smithsammy:
Where is your source? And when is it published?

MzAmanda:
Lol...babe calm down

MrKnowitall: This makes no sense. They're not even up to 22 credible vehicle manufactures in the world.

Maybe the meant toy vehicle manufactures. Of course!!

Sopino: Once any group is confirmed to Be a terrorist group pls bomb them all.dis groups waste innocent lives all in d name of peace. Let's face the fact, Which peace are they looking for when they bomb houses, malls, govt buildings.

imoleay0:


GOD BLESS YOU.

Drdreluv: Na Ɣ☺ΰr toilet mouth useless. Civilized cow

cktheluckyman:

April ke? u de this country sef? Fayose is tobe sworn in on Oct 16 2014,that is about three weeks from now

brein:

lol, me doesn't fink so. . . .

greatwaters: Nice write-up but you're getting some things mixed up

I agree with you partly on this.


Now you're beginning to sound really gnomic, hard to understand. You want the Nigerians to lose their superstitions which are very much part of their culture, yet you want them to retain their languages. Thats impossible. Its like telling the Arabs to stop wearing their veil and gowns but to keep their language, Lol. My point is, Nigeria has been influenced by the west greatly during development and there's no way their languages would not be affected.
why we always think of catching up? For once let see ourselves LEADING. As My friend said, corruption, fraud, embezzlement & i add mismanagement of public fund kills Africans


Here, i agree with you. Our leaders have always been our bane. I dont quite believe that we cant catch up though.

While it is true that translating books into their languages aided these countries' rennaissance, it is notable to note how difficult achieving the same feat on the African scene. First of all, the Arabs, Asians and Europeans have one major language in their countries which almost everyone understands, so translation is easy. Imagine doing that in Nigeria for example, which language would you translate into? Even if manage to translate into the three major languages, there's still a sizable population that do not understand any of those three languages. So you see how hard it is.

Good idea, but that would take quadruple the effort it took the Arabs, Asians et al. This is because everyone has to first become literate in the said languages, which to me is far fetched considering that it is discouraged in most basic schools.


If we want to achieve anything, lets encourage our own, though teaching science in our languages seems far from possible. We should not bundle off our promising scholars 2 America or the U.K, where their brains will be tapped 4 d benefit of those countries.

Toktee: You are very pathetic,so want them to be part of currupts gvt plan.
Do you want them help buried the truth,u wnt them to help jonathan in stealing the wealth of the nation.
God punish you!

Tonylyte:
Na, they should use everything outside ebola in destroying them..u dnt joke with ebola bro.

Blakjewelry: and he does not have the bolls to visit all the places were suicide bombers kill innocent people.

kennygee: I am a Christian and a born again one at that. There is no where in the bible that the church was a money making venture. Was Oyedepo's education expensive? Most of the men of their generation enjoyed scholarships self. To me, the church should give out, instead of competing with the world. A Church university that cannot be accessed by more than half its congregation has lost it.

amakufrancis: bro seun will soon purchase a Bantely...

woodcook: I remember a class mate of mine from Ethiopia asking me if it is true we eat shoes and belts in Nigeria, that someone told him we eat hides in Naija.


Apart from the fact that "ponmon" is cheap, any nutritional value?