₦airaland Forum

pinkycute:
The increase of dollars is not friendly at all...

Pls o it is very friendly, let the rise continue !!!

QueenValerie:
wait!....hard talk

Nvm it's past.

QueenValerie:
Go call Pledge....he'll sing ta ya.bye.

hmm always avoiding the hard talk. Bye

QueenValerie:
It is to,now go ta bed

won't you sing me a sweet lullaby to hasten the process

QueenValerie:
That's a dang shame.

uh uhn.

Nubian113:
Bruv you heard me. Just respect my request and keep it moving

ok ma'am

Nubian113:
Hmmmmmm wish people would drop my moniker don't fvckin mention me if you can't tag me. Don't get too comfortable with me please

awww Nubian113 it ain't that serious.

QueenValerie:
Yo eyes are right.. ya buddies a cheat
.I know this is hard for you,thinking it was just Nubia an that Tom guy only.....
. ..but the sooner you accept it the quicker you can come ta terms .

I knew Nubian was cheating on him from day one but ipledge10 is being natural so i won't call it cheating.

I'm seeing things

Cool.
Definitely a breather from the snakes that have been roaming fp lately

Smellymouth:
He is an entertainer

Is that a new genre cos bruh tbh they're all entertainers that appeal to different audiences.

Even tho i strongly hope Nigeria stays as one, sometimes i feel like the country has a lot of compatibility issues and everyone should just go their own way once and for all.

Smellymouth:
The fan is right tho..
Olamide ain't no rapper..Talking abt indigenous rappers, we have Phyno, Reminisce, Seriki..It ends dere

Really so what is his genre? afrobeat abi

I don't understand why some Nigerians are so lopsided in thought.
They keep saying olamide sings rubbish but won't pay a dime to support the so-called *Non rubbish artistes* by at least buying albums etc.

Instead of folks to keep it original and enjoy what they have in indigenous ballers (olamide,phyno etc) they keep thinking some dude with fake ass American accent is the real rapper.

#SlaveMentality.
Nigeria's problem is Nigerians

Nice

Smh

Vanquay:
Bitches_ this days are _Cock-Thirsty
Definitely not worthy
Extremely Nasty
Probably Got Herpes
Trapping our Poor Dicks_
As a way of Paying Fees

*SIGHS*

Spot on bruh.
All bitches wanna do these days,
is make niggas fall astray
just so they could make bread
From niggas' sweat

Deep Sigh New ways em fake ass bitches be hustling

BeClever:
It's probably because the the tray may disturb movements close to the emergency door..

Just that the sign didn't look nice...



Please let us not take this thread serious as it just the paper that made it look like that..

Arik is a great airline and I have used it countless times.

I LOVE ARIK AIR !! !!!!!!!!

Pls don't ever say Arik is a great airline again. Worst Airline ever mtcheww

Guys disgracing themselves since 1800 B.C. making it seem like getting a girl is hardwork. #PieceOfCake

joliyp:
so joystick can break

Before nko, every solid elastic matter is capable of being broken or should i say becoming *inelastic*

In the beginning, you feel on top of the world till she gets pregnant

#ExperienceIsTheBestTeacher

SBA.N.

This list just doesn't cut it

Thousands of years ago, In a land far away, when witches were still burned at the stake he reps the Empire State and the city of New York

If that was my kid, I'll gladly join her in the fun and then we'd clean up and watch a cartoon with a big bowl of ice cream on the side. #MyPerspective

HartIse:
And the President is hindering more Nigerians from going to get quality education so they can compete favorably... Mtchww

it's really pathetic.

Prof. Deji Akinwande has been selected to receive ( a 2016 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) by President Obama, the United States government’s highest honor for scientists and engineers in the early stages of research. Prof. Akinwande is an associate professor in electrical and computer engineering and the Jack Kilby/Texas Instruments Endowed Faculty Fellow in Computer Engineering in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin.

He is among 106 recipients announced by the White House on Thursday. The winners, who will be honored at a ceremony in Washington, D.C., this spring, were selected for having research that is both innovative and beneficial to society. Prof. Akinwande is one of two PECASE recipients from The University of Texas at Austin. The other recipient is Prof. Keji Lai from the Department of Physics.

“These early-career scientists are leading the way in our efforts to confront and understand challenges from climate change to our health and wellness,” President Barack Obama said. “We congratulate these accomplished individuals and encourage them to continue to serve as an example of the incredible promise and ingenuity of the American people.”

Now in its 20th year, the Presidential Early Career Awards are coordinated through the President’s Office of Science and Technology Policy, which selects winners “for their pursuit of innovative research at the frontiers of science and technology and their commitment to community service as demonstrated through scientific leadership, public education, or community outreach.”

Prof. Akinwande is known for his groundbreaking research on nanomaterials, sensors, devices and flexible technology. He is considered one of the top researchers in the world in the areas of graphene, silicon electronics and 2-D nanomaterials for use in flexible electronics. In 2015, Akinwande created the first transistor out of silicene, the world’s thinnest silicon material, and he is continuing to advance the capabilities of computer chips and other electronics.

Prof. Akinwande has been the recipient of several prestigious awards, including the Inaugural IEEE NANO "Geim and Novoselov Graphene Prize," an IEEE Early Career Award in Nanotechnology, a National Science Foundation Career Award, an Army Research Office Young Investigator award, and a Young Investigator award from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.

Previously, Texas ECE professor Mattan Erez received the PECASE award in 2014 and Prof. Seth Bank received the PECASE award in 2009.

Link : http://www.ece.utexas.edu/news/prof-deji-akinwande-named-recipient-presidential-early-career-award-scientists-and-engineers

Welcome to 21st century. A world of LGBTQ #Insanity