SKAMOD:
Am in North Cyprus now.. who is there and wants to see me

catwalq:
This rubbish of people insulting President Buhari online is cowardly and outrightly wrong. This is not freedom of speech one bit,this is unruly behaviour and reeks of disrespect. I'm sure this man will almostfall down on his face in order to greet Buhari if He was to meet him face to face. If you can't respect him because of his age,respect his office even if you are not sympathetic to his government.

Kokolet11:
mumu people everywhere,IPOB giving some people sleepless night

Lagusta:
Did someone above me say cool

This is not cool at all....

This marriage is sure to crumble....

They are too immature for marriage, they would surely have fights and quarrels, how would they handle that??

If its due to pregnancy, no wahala, how would that "boy" be responsible enough to take care of them?? I mean both mother and child??

Well, all the same, I wish them all the very best.....

AutoReportNG:
Imagine if all dangote trucks were like this, God knows there will be little accident on our roads.

Semi-trailers are dangerous and stressful obstacles when drivers try to pass them, so Samsung has come up with a great way to make things a little bit easier for other drivers; they’ve attached giant TVs to the back so that drivers can see the road ahead before trying to pass.

According to Samsung’s video, almost one person dies in a traffic accident every hour in Argentina, so the need for something like their ‘Safety Truck’ is definitely there. The system is simple, though perhaps a bit cost-prohibitive – a small camera on the front broadcasts a live feed of the road to the screens on the back. There’s even a night-vision mode for night-time driving.

The truck’s prototype has already been tested, though no models are currently on the road. Samsung claims to be working together with local governments to figure out how to optimize the system for live road use. “So far Samsung has been able to confirm that the technology works and that this idea can definitely save the lives of many people,” they write.


Source:
http://www.autoreportng.com/2017/09/samsungs-safety-truck-shows-road-ahead.html

Watch the video below..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GNGfse9ZK8


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gberra:
Don't be hypertensive. I'm here to celebrate with you. We hope those shoes/ wears last considerably though.


The smiling one

sarrki:
That criminal will know that Nigeria is supreme

emmanuel2015:
u de find person money wey go follow hang, search well well

yorhmzy:


You have to wait for DNS propagation which takes 24 - 48 hours. Same issue here.

willi926:
Ncan reporting live frm Okokomaiko. Na my people ooo. Chai

Ayima:
It is very common that when people talk about their parents,they always describe their mother emphatically as been good and helpful but when you ask them about their father? The usual response is haaaa! that one? He is just there o or you hear something like abeg leave that one with his wahala o. What are the reasons behind this?

Zico5:
You try my man, but trying to justify people perception about igbo is nothing. We all know all these things u stated above. Just help us beg them to stop destroying our image abroad. Drug business is no business, its shortcut to life destruction. We are tired of malaysia and indonesia news.

Limitednow:


Source: http://www.socialtimesng.com/2017/01/igbo-stereotypes-nigerians-are-tired-of-hearing/