DaddyYankee:
We will now rest all our players and prepare for Chelsea.

By the time Chelsea play against Asernal, Leicester twice and Aston Villa. They will know what hit them. Fatigue will hit them while we hammer them 6 goals on the 29th.

It's easier to be said than to be won

LearnITsmash:
If you take away makeup from the lives of women you will find out that Nigerian women ugly pass demons

It's not all of them

Some are naturally beautiful

ruggedtimi:
still dey wonder why nigeria music stage shows dey get round table.

It's because we are different

Wiseandtrue:
A step at a time but progress must definitely be recorded!

Announcement on these should be ASAP:
1. Non negotiable, Buhari should resign from active politics!

2. Creation of state police which is accountable to Federal policing whenever the need arises!

3. In every polling unit just as it is done during election, collate data of INDIVIDUAL to form a national database! Record keeping will not only reduce crime but ease so many things!

4. Every region should manage their resources and pay tax or whatever to the federal government!

5. Federal government to hold AGM/periodical meeting with State government. No 1 agenda: what are your physical achievement within... to ...

6. Put an end to these incessant strikes!

7. You only give what you have! If Nigerians does not have a steady light we have no business selling to other countries!

8. Everybody cannot be involve in AGRIC! For the state or individuals involve provide on subsidized materials needed! Access and availability is very very important!

9.Build universities to meet the needs of people! For instance university for vocational studies, university of Agric, for medicine, engineering, let it focus on the area of our needs as a nation!

10. Governments should hands off religious/traditional activities as we already have leaders in that regard!

11. Very Important, have a federal customer care centre, let there be hotline just like a suggestion box where people can reach government directly to complain of abnormalities and equally make suggestions.

12. Each arm of government websites must always be active and updated EVERYDAY as the activities changes!

Especially FG, it should contain a lot of things like tourist sights and how to get things done in Nigeria!

13. The laws must be specific e.g for instance any one caught in the act of stealing irrespective of who you are goes to 3years jail e.t.c


It might not be in 72hours but we will definitely get somewhere in 72hours

It will surely solve Nigerians and Nigeria problems

Valro:
If I hear say I wish Sarrki HBD

I wish him brain resetting

07015165515 from Lagos

We think of Apple as being at the absolute cutting-edge of technology, but the truth is that when you walk into an Apple Store you are in fact surrounded by a lot of old, and even outdated devices that are badly in
need of a refresh. This guide helps you navigate yourself around Apple’s lineup when thinking about making a purchase. iPhone 8/8 Plus
With new models expected to land in September, if you’ve managed to hold out buying an iPhone 8/8 Plus so far, I’d suggest waiting a few more weeks.
iPhone X
If you think the iPhone 8/8 Plus is too old, remember the iPhone X is only a month younger.
If you are going to put down a thousand dollars for a smartphone, I’d recommend making sure that you get as much life out of it as possible.
Since the iPhone X was unveiled alongside the iPhone 8/8 Plus, and the expected unveiling of the next iPhone is just around the corner, it might be a good idea to hold on to your cash for a few more weeks and see what Apple has to offer when it comes to the next generation iPhone X.
iPad Pro
A year is a long time, and both models are rumored to be getting an upgrade soon.
It’s been over a year since either the 10.5-inch of the 12.9-inch versions, and since they are both rumored to be getting an upgrade, it might be worth holding out on a purchase
AirPods
Hints: Buy now and you might regret it when a newer version drops.
With rumors of updated circulation airpods, now may not be the time to
shell out $159 on Apple’s wireless earphones.
ALSO READ In The Queue - The Introduction
There are also a whole raft of other earphones out there that are worth taking a look at.
iMac
Hints: It’s hard to recommend buying a computer that’s over a year old.
No matter how much Apple’s new “Behind the Mac” ads ty to convince me that Macs have a longer lifespan than a PC, I still find it hard to recommend people spend top dollar on technology that’s over a year old.
Last updated: June 2017, with the refresh bringing with it Intel Kaby Lake processors, updated displays, and faster SSDs storage
iPhone SE
See more: https://www.kulturerepublic.com/2018/08/13/ten-apple-product-you-should-not-purchase/

