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Danurugwo:Actually, I did click on it. Op, take pictures and videos from the link where you sourced the news from and upload it here. |
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Signing up. Welcome Teempakguy! |
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nani667:I swear! Samurai X was a bit better. Death Note is pure rubbish, same for AoT, Parasyte was a bit fair. |
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AIBugaje:Unfortunately, I wasn't shortlisted but my friend did get the scholarship. Thanks. 1 Like |
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Dandsome: Josh44s:How many times have Igbos tried defending and speaking against injustice but many of you say they are crying more than the bereaved. You cannot expect me to keep defending you when you join the enemy to castigate those who come to your defense; it is not done. See the jubilation in Nigeria save for SE and some parts of SS when Python Dance commenced, people drawing images to mock the Igbos. We always forget that this injustice would come back to haunt us all. Whenever Igbos do, next we hear is they are trying to steal our lands for their "fruitless" Biafra quest. Many go as far as bringing up images from the civil war to spite them. What would you do if you were the one? The result is always the same. Be that as it may, we haven't stopped crying against the injustice in the land irrespective of who is involved. Where is Gowon in all of these? CC: Nowenuse, hope you are safe? |
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LRNZH: |
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Making me proud as usual! ![]() Reading from the first page, I noticed you aren't using the Nikon lenses. Why is that? What makes Tamron better? |
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Redmosquito, where art thou? |
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blackfase:I wonder why they aren't fighting for this. |
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Good luck to those who were shortlisted. I am glad the effort of a friend of mine paid off. 1 Like |
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LRNZH, welcome back and I am glad you are calling out this government for the numerous vices happening under its watch even though I recall the numerous arguments we all have had here. For those who cannot read, let me itemize it for you: 1. They called it what it is, an ethnic cleansing. Hear them: "The locals daren’t collect the freshest bodies. Some who tried earlier have already been killed, spotted by the waiting militia and hacked down or shot. The Fulani are watching everything closely from the surrounding mountains." 2. History repeats itself - "Our parents told us about these people. But we lived in relative peace and we forgot what they said". The same people the president wants us to live in peace with. 3. The international community could care less - "The international community pretends that this situation is a tit-for-tat problem, rather than a one-sided slaughter." 4. Media houses in Nigeria are under reporting what is actually happening there, maybe because they are being threatened or that they have been bought over - "the press fails to report or actively obscures the situation." 5. The government happens to have a hand in the killings - "the plight of these people is of no interest to their own government. In fact, this ethnic and religious cleansing appears to be taking place with that government’s complicity or connivance" 6. The military seems to be aiding them - "Every village has a similar story. A few days before any attack, a military helicopter is spotted dropping arms and other supplies into the areas inhabited by the Fulani tribes.". I recall when NK said something about the ethnic domination of the Fulanis, he was labelled all sorts even here on NL. Alas, TY Danjuma (not like I care about him) has confirmed the same thing he said as at 2014. This is also similar to the cry by a certain HoR member who was/is representing Delta state. 7. Whoever tries defending himself is arrested and labelled a criminal, remember the Nimbo, Enugu case where about 80 youths were arrested by the NA for wanting to avenge the killings in Nimbo - "The Christian villagers, who are forbidden to carry arms (everyone is, in theory), have no way to defend themselves. With some exceptions, they also tend to believe what they were taught about turning the other cheek". 8. Your president does not care nor give two fvcks - "The Nigerian government, led by a Fulani president — Muhammadu Buhari — clearly does not wish to protect these people." 9. Extortion by the NA - "As you get into the more dangerous and remote areas, sullen young soldiers at army roadblocks hustle you for cash at gunpoint." Eastern Nigeria is used to this rubbish and when you complain, they call you all sorts and say we are playing the victim. I laughed when I saw a thread by a certain Alariwo on that of SARS. Injustice would continue to meet us all until we learn to condemn it irrespective of where we come from. 10. NA does not care, heck, they are aware when a village is being attacked and can see it but are not concerned and theyy are also commanded not to intervene - "Nigerian army troops watched the whole thing from their base a couple of hundred yards away — just as they did the destruction of another Christian village, the remains of which sit, burned out and silent, right opposite them. The army seems to have no interest in protecting the Christians while the government in Abuja appears to care more about passing new laws on cattle-rustling than on protecting human lives. When challenged after a massacre, soldiers often claim that they didn’t receive any orders — or had been commanded not to intervene." 11. The NA is in cahoot with the herdsmen - "The complicity between the army and the Fulani is obvious. Between Barakin-Ladi and Riyom — in sight of another army post — is a sacked Christian village which locals say now acts as a Fulani arms dump." 12. The bombing of the Rann IDP camp too. Thanks to the Brits, we are together if not, I do not think anyone would want to share a country with these guys who do not respect lives. buhariguy:You are a goat, a premium-classed idiot and an anathema to sane humans walking the geographical space of Nigeria. You and that bonobo called Sarrki would get what is coming to you. Continue playing politics with human lives. Bunch of retards. CC: Doctokwus, LordAdam16, freeze001, see what many Nigerians opined but were termed wailers. 2 Likes |
