Car Talk › Re: Brake Failure While Driving: What Should Drivers Do? by sixtus3606(m): 5:18pm On May 04, 2015 |
dridowu: NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING MEASURES FOR DRIVERS. 1. Downshift immediately Putting the car in a lower gear allows the engine to slow the car, and may give you enough time to be able to safely pull over. Whether you're driving an automatic or a manual, try to downshift smoothly through the gears. If you downshift too quickly, you risk a skid. Do not shut off the car to stop it, as you'll lose your power steering, and do not put the car in neutral or you will lose the engine braking effect.
2. Try the emergency brake, but don't depend on it to stop you If you're driving a car with a good, strong emergency brake, go ahead and use it. In cars with manual transmissions, the emergency brake is often operated via a hand-activated lever located behind the shifter, while in many automatics you use a small pedal located on the far left of the driver. It helps to try your emergency brake out at slow speeds to see how much stopping power it really has.
3. Work your vehicle into the right lane as soon as you can Move toward the right shoulder of the road, or, if possible, toward an exit. If it is necessary to change lanes, do so smoothly and carefully, watching your mirrors and the traffic around you closely.
4. Stay off the gas pedal Perhaps this goes without saying, but do not touch the gas pedal. Your goal, right now, is to slow down, pull over and safely stop.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10152940504332017&id=141944577016&refid=17 make i drain my brake fluid, come practicalise this awesome lecture! |
Fashion › Re: Photos: The Power Of Makeup by sixtus3606(m): 5:04pm On May 04, 2015 |
Mykel4God: Chai,this woman husband go drop extra soup money this evening Aswear!!! |
Education › Re: Imo State University(Imsu) 2015/2016 De/Utme Thread. by sixtus3606(m): 12:55pm On May 02, 2015*. Modified: 3:28pm On May 03, 2015 |
imsuboi: Notify me when you've seen this post. So I'll edit and remove my number.
Don't quote this post. Just cc my monicker seen....thanks |
Education › Re: Imo State University(Imsu) 2015/2016 De/Utme Thread. by sixtus3606(m): 9:48am On May 02, 2015 |
[b][/b][color=#990000][/color] @imsuboi abeg email me ur number to sixtusonline@gmail.com. i'd like to chat you up on whatsapp |
Education › Re: Oou 2015/2016 Admission by sixtus3606(m): 2:22pm On Apr 27, 2015 |
IrewumiO: yes am a std of Oou 300level Microbiology Hello IrewumiO, has our eligibilty been confirmed for us who did not chose OOU in jamb to sit for their post-utme? |
Jokes Etc › Re: Lmao .Masquerades Meets Nigeria Police !!! ( Hilarious Photo) by sixtus3606(m): 7:14pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Iamsynord: Lol.Thought they said they were spiritual beings .?? I don jam this kain masquerade for police detention before, for lagos island. |
Health › Re: Be Careful Who You Sleep With by sixtus3606(m): 6:43pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
ControlX: April 11, 2015 - Scientists have discovered that a sizeable minority of women have Y-chromosome gene sequences in their blood. This is interesting because as you may know, Y-chromosomes are the chromosomes that belong to men, so ladies, what are they doing there, and where did they come from?
An obvious answer would be from pregnancy with a male son, every woman who has been pregnant still carries cells from her fetus within her bloodstream. Cells from the pregnancy will reside within the mother's bloodstream and organs for the rest of her life. Even if the pregnancy was terminated or if there was a miscarriage these said genes would remain with the Mother. There is a name for this so-called condition, it is called microchimerism (1), which is named after the Greek chimera, a mythical, monstrous fire-breathing animal that is composed of the parts of three animals a lion, a snake and a goat. Okay so that explains it, well at least it does for the women who have given birth to sons. But what about the women without sons that still had male cells in their bloodstream?
