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Topestbilly:That guy doesn't know shiit |
Ban that orange face corn hair idiot. He doesn't know what he is doing. The nationalities of the 9/11 hijackers are: 15 Saudi Arabians 2 United Arab Emirate 1 Egyptian 1 Lebanese And Trump didn't ban any of the countries. Can you all see that this fvck face doesn't know what he's doing? My wish to Trump ![]() https://p.fod4.com/p/media/b808431fbb/m8YD3waBSPCsYzvwLDcj_donald%20trump%20electrocuted.gif |
sekem:Trust me bro, I believe there are paranormal occurrences, and there are haunted houses in western world. But before Oyinbo call a building haunted, they would have done a lot of findings to ensure that they don't have normal explanation for what's happening in the house. Now my question is, did they do an autopsy for just one person that died in that house? The answer is No |
kolaaderin:You hit the nail right on the head. The said the Alhaji corpse was buried in the house, after which people started dying. First no autopsy was done on the Alhaji dead body to know what killed him. They buried him like that. There is possibility that the Alhaji corpse was buried close to the source of their drinking water such as borehole or well. Guess what will happen after the decomposition of the body, there will be seepage of contaminated bodily fluid into the drinking water. Meanwhile, the first person died no autopsy, 2nd person died no autopsy until the 10th before they see it as spiritual something. Most of the times, we need common sense to explain occurrences. It baffles me that everything is seen as spiritual attack in Nigeria |
No autopsy? Nigeria, a country in 2017 that still has 15th century beliefs Until we start using our brains in Africa, we have a very long ass way to go |
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Please don't Aluu them o |
Here we go again ![]() Every celebrities either Nigerian or foreign have sibling. Agbana Darego get sibling, Iheanacho get sibling, Olamide get sibling, Phyno get sibling, Chris Brown get sibling, Densel Washington get sibling, Nicki Minaj get sibling, Lebron James get sibling etc. Just because your sister or brother is a celebrity doesn't make a celebrity. Somebody should please help me tell this girl that she's not a celebrity biko. |
I will beg all these politicians to fvcking stop talking about 2019 now. We know your tactics and are not going to fall for it. Buhari should fulfill the electoral mandates he promised the people before he was elected. |
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Reading some comments on this thread makes me My opinion is that Trump is making Islamophobia in north america worsen by his utterances and actions. And I won't be surprised if similar attacks happen in USA during his regime |
And so? ![]() Even Linda wey be her sister knows that Laura no be anything. Nah only Nairaland carry celebrity status give the attention seeking girl Abeg carry better story put for fp jare
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You are all not talented. Bunch of crying babies
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CXLVII:I concur ![]() |
OoniOfIfe:How is he greedy and stupid? rattlesnake:Will you leave that to God? |
97 wives And he lived till 93 years looking this young Certainly, there're benefits to having sex regularly ![]() |
Explorers:This one speaks volume about African leaders. Stealing from the poor masses and adding it to their enormous stolen wealth |
stinechykee:Please f.uck off my post.....I don't wanna engage in any discussion with you. |
unyted:Amen |
Okeikpu:How come Port Harcourt has an English name, how come rivers is called rivers, how come plateau is called plateau, how come cross river is an English name? The Portuguese were the first Europeans to come to the place, and they gave it Lago de Curamo because of its lagoon. |
igbodefender:Refer to the post above this your post for answers to your questions. True Lagosians are Awori people of Yoruba subtribe that migrated from Ile Ife. When Portuguese came in 1400s to trade they met indigenous people living in Lagos. Awori people are riverine people that had always being hospitable and welcoming. They accepted a lot of other people like the benins, returned freed slaves (the saros), returned africans from Brazil (the Agudas) etc. The presence of these returnees enlightened the local populace of Lagos and distinguished them from other regions in Nigeria. Mind you, it wasn't only Lagos that freed slaves returned to in Nigeria. But the indigenous people of Lagos who are the Yorubas were accomodating. Most of these returned freed slaves traced their origin to Yoruba land eg. Samuel Ajayi-Crowther. And those that couldn't accepted Yorubaland as their origin |