We think of Apple as being at the absolute cutting-edge of technology, but the truth is that when you walk into an Apple Store you are in fact surrounded by a lot of old, and even outdated devices that are badly in
need of a refresh. This guide helps you navigate yourself around Apple’s lineup when thinking about making a purchase. iPhone 8/8 Plus
With new models expected to land in September, if you’ve managed to hold out buying an iPhone 8/8 Plus so far, I’d suggest waiting a few more weeks.
iPhone X
If you think the iPhone 8/8 Plus is too old, remember the iPhone X is only a month younger.
If you are going to put down a thousand dollars for a smartphone, I’d recommend making sure that you get as much life out of it as possible.
Since the iPhone X was unveiled alongside the iPhone 8/8 Plus, and the expected unveiling of the next iPhone is just around the corner, it might be a good idea to hold on to your cash for a few more weeks and see what Apple has to offer when it comes to the next generation iPhone X.
iPad Pro
A year is a long time, and both models are rumored to be getting an upgrade soon.
It’s been over a year since either the 10.5-inch of the 12.9-inch versions, and since they are both rumored to be getting an upgrade, it might be worth holding out on a purchase
AirPods
Hints: Buy now and you might regret it when a newer version drops.
With rumors of updated circulation airpods, now may not be the time to
shell out $159 on Apple’s wireless earphones.
ALSO READ In The Queue - The Introduction
There are also a whole raft of other earphones out there that are worth
taking a look at.
iMac
Hints: It’s hard to recommend buying a computer that’s over a year old.
No matter how much Apple’s new “Behind the Mac” ads ty to convince me that Macs have a longer lifespan than a PC, I still find it hard to recommend people spend top dollar on technology that’s over a year old.
Last updated: June 2017, with the refresh bringing with it Intel Kaby Lake processors, updated displays, and faster SSDs storage
iPhone SE
See more: https://www.kulturerepublic.com/2018/08/13/ten-apple-product-you-should-not-purchase/

We think of Apple as being at the absolute cutting-edge of technology, but the truth is that when you walk into an Apple Store you are in fact surrounded by a lot of old, and even outdated devices that are badly in
need of a refresh. This guide helps you navigate yourself around Apple’s lineup when thinking about making a purchase. iPhone 8/8 Plus
With new models expected to land in September, if you’ve managed to hold out buying an iPhone 8/8 Plus so far, I’d suggest waiting a few more weeks.
iPhone X
If you think the iPhone 8/8 Plus is too old, remember the iPhone X is only a month younger.
If you are going to put down a thousand dollars for a smartphone, I’d recommend making sure that you get as much life out of it as possible.
Since the iPhone X was unveiled alongside the iPhone 8/8 Plus, and the expected unveiling of the next iPhone is just around the corner, it might be a good idea to hold on to your cash for a few more weeks and see what Apple has to offer when it comes to the next generation iPhone X.
iPad Pro
A year is a long time, and both models are rumored to be getting an upgrade soon.
It’s been over a year since either the 10.5-inch of the 12.9-inch versions, and since they are both rumored to be getting an upgrade, it might be worth holding out on a purchase
AirPods
Hints: Buy now and you might regret it when a newer version drops.
With rumors of updated circulation airpods, now may not be the time to
shell out $159 on Apple’s wireless earphones.
ALSO READ In The Queue - The Introduction
There are also a whole raft of other earphones out there that are worth
taking a look at.
iMac
Hints: It’s hard to recommend buying a computer that’s over a year old.
No matter how much Apple’s new “Behind the Mac” ads ty to convince me that Macs have a longer lifespan than a PC, I still find it hard to recommend people spend top dollar on technology that’s over a year old.
Last updated: June 2017, with the refresh bringing with it Intel Kaby Lake processors, updated displays, and faster SSDs storage
iPhone SE
See more: https://www.kulturerepublic.com/2018/08/13/ten-apple-product-you-should-not-purchase/

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie was born to Igbo parents, Grace Ifeoma and James Nwoye Adichie on 15 September 1977 in Enugu, Nigeria. While her family’s ancestral hometown is Abba in Anambra State, she grew up in Nsukka, in the house formerly occupied by Nigerian writer, Chinua Achebe.


1.Adichie is married but prefers to be addressed as “Miss”.