This called for a study (2) that was done by immunologists at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in 2004. In this study they took samples from 120 women who had never had sons. They found that 21% of these women had male DNA. The women were then categorized into 4 groups according to pregnancy history: Group A had only daughters, Group B had had one or more miscarriage(s), Group C had induced abortions and Group D had never been pregnant before. The prevalence of male michrochimerism was considerably greater in Group C although it was still present in each group. Group A 8%, Group B 22%, Group C 57% and Group D 10%.
The conclusions of this study noted that the possible sources of male michrochimerism included, known pregnancies, miscarriages, vanished male twin, or sexual intercourse. This means, that through intercourse alone there is a potential for women to hold onto male genes and DNA within their organs and blood stream for their entire life!
I find this extremely fascinating because a spiritual friend and mentor once told me that every time you sleep with somebody you are taking on a part of them within you. I thought of this as a powerful metaphor, that we were keeping a part of them energetically. Needless to say, it made me reflect on certain things from my past and this whole analogy really made a lot of sense. But, to learn that there is actual scientific proof to back this up and that it is a physical thing, that is more than just energy. The idea that as women we are capable of taking on actual physical DNA from the men that we sleep with, was an extremely eye opening piece of information to stumble across.
This science puts a whole new meaning on sexual intercourse as a whole. It is a very sacred and spiritual act and should be completely regarded as such. A lot of people are misusing sex and have forgotten what it is meant for and how important and consecrated it really is. I know I can speak for many women because as a woman I know what this is like and have had experiences in the past with giving away sex somewhat freely because of insecurity or to please or impress a man without actually even realizing how irresponsible this was. Because at the time, it was just sex, and when you are completely disconnected from yourself, it doesn't seem like it's a big deal. Now being older and more connected to my spiritual self I realize that sex is not something that is meant to be thrown around and given out so freely, it is a sacred act that creates a bond between two people that love and care about each other. It is so important for us (humanity) to realize this. There is a lot of power and amazing potential within this act and it has the complete capability of connecting us with our true selves.
Many of us are holding onto a lot of sexual baggage from our past, it is not my intent to make anyone regret past experiences. Rather, to let go and embrace what the past has taught us and move forward with this knowledge and consider it wisely. With this information I'm sure you will think twice about whom you are ending up in bed with, and at the very least, I'm positive that you'll be sure to use a condom!
Source: http://m.disclose.tv/news/be_careful_who_you_sleep_with_study_shows_women_carry_the_dna_of_sexual_partners/116543 No wonder majority of children no dey resemble their mama or papa!!! Choi! #AskShekau |
Properties › Re: Funny Picture: House With Over 15 Satellite Dishes by sixtus3606(m): 12:32pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
teamb: In a society where having a DSTV is still seen as a sign of affluence, here you have a house that boasts of over 15 DSTV dishes. #PictureCheck Now that's 17 DSTV dishes up there!!! |
Politics › Re: African First Ladies Summit: Dame Patience Rigs Out Aisha Buhari by sixtus3606(m): 9:30am On Apr 23, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Dr. Ariyo Responds To Accusation Of Igbo Xenophobic Comment by sixtus3606(m): 3:11pm On Apr 22, 2015 |
Sunnybobo3: My attention has been drawn to the news circulating in the social media attributed to me captioned “ U.S. based Nigerian Calls for the Killings of the Igbos”. This story is categorically FALSE. It was generated by computer fabricators, manipulated and bandaged to create havoc. Our investigations indicate that this horrible story was cooked, seasoned and delivered to get back at me for my sympathy for the Oba of Lagos during the recently concluded, highly contested Lagos State gubernatorial election. At the peak of the debate, there were heated exchanges and at the heat of the moment, statements were made from both sides that could be misconstrued. The subsequent distortion by these sophisticated fabricators is causing significant injustice to us all. To all the people affected by the original debate or subsequent computer distortions, I hereby apologize. No matter what, these stories are offensive and highly regrettable.