Okeikpu: Okeikpu:History of Lagos Lagos was settled at various times by hunters and fishermen from the Àwórì sub-nationality. Originally based in Iseri on the Ògùn River about 20 miles from the island, the initial wave of settlers led by Arómiré (the one that becomes personable at the sight of a river), established a presence in Ìddó and Èbúté Métta. Arómiré also grew vegetables, especially pepper, on a site where Iga Ìdúngànràn, the palace or official residence of the Oba of Lagos now stands. Iga Ìdúngànràn is an Àwórì term meaning house on pepper farm. The palace is thus not only an important symbol of the historical traditions of Lagos; its name also helps keep alive the site's association with vegetable farming by Arómiré, the city's first settler. From these bases the Àwórì settlers moved further south, towards the creeks and the sea. One major reason why they moved was because their increasing population created the need for more space. Another was safety and security. Yorùbáland, of which Lagos was a part, had become embroiled in the long-running wars involving ethnic groups, communities, chiefdoms, kingdoms, and other political units of the time http://www.city-data.com/world-cities/Lagos-History.html |
stynhaq:I'm not sure |
Wow! Is that guy in the first pic hanging on the hook of a zoom boom or my eyes are deceiving me? Wow! Wow! Wow! Truly, occupational safety is non existence in Nigeria |
favourmic:Come back for full story, I will be driving to work now |
I remember this day like yesterday It was January 27, 2002. I was preparing for Jamb then. My family went to my hometown for a relative burial leaving only me at home. After reading for a while, I decided to switch on the TV. I cant remember which teams were playing, but I know I was carried away by the football match. All of a sudden, I heard a big bang. I initially thought it was my neighbour kids. I thought to myself that if it's any of those kids disturbing my peace, I will beat the crap out of them. Few seconds later, I heard another bang. But this time around the ground was vibrating. I said to myself, wait a minute, these kids can't have such power to bang and vibrate the ground. So I decided to go outside and observe what was going on. To my utmost surprise, I saw mammoth of crowd, everyone looking confused to what was going on. Then I went to the top floor of the 3rd house to my house which is a 3 storey building to have a better glimpse of what was going on. There I saw crowd of adults all speculating what was happening. Some said the military has overthrown Obasanjo, some said another civil war has broken out - Papa Chidi started talking about the ordeal of the civil war, and how he prayed never to witness another war in his lifetime, some said it was Cameroun fighting Nigeria because of Bakassi peninsula etc. Bro Dee came up with the most reasonable speculation that from his observation that he thinks it is an explosive factory that mistakenly caught fire and set up the chain reaction. While everyone was speculating what the situation is, Mama Mary out of nowhere with anxiety and fear written all over her face shouted let's start running to the 4th street away. Then I said how are we sure those people there are not trying to run to our own street. Bro Dee looked at me and said this young man is very intelligent. He told Mama Mary to calm down that we will continue to listen to radio to know what the problem is, then after we know what the problem is, we can strategize what to do next. After about 30 minutes later, we heard in the radio that it was a mistake from military cantonment that caused explosives to start exploding. Not too long afterwards, my pops eventually got through to my neighbour who he had tried to call like a million times in order to talk to me. He narrated what he heard from my hometown, and I told him I'm aware of the situation and everything is fine with me. I could feel panic in my mom's voice at the background (the fear of a mother). It wasn't until the next day that we heard of the bad news of how a lot of lifes were lost in the Oke afa canal. That day, I saw Mama Mary, and I asked her if she heard of the Oke afa tragic news, she said yes. Then I told her that can she see why it's not good to start running when you don't know what you're running from. She said my brother it is TRUE o. My heart goes out to all the family that lost someone in this tragedy especially the parent that lost all their kids. May God continue to condole them and may all the innocent souls lost continue to rest in peace. I pray we don't witness this kind of tragedy again in Nigeria Moral of the lesson: Don't run when you don't know what is pursuing you, and don't pray for war when you haven't witnessed one before. |
shevchenko:U mean ![]()
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squod:Say what?
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![]() Fake Kanu marrying fake Ikeji. Big deal? ![]() My default look anytime I hear Laura Ikeji
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This is it This is what I have been talking about. We Nigerians shouldn't be suffering and smiling If the government is not fulfilling its electorate mandates, come out and voice your disappointment The developed countries are what they are right now because their government knows their citizens would protest if they don't perform I support this protest, and every other protests to awaken this sleeping government #MaNiGA Let's Make Nigeria Great Again |
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