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kozykid: haters will continue to hate.. Am sure u tried getting admission into the ivory tower but denied admission each time u triedHey my frnd Shut Up there. How is he 'hating' on you. Some of you guys dont know how silly and childish you look killing yrselves over the name of a school; na skul name make una go skul, abi na im bi the book wey una supose to read?... Graduated 4rm Uniben, if dem like make dem change d name to 'Unishit' how dat tk concern me. I cannot believe i'd be loosing sleeping over such FRIVOLITIES, it wud not bother me in the least. This is why many Nigerians have an unbelievable, almost compulsive obsession over hankling afta meaningless titles; chasing afta vanities instead of the REAL things. abegi sidon for one place MAUlite. By the way, Good show by d students jare |
Seeking knowledge, newer ways of doing old things or even completely new things is NEVER a waste. The quest for knowledge shouldn't be bounded by one's immediate environment; curiousity is what says we are Alive as human beings, lose that and you are good as dead....am getting mine soonest: there was never any doubt bout it |
dasparrow: Nigerian bred men should not be looking for virgins because there is no week that passes by that I don't read another sad pathetic story of a female child as young as 2 years of age getting raped by some h*orny adult bastard in Nigeria. So forget virgins because virgins don't disvirgin themselves.Na wa o for this yr accusation oh.....@topic you meant MAUlag not Unilag. wot is in a name? lol |
KingMichael777: I believe it was the Garamantes civilization that first did mummification. And I also believe they may have been early Fulani people.nope. The Garamantians lived within the last 2500yrs while this mummification is more than 5000yrs old....Fulani people as Garamantian?that is interesting. Some scholars have mentioned 'Berbers'(ie Tuareg-like), some have mentioned Nilosaharans(Tubus, Songhai); but it wud be interesting if they were actually interesting |
[quote author=ekt_bear]1. Writing 2. Guns and gunpowder 3. Printing press And all sorts of stuff they had in Europe and Asia even at 1400AD which our ancestors did not have[/quote]SO you thought some Africans were not writing? There were a functioning literate class throughout much of Sahel Africa from around the 9th century AD, in Swahili East African coast from around 11th century AD, in Ethiopia and Nubia for more than 2000 years, in parts of the Sahara from the 1st millennium AD etc. Africans had more independently originated writing systems(Ancient Egyptian, Meriotic, Old Nubian, Bamun, Tifinagh, Nsibidi, Vai and other adaptation of other original writing systems) than Europe for instance; as a matter of fact, I am not aware of any writing system that was ever used in Europe that originated in Europe itself. Guns/gunpowder and printing press were in deed invented in Asia(China and Korea) and got to Europe before it came to Africa , though crucially was put to better use there than in Asia and of course in Africa. However, I know that a few African nations were using guns almost as early(1400AD-1600AD) in Kanem-Borno, some Hausa state and Benin. You are right though with your your assertions on Printing press- I think that the earliest in Africa was from court of the 'genius' King Njoya of Bamun(I am not sure again if it was independently inverted by this remarkable king's court to print books written in a language that he himself invented though the casting of the press was done there) but even that happened in the 20th century. |
[quote author=ekt_bear]I dunno. To be fair, sub-saharan Africa has been relatively isolated from the center of action until pretty recently (1600 or so)? But yes, the lack of advancement of our forebears certainly makes things more difficult today.[/quote]'Lack of advancement...' HOW? Could you be more specific? |
james1:You are so terribly wrong. You apparently have no or little clue about history( African and others) and its Dynamics... I understand your frustrations about African's present state but it is just a phase- others were not always this 'advanced' and Africa was not always this 'underdeveloped'. Plz try to read a little bit of history; SEARCH as much as possible whenever you have these fundamental questions |