It does not cross the mind of a lot of people that this great woman is married. This may be attributed to the strange fact that she never dropped her maiden name, neither did she attach her husband’s name to it. She openly warned journalists some time against that, stressing that it is western culture for a woman to abandon her name for her husband’s.

2.Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie consciously metamorphosed into a fashion icon.
When Adichie first burst onto the writing scene in the U.S, she tried to dress more subdued in an attempt to be taken seriously, but soon realized that her personal style had the right to shine through. She once implied that life in America made her make conscious efforts to create an identity which reflected well in her fashion sense.

3.Celebrities are in love with her

So many celebrities love her work including Beyonce whose song, “Flawless,” included an excerpt from a talk that Adichie gave at TEDxEuston in December 2012. The talk, entitled “We Should All be Feminists,” discussed the way women are raised and what it means to be a feminist. “We teach girls to shrink themselves, to make themselves smaller,” Adichie said. “We say to girls: ‘You can have ambition, but not too much. You should aim to be successful, but not too successful. Otherwise, you will threaten the man…’” Adichie defined a feminist as a person who believes in the social, political, and economic equality of the S*Xes. Also, Hollywood superstar, Will Smith, is a fan of her work.

4.Half of a Yellow Sun
Her second novel, Half of a Yellow Sun (2007), which was first published as a short story, has been adapted into a movie of the same name. The film adaptation, directed by Biyi Bandele, features Hollywood acts like Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandie Newton, Anika Noni Rose and Nollywood’s Genevieve Nnaji. The book is set before and during the Biafran war, and its title reflects the flag of the short-lived independent nation.

5.Her heroes are ordinary women
In an interview with Vogue MagazineWhen she was asked if she sees herself as a feminist heroine, she said “The real heroes are the nameless women in the market, who are holding their families together. They are traders and their husbands are out drinking somewhere… It’s those women I admire. I am full of admiration for them.”

6.She dropped out of medical school to pursue dream as a Writer .

Following her father’s wishes, Adichie enrolled in medical school in Nigeria, but dropped out at age 19 to attend Drexel University in Philadelphia on a scholarship. She ended up graduating from Eastern Connecticut State University with a degree in communication and political science.

7.Family of Nerds
After coming across Chimamanda’s family members, we became convinced that brilliance and strong intelligence run in their blood. Chimamanda’s father, James, who is now retired, worked at the University of Nigeria, located in Nsukka. He was Nigeria’s first professor of statistics, and later became Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University.

Her mother, Ifeoma was the first female registrar at the same institution. Adichie’s grandfather died during the Nigerian civil war (1967-1970) in a refugee camp. The civil war experiences and other things really influenced her life and of course, her writing style.

8.Chimamanda Has a daughter

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Dr. Ivara’s marriage is blessed with a lovely daughter who arrived in 2015. Unlike her mother who grew up in Nigeria, Chimamanda’s daughter, whose name is not known to the media, is fast growing up in two cultures and could likely be exposed to slightly diverging social expectations.

9.Her instagram Account is been run by her cousins

Adichie is not the social type for the media, perhaps she has a lot on her plate, than to bother about social media accounts. No wonder she said in a convocation speech she gave to a university ” I’ll always tell my cousins to put the Damn phone down “She has never encourage a culture intwerwind by an addiction to to the use of social media.
See more: https://www.kulturerepublic.com/9-things-you-dont-know-about-chimamanda-ngozi-adichie-nigerian-writer/

ChiomaMee:

I'm in... I'll send it to your email

Also in bro

Unjustly

catlova2:


FOOL, i will feed ur whole family one good year and i wont b moved.

