PiccoloBrunelli:
In a nutshell, darkness is part of the ingredients.

U get am!

Despite the madness we face ranging from political imbalance, religion crises, financial downturn etc... We are still happy people. Nigerians are so strong. Respect!

Real Madrid will win the Champions League this season. That's all!

It's so disgraceful that things like this continues to happen in our beloved country. No light for 2hrs in a bank?...so pathetic!

See pictures here:

SWORD419:
is that a train

No... A speedboat

SWORD419:
is that a train

No... A speedboat

paskyboy:
Good for him, His visit his business

Almighty God, pls rain down sense from above.

Abrupt:
Look at them fainting up and down like they have stable electricity in their country. Tchew.
Check my signature if you never want to faint.

Receive sense in abundance in Jesus name.

Seriously?

*Expert says children shouldn’t do more than five headers in a match
Parents often worry about their children playing rugby. But should football be a concern, too?In a study to be published this week, British scientists investigating the autopsies on six retired professional footballers with dementia found they had a form of the disease associated with blows to the head, perhaps from headers.
They had evidence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a progressive degenerative disease usually associated with boxing.The research follows a study at the University of Stirling, published last year, which found ‘significant’ changes in the brain’s short-term memory function from routine heading practice.
Researchers asked 19 footballers to head a ball 20 times as if they were heading from a powerful corner kick. They were tested before and afterwards, and scientists found their memory test performance was reduced by between 41 and 67 per cent — although it reverted to normal within 24 hours.
Concerns about repeated heading are not new. When former England striker Jeff Astle died in 2002 aged 59, having suffered from dementia, a coroner found the condition was caused by repeatedly heading footballs.
Re-examination of his brain tissue in 2014 revealed that he had CTE.Modern footballs are lighter than those Astle headed, yet there may still be cause for concern.
“A header is like a punch to the head,” says Dr. Tom Crisp, a consultant in sport and exercise medicine at the London Independent Hospital. This month, United States (U.S.) researchers found that players who headed the ball a lot were three times more likely to suffer concussion symptoms — which include headache, nausea and confusion — than those who didn’t.
If the player has a second head knock while concussed, it can cause more serious damage, according to Dr Nicholas Davies, a consultant neurologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Spire Parkway Hospital in Birmingham.
“If there is mild concussion, a player might not realise it. If they then suffer another blow in quick succession, it could lead to brain injury,” he says.
More insidious is the potential for repeated headers to cause long-term sub-concussive damage — injury to the brain without any obvious symptoms, suggests Dr. Michael Grey, a neuroscientist from the University of Birmingham.
Heading the ball over a period of years could damage the white matter (nerve fibres that connect various brain regions), leading to loss of functions such as reasoning, he suggests. So, too, are their neck muscles, which means they have less strength to take the force of the ball’s impact (footballs can travel at 34mph in recreational play and more than double that in professional play).
Two years ago, the United States Soccer Federation banned children aged ten and under from heading footballs, following a lawsuit. While more research is needed, children should avoid practising headers many times a day, says John Hardy, a professor of neuroscience at University College London.
Tony Kochhar, professor of sports science at the University of Greenwich, suggests that ‘at the very least, children playing school football should wear headguards or be prevented from doing more than five headers a match’.

Jobs ruin your creativity.

Ovokoo:

That's a personal opinion. The people ahead of the Ooni deserve to be there. We all know there's no traditional ruler as powerful as the Sultan as he also doubles as the head of the Muslim community in Nigeria. The Emir is also very powerful in the north and is highly revered throughout the country. The Oba of benin is arguable the most powerful traditional ruler in the south and then the Ooni before the Alaafin. We're all entitled to our opinions anyways.

U lack insight of history. Alaafin is the most powerful king in Yoruba land. Get your facts right!

spartoo:
I remember RCCG fired one of their pastors for inviting Korede Bello (aka plumber) after he released 'Godwin'. What makes KSA different? is he also not a secular musician

But u have eyes

CXLVII:
With this kind of preparation and approach to games, I believe even Barcelona or Real Madrid can not stop us in this Champions League. We will walk over any English club!