Demdem: u dey mind these fools. when i was doing the little within my power in canvassing support for those fighting turai in making sure the retardeen becomes president when Turai confirmed him to her kitchen, i wasnt an hater then oooo. Now that i demand responsive and non-crumbs dividends of democracy, i be haterI laugh when some of u guys using this line: JOINING d fight to get Turai and her gang out of d way in order to get then VP Gej to becoming acting President, in the hope that he wasn't 'strong' enough(politically) to undo a supposed 'agreement' to retain power within a particular region and/or the hope that may be easier to stop him than the then incumbent, and then beginning the HATING and Threats immediately he declared 4 President(and subsequently won d primaries) is NOT a show of Patroitism. It is actuali called Opportunism.....just saying |
Demdem: But Evil Boko is Nigerian government afterall its no news that PDP = Evil Boko.Demdem Shut ya mouth plz.. |
Mtschmm.... |
Was that really ever a secret...but who loses now? Was it not complete foolishness to open a warfront in yr own backyard(by liasing with a small group of religious nutcases) cos of a pandering afta political power...again i ask- who loses now? Are d footsoldiers not now bn decimated and running like d rats they are?#foolishppl |
berem: I blame the yeye photographer who didn't do his work well.at least oga presido for say "CHEESE" instead of posing like someone who is tired of life!hehehe....una no go kill pason |
acidtalk: THIS IS A BRIDGE OF SECURITY.The Presidency released the picture itself. It is on the LAST PAGE of the pdf file dat the presidency released last week about 'the Progress Report of the Transformational Agenda', which many ppl called d '155-page book on GEJ achievements'...a thread on pdf was on d frontpage some days ago and can be downloaded there |
waja: #10 and #20 are inviting all of you for their survival party becos the introduction of #1000 note killed #1 and #5. So they survived after a brief illness caused by #5000 note.Hey Silly- it was not d introduction of #1000 note dat 'killd' #1 and #5 but inflation and to some extent marginal devaluation; and so you know there is no link bw higher denomination and inflation(hope you at least did a little economics in yr high skul days)....this decision by d President was a political decision(albeit a strategic one) not an economic decision |
yuzedo: How do we know that this whole N5000 note issue is not a smoke-screen to divert the attention of Nigerians from more pertinent issues?Like wot? |
Very very Good....d real effects of this far-sighted move will be felt even more years from now |
Jeboy: Kudos to the Fed Govt on dis, it seems GEJ is bent on proving his critics wrong oh.Yea. I think dat more should be done to reduce d pecks of political office in Nigeria in all tiers and arms of govt- a situation where a state governor has up to a thousand 'special advisers' is unacceptable. We just have to keep insisting on dat and keep putting these ppl in govt on their feet |
Why do you need up to this HUGE amount of money to do this?...just wondering ![]() |
Highlights of the Framework: * Presentation of the budget 3 months before the end of the financial year in order to ensure that the Implementation of the budget estimates start on January 1 for improved predictability and better implementation of the budget( The Budget is ready and should be presented by month end or early October- first time it is going to the National Assembly this early since 1999). * Reduction of Budget deficit from 3.35% of GDP in 2010 to 2.96% in 2011 to 2.85% in 2012 to projected 2.17% in 2013(next year). * Reduction of domestic borrowing from N1.1 trillion in 2010 to N852 billion in 2011 to N744 billion in 2012 budget and projected N727 billion in 2013(next year). * Provision of 'Sink-in Fund' of about N25billion yearly from next budget year to service domestic debt in order to try to retire it over time. * Reduction of Overhead votes from N526billion in 2010 to N266billion in 2012 to projected N230billion in 2013(next year). * Reduction of Recurrent Component of the budget from 77.43% in 2010 to 74.43% in 2011 to 71.47% in 2012 to around 68.7% in 2013(next year). * And in a move that is personally more exciting, the promise by the President to quickly treat the extremely important Oronsaye Committee Report which would drastically rationalise the large number of agencies in government, reduce waste and even further reduce the high cost of governance as reflected in the Recurrent budget(Mr President should plz fulfill this promise of his (with the required Wisdom cos of the sensitivity but also with Courage cos of the necessity ), release the Oronsaye Committee White Paper and start implementation asap) ...meanwhile, heard that this year's budget utilization('implementation') rate up to the 3rd quarter releases is around 65%( dont have the specific level at this time though). The Budget process is been gradually consolidated from the unfortunate fiscal 'looseness' and indiscipline of the Yar'adua's years and the first year of GEJ. http://www.punchng.com/news/fec-approves-draft-budget-of-n5trn-for-2013/ |