I condemn these computer fabricators in their entirety. I further condemn any killings or any acts of violence anywhere, be it South Africa or Lagos. Humanity will judge these people harshly. I work every day to save people’s lives from heart attacks. I am writing this letter with only 3 hours of sleep in the past 48 hours due to the nature of my work and the barrage of death threats on me and my family. I am Yoruba, but I have worked closely with Igbos all my life without any problem. It came as a shock to me and my Igbo colleagues, that I was being labeled as an Igbo hater. Indeed, I appreciate the confidence and support that I have received from my friends and well wishers that know me from around the world. I thank you for the support and your continued prayers in face of this unwarranted and relentless attack created by this false story. My only true statement regarding the Oba of Lagos was taken out of context on completely unrelated issue and bandaged together to create this horrendous story. To prove that I am no Igbo hater, but in fact, I am my brother’s keeper, I will take you through an improbable journey of a young Nigerian boy from a small town to the world’s pinnacle of academic medicine. I will highlight the practical examples of my close relationships with some of my Igbo colleagues all along the way.
At the Univeristy of Ibadan, the first Nigerian University, I received the best medical education that could be obtained under the sun. My teachers were Yoruba, Igbos, Hausa, and Fulani. During our training, we were tribal free. I am currently working with an old U.I colleague, who is a U.S. based Cardiologist, and an Igbo, Dr. Obi Emerole as we put together the First Lagos Cardiovascular Symposium this summer in Ikeja, Lagos.
At Howard University Hospital, where I trained as a medical resident and chief resident, my Igbo friends were Dr. John Agwunobi and Dr. Ahagtotu. Dr. Agwunobi later became the secretary of health to Governor Jeb Bush in Florida, and, Dr. Ahaghotu is now the head of Urology and Associate Dean at the Institution. We were all interns, bound together as Nigerians, without tribal affiliations. We ate together, were on call together, and partied together on Saturday nights whenever we had time.
In 1995, I was a research fellow at Harvard Medical School’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, where I was simultaneously enrolled for Master degree at the Harvard School of Public Health. I reached out to all the Nigerians in the Boston area institutions and we had regular meetings as “one Nigeria.” It was that year in Boston that I actually met Professor Wole Soyinka and the late Professor Chinua Achebe.
At the Johns Hopkins Hospital, regarded as the number one hospital in the United States, I was an Interventional Cardiology fellow. My immediate senior colleague, Dr. Camellus Ezeagwu was Igbo. I went to his house quite often for some “Fufu and goat meat” that his beautiful wife regularly prepared for us.
The best man at my wedding was an Igbo man. Our families enjoy time together and vacation together. I have served in various capacities under the umbrella of the Association of the Nigerian Physicians in The Americas (ANPA). I was humbled to be the keynote speaker at the recent end of the year event. I have also served in our communities and churches encouraging our youth to pursue a carrier in medicine. I have served as head, chairman, director, and secretary in various capacities in different Nigerian organizations that included Yorubas and Igbos for the past 30 years, and not once has anyone said that I hate one group or the other. I currently serve as mentor for lots of young Nigerian doctors. I help them get into residency and fellowship around the country (Yorubas and Igbos alike). As we speak, I have several Yorubas and Igbos students rotating under my service at the hospital.
Nigeria is my country and I am proud of her. She gave me a lot and I intend to continue to give back. I will not let some people create a wedge between me and this country that I love. I believe my only sin was the support that I gave to the Oba of Lagos. As a son of a monarch myself, I have utmost respect for our native rulers. Thus, the position that I took during the debate leading to the highly spirited Lagos State gubernatorial election might have offended some people. For me, this is a lot of price to pay when I am not even a politician. It also shows how far people will go for payback. But, please, this is not a game for me. I have my plate full in USA. I would rather use this time to save lives and improve the health of people, or increase the chances of other Nigerian kids getting to where I am today rather than responding to false stories designed to get back at me for my different political position. At the time that I am writing this missive, I have received over 500 telephone calls that are mostly death threats. Please let us calm down and work together for peace.
