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Selfie is OK but don't over do it

have listened to d tape I don't see y the op concluded it's a bride beware the wrath of God for trying to fraim a man Of God judgement is for God to handle.

airtel the worst network even with 4gig u have to sub like 2ce a month #bringbackemptyhen

I made it to fp today Oya Ngwanu

see this one

Ajiswaggs: ,

GEJ along side Ribadu 2015

what a silly talk

ProfCorruption: Did he attend GEJ's TAN rally in Port Harcourt?

what surprises me about this jan ja weeds party called APC is that when a member defect to opposition party that person becomes a devil and when any body from other party joins supporters of APC the person is reborn APC changing names since the time of moses

APC changing bottle like star beer

APC changing names since 500BC desperately in need of power from AD, ACN, AC, APC as if changing the Name is significant next is PDA

egift: APC is a breath of fresh air to the corrupt ridden PDP that has spent 15 years in making Nigeria a giant crawling on it stomach. APC is a viable alternative to PDP. Never in this democratic dispensation have we ever had an alternative that defeat the monster called PDP.

By voting in APC and voting out PDP, Nigerians will achieve 4 things in our Political Space:
1. That the Masses are the Boss. While our politicians are the servants.
2. It will mean the APC will not repeat the callous and nonchalant leadership dispositions that PDP have been dishing out for the last 15 years.
3. PDP will have the opportunity to go back to the drawing board to prioritize what is paramount to them (protect criminals or serve the masses).
4. And since PDP know how to steal, they will better police the FG under APC by exposing any imaginable malpractice even before Nigerians can find out.

So any Patriotic Nigerian will see that it is for the best interest of Nigeria to vote out PDP and elect APC come 2015. This nation will triumph again.

seun see dis guy I catch u

malikmoreni: .

NYSC na bad xperience wen it comes to relationship I know dis gurl Dat is engaged but sleeps around like a dog different guys hmmmmm I pity for guys always impregnate ur girl before she goes to camp or else hnmm.

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seun another one

ggrin:

seun see dis one oh him dey book space for fp

Skynet247: Y

that's politics for you

Dpress: I think it is a sign of peaceful cohesion between FG(PDP) and APC.
I foresee a free and fair election come 2015.

GEJ: President
Buhari : Vice President

GEJ and Buhari …till 2019

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Another space booker

BrAkingNews: ok

wow I made it here.. just passing

Attack Ebola on a nanoscale
8 hours ago by Joe O'connell

The Ebola virus. Credit: Thinkstock
(Phys.org) —The Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa has claimed more than 900 lives since February and has infected thousands more. Countries such as Nigeria and Liberia have declared health emergencies, while the World Health Organization began a two-day meeting on Wednesday to discuss ways to battle the outbreak.

There is no known vaccine, treatment, or cure for Ebola, which is contracted through the bodily fluids of an infected person or animal. But that doesn't mean there's not hope. In fact, Chemical Engineering Chair Thomas Webster's lab is currently working on one possible solution for fighting Ebola and other deadly viruses: nanotechnology.

"It has been very hard to develop a vaccine or treatment for Ebola or similar viruses because they mutate so quickly," explained Webster, the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Nanomedicine. "In nanotechnology we turned our attention to developing nanoparticles that could be attached chemically to the viruses and stop them from spreading."

One particle that is showing great promise is gold. According to Webster, gold nanoparticles are currently being used to treat cancer. Infrared waves, he explained, heat up the gold nanoparticles, which, in turn, attack and destroy everything from viruses to cancer cells, but not healthy cells.

Recognizing that a larger surface area would lead to a quicker heat-up time, Webster's team created gold nanostars. "The star has a lot more surface area, so it can heat up much faster than a sphere can," Webster said. "And that greater surface area allows it to attack more viruses once they absorb to the particles." The problem the researchers face, however, is making sure the hot gold nanoparticles attack the virus or cancer cells rather than the healthy cells.

In addition to the gold nanostars, Webster's lab is also generating a nanoparticle that would serve as a "virus decoy," chemically attracting the virus to attack it rather than healthy cells.

While Webster's lab has been working in nanotechnology for about 15 years, it was not until recently that his lab started to explore the benefits of nanomedicine.

"We realized the potential," Webster said, noting that his student researchers use synthetic analogs that mimic viruses' structures. "There is obviously such a huge need right now for ways to treat Ebola and other viruses, and it's up to us to study and look at new and creative ways that traditional medicine really can't."

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akwa ibom nyin ayaya tutu Yak emem Abasi Adu ye mmufo

Kponkwem: You must be ignorant to post this. How many minutes does it take to transit from Akwa Ibom to Abia? Celebrate your neighbour's success, not envy and condemn.

Akwa Ibom adi ok.. Obio mmufo ayaiya ooo!

ore otito lo so

oluwasegunfummi: iro nla, omo odua ni mi, god bless oduduwa.........eko ooni baje ooooo

akpan iko ke eyen ting

eyenCalabar: Da afo ameyene inua
Just like your governor.

una see as he be when una wey dey here dey discriminate against the the minority cus that's how dey feel too

Nigerians only know how to make noise a white man will pray for 4min and go back to work but Nigerians will sit down to pray for 4hours on a Monday morning we are so lazy

cirmuell: And they leave us out again? wetin we do the world?

But do u know before now Americans have been helping to fight against malaria polio Hiv. dey have been supportive in other thing Nigerians are very ungrateful

yerimastyle: The aid materials which were brought by a special chartered flight from China included personal protective gears, gloves and glasses as well as chlorine and other medicines to help fight the disease. but the cure is nat included

The aid materials which were brought by a special chartered flight from China included personal protective gears, gloves and glasses as well as chlorine and other medicines to help fight the disease. but the cure is nat included

our polithievecian knows how to deceive their pple was it not David mark who said Nigeria don't need foreign Aid and how can u reject some one and still ask for help, what we say is Nigeria has values, culture, so y don't we use that thing we have to get what we want. do you think if it was South Africa Dat was faced with this ebola stuffs they would have assist since the first week

I don't know y we are complaining I thought Nigerian government said they don't need foreign aid so if we can do things our self y don't the leaders and those making and running their mouth look for the cure is it not d same head God gave to us?