President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday forwarded a 2013-2015 medium –term expenditure framework and fiscal strategy paper to the Senate.http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/09/19/jonathan-submits-2013-2015-expenditure-frameworks-to-senate/ |
danjohn: Where is your link to a credible source? As far as I am concerned you could be feeding us bear parlor gist. We need a source.Exactly...no link; pure speculation. This is what we unfortunately have to put up with in Nigeria at least for some time Or maybe for a very long time. The alliance needs to work- Nigeria needs a STRONG opposition against the PDP. The actors should put Nation over Self. |
Orikinla: Dear President Goodluck Jonathan,@ BOLDED This is just a summary(not updated) of SOME of what he is DOING currently I guess to transform Nigeria(You raised some 'points' but no need to respond to them since they are some of the things he meet on ground that he is trying to work on while a few of the 'points' honestly bothers on the ridiculous). Major" achievements you said.Guess he needs more time to finish some of these things(and others) as well as touching those ares that still need more attention; his mandate I believe is 4years, ending 2015. Hope I helped? Ball is now on your court.... |
AjanleKoko: Laughable.Hehehehe.....Plz, easy on chucki |
lacicrips: Sure these guys don't participate on the Nairaland forums too?The propaganda war right? Will not be surprised at all |
passionate88: if it's purely political, why don't they bomb mosques?, why was there religious (islamic) materials in there hide out?, why do they mainly attack Christians and Churches?... We are not kids... We know boko haram is a branch of islam, they are fightin a jihad against the ar'ne, they said it so don't come here trying to say otherwise.. Or are u in the dept of islam that try to decieve the public that it's political?..It is both Religious and Political, even Economic sef..all join; part of d game plan- spread dier own form of 'islam' while discrediting d govt of GEJ and making loads of money along d way.....how they and their sympathizers thought they cud get away wit it is wot is astonishing |
Bovi..my guy |
nasty45: U MEAN AFTER 9 MONTHS?MAKE DS MAN NO MK US VEX IF NOT NA ASO SMAL WE GO COM SCATTER....DS IS THE HEIGHT OF MADNESS FRM DS PRESIDENT...I MEAN I'V NEVA INSULTED HIM BUH THIS IS THE PEAK....SB PLS PASS ME D GAFFIMy frnd shut yr mouth there, you cant do anything. Na d best wey una fit do una dey do so- talk, and talk and talk on the internet. Na dey e reach...meanwhile, Gej will be doing his job |
jmaine: Shotput harbors the most potent array of nutrientshehehe....... |
ballabriggs: Back to sleep. Wake me up when the first bag of rice lands.many bags have already startd 'landing' from at least 5 Rice mills, including the Ebonyi Mills whose rice are already in d market...keep |
[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^To be fair to them, this is exactly what's happening in Kano; the JTF has said it's information given by members of the public that has helped them deliver series of knock-out blows to the bokites there....like the one we heard of on monday.[/quote]Yea. Kano has always cooperatd with d security agents, the problem seem to be the Northeast(Borno, Yobe, Bauchi). Hope they too tk a clue 4rm d Kanawa ppl...kudos to the 9jarian Security agents(and dier families) who risk dier lives under very difficult circumstances to protect us |
BetaThings: I suggest you leave Otuoke people out of this. Some of them would be embarrassed by some of the things the guy says. No need to polarise the country further. Otherwise there would lose the moral right to speak against people like Sir Edwin ClarkLet the propaganda continue. This is exactly wot u clowns can do- talk, talk, talk as anonymous units on d internet; cant go beyond dis...Exactly wot LOSERS do |
ifeci: Google is ur friendAm asking d questn again: was it GEJ dat gave Bode George national award Or was it dat he wants to withdraw dose awards given to characters like Bode who hv bn convictd...b4 u attempt to answer dis again, Think really |
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where were they when the rest of the world were inventing things?


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