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Eko Ile: You might want to ignore the trolls and their stupidity. This is not about Lagos state, this is about Amaechi and Rivers state.

Don't let them deny this man his due respect by starting their usual mindless side arguments..

i doubt there's a choice, since they'll still bring up side arguments anyway.

eg

jarkbauer: Eko Ile show us the pictures to Fashola schools na.

My conclusion is that Fashola only performs in easily noticeable things like roads and flowers. People should visit Lagos public schools!!!!!! Fashola s a fraud!!!!!

however, let's see if they can stick to the topic under discussion, highly unlikely.

Eko Ile: You might want to ignore the trolls and their stupidity. This is not about Lagos state, this is about Amaechi and Rivers state.

Don't let them deny this man his due respect by starting their usual mindless side arguments..

they dont understand anything unless they have a point of reference, in this case, lagos.

As the trailblazer- Lagos school back in the day [before overcrowding]:


https://www.photius.com/images/ng02_07a.jpg

jarkbauer: Eko Ile show us the pictures to Fashola schools na

https://r3.cygnuspub.com/files/cygnus/image/CGN/2012/NOV/600x400/school4_10823399.jpg

http://news.thomasnet.com/companystory/Vista-System-s-Flexible-Wayfinding-Signs-Were-Recently-Installed-at-a-Primary-School-Located-in-Lagos-Nigeria-854257

if, by Fashola, you mean Lagos schools.

more for your viewing pleasure:

https://www.relationshipsunderconstruction.com/wp-content/uploads/Whitesands-Boys-School-Lekki-Phase-1-Lagos-Nigeria.jpg

https://emedith.com/wp-content/gallery/whitesands-secondary-school-session/100_0174.jpg

Eko Ile: Nice.


I think public schools are expected to look institutional to some extent..

true, the govt has a lot of resources at its disposal to effect that.

the particular school i posted, is private though.

sheyie2007: Aesthetically better than many Lagos schools.. I'm impressed

some schools [mostly private], are moving away from the older designs and featuring newer, more unique ones.

eg

https://logbaby.com/files/logo/12779.jpg

https://www.logbaby.com/files/new_image/982.jpg


https://spurmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/IMG_5471.jpg

https://www.logbaby.com/files/new_image/981.jpg


https://i4.ytimg.com/vi/CVpd2vn0v8k/mqdefault.jpghttps://www.preston-international.com/_files/images/about_preston/759C5520E8670C725793C76865A74AA8.jpg


https://i1.ytimg.com/vi/XfIzT-d3UiU/hqdefault.jpg

https://www.preston-international.com/_includes/images/gallery/18/thumb-DSC09922.JPGhttps://www.preston-international.com/_includes/images/gallery/18/thumb-DSC09910.JPGhttps://www.logbaby.com/files/new_image/967.jpghttps://www.preston-international.com/_includes/images/gallery/29/thumb-DSC_0047.JPGhttps://www.logbaby.com/files/new_image/965.jpghttps://www.preston-international.com/_includes/images/gallery/29/thumb-DSC_0063.JPG

https://www.preston-international.com/_files/images/0CDE05A92881A94A887B5E3694B0F583.JPG

http://logbaby.com/directory/preston-internationa_13838.html

is this linked to politics?

it would be better if nigerians could separate politics from administrative funcion although i know that's a pipe dream.

impressive

[img]http://assets.diylol.com/hfs/4af/2b2/245/resized/american-psycho-valentine-meme-generator-who-s-my-special-lady-that-s-right-you-are-1c5931.jpg?1329259586.jpg[/img]

this guy only exists in fantasyland.

is the op christian?

which sister sledge is that?

frankie?

ba7man: Nonsense, its the politicians that have stolen all your Oil wealth that should thank you not the common citizens...... Does this Country look or performs like an oil producing Country?? NO!!!.........

good points.

i'm not aware south africa or kenya have oil.

nice work.

ujoinme: Do you think Nigeria is in a terrible state today? think again where we would be if there was no crude oil in this country.We would have been worse than the poorest country in the world.
In light of these,It would be wise to every now an then pause to say thank God for the crude oil region that lays the golden egg in which every other region in these country feeds from.
Every state that does not produce crude oil in the country should be thankful to their neighbor that does cause without them what ever minute development in their state will not be possible teachers/ workers will not be paid , hospitals will not be built or funded, roads will not be built/ maintained etc etc
You owe the oil producing communities bigtime,Their natural resources sustains the nation.

did you remember to thank the ones who found a use for the oil?

but for them, e go still dey under ground, not so?

its good to be beautiful!

see how this lady is not experiencing man shortage, unlike the rest of us.

topic

its more common with boys, i think, to not want to exert themselves academically unless forced to do so, lol.

