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dnawah: na then way them go see something.even people way no know wetin be ebola go come.

dont8: Crackheads everywhere, didn't you see that was a bullet proof SUV? Go and act the season 2, smh.

AdemolaA2: no doubt ,this boy called Olamide is really good ...his lyrical content is deep but hey peeps , don't make mistakes of comparing him with dagrin ooo cos dagrin 'is' loved by all tribes and cultures . Olamide is only loved by the Yorubas and probably the few igbos .Dagrin paved way for rappers like Olamide to be heard cos damn ..that dude was too hard on the mic ..can't stop watching his freestyle on jimmy's jumpoff.Olamide too is well respected and he's gradually getting there . his voice though is a turn off for his 'spits' on the mic!!!

Uyi Iredia: What I saw was a man paid and prepped to celebrate a half-baked governance on TV: his almost constant politicization of critics of government (presumably including citizens) was naive and unreasoned; if there be any consolation_for him_he did his job in a manner agreeable to the yoga at the top.

Waspy: Liebaran Maku

martyns303: What exactly were his comments?

Aliyubest: Pls state ur source. bTW u shouldnt b suprised @ his conduct, na normal thing

oluafolabi: UNILAG faction backs FG

The anti-strike faction of ASUU in theUniversity of Lagos, on Thursday,expressed its total support for theresumption ultimatum and sack threatissued on striking lecturers nationwideby the Federal Government.The faction also denied beingsponsored by the government.The group, led by two members ofUNILAG ASUU-NEC, had parted wayswith the mainstream ASUU, over itscontinued participation in the strike,as it issued the latter an ultimatum onMonday to pull out by the end of thisweek.
Leader of the breakaway faction, DrEmmanuel Ogbeide, who spoke to theNigerian Tribune on phone, wasconfident that UNILAG would resumebefore the expiration of theultimatum, while maintaining that thesack of those who refused to complywould be lawful.Ogbeide, who alongside anotherleader of the faction, Dr AdeyemiDaramola, had engaged the ASUUleadership in war of words, described their colleagues who could not speakout against the strike but werecomplaining in private as hypocrites.According to him, “UNILAG will surely resume work before December 4.
The school governing council has the rightto sack lecturers who did not conform with that decision.”culled from NIGERIA TRIBUNE

oluafolabi: UNILAG faction backs FG

The anti-strike faction of ASUU in theUniversity of Lagos, on Thursday,expressed its total support for theresumption ultimatum and sack threatissued on striking lecturers nationwideby the Federal Government.The faction also denied beingsponsored by the government.The group, led by two members ofUNILAG ASUU-NEC, had parted wayswith the mainstream ASUU, over itscontinued participation in the strike,as it issued the latter an ultimatum onMonday to pull out by the end of thisweek.
Leader of the breakaway faction, DrEmmanuel Ogbeide, who spoke to theNigerian Tribune on phone, wasconfident that UNILAG would resumebefore the expiration of theultimatum, while maintaining that thesack of those who refused to complywould be lawful.Ogbeide, who alongside anotherleader of the faction, Dr AdeyemiDaramola, had engaged the ASUUleadership in war of words, described their colleagues who could not speakout against the strike but werecomplaining in private as hypocrites.According to him, “UNILAG will surely resume work before December 4.
The school governing council has the rightto sack lecturers who did not conform with that decision.”culled from NIGERIA TRIBUNE

cutiepie01: bros,pls modify ur post ASAP,guess its an error.Its reciprocate not 'reciprocated'.#Thank me later#

Appliedmaths.:
Walahi, your stupidity came to me as a shock, always saw you as an intelligent lad. The cost of building my MAIN GATE alone would build 4 faculties in your yeye IMSU. See this local state boy dey wan form porsche for here. Ask your lecturers what business do they have to join ASUU ?.

I'm not here to trade words man, I would have ignored you but my UNIBEN has produced great men in and out of this country when compared to your backyard IMSU.

kkkp: Pics and source

It's true - money does not grow on trees. But gold does, at least according to a group of scientists who have confirmed the presence of the mineral in the leaves of some plants.

Australia based researchers found the gold particles hidden within eucalyptus tree foliage, indicating that gold deposits may also be buried many metres below.

The grains growing within the leaves are approximately one fifth the diameter of a human hair, making the discovery unlikely to start a gold rush. However, it can provide a unique opportunity for mineral exploration.

Geochemists from Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRPO) said eucalyptus trees in western Australia are drawing up gold particles from the earth via their root system and depositing it their leaves and branches.

Although the amounts found were tiny, their presence could indicate gold ore deposits buried up to tens of metres underground and under sediments that are up to 60 million years old.

Lead author of the study, Dr Mel Lintern, said the team used CSIRO's Maia detector, a machine that uses x-rays to probe matter in great detail, to search for gold deposits. They were able to produce images of gold found in the leaves, bark and twigs of some of the trees.

Their research, published in the journal Nature Communications, suggested plants were absorbing gold particles found around the soils of eucalyptus trees, Dr Lintern explained.

“The eucalypt acts as a hydraulic pump – its roots extend tens of metres into the ground and draw up water containing the gold.

"As the gold is likely to be toxic to the plant, it’s moved to the leaves and branches where it can be released or shed to the ground.

“The leaves could be used in combination with other tools as a more cost effective and environmentally friendly exploration technique.”

Dr Lintern added that by using this technique of sampling and analysing vegetation for traces of minerals, it may be easier to observe what occurs below the surface without the need to drill. He said: "It’s a more targeted way of searching for minerals that reduces costs and impact on the environment."

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