I hope my story clears some ambiguities regarding this unfortunate computer manipulated and generated story. Although, it hurts a lot, I will forgive them (the fabricators). We want every Nigerian to live in peace and harmony. We seek a more tolerant Nigeria, a vibrant Nigeria where there is freedom and liberty, where no one is inferior or superior to the other. We need to band together and start building our nation towards prosperity and a brighter future as we move forward to a more perfect Nigeria. God bless Nigeria. God bless us all.
Abraham Ariyo
http://www.dawodu.com/index.php/en/articles/131-a-more-perfect-nigeria-us-based-cardiologist-s-clarification Story for the gods |
Politics › Re: Dr. Ariyo Responds To Accusation Of Igbo Xenophobic Comment by sixtus3606(m): 3:10pm On Apr 22, 2015 |
Chillext: How many used this baby doll Wwwhhhhaaaaattt!!! Geeeeez!...this really brings back memories! However, it looks scary to me now though :/ #AwesomeThrowBack |
Jokes Etc › Re: How Many Used This Baby Doll (pics) by sixtus3606(m): 3:00pm On Apr 22, 2015 |
Chillext: How many used this baby doll Wwwhhhhaaaaattt!!! Geeeeez!...this really brings back memories! However, it looks scary to me now though :/ #AwesomeThrowBack |
Politics › Re: Suleiman Hashimu: 'Robbers Gave Me N200, Pure Water On The Road' by sixtus3606(m): 10:04pm On Apr 21, 2015 |
kennydee05: Suleiman Hashimu, will no doubt enter the Guiness Book of Record as the first man to trek from Lagos to Abuja.
‘The Traveller,’ as he is now been called, had vowed to walk from Lagos to Abuja if Muhammadu Buhari won the 2015 presidential election.
Hashimu arrived Abuja yesterday evening after trekking for over three weeks.
Hashimu, a native of Katsina State, said he was in Lagos when Buhari was announced the president-elect of Nigeria, so he left Lagos at about 5am the next day and arrived in Ibadan around 6pm.
Narrating his ordeal to newsmen upon his arrival in Abuja, Hashimu said he had gone to get a police report at Ibadan to allow for an unimpeded journey, but that as he could not wait for the processes to be completed, the divisional police officer (DPO) gave him his phone number.
The journey man said when he first embarked on the journey, many persons discouraged him, especially family members but he never gave up.
He told journalists that in Ilorin, people accompanied him for several miles until he stopped at Oloru, where he received much hospitality in Jebba. He said unlike other villages, he met people who had heard of him.
He further explained that about 20 people set off with him from Jebba and after some miles, 18 turned back, but the other two were more strong-minded and followed him.
The Traveller narrated how they encountered armed robbers close to Mokwa, but that, fortunately, he had already met one of them in Jebba and the would-be robber ended up giving him N200 for ‘pure’ (sachet) water.
Hashimu said he continued his trip from Mokwa to Kudu, then from Kutigi to Bida, and then to Suleja, after which arrived in Abuja yesterday.
Upon his arrival in Abuja on Monday, many residents were already waiting to receive him.
When residents of FCT saw him, the chorus of Sai Buhari rented the air.
Unconfirmed report said a top politician had already paid for a room in Transcorp Hilton where he would lodge. Source: http://dailypost.ng/2015/04/21/robbers-gave-me-n200-pure-water-on-the-road-man-who-trekked-from-lagos-to-abuja/ Nna ehn...aswear, I dey trip for this aboki guy ooO! But wait a minute, for this dude to have successfully accomplished such journey, don't you feel with me that he has an atom of igboism!!!! Nwanne nno! |
Romance › Re: The Kinds Of Girls An Hustling Nigerian Guy Needs In His Life by sixtus3606(m): 9:37pm On Apr 21, 2015 |
emusmith: The kinds of girls an hustling Nigerian guy needs in his life
1. Miss Economical
She is the type that ensures his money is well spent. She can cook a pot of soup with #500. She hardly collects from him.
2. Miss Patience
She is the type that believes in his dreams and can survive long years of humble beginnings with him. She is patient.
