clear thinking.

Anyway if he is transformed into woman at night, where does the moustache go? hahahaha foolish tales, money for pastor and more YouTube views, and more people believe in evil rituals and go "Harvesting" for money? is this a good result? Ask young 4 year old Buhari with no eyes any more am sure he has strong opinion on it.

Sayeth the LORD: "You shall have no other God but me". So who shall go believe in the evil gods and spirits that ritualist use? Any person who says he is a Christian and yet he believe in any sort of ritual, shame on him, his head nor correct. Check your beliefs!

Freiden:
Introducing...the most foolish and hopeless woman ever.....mtcheeeew....why involve the innocent kids?? Why??



BTW, Today is my birthday.

Hit the 'like' button if you wish me long life and prosperity and the 'share' button if you go like chop cake

bentlywills:
Na who come b the baga?

Taryur3:
Am afraid to judge you here...but you have the mind to burn your parents wedding picture...you can't take dt shit out your memory till you old.may God help the current situation in your family. Go back home and make peace with them.God bless you.

shyling:
Nigeria is far better

ThePeacemaker:
In Niqeria where i come from, Dolphin no be for recreational purpose.
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Na "FOOD"

RichYoungNigga:
Who is a born again christian ??
An individual who worships his imaginary friend "Jesus" who was born 40,000 years ago and there's nothing to prove his birth, he was the only person in the history of humanity to be born by a virgin and a holy ghost ??

When was Christianity brought to Africa ?? 300 years ago
What was people in Africa practicing ?? Traditional culture of course.

Who even discovered Christianity and named it Christianity, set a rule and scared you with imaginary heaven and hell ?? Last time i checked, the imaginary Jesus you guys worship is a Jew.

Religion is worst than drugs, it will ferment your brain

naptu2:
That was on his birthday last year.
https://www.nairaland.com/2179466/happy-78th-birthday-chief-olusegun


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danowena:
Very nice advise but u need to tidy up the writing. Too many repetitions. I kept getting lost whilst reading.

chicoMX:
I don't think "The party" is actually the problem, It's the people that make up the party...*straight face*

Ferdyboss:
Weirdly, a handful of guys out there like me find non of these attractive.

great664:
After tlshe will ask us to buy her CD to support her.. What's stopping her from hosting in naija to support our economy? Thrash yeyebrity

sixtus3606:
Lol



Bros you don drive go too far!

TDonald:
I used to think he was a programmed robot by seun

stonemasonn:
A high-voltage, direct current (HVDC) electric power transmission system (also called a power super highway or an electrical super highway) uses direct current for the bulk transmission of electrical power, in contrast with the more common alternating current (AC) systems.....Wikipedia.

Changing our transmission system to HVDC will cost billions of dollars and could take more than 5 years to achieve nationwide.

TDonald:
So you be Human being

Ojestas:
Football age abi real age?

jayblaze001:
It can only be possible if our leaders are sincere, I've worked in one of our Generation stations and I'm currently working @ a transmission station. Since Buhari became president , we've had about 5 system collaps on the National Grid, electrical system operators will understand this beta . All our Generating stations are working below installed capacity and the worst of all safety is not there priority. If we must achieve steady power supply here we've got to switch over to HVDC system and also utilize the power of the Sun.

jayblaze001:
It can only be possible if our leaders are sincere, I've worked in one of our Generation stations and I'm currently working @ a transmission station. Since Buhari became president , we've had about 5 system collaps on the National Grid, electrical system operators will understand this beta . All our Generating stations are working below installed capacity and the worst of all safety is not there priority. If we must achieve steady power supply here we've got to switch over to HVDC system and also utilize the power of the Sun.

chicoMX:
It's not possible, very impossible!! statistic stays Nigeria needs over 50,000MW of electricity to maintain a steady power supply. But currently the highest we have is around 4000MW..I remember when Jonathan wanted to make it 6,000mw but it was quite impossible....Let's say in the next 20 years, when youths like myself would have become leaders of this great nation..Maybe issues like unsteady power supply would a thing of the past.

Bolustic:
Op, there is nothing impossible in Nigeria, if we want steady electricity by December 31, 2016. It's so possible. The people in authority know what to do.

Is it not the same Nigeria that tackled the highly dreaded Ebola virtually without foreign assistance? Nigeria has impressive records among comity of nations, it's just that our successive leaders have made everything look impossible.

How many times have you heard other Africans make waves in academics like Nigerians; scoring 5.0 abroad is now a regular thing. Sure you've heard of Prof Philip Emeagwali and other Nigerian scientists making waves. Don't you wonder why Nigeria dominates in the area of Literature and Entertainment?

All these examples are to tell you NOTHING is IMPOSSIBLE in NIGERIA. It's only strong willed, transparent and responsible leadership that we need.

pharmagba:
Oshi baba should pregnate this woman before living office o!
Me I've said my own.