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Religion / Re: Walk out on masturbation. by Onlytru: 8:43am On Nov 18, 2018 |
Masturbation is evil! Konji na bastard!! 1 Like 1 Share
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Romance / Re: Man Found Dead With Smile On His Face After Having Sex With A Prostitute by Onlytru: 10:20pm On Oct 18, 2018 |
I remember watching this dude nightly show on HBO around 2003/2004. He'd stated on one of the episodes that he would love to die after having sex with a smile on his face. Fast forward 14 years later...his dream did come to pass. 1 Like 1 Share |
TV/Movies / Another Nigerian Doing It Big On America TV Show "The Voice" by Onlytru: 3:07am On Oct 11, 2018 |
Allow me to introduce to y'all Funsho!!!. He sang his heart out last night on NBC’s The Voice. Check out his wonderful performance below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odxTcB6HqLU |
Celebrities / Re: I Never Wished To Be A Single Mother –uche Ogbodo by Onlytru: 5:56am On Aug 04, 2018 |
Really?!
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Sports / Arike Ogunbowale Wins Best Play Award At The 2018 ESPYS by Onlytru: 4:42am On Jul 19, 2018 |
After winning the 2018 national championship, the women’s basketball team added more silverware to their record season on Wednesday night, as Arike Ogunbowale won the 2018 ESPY for Best Play. The then-junior guard’s game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer against No. 1-seeded Mississippi State for the national title game was chosen by the fans who voted over three other finalists: the Philadelphia Eagles’ fourth-down touchdown pass — dubbed “The Philly Special” — in the Super Bowl; a double play made by Florida State softball’s third baseman Jessie Warren; and an 80-foot buzzer-beating shot by Evanston men’s basketball sophomore Blake Peters in a regular-season game against Maine South. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GHS-6ekg0E Culled: The Observer
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Crime / Re: Why I Killed My Naval Officer Boss, Girlfriend – Houseboy by Onlytru: 8:58am On Jun 16, 2018 |
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Family / Can You Solve These Cases? by Onlytru: 6:27pm On Mar 04, 2018 |
Episode 1 1. You are a prisoner and you have been wrongfully sentenced to death. But you have the choice of your execution. There are three (3) doors and behind every door there is a way to die. Behind door # 1, armed murderers. Behind door # 2, lions that have not been fed in years. Behind door # 3, you will find dangerous quicksand. Which door would you choose to your inevitable doom? 2. A man crippled by debt is driving at night. Three doors magically appear on the side of the road. Door # 1 says: behind this door you will find a pile of diamonds. Door # 2 says: I’m hiding unlimited gold. Door # 3 says: your greatest dream will come true if you open me. Which door would he open first? 3. A woman is staying at a hotel. She hears a knock at her door. She opens and sees a surprised man. “I’m so sorry, I thought this was my room” - the man mumbles. The woman panicked and dial 911 immediately. Why did she call the police? 4. In her hotel room a woman can’t fall asleep. After a few hours, she decided to make a phone call. She dialed a number, says nothing and hangs up. Finally, she fell asleep. Who did she call? 5. Mr. Walters was found dead in his room. The room has no window and the door was locked. His wife called the only four (4) people who had the key to Mr. Walters room into questioning. Suspect #1: The maid - “She claimed I came to the Mr. Walters room at 7am and when I saw his dead body l screamed for help”. Suspect # 2: The butler - he said “when I heard the maid scream, I immediately ran to the room. I turned on the light and saw Mr. Walters had a knife in his neck”. Suspect # 3: The governess - she said “I rushed along with the butler and when he turned on the light. There was blood everywhere no wonder the maid screamed”. Suspect # 4: The cook - he stated that “I was preparing breakfast from 6am - 8am”. He lamented that he did not see anything. Who killed Mr. Walters?. Copied |
Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:06pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
1. CHINA (2016 RANKING: 1) China is expected to hold on to the n No. 1 spot. In 2050, the Asian giant is forecast to have the largest economy on the planet. With an ageing population and an annual GDP growth rate averaging just 4.4%, however, China isn't projected to enjoy the exceptional economic growth it experienced during the 2000s.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:05pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
2. INDIA (2016 RANKING: 3) India steps into America's spot by 2050, up from the third to the second-largest economy in the world. At 7.7% a year, the country is projected to have the highest GDP growth rate in dollar terms of all 32 countries covered in the report.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:05pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
