LoveJesus87:


E fit be Carmel dem take waka reach der abi u no see as dem be..:-D

Kano no too far to London if you put your mind to it.
Abok! no go kill person with laugh

LoveJesus87:


E fit be Carmel dem take waka reach der abi u no see as dem be..:-D

Ode!

I can bet my left ass that when the Northerners were sojourning to other African states, your forefathers were still holding unto the belief that no other soul existed anywhere on earth.

bushdoc9919:


Slightly off topic...but WHO/UNICEF , while happy about there being no polio in one year....still want to wait two more years before declaring victory. Meanwhile...they still urge us to vaccinate.

Did you wait two years when they declared Nigeria Ebola free?
If polio comes back or is found remember it's GEJ still ruling o

...btw how was that off topic?

NoRetreat:
It is not peculiar to the northern emirs, what of the igbos who were carrying Colonial Masters on their rocking chairs and they were happy to be slaves, what of the yorubas that were selling each other to the whites for a bottle of wine? Or those Calabars who saw white men as gods? We were all caught by the storm!

U r blessed. l have seen a pic of stack nake/d kids waiting to be registered for school in the Niger delta in the 1950s.

Eugenedimgba:
The average Hausa man even admires the power bank I use to charge my phone. Kai yaro,wetin I call am por dis wan? Transpormer??

The average Hausa man might be wowed by your power bank but he won't compromise his principles for that power bank

This is fúcked

refreshrate:


Did you wait two years when they declared Nigeria Ebola free?
If polio comes back or is found remember it's GEJ still ruling o

...btw how was that off topic?

Main topic was the pic OP posted.

As for polio....WHO/UNICEF is acting cautious for very good reasons(Some countries are still polio affected...and this is the jet age...where mosquitoes have been seen taking holidays in London...).

As for Ebola....it does not spread like polio. Roughly put...Ebola is a disease of one massive outbreak....every year. Plus...declaring a country Ebola free(or Polio free).. does not mean that we in the health care sector sit down and chillax.

As an example...Uganda had a bad ebola outbreak in 2000. 200 people died. Then there was a period of about 5 years...when there was no outbreak...but that was time enough for Uganda to build a sophisticated Ebola-testing lab, and to put in place public health measures to stop the next outbreak in its tracks. So, when the next Ebola outbreaks came...they were ready.(They have not lost even up to 50 people in the years since.).

Declaring a country free of disease X does not mean it is time to relax (as the US is finding out with measles....which a few years ago they thought they were on the verge of eradicating).

There is no functional traffic light in Port Harcourt in the year of our Lord 2015.

oreos:


The average Hausa man night be wowed by your power bank but it won't influence him from his principles

You remind me of a lawyer who practiced in sokoto some decades ago, before moving down south his home area. He said he really enjoyed his practice in the north because his clients will tell you the truth straightaway and it's left to u as a lawyer to map out the defence.

IgboGoat:
And these are the kind of people that are saddle with responsibility of leading our nation? That is why Nigeria is doom.

You are an IgboGoat, truly

By that same time,sir louis Odimegwu was already driving a rolls royce

Lmao naso we Nigerians dey go F up for abroad... I'm not surprised.

bushdoc9919:


Main topic was the pic OP posted.

As for polio....WHO/UNICEF is acting cautious for very good reasons(Some countries are still polio affected...and this is the jet age...where mosquitoes have been seen taking holidays in London...).

As for Ebola....it does not spread like polio. Roughly put...Ebola is a disease of one massive outbreak....every year. Plus...declaring a country Ebola free(or Polio free).. does not mean that we in the health care sector sit down and chillax.

As an example...Uganda had a bad ebola outbreak in 2000. 200 people died. Then there was a period of about 5 years...when there was no outbreak...but that was time enough for Uganda to build a sophisticated Ebola-testing lab, and to put in place public health measures to stop the next outbreak in its tracks. So, when the next Ebola outbreaks came...they were ready.(They have not lost even up to 50 people in the years since.).

Declaring a country free of disease X does not mean it is time to relax (as the US is finding out with measles....which a few years ago they thought they were on the verge of eradicating).

in a multitude of words sin is not lacking
is Nigeria Ebola free or not?
was it declared or not?
why do we wait 2 years for the polio case?

Hahaha ...this looks like the road to the National Mall from Buckingham Palace

zyzx:
Sir Usman Nagogo dan Muhammadu Dikko was the
Emir of Katsina from May 19, 1944 till his death on
March 18, 1981.

You moniker is clear. I see you fear Biafra. idiot.

Fearcom:


You are an IgboGoat, truly

The Brits must be running away on seeing these people dressed like masquerades.