3. Miss Encourager
When my guy is tired and weary, she encourages him. She is an expert in encouraging. Such girls are quite an asset. 
4. Miss Worker
My pastor's wife told us to marry a worker for a few reasons. One is, she can help you in financial matters. If you are boxed up, you can date a brokie. But a hustler, you need a worker Two good heads are better than one, lol!
5. Miss Gentle
She is the type that wouldn't fight his boyfriend over lil issues. She is a nice girl. I like her type joor Gentle girls are few. Me need one 
6. Miss Generous
I know her. She prefers to give to him than to receive from him. She is a cheerful giver. She buys things for him more than he does for her. If you find her, marry her ja re . She knows how to take care of both in laws equally. She is decent in spending.
7. Miss Beautiful
Oh boy, she has to be pretty too o...at least in your eyes abeg. Beauty is quite important ja re. They say, there is no accounting for taste. Beauty to all vary 
Have a good night rest  I am in need of a serious sex-mate, between 23-30 years for immediate employment. Qualification: minimum SSCE/OND SPECIAL ATTRUBUTES; 1. Must be good in bed 2. Must be honest 3. Must report to duty on or before resumption time. 4. Must clean in-between the two thighs. 5. Well succulent bossoms 6. Beautiful sculptured a** 7. Must be at least 65% hour-glass shaped BENEFITS: -Attractive salaries -Feeding allowance -Accomodation NB: serious babes only!!! |
Romance › Re: Guys, Can You Marry This Pretty Lady In Order To Gain USA Greencard??? by sixtus3606(m): 12:38pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
ItsAnderson: My friend is in a dilenma.
I told him, she doesn't look bad  Let's initiate an agreement. Reach me on 07063611??2 |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by sixtus3606(m): 9:29am On Apr 20, 2015 |
anonimi: I notice that ALL your revenue projection is based on Niger Delta crude oil. Nothing from groundnut oil, palm oil, coconut oil or other agricultural and industrial revenue.
Why are we only about SHARING the wealth derived from only one part of the country  Kai!....dan buurun waka!! Kai dis awa ekonomee duon pinish!!! I still dey pine guanote oyil wey I go use pry prantain...kai naijeriya don pinish!!! |
Business › Re: Nigeria Wants To Shutdown South African Businesses Over Xenophobic Attacks by sixtus3606(m): 9:20am On Apr 18, 2015 |
chukxie: I'm not going to be entangled in whatever you're trying to start. Pick someone else. Safe! Oya chukxie make we relate! Aswear I dey gbadun all this you prognosis |
Education › Re: See How Lazy Students Reason In Picture by sixtus3606(m): 9:16am On Apr 18, 2015 |
Dis 1 wey olofuna dey acknowledge this boy matayarn...na him be say olofuna lazy like am!
#ReasoningLikeTheBoyTooSha |
Business › Re: Nigeria Wants To Shutdown South African Businesses Over Xenophobic Attacks by sixtus3606(m): 8:57am On Apr 18, 2015 |
chukxie: I don't troll, bro/gal. And neither do I engage in 'e-wars and invectives. Like I said earlier, you wouldn't know what I meant. Have a nice day.  chukxie: I don't troll, bro/gal. And neither do I engage in 'e-wars and invectives. Like I said earlier, you wouldn't know what I meant. Have a nice day. E-wars? :O O'boi na social media brawl, e-brawl and nothing like e-war! Come sef, shey na e-war 1, e-war 2 or 3...regulate bro! Lol Kikikikiiikikiii #LaughungInZulu |
Career › Become A Successful Entrepreneur In The Fashion Industry by sixtus3606(op): 5:13pm On Apr 17, 2015*. Modified: 2:50pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
OSC has established Industry Advisory Board members, which include designers, merchandisers, CEOs, owners and presidents of a variety of fashion businesses volunteer to share their industry experience based on the belief in the quality and promise of our program. Our training institute offers training in a conducive environment with modern industrial machines, our class rooms are fully air conditioned, can seat 60 students this way it allows for each student to access all training room facilities like industrial sewing machines, specialty machines, other amenities include; parking space, Wi-Fi internet facility, projector, fully furnished hostel facilities and 40kva standby generator etc. To know more about us and enquiries, you can reach us through the following handles; Tel: 07063611992 Website: www.osccollegeoffashion.netEmail: info@osccollegeoffashion.net Thank You!!! Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Vacancy! Vacancy!! Vacancy!!! by sixtus3606(m): 4:43pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
