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Yeah, I remember the story, I think the was poisoned with a radioactive substance then.

mathchic please come here o, am thinking using set and subset will solve this problem or what do you think.
Kindly help in solving.

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very nice.

all I need from you is your source of this, please Dont bash me o, just put your source.
Thanks.

I love them all. Kudos.

YorubaWoman:
[color=#8C001A]Gbogbo ounje omo na lo wa nita yi

Nkan fun bale ile wa di ti gbogbo ara ilu.
Oyan wa di lile bi ata loja[/color]

Omo yorùbá gidi in ìwo omobìnrin yi o, sé o le fi àmì sori àwon òrò re.
Eku isé takun takun.

mhyra:
April 15

I was just searching for month and birth mate then I saw yours, would like to know you more if you will.

bareal:
The faults in our stars....... What a movie

my friend, did you know you've just mention one of the best film I've ever watched? Hazel Grace Lancaster : that girl is beautiful, the film is soo romantic and the script played very well.

ednut1:
Na everything pple dey react on twitter. Dem get job so . Truth be told democracy is not for Africans and can never work. Na Asian styled revolution/ leadership fit do am. But who wan die.

I've been thinking on this your statement since, its impregnated with questions, what do you suggest then? do you think Africans need a new way of governing governing its citizen?

that's crazy.

A team of researchers at Kansas State University,
in collaboration with Garcia-Sastre of the Icahn
School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, has developed
a vaccine that protects poultry from multiple
strains of avian influenza found in the U.S.,
including H5N1, H5N2 and H5N8. The vaccine has
the potential to be administered through water or
into embryonated eggs, making it easier for
poultry producers to vaccinate flocks around the
world.
The vaccine, called NDV-H5Nx, protects chickens
and likely other poultry against the three recently
introduced U.S. avian influenza strains H5N1,
H5N2 and H5N8, as well as against Newcastle
disease virus, a virus that naturally affects
poultry. Avian influenza killed millions of chickens
and turkeys in the U.S. 2015, leading to billions in
lost revenue for the poultry industry.
http://tribuneonlineng.com/new-h5nx-bird-flu-vaccine-potential-for-mass-protection-of-poultry

MathsChic:
Sometimes I just hate being smart. Being smart, getting A's in school will make you top your class and later provide you with a decent to very lucrative job that's just going to assure your future. nows today!

I so hate being smart! I wish I was a regular one that would have had to create something for herself.

I've been watching you for awhile on NL and your immense contributions to the mathematics section, thanks so much, that's why am forced to say something, I personally believe you are very brilliant but not that smart, and if you believe you're smart I think its time you start taking on the challenges of life and tackling it in a more creative way, bringing out solution to life problems, sit down with your passion, bring out something concrete, you've watched movies where scientists sit down in there lab for days and months trying to solve a problem, I think its time you lock yourself in some where and bring out a solution or invention from it.
I wish to know you someday, what you have is a gift, Dont get bored of it.
Peace.

rukkydelta, come and see this and tell all your delta friends o.

has anyone called you yet. Happy Sunday. Are you on what's app

Can't we the Nigerian youth take our future into our hands and do something? at least start from somewhere.
Nigerians can do this thing, am 100% sure of that.

The Maize Improvement Programme for Southern Ecologies, Institute of Agricultural Research & Training, Ibadan, has developed new maize varieties that are of great economic benefits to humans. The Acting Head of the Programme, Dr Julius Olasoji, revealed this in Ibadan on Wednesday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria . Olasoji said the institute has mandate on the genetic improvement of maize varieties to deal with the challenges of low yields among farmers. He added that the varieties would also ensure laudable food production in Southern agro- ecologies of the country. “The varieties are Ife Maize hyb-08 with plant height 170 to 178cm, white grain colour, and dent grain texture, with 57 days to mid-silken, 98 days of maturity and 8.60t/ha yield potential. “It’s tolerant to all folia diseases with multipurpose utilisation potential. “We also developed Ife Maize hyb-08 with 9.50t/ha yield potential, 60 days to mid-silken and 110 days to maturity. “The variety is tolerant to maize streak virus, rust, leaf blight, curvlinear leaf spot and the utilisation potential is multipurpose,” he said. Olasoji, who is a seed scientist, said that the programme was also able to identify micro-organisms and plant samples for maize diseases control. “We also have formulation of eco- friendly coating methods for the control of seed-borne diseases of maize. “Diffusion of quality seeds of improved maize varieties for farmers in the Southern agro- ecologies of Nigeria, “Olasoji added. He further said that the farmers have access to the varieties through farming system programmes.

seunny4lif:
Which section you like must My section na Romance, Sexuality no tell my pastor, Igbo vs Yoruba royal rumble matches I swear I like die
Traveling section and Kultur

Politics, Agriculture, foreign Politics and a little bit of Literature.