I've met a few people like that, all males.

very interesting memoir, btw.

Happy Birthday in advance sir, LLNP.

op why didnt you post the whole write up?

thank you very much for your reply. I find this matter very interesting and its something I've always wondered about.

It also leads me to my next question: I looked up the story of khadijah and it seems she was the one who first approached Mohammed with an offer of marriage, after which their respective families deliberated on it.

In Islam, are muslim women allowed to propose to a man they have interest in, or was Khadijah's example an exception?

I have always been under the impression muslims are more strict about such things and would not encourage women to do that.

the outfits (veil not included) arent Arab/Islamic per se, except for the light blue one in the foreground.

the style is actually sort of western, but the overall effect attempts to blend in both.

i think its a nice try, especially with the light pink and the purple one which is reminiscent of a boubou.

op what age group are you targeting?

who is your question meant for.

i find these outfits very interesting, even without the veil:

[img]http://m.ruvr.ru/2012/10/30/1277152143/5%20foto%20gr.jpg.1000x297x1.jpg[/img]

quite an intriguing concept as per design.

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Daddybee: [b][/b]The baby sef sabi better thing. She just sit down jeje.....no crying after mama.

i noticed that too.

maybe they gave him an easygoing baby to hold, not the "where is my mama or I'll scream",or "how dare you carry me" type, lol.

Onosas: This is a very bad omen to lagos acn and their cohort. What bafles me most is the way acn apologist sees nothing wrong in their bad act. The last time i check, i did not see any area in any lg in Niger state were pupils or students were learning under trees, nor on the floor, nor under leaking roofs.
This was not also a common sight in ekiti, ondo, and river state . It was also okey in Akwa ibom , Edo, imo, katsina, bauchi, gombe, cross river, anambra state .
Even such states like Edo, Ondo, Rivers, Akwa ibom, Imo, Katsina, and Niger, have a master plan for education. While lagos have no future policy for education. Shame to fashola, shame to ekoile and other apologist like you. I know you pigs are under fashola peanut payrole.

you're probably not even nigerian, just on nl to stir up trouble.

sorry for your capital fail.

and big shame to you and your fellow donkeys and monkeys babbling on the thread.

bunch of bottom feeders.

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rip.

she could pass for his wife's mother sha.

and this one

https://cdn.360nobs.pagenanny.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Okam-Anthony-4.jpg

she also pulls off this look:

https://imageshack.us/a/img198/9493/wlj5.jpg

here, for example

https://cdn.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Wizkid-and-Tiwa-Savage-600x398.jpg

[quote author=gbaky_floor]I remember when she presented an award at Kora awards abi na Channel O sef.

Anyway she wore a body hugging full length white dress with a deep plunging neck line. Immediately she got on stage the screams of excitement were so loud.

The best part of the moment that day for me was the look on her face; incomprehensible utter surprise at the open admiration of her looks! It made me love her person.

There nothing sexier than a lady who does not comprehend her sex appeal![/quote]i think she doesnt want to be seen as a sex symbol, but rather, appreciated for her talent, not necessarily her sexiness.

moreso, she's educated, spent too much time studying to rely on "curves" to prove her worth.

thanks for answering.

lanrexlan: It has been answered before

ok, will look for the links.

When Muhammad(pbuh)was twenty-five years old he married for the first time.His wife,Khadijah was fifteen years older than him.She remained the only wife of the prophet for the next twenty-five years,until she died(may Allah be pleased with her).Only after her death did the prophet marry other women.

was there a reason why he didnt marry other wives during her lifetime? Especially if polygamy was standard practice back then.

Marrying multiple wives was a common custom during that era.This is why no Christian, Jew, idolater, agnostic or atheist
etc. living at his time, ever objected to his polygamous marriages. In fact most males of all faiths had multiple wives.Polygamy and its currency before Islam,that one man could have more than one wife was something considered permissible in all religions of the world even before the advent of Islam.The custom prevailed in Arabia,India,Iran,Egypt,Babylon and among peoples elsewhere.

i think ancient rome and ancient greece were monogamous even though divorce was common in rome.

however, i'm not sure rome extended to arabia [although it did to syria], so you may be right.