Ur hungry brodas are on the street protesting and all i care about is for me to get home safe and without traffic caused by baboons like u

When Nigeria get spoilt won't it affect u FOOL

Finally revolution won burstkala

blueAgent:




The truth that will shock you is that this Israel is a scam. this is not God's israel of the old testament. am writing an article on it and will post it later.you be shocked to know that most things you believe are all lies.

once u've posted it, inform me
i know it be interesting to know about Israel

MrCork:



...be nice to me an I will post you £3 cash from London (no oofense)

guy nobody needs ur toiw money, u wan tell me say no b toilet u dey wash for dere
sure say no b ur pale sponsor u self nah another person wey sponsor u DRY GUY

Everybody is equal, and everybody has his/her own talent. Some are talented to be famous while others are talented to be infamous but they become famous and makes life nasty. I may be wrong after saying this because the way we reason is different. The way a banker thinks differs from the way a cobbler thinks, a cobbler thinking may be positive while a banker's own may be negative, vice-versa, that shows that we are all different.So I hope the ladies and gentlemen reading this won't feel molested because my opinion maybe opposite to yours. I shall speak my opinion freely without reverse.
The question before the audience is not a surprise to we Africans for my own opinion I think we Africans can solve our problems. It's only this way that we can hope to arrive at the truth, and fulfill the great responsibilities which we hold to God and our continent. Should I keep back my opinions at such time, through fear of giving offense. I should consider myself treason toward my continent Africa.
For my part, whatever problem it may bring to me, I am willing to know the truth. I know that I can't just judge the future presently but I think I can judge what has happened in the past.
Is it the quote that says " Africans are black and their thinking is also black". Can't we urge to prevent this quote from not affecting us .Let's look at other continent like North America, South America, Europe, Australia, and the most strict enforcing of law continent Asia they are not corrupt their leaders think about their followers, but in Africa we don't think of other people when we are in positions we think of how we can embezzle money, how our future and great grandchildren will be bright. We are selfish in Africa, other continent says that our continent is among the developing continent but we don't think of that. We have people people that want the continent to develop but they don't have the power they will either be killed or stopped from achieving their goals.
Corruption starts when we were still an infant till now. It lives in man day by day just like blood circulates through man vain.
(To be continued)
Comment if you have the same view or you are opposing this view.
SOURCE: http://afrikastyle..com.ng/2016/11/can-corruption-be-endless-in-africa.html

Everybody is equal, and everybody has his/her own talent. Some are talented to be famous while others are talented to be infamous but they become famous and makes life nasty. I may be wrong after saying this because the way we reason is different. The way a banker thinks differs from the way a cobbler thinks, a cobbler thinking may be positive while a banker's own may be negative, vice-versa, that shows that we are all different.So I hope the ladies and gentlemen reading this won't feel molested because my opinion maybe opposite to yours. I shall speak my opinion freely without reverse.
The question before the audience is not a surprise to we Africans for my own opinion I think we Africans can solve our problems. It's only this way that we can hope to arrive at the truth, and fulfill the great responsibilities which we hold to God and our continent. Should I keep back my opinions at such time, through fear of giving offense. I should consider myself treason toward my continent Africa.
For my part, whatever problem it may bring to me, I am willing to know the truth. I know that I can't just judge the future presently but I think I can judge what has happened in the past.
Is it the quote that says " Africans are black and their thinking is also black". Can't we urge to prevent this quote from not affecting us .Let's look at other continent like North America, South America, Europe, Australia, and the most strict enforcing of law continent Asia they are not corrupt their leaders think about their followers, but in Africa we don't think of other people when we are in positions we think of how we can embezzle money, how our future and great grandchildren will be bright. We are selfish in Africa, other continent says that our continent is among the developing continent but we don't think of that. We have people people that want the continent to develop but they don't have the power they will either be killed or stopped from achieving their goals.
Corruption starts when we were still an infant till now. It lives in man day by day just like blood circulates through man vain.
(To be continued)
Comment if you have the same view or you are opposing this view.
SOURCE: http://afrikastyle..com.ng/2016/11/can-corruption-be-endless-in-africa.html

She's sweet like sugar, yellow like fanta, everybody likes pawpaw she's d pawpaw!!!

SirWere:
i made it!

I don't get u

DrayZee:
You use snapchat and twitter for your daily texting What kind of life are you living?

nah Buhari life him dey live nah he no wan corrupt him life thats y he no dey use whatsapp but he dey snapchat to watch nude so corrupt pass?

Whatsapp is better becos BBM is a boring social network to me

If nah true d 2 bros don plan am down
keshi said if i die today in d next 3 days u go follow

HolyHero:
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he needs to do more
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say GOD...

The monkey be like[bae ve been wooing u since all dis days u no accept since u come to me today let me grab my copy nw'

I know dat a day will cum dat i will sit on dat seat