Go to kano and you will be the one admiring flyover now
learning point: admire good things and replicate them where you are

BishopMagic:
Nothing has changed since.


Carry your average Duara citizen go London and get the same reaction.


Olodo people wey no gree go school

the same olodo people dey rule ur papa from 40's to 2015 he he he, ha ha ha

mu2sa2:
You remind me of a lawyer who practiced in sokoto some decades ago, before moving down south his home area. He said he really enjoyed his practice in the north because his clients will tell you the truth straightaway and it's left to u as a lawyer to map out the defence.

Can you please edit your mention . i edited mine already.

Don't mind the fools

haqueurate:
Go to kano and you will be the one admiring flyover now
learning point: admire good things and replicate them where you are

Na so jare, no mind dem mumu people..

refreshrate:


in a multitude of words sin is not lacking
is Nigeria Ebola free or not?
was it declared or not?
why do we wait 2 years for the polio case?

Alright....different criteria.

From this website...

Certification of polio eradication is conducted on a regional basis. Each region can consider certification only when all countries in the area demonstrate the absence of wild poliovirus transmission for at least three consecutive years in the presence of certification standard surveillance.

In addition, all facilities holding wild poliovirus infectious and potentially infectious materials must have implemented bio-containment measures according to the Global action plan for laboratory containment of wild poliovirus (2003).


As for Ebola....this website has the info

The outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) will be considered ended in any one of the above countries after 42 days have passed since the last confirmed case has tested negative twice for the virus on blood samples (see Note 1 below). After the 42-day period has elapsed, each country should maintain a system of heightened surveillance for a further 90 days, and ensure ongoing EVD surveillance and notification thereafter. The end of the Ebola outbreak in the West African sub-region will be declared when the 42-day period has elapsed in the last affected country.

Note that the difference is in the LANGUAGE. For Polio....eradication. For Ebola...end of outbreak. That means that when the press says a country is Ebola free....the WHO says that it is just the end of an outbreak of the disease....the disease is still around....and we must keep our eyes open.

Of course....whether eradication or end of outbreak....we still remain vigilant.

bushdoc9919:


Alright....different criteria.

From this website...

Certification of polio eradication is conducted on a regional basis. Each region can consider certification only when all countries in the area demonstrate the absence of wild poliovirus transmission for at least three consecutive years in the presence of certification standard surveillance.

In addition, all facilities holding wild poliovirus infectious and potentially infectious materials must have implemented bio-containment measures according to the Global action plan for laboratory containment of wild poliovirus (2003).


As for Ebola....this website has the info



Note that the difference is in the LANGUAGE. For Polio....eradication. For Ebola...end of outbreak. That means that when the press says a country is Ebola free....the WHO says that it is just the end of an outbreak of the disease....the disease is still around....and we must keep our eyes open.

Of course....whether eradication or end of outbreak....we still remain vigilant.

Despite it being in your favor in certain even you would agree deep within you there's a contradiction or what do you think?

OrlandoOwoh:

Those days it's travelling by sea to the UK and other parts of the world that was popular. Apart from the fact that in the 1940s that travelling by air wasn't popular, only few people afford it upto to the 1960s.

It takes 3 months to get to UK by sea in those days, my dad traveled to the UK by boat in the 60's.

temitemi1:
E don tey wey nothern pple don...

Bikko,come back and complete your sentence or:@

temitemi1:
E don tey wey nothern pple don...

local

Eugenedimgba:
The average Hausa man even admires the power bank I use to charge my phone. Kai yaro,wetin I call am por dis wan? Transpormer??

lwkmd

Ezerbullet:
mallam been looking since 1600 bc

mu2sa2:
U r blessed. l have seen a pic of stack nake/d kids waiting to be registered for school in the Niger delta in the 1950s.

Yeah like seriously like the pic.
The whites met the northerners with a complete system of administration in the eighteenth century.

That was why they respected the northerners more than the south.You could see the way they honoured sir balewa and sardauna..

Queen of England said during her first visit that her plane will not land anywhere but Kano to have a feel.of the Hausa dynasty

seunmsg:



See them abusing northerners as if their forefathers who lived in 40's saw and used traffic lights in their lifetime.

and yet these northerners have been ruling them since time immemorial and will still continue to

ladyF:
Lol. I'm sure it was like magic to them then....

It's [size=20pt]LadyF[/size] again

Lady f you are magician or mtn, every where you go i go follow u

Thank God, they were properly dressed. The obis and obinnas were roaming unclad then.

zyzx:
Sir Usman Nagogo dan Muhammadu Dikko was the
Emir of Katsina from May 19, 1944 till his death on
March 18, 1981.

they were looking for the bear by mosque which the "microphone like" thing leads to.
But how many of una no go surprise way back then?