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delishpot:yes, he could have, so? ![]() Did your own forefather not carry farm produce on his own head daily? Or where are you from? You be oyinbo ni? And how many forefathers that learnt under trees became scientists and doctors?Most did go on to get higher education in different fields, they studied overseas mostly. Abegi, this is not primary school jor we are talking secondary school here. Carrying your desk and chair to and from school daily? Abegi.there is no need to get hyper over a picture. it happens, end of. |
^ because of that iroko sign? |
yes, everyone in the family has "calmed down" (so to speak) by the time the last born arrives. not so much "parenting by books" or "people's advice" or "showing who's the boss" like with the older kids. |
is he planning to get his citizenship before he leaves? |
Lordave:yes, Kehinde is Kenny sometimes. |
delishpot:carrying your desk to school doesn't prevent you from learning or being smart? Admittedly though, it might take more effort to be focused.Our forefathers learned under trees and so on, not a big deal although of course the govt should improve the learning environments in these modern times. |
Beamborla:you do the same. |
19000 views. |
delishpot:yes, it happens sometimes. |
please share your impressions as per thread title, thanks. |
tpiander: |
Beamborla:your opinion is noted, lets not derail the thread. |
floragregs:Madam! other people can contribute nah. |
not sure first born and last born can be called "a good match", however, doesn't mean the union wont work. |
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what was it like. I mean assuming your parents were 40 or 50+ when you were growing up. |
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here is an example of the okro to sauce ratio from google: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/59/aa/8c/59aa8ca5ddd952a96ea9d3e7b29b6faa.jpg I cant find a buka photo yet. |
Aminat508:its okro, not okpro or okporoko, sweetie. |
the oil to okro ratio is a bit high. It looks as if the okro is swimming in the oil, perhaps the sauce should be reduced. you should work on that next time. would you like to post your effort on the food critic thread? https://www.nairaland.com/2393798/food-critique-thread-food-critics |
those days. |
WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday waded into a new major battle over the future of affirmative action in university admissions by agreeing to take up for the second time a challenge to the process for picking students used by the University of Texas. The justices agreed to hear a case brought by Abigail Fisher, a white applicant who was denied admission to the entering class of 2008. The court will review a July 2014 ruling by the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in favor of the university. The court noted in its brief order that Justice Elena Kagan will not participate, meaning only eight justices will vote on the case. The high court has already considered Fisher's case once. In June 2013, the court did not directly rule on the program's constitutionality but ordered the appeals court to scrutinize it more closely. Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote for a 7-1 majority that courts must "verify that it is necessary for a university to use race to achieve the educational benefits of diversity." The university, located in Austin, admits most freshmen through a program that guarantees admission to students in roughly the top 10 percent of their high school classes. It also uses other "holistic" factors including race to admit the remainder. The second time around, the appeals court found that the state's flagship university had justified its limited use of race to achieve diversity, given a lack of workable alternatives. While the university's program has resulted in significant racial and ethnic diversity, the percentages of black and Hispanic students remain lower than in the state's overall population. Fisher said the university denied her admission in favor of lesser-qualified minorities. She later graduated from Louisiana State University but, she said, stayed in the case to help others in similar positions. The court will hear oral arguments and decide the case in its next term, which starts in October and ends in June 2016. The case is Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, U.S. Supreme Court, 14-981. http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/us-top-court-agrees-to-weigh-affirmative-action-in-college-admissions/ar-AAchqCK |
while we were young? |
as pant on their profiles, are they gay? it looks like that to me. Please say it out if you are, and stop pretending you are not soliciting for customers. |
Its called retributive justice. Wish your enemy what you wish yourself. |
Need a critique of your food or food preparation method? Post here. |
I didn't read the write up. Goats as in? |
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