loloprince: A reputable school located at the Lagos Mainland wants for immediate employment. SUBJECT TEACHERS # BUSINESS STUDIES # CREATIVE ARTS # MUSIC # CRK # GOVERNMENT # PRINCIPAL Minimum of 5years exp. IGSCE certificate and knowledge of other foreign exams like SAT<TOEFL etc. send your CV to headstartprivateschool@hotmail.com or info@headstartprivateschool.com I am into Graphic Design. I also train students on how to play chess, a game on how to think and think fast. These 2 skills will add more value to your school. You can reach me on 07063611992 email: sixtusonline@gmail.com |
Webmasters › Re: Urgent Help With Nairaland Lookalike Forum by sixtus3606(m): 4:38pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
Abiodun2014: Please people, I need help with my Nairaland look alike forum, I want a situation whereby a User logs in and stay logged in 4ever, without been logged out. Even wen he closes the browser and reopens he still stays logged in! I heard I cld do this with Sessions! Anyone with the code?! Sincerely, I don't get it either. It also happened to me. But things changed after being active for close to an hour...I closed my browser, logged unto NL and discovered I was still logged on. However, this was done with operamini. #GiveItAtry |
Business › Re: Nigeria Wants To Shutdown South African Businesses Over Xenophobic Attacks by sixtus3606(m): 4:20pm On Apr 17, 2015*. Modified: 6:51pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
chukxie: It's sad how South Africa has embarked on a downward spiral journey that might lead to the demise of one of Africa's great nations. What is this this one talking sef? "South Africa has embarked on a downward spiral journey" "that might lead to the demise of one of Africa's great nations." Lol...you wan form giramar!!! DEMISE? Specify which country...Nigeria or South-Africa?? #MuMu |
Celebrities › Re: David And His Driver Beats Up MC Galaxy(sekem Crooner) by sixtus3606(m): 4:05pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
reetah: Davido & His Driver Beat Up MC Galaxy, Sent Him Out Of Shizzi’s Studio
SekemcroonerMC Galaxywas attacked and badly injured on Wednesday night April 15th at producerShizzi’s studio in Lekki. According to a reliable industry source,MC Galaxy,Davido(they have collaborated before)B-Red,Shizzi,Davido’s driver, a guy namedLatiand otherHKNmembers were atShizzi’s studio working and laughing when suddenly things turned ugly. According to someone who witnessed the beat down, trouble started afterMC GalaxytoldB-Redthat he(Galaxy)was more popular than him(B-Red). B-Reddidn’t agree and they went back and forth. Then anHKNGang member, who is a Ghanaian artist, toldMC Galaxythat he was not funny as a comedian.MC Galaxyreplied, telling him that he was an unknown artist, and they went back and forth yabbing each other. They said all of a suddenDavidocame out from the studio and askedMC Galaxyto leave. “Davidodidn’t like that Galaxy was yabbing his boys and asked him to leave. BeforeGalaxycould react,Davidohit him on the back. Then his driver,Lati, took over, punchingGalaxyand then hit him on the head with an Orijin bottle. B-Reddidn’t touchGalaxyandShizziwas very upset about what was happening in his studio and tried to stop the fight. Shizziwas really upset thatGalaxywas attacked. If you seeMC Galaxy’s eyes now” I contactedMC Galaxyto confirm he was attacked and he confirmed it but didn’t want to talk much about the incident. “Yes, I was attacked byDavido, his driver also broke a bottle on my head.Davidois someone I love and I am surprised he did this. His managerKamalhas called to apologize to me but I would rather not have this in the public.” he said.  reetah: Davido & His Driver Beat Up MC Galaxy, Sent Him Out Of Shizzi’s Studio