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youngeagle:When people complain, they say we are calling a case where there's none. Nigerians should enjoy what they encouraged even when facts were pointing otherwise. BTW, when will media houses in Nigeria give detailed reports like this concerning the security situation of the country? Must we always get full information from foreign press/journalists? |
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What will it take some of these blogs to credit the original owner? Why blur out the guy's name? These pictures were taken by a certain LexonArt who is not a Nigerian and it was not a pre-wedding picture but one to tell stories. CC: Ujsizzle Modified: encrypt: SmooshCHN: Just seeing this. Thank you. |
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tensazangetsu20:I wonder why those who follow many of these FB 'celebs' don't use their heads sometimes. Always a 'yes' ma/sir to them. 2 Likes |
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tensazangetsu20:While I don't agree with the generalization, I am as shocked as you are. I logged into FB today to see how "Igbo men are rapists" was trending. And then, you add a supposed foolish biased poll conducted by a certain Nkechi Bianze and how intolerant she is of diverse opinions. 1 Like |
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Adaeze1081:I think it means how viable your research plan for the course you're about to study is and of what benefit it is to Nigeria. You have to incorporate it into your statement of purpose and submit it online while filling your form. |
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AlanTuringAI:Thanks. |
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Mods, in the spirit of fairness, this also deserves FP just like the first thread that brought about this whole thing. I mean, FB has been awashed with how all Igbo men are rapists. |
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Hey um Guys, quick question. Do we apply directly to the school or does PTDF as a body handle that aspect? Thanks in advance CC: Dmainman, AlanTuringAI, Hugochuks60 |
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Ellacity:Hi, thanks for the offer. I have done that. I really appreciate. Alalwany:Bro, I am the 'wrongest' person to ask that. I did not make it. Try others say AlanTuringAI. Apologies. |
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damtan:I am thinking the same. I don't have one too. |
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mikezuruki:I am searching for the hard copy. Can a Nairalander be kind enough to get me these books: Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell Design of Everyday things - Don Norman Engineering Design methods - Nigel Cross Any of Karl Marx or Friedrich Nietzsche's books Thank you. ![]() Ujsizzle, do you have the first? |
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Ikpongiton:What is wrong with you? Why do you want to taint the thread? 2 Likes |
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Feraz: DMainMan:I put up the above comment initially only to get a mail today stating the below. Please, someone interpret the below for me as I am very very lost. These guys should not raise my hopes high Abeg! CC: Ellacity. Hello Feraz, |
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So I wasn't shortlisted for MSc. I'm hurt, but I'll move on. Congratulations to those who were shortlisted. Thanks Dmainman for taking time to update us on this. God bless you. 1 Like |
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Lalasticlala, Dominique, this deserves FP so that people can help review and give them the necessary support needed to improve. Congratulations lads. Unfortunately, I uuse a Windows Phone so I will not be able to review it. |
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Guidette:I like you already! ![]() Seems we are many who enjoy the bolded, though I'll be honest, I haven't delved too deep into some of those mentioned above reason being I don't want to go too deep. |
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Owomkpo:It is like your regular printing only this time, it is not on a flat surface and it is real, tangible. There are machines that build (print) in 3D after modelling them in softwares such as SolidWorks, CATIA, Siemens, Maya etc. Say I need a very fancy chair, light and compact, I can design it with one of those softwares mentioned and print it using a 3D printer, after which I'll use something to polish it. In the case above, they printed the different parts needed in the car, totalling 57 and joined them like a kid would do with lego parts. Then maybe add screws to where it's needed. I can print the image below if I see a 3D printer. Hope it's clear? RZArecta2:Not really. Me thinks if you can design any of the damaged parts, then, you can print and fix it here without necessarily shipping it out again. 1 Like
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But according to the present government, they have been 'downgraded' and cannot carry coordinated attacks. Talk about winning the BH war on media. As to why TV stations hardly report the true situations of events up North beats me. |
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Ellacity:Thanks for the time taken to explain some of these things. It is very much appreciated. |
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Ellacity:There is something PTDF said and that is 'we should register'. For me, I only registered but did not bother filling any other form as I am trying to follow what they said. What do you think? |
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