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......and why must dis kinda shit make front page

Kini big deal

Am just wonderinq wat Tiwa and Iyanya gonna say in d song.... If nt to self appraise themselves. Am just wonderinq wat Tiwa and Iyanya gonna say in d song.... If nt to self appraise themselves.

blemon44:
GEJ God will give the power to defeat your enemies
Buhari and boko haram killing of innocent soul will not help

for hw long we gonna wait and suffer, Gej is too weak.. If d only alternative beinq for him to go, then Gej shud go..... Anyway on dis kind of issues,i would like to sit on d fence

Sweet news....

Is dat all he could do

Pls dont try dis ,if u ar nt @home .......

Centre of lamina

No mercy

PPE traininq

Ebola outbreak: West Africa death toll nears 7,000
29 November 2014 Health
Protective measures are key to stopping the spread of the virus
The number of people killed by the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has risen to 6,928, the World Health Organisation (WHO) says.
The toll has increased by over 1,000 since the WHO's last report on Wednesday, but it includes unreported deaths from earlier in the outbreak.
Experts say the infection rate is more significant that the death toll, as it reflects how the virus is spreading.
Infection rates are decreasing in Liberia, but are high in Sierra Leone.
There have been over 16,000 reported cases in Guinea, Sierra and Liberia.
Latest Ebola death tolls
Liberia: 7,244 cases, 4,181 deaths
Sierra Leone: 6,802 cases, 1,463 deaths
Guinea: 2,123 cases, 1,284 deaths
Source: WHO
Are we asking the wrong questions about Ebola?
Who was the outbreak's patient zero?
Mali has reported seven deaths from Ebola and 10 confirmed cases.
More than 4,181 people have died of Ebola in Liberia but while the country has recorded the highest number of cases, the rate of infection is slowing.
The outbreak was also now "stable" in Guinea, the World Health Organization (WHO) said last week.
The disease is now spreading fastest in Sierra Leone, with 6,802 cases reported in total.
Nigeria and Senegal are both clear of the quarantine period and no new cases or deaths have been reported.
Ebola is spread only through direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person showing symptoms, such as fever or vomiting.
People caring for the sick or handling the bodies of people infected Ebola are therefore especially vulnerable.

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Kristina Pimenova: 9-Year-Old Dubbed 'Most Beautiful Girl In The World', Is This Wrong?#ICYMIFriday, 28 November 2014
Natasha Bird
She's got big, blue, piercing eyes.
The curves of her top lip meet in a perfect cupid's bow and she's got dimples to rival Cheryl Fernandez-Versini's.
All of these features, plus a few more, have led to Russian-born Kristina Pimenova being widely labelled "the most beautiful girl in the world."
Celebrating female beauty is a nice, so what's the issue here?
The thing that people seem to be missing here is that, at the heart of all these stories about looks and attraction, is a child.
Kristina Pimenova is nine years old.
The young girl was first thrust into the world of modelling at the age of three-years-old and she's since had campaigns for Roberto Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana and Armani.
The biography on her Facebook account claims: "Kristie soon realised how much fun [modelling] was, especially catwalk and fashion shows. She's been having a blast ever since and is still loving every minute of it!"
The fact that she is a model isn't really the issue - there are plenty of young girls and boys out there modelling and acting and having a brilliant time.
The problem lies in the attitudes of everyone else around her.
Kristina's Facebook page has over two million fans and people "like" and comment on the pictures posted there in the hundreds-of-thousands.
Some commenters are innocent in their intentions, congratulating Kristina and encouraging her modelling career.
Some remarks, though, are unnerving.
The worst comments (those with overtly sexual overtones), it seems, have been deleted - as it warns will happen in the page biography.
Many of the comments that remain, howeve, are still worrying.
A lot of them stem from adult men and they aren't using terms like "sweet" or "cute", they're using terms like "beautiful" and phrases like "I think I'm in love" and "marry me."
Some with themes of enchantment like "what sorcery is this?" are a little too reminiscent of the terminology used in Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita - a book about pederasty and an awful, sexual relationship with a young girl, in which the adult male claims to be helpless against Lolita's magical charms.
Even more worrying, there's a line in the Facebook page's biography that states: "Kristina's pictures cannot be used for role playing," suggesting that Kristina's parents are aware of the strange trend for stealing young children's photographs to be used in other people's online fantasies.
The larger part of Kristina's fanbase may be made up of innocent well-wishers, but clearly there is a portion that aren't.
So then, at a time when allegations about child abuse seem to make it into the press at an increasingly terrible rate, perhaps we should be taking every measure we can to prevent the image of young girls from being sexualised.
For even those with the purest of intentions, getting into the practice of evaluating a child for their beauty and aesthetics, rather than anything else, is probably not a good idea, because it risks justifying the less innocent behaviour of others.

Hehe... When will u guys stop goinq spiritual

So watin come concern me na

akubudejud:
NOUN....NOUN....NOUN

...you come in as a nobody but graduate as a somebody.

-probably as a computer illiterate but graduate with vast knowledge of the computer.

-there is no bribing in the University.

-no short cut to pass.

-there is very low room or zero tolerance for examination malpractices.

-NYSC very sure.

-there is no room for laziness.

-no time to waste.

-no strike to waste our precious life.

-relatively cheap.

-Access to all Federal/ State and cooperate body scholarship

-no room for awaiting result/statement of result but graduate and get your certificate/Degree immediately.

- all courses accredited by NUC (confirmed)

*many frustrated Nigerian students is now hopeful for higher education.

(sec.pic, front row,frm left to right) i think i know dat man @ d middle.... I see im in my nightmares

Hmmmm... All becos of 2015... Hope nairaland will out frm dot com,or forum sites

Good one ... Buh i couldnt see it, moi asha 302 is pissinq me off

Heheh.@op ... U be correct niqqa,... U just read my mind...and am awalys guilty of number 19 ,on my way frm enugu to owerri

They will neva get me .... Cos a guy cannot 'guy' a guyman like me

Am here

Congrats sugar mum

Heheheh ,see pot callinq kettle BLACK ;DHeheheh ,see pot callinq kettle BLACK

Eyyyaaah... Take heart

Borinq write up

Op come back now and finish ur write up

Ok.... Naija sets d pace,while others follow

Let dis post not make fp ... Anytin wey celebrities do,them go run come post am here

Ok.. Now following

Its #10 @ my vicinity

simplemach:
Wait o, but will the price of one cup of garri still remain #20? Cos that i think is the only way i will be affected.

;DIts #10 @ my vicinity

simplemach:
Wait o, but will the price of one cup of garri still remain #20? Cos that i think is the only way i will be affected.

We don hear ...... I just wan increase d amount of my post