SekemcroonerMC Galaxywas attacked and badly injured on Wednesday night April 15th at producerShizzi’s studio in Lekki. According to a reliable industry source,MC Galaxy,Davido(they have collaborated before)B-Red,Shizzi,Davido’s driver, a guy namedLatiand otherHKNmembers were atShizzi’s studio working and laughing when suddenly things turned ugly. According to someone who witnessed the beat down, trouble started afterMC GalaxytoldB-Redthat he(Galaxy)was more popular than him(B-Red). B-Reddidn’t agree and they went back and forth. Then anHKNGang member, who is a Ghanaian artist, toldMC Galaxythat he was not funny as a comedian.MC Galaxyreplied, telling him that he was an unknown artist, and they went back and forth yabbing each other. They said all of a suddenDavidocame out from the studio and askedMC Galaxyto leave. “Davidodidn’t like that Galaxy was yabbing his boys and asked him to leave. BeforeGalaxycould react,Davidohit him on the back. Then his driver,Lati, took over, punchingGalaxyand then hit him on the head with an Orijin bottle. B-Reddidn’t touchGalaxyandShizziwas very upset about what was happening in his studio and tried to stop the fight. Shizziwas really upset thatGalaxywas attacked. If you seeMC Galaxy’s eyes now” I contactedMC Galaxyto confirm he was attacked and he confirmed it but didn’t want to talk much about the incident. “Yes, I was attacked byDavido, his driver also broke a bottle on my head.Davidois someone I love and I am surprised he did this. His managerKamalhas called to apologize to me but I would rather not have this in the public.” he said. Na how this obe come take concern me? |
Politics › Re: Bugaje Says Nigeria’s Crude Oil Belongs To The North by sixtus3606(m): 6:22pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Yasher: why should it be forgotten? Is it because it was a northern leader that said it? Did we forget what GEJ said in 2011 about corruption or electricity? The way to settle such issues is to tackle them head-on and make progress not to shy away from them.
Tomorrow, someone else will bring up a similar matter somewhere and until we begin to address such issues, they'll keep piling up.
I remember the great sardauna once said,"let's understand our differences and then make progress" Alright. Sometime ago, an idiot sprang up from nowhere to spew trash! Frantically, the perception of Nigerians, particularly YORUBA's about the igbos is so indecisive. I recall vividly of fella who made a dead point of Lagos modernization and the igbos not being the reason for the impartation. Firstly, I will like to point out some candid facts about the igbos; this guys(igbos) have been acknowledged globally, to possess a wide range of nugget mindset in commercial/business activities. Thus, thet tend to crave into any nook or cranny that possesses the attributes for business development. They(igbos) don't need to be schooled on how to make ends meet, they are undoubtedly an epitome of business value. Secondly, igbos are the reason behind the existence of various public limited companies, such as; Telecom, Banks, Media and so much more. The igbos love for money and commercial activities(BUSINESS) was what actually prompted multinational companies to vye into establishing a ground here in Lagos. Note: Lagos was formely the Nation's capital. During her reign, many came from all parts of the country and beyond. Lagos became a harbor for all nationales and then, commerce started taking its peak. Igbos who migrated to Lagos then, had only. One means of livelihood "Buying and Selling". Fortunately, Lagos had already made her ground to a certain level of commercialization and civilization before the "CAPITAL" title was transferred to ABUJA. So the trend remained and still remains what it is today. PS: There is no other reason why a man would venture into business, other than to make money. So, the BANKS, MEDIA, TELECOMS and so on couldn't go to any other of the country, other than Lagos. Thus, Igbos are the visible secret behing the positive transformation of Lagos state. To that gut that was tribalistic: *Use your BRAIN *Use your HEAD *Think twice before you speak; always regulate your thought! "In every twelve, there must be a judas" So, no state, tribe or region is exemted in the act of crime!!! #Shekina |
Politics › Re: Jimi Agbaje Called Akinwunmi Ambode To Congratulate Him Screenshot by sixtus3606(m): 9:26am On Apr 16, 2015 |
iyatrustee: We would be fighting for these people that are friends behind the scene or how would you explain that they all seem to have each others phone number?