Thanks bro, it works unjust used it to download the soundtrack of the first grader.

Let's celebrate the largest online database in Nigeria.

2muchopoTBdope:
Was there even any Remembrance ceremony to honour this lady last year?? Naija, I hail thee.

Yes there was.

The family of the late physician, Dr. Stella Adadevoh, has threatened to take a legal action against the makers of 93 Days, a movie dedicated to the memory of Ebola victims and survivors in the country. In a letter issued by Dr. Ama Adadevoh on behalf of the Cardosos and the Adadevohs in Lagos on Monday, the families faulted some claims by the filmmakers that were reflected in the yet-to- be released movie. The families noted that even though the script was given to both families for approval, it claimed that some aspects of the movie did not represent the true accounts and role of the late physician during the Ebola outbreak. Adadevoh stated, “It has been brought to our attention that a movie titled, 93 Days , written by Paul .S. Rowlston and produced by Native Filmworks, Michelangelo Productions and Bolanle Austin-Peters Productions, is in works for imminent release. The movie about Nigeria’s Ebola story and “dedicated to” Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh was not endorsed by the family. “The Adadevoh and Cardoso families have not consented to the use of the Stella Adadevoh’s name, likeness or image for commercial profit. The families intend to hold the filmmakers legally accountable for any falsehoods and innuendos in the movie, 93 Days with regard to Dr. Adadevoh and her family.” The families stated that they were committed to ensuring that the true story that pertains to the late physician was told to the public. Adadevoh was the first Nigerian to have died of Ebola after contracting it from an American- Liberian diplomat, Patrick Sawyer. She raised the red flag about the viral disease after Sawyer was admitted at the First Consultants Hospital, Obalende, Lagos.
http://www.punchng.com/late-adadevohs-family-may-sue-ebola-filmmakers/

TheDevilIsALai:
I will reopen discussions with the Iranians and assure them of El Zakzacky s release on the condition they (Iranians) take him as exile. In response to this I will assure the Iranians of Nigeria's neutrality in the ongoing conflict and will set up a public enquiry looking into the Shiite massacre and promise to bring to book anybody in the army responsible for or part of the Zaria massacre.

Very good bro, but don't you think this will look as if we are on Iran side in the view of the global community? to them it will look as if we are bowing down to there pressure, and more so, there can't be any solidify assurance that el zakzacky will be in exile over there, he'll surely become a hero, and Saudi won't fund it funny to us knowing fully well we have more part in Saudi than Iran.
What's your view ?

TheDevilIsALai:
Being from the Niger Delta and pro balkanization of Nigeria this will serve my personal interests towards Nigeria's hasty dissolution but I must state that as an African and non muslim, I see only stupidity in my fellow Africans fighting a war that has no direct bearing or benefits to us.

Let the Saudis sort themselves with the Iranians and this Govt ought not to bring their personal religious beliefs into our foreign policy.

We are all not after all muslim Sunnis

After all said and done, let's assume that you're the minister for foreign affairs or SA on such matters what advice will you give to the president.

ValerianSteel:
Can people stop saying Nigeria is poor.

Cause all the looted monies that have been uncovered,still to be uncovered,some african nations have not smelt half of it in their reserves

I like the way you think bro, all those stolen money is not calculated as part of the GDP.

Fadman4real:
Yeah that is very possible
cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs/5320/InTech-Sewer_robotics.pdf

It is just that in some really poor countries that cant afford such robots.


That is also possible saw a robot designed by disney land that can walk on walls but such work is still on experimental stage and soon it would be used for such things.
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-12/30/disney-robot-climb-walls



It would be very difficult to take care of the food and wine testing because as for the rock samples the data can easily be quantified but wine and food testing would be much difficult to quantify by any means because it is we humans that eat the food and the wine not robots.

I respect you bro, thanks for the answers.

I don't believe this, why will US keep such a person, for what purpose, but at the other way round if truly US used this guy to wreck havoc to there country so that they can destabilize the Arab nation then they can keep him since his work his done, who knows it might be part of the deal.

Am curious, why going back to the age of diesel powered submarine again ?

No 1 is great.
No 4 is superb and humanitarian, so also in No 13.
No 19 is my favourite and best, its historic, its like 19th century and 21st century personified seeing each other face to face, the beginning of a new life witnessing the end of another. That's inspiring and breathtaking.

I like this, can you keep it up everyday ? Kudos !!!