push24:

You people should do English movies too.

Life inside the so call Biafra


University in the so call biafa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNnq4nIz010
Train in the east
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-

This is very nice. Quite cool. If it's my fellow Unilag students now , you will think it's an advert for models, with plenty make up and swag

PapiWata:
Miracle Fruit or Miracle Berry, is know in Yoruba as "Agbayun-kun". It is native to west Africa but is exploited commercially mostly in The Americas and the Far East, with seed stock or cuttings obtained originally from Africa, then selectively bred over decades for desirable traits.

The "miracle" of this fruit is that it contains unique compounds that "deceive" our taste buds to perceive virtually ALL foods as tasting VERY sweet, for up to 30 minutes after a Miracle Fruit has been eaten. These fruits have enormous potential for use by people who are under medical advice to reduce or remove sugar from their diets. Simply eating a miracle fruit just before a meal imparts the illusion of sweet taste to our taste buds, even when NO sugar is added to breakfast cereals, beverages, and indeed any dish or drink to which sugar is generally added for taste.

I remember we were given this one day growing up. We had a swell time experimenting wit it, we licked it then soaked garri and drank and we almost killed ourselves taking the garri plain with water cos it was sooooo sweet. Someone said it could be found at Abeokuta, I will sure go look for it.
Thank you for sharing

http://miraclefruitfarm.com/

http://www.miraclefruit.ca/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synsepalum_dulcificum


Note that this picture is magnified. The true size of the miracle fruit is about the size of your smallest finger-tip. This tree is virtually IMPOSSIBLE to germinate and grow from seed, and only slightly less challenging to propagate with cuttings. Who ever in Nigeria first unlocks the key to mass planting miracle fruit shrubs for the export market will without question retire rich at a young age.

YoursGEJ:
Don't they also want all corruption charges against ND politicians who stole money to be dropped?

The problem of the Niger Delta is found in their own house. These states get 13% derivation from crude oil sales. Before you say that is not enough, just look at the infrastructure that has been developed by Akwa Ibom (good roads everywhere, world-class hospital and stadium) and Cross River states (Tinapa, Obudu, etc). You'll rarely hear of militant/criminal activities in these two states

Ok lets look at Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa states where militancy are concentrated. These states are the highest beneficiaries from the 13% derivation rule, collecting trillions of Naira since it was implemented. Do you hear of life-changing infrastructure being built with the money? No. What we hear is Alamesigha dressed as a woman to escape bail from UK, Peter Odili granted perpetual injunction, James Ibori in jail in UK (forfeiting hundreds of millions of pounds meant to develop his state to the UK that does not even need the money), etc. Furthermore, their own son was president for six years and he could not implement a single project in his village not to talk of his state belente his geographical zone.

Yet, criminals from these particular three states (Delta being the main one), continue to blame 'lack of federalism' while asking for corruption charges to be dropped against thieves like them. Akwa Ibom and Cross River are leaving you people behind and I don't see the same 'lack of federalism' holding them back. SMH.

If you give Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa their own country, they will loot themselves dry and still blame the poor Hausa man in Bauchi who's farming onions. People in the ND need to hold their leaders accountable while also looking at the mirror.

Rant over

Rexphobia:
Lai : this will create 5000 jobs for Nigeria, the artifact now needs worshippers, priests, blabla

neonly:
I blame buhari for dis

Emmysteve:
Its funny how people go about overhyping the padded and corrupt budget as if it passage would bring an end to the masses suffering. This is the first time in Nigeria's history that a budget has generated so much talks in the street.

The only good thing here is that they won't have any excuse to give for their failure.

Buhari is one of the biggest scam ever sold to Nigerians. By 2019 we go know how far.

Fedayeen:
Is there really a government in this country?


Has Kachokwu and Fashola failed or their ministries are in the spotlight?


What about our silent and sleeping ministers like Fayemi, Ngige, i dont even know the names of the others because it seems they work in Mars and live in Mercury