Gej calls GMB Ramalan calls Elrufai Ameachi calls wike Agbaje calls Ambode etc
Lesson for our youth and political thugs, your death means nothing to politicians! #WordsOfWisdom |
Politics › I Cannot Guarantee Rescue Of The Chibok Girls – Buhari by sixtus3606(op): 9:45am On Apr 14, 2015*. Modified: 2:05pm On Apr 14, 2015 |
President-Elect, Mohammadu Buhari says as much as he wants the abducted Chibok girls rescued, he cannot assure that his government when sworn-in will be able to do so. “As much as I wish to, I cannot promise that we can find them,” Buhari was quoted to have said in a statement. “Today we remember the kidnapping of 276 girls from a school in Chibok one year ago. This crime has rightly caused outrage both in Nigeria and across the world. “Today is a time to reflect on the pain and suffering of the victims, their friends and families. Our thoughts and prayers, and that of the whole Nigerian Nation, are with you today. “I want to assure all of them, and particularly the parents, that when my new Administration takes office at the end of May, we will do everything we can to defeat Boko Haram. We will act differently from the Government we replace: we hear the anguish of our citizens and intend to respond accordingly. “This new approach must also begin with honesty. We do not know if the Chibok girls can be rescued. Their whereabouts remain unknown. As much as I wish to, I cannot promise that we can find them. “But I say to every parent, family member and friend of the children that my Government will do everything in its power to bring them home. “What I can pledge, with absolute certainty, is that starting on the first day of my Administration Boko Haram will know the strength of our collective will and commitment to rid this nation of terror, and bring back peace and normalcy to all the affected areas. “’Boko Haram’ means ‘Western Education is Sinful’. When they are defeated militarily, as they will be, we will ensure our citizens in the affected areas have improved educational opportunities as a direct counterbalance to Boko Haram’s twisted ideology. In particular we will educate ever more young girls ensuring they are empowered as citizens of Nigeria. “Let us use this anniversary to remind each other that the attack on Chibok was an attack on the dreams and aspirations of our young people. “We stand united in our pledge to resist terror in Nigeria– not just through military means but also through the power of opportunity and the hope of a better future for all,” the statement read. SOURCE: Information Nigeria www.informationng.com/2015/04/i-cannot-guarantee-rescue-of-the-chibok-girls-but-my-govt-will-try-its-best-buhari.html |
Education › Re: Oou 2015/2016 Admission by sixtus3606(m): 11:28am On Apr 13, 2015 |
IrewumiO: bro if oou is ur last hope i wud advice u ro change d institution on ur utme to oou::: bt if not u can giv oou putme a trial *smile* that was quite an advice though! Weldone (y) |
Education › IMSU Aspirants 2015/2016 by sixtus3606(op): 4:27pm On Apr 12, 2015 |
This thread has been formulated to render latest information, relating to IMSU Post-Utme and Admission Processes.
Keep the questions coming in. Also, those with the latest info concerning IMSU, feel free and keep the aspirants informed! Thank you. |
Education › Re: 2015/2016 Utme And Admission Process by sixtus3606(m): 4:04pm On Apr 12, 2015 |
sixtus3606: Any Latest Info On IMSU Post-Utme? I'm actually an aspirant. Thus, I seek latest info regarding Post-Utme and admission. Thank you. |
Education › Re: 2015/2016 Utme And Admission Process by sixtus3606(m): 4:03pm On Apr 12, 2015 |
[color=#990000][/color] MAPOLY POST-UTME INFO
Anybody up? |
Education › Re: 2015/2016 Utme And Admission Process by sixtus3606(m): 3:59pm On Apr 12, 2015 |
Any Latest Info On IMSU Post-Utme? |