Champions League kwa

Bros, u dey vex ooo

MadCow1:



Who you be?

You don baff?

Do I need to reply a cow?

MadCow1:
So she thinks she is better than hoes?



Someone is mighty full of herself.

How would someone bear madcow and think right? Well, that's expected.

Gbajabiamila1:

Big Tufiakwa o. How service bro?

Very well. Thank God. Still don't know who this is.

Chanchit:
c&s!?

Baptist.

That's my daddy!!!
I'm so proud at the moment.
Somebody pls celebrate with me.

Earthquake in my town? Tufiakwa!!!

Horlufemi:
Leave Jona alone. He's a saint

If I hia.

Uchexxy:
common!!!! these boys Don get mouth for school jare. #story_to_tell

Almighty God.... Pls send some common sense down.

You will bounce back stronger than ever in Jesus name. May God restore all that the locusts and cankerworms has eaten. See you at the top.

ShineuEye:
Fake pastor most useless mere commissioner this side of Bahrain.

Playing super mario with your life... Continue

Shit business!

'Shit business is good business'... Ask Otunba Gaddafi.

deluxez12:

oga shurup

So u are birds of the same feather.

Smh...

What u do today will come back to you someday.

SweetGuy225:
By 2019, Nigerians will realise they've wasted four years of their national life because they voted a goat to be their president.

I guess Buhari is as old as your father.... Would you call your father a goat? It is always important to properly monitor what comes out of our mouths.

God bless Nigeria!

BiafraBushBoy:
don't use a lie detector, use Sango or Amadioha...

Doro is a cheerful giver joor..,

Receive sense in Jesus name.

1. Music is the Key to Creativity.
Music fuels the mind and thus fuels our
creativity. A Creative mind has the ability
to make discoveries and create
innovations. The greatest minds and
thinkers like Albert Einstein, Mozart, and
Frank Lloyd Wright all had something in
common in that they were constantly
exploring their imagination and creativity.
Listening to instrumental music
challenges one to listen and tell a story
about what one hears. In the same sense,
playing a musical instrument gives you
the ability to tell the story without words.
Both require maximum right brain usage
which not only exercises ones creativity
but also ones intellect.
The strength of all the Arts including
writing, painting, dance, and theater have
the ability to create a similar effect.

2. Music makes Education more
enjoyable.
Music can be very engaging in the
classroom and is a great tool for
memorization. I’m sure if more teachers
used song to teach the multiplication
tables, kids would retain that information
much quicker.
Besides the obvious, Music teaches us
self discipline and time management skills
that you cannot get anywhere else. When
you study an instrument on a regular
basis you work on concrete ideas and
take small steps to achieve larger goals.
This way of thinking organizes the wiring
in your brain to start looking at Learning in
a new light.
In raising children, Music education can
be used to keep kids focused and keep
them off the streets. Instead of running
around and causing mischief, your child
may be practicing piano or rehearsing
music with friends.
Unfortunately, some forms of music can
influence children in negative ways. It is
well known that music has a power to
influence the way we dress, think, speak,
and live our lives. Profane and violent
lyrics can have a negative influence on
children.
Looking back at my High School days, I
notice that I followed the herd when it
came to listening to Hip-hop and doing
things that were “cool” to look tough and
be like the “Gangsta” image that was
portrayed. When I got to college, I realized
how much it pervaded my lifestyle and
when I got into Jazz, my entire lifestyle
began to change.

3. Music is the Language of the
Universe.
You’ve heard this time and time again, but
what does it mean exactly? Music is
universal in that there are no boundaries
to understanding music. Even animals like
Birds, Dogs, and Whales can understand
music to a certain degree.
It transcends all boundaries of
communication because you can speak
and tell stories to someone on the other
side of the planet, even though you both
don’t speak the same language. But I
believe its important for one to have an
open mind in order to be in touch with
that sense of understanding.
Many people immediately push away
certain styles of music without having
explored what it has to offer. Not all styles
will appeal or resonate with a person, but
one may discover a new part of ones self
when you are open to all the possibilities.

It's just #1500 or better still look for people at the airport who are heading towards nsit atai. It could even be cheaper. I'm a serving Corp member here in Akwa ibom.