3. UNITED STATES (2016 RANKING: 2) The mighty U.S. is set to drop one place from the second-biggest economy in the world in 2016 to the planet's third largest by 2050. According to analysts, relatively slow population and annual GDP growth will be behind the fall.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:03pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
4. INDONESIA (2016 RANKING: A major player by 2050, Indonesia is expected to boast the world's fourth-largest economy by the middle of the century, up from the eighth most powerful in 2016.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:03pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
5. BRAZIL (2016 RANKING: 7) Brazil's economy is growing steadily but it lacks the explosive growth of other E7 economies such as Mexico and Indonesia. For this reason, Brazil is only expected to rise two places in the rankings, from the world's seventh-largest economy in 2016 to the fifth biggest by 2050.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:02pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
6. RUSSIA (2016 RANKING: 6) Russia is forecast to remain the world's sixth-largest economy. A disappointing projection for an E7 nation, Russia's declining population and slower than anticipated GDP performance are expected to hold back the country's economy over the next 33 years.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:01pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
7. MEXICO (2016 RANKING: 11) Whether President Trump builds his wall or not, the Mexican economy is projected to grow from being the world's 11th largest in 2016 to the seventh largest by 2050 on the back of steady population and GDP growth
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 10:00pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
8. JAPAN (2016 RANKING: 4) Dropping four places, Japan is facing the same issues. The former powerhouse economy of Asia is expected to post the slowest economic growth of all the 32 countries in the PwC report at a paltry average of 1.1% a year. Its population is also projected to fall the fastest, by an average of 0.5% annually.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:59pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
9. GERMANY (2016 RANKING: 5) Germany, on the other hand, may not be quite as fortunate. The country's economy is expected to shrink from the world's fifth largest in 2016 to the ninth largest by 2050. The reasons? Slow economic growth averaging just 1.7% a year and a declining working age population, despite the recent influx of migrants.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:59pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
10. UNITED KINGDOM (2016 RANKING: 9) Though PwC expects Brexit to chill the UK economy in the medium-term, the country's long-term forecast is pretty good. The UK is expected to fall only one place down the rankings by 2050, saved by its growing working age population and steady economic growth.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:57pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
11. TURKEY (2016 RANKING: 14) Emerging economies, particularly powerful E7 nations such as Turkey, stand to perform the best over the next 33 years, thanks to strong population and GDP growth. Turkey is projected to have the world's 11th biggest economy by 2050, up three places from 2016.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:56pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
12. FRANCE (2016 RANKING: 10) France is projected to drop two places, from the world's 12th most powerful economy in 2016 to the 10th in 2050, a less drastic fall compared with many other advanced Western European economies. France's working age population is projected to be remain flat, hence the more modest drop.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:55pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
13. SAUDI ARABIA (2016 RANKING: 15) While the country is currently dependent on oil, the Saudi government has ambitious plans to diversify its economy. Annual growth is expected to average a dynamic 5.1%, pushing Saudi Arabia up two places from the 15th largest economy in the world in 2016 to the 13th largest by 2050.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:54pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
14. NIGERIA (2016 RANKING: 22) The third highest mover, Nigeria boasts the fastest growing economy in Africa. The country is projected to rise eight places to become the world's 14th largest economy by 2050, though PwC has pointed out that Nigeria will have to diversify its economy, shore up its infrastructure and tackle corruption in order to get there.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:54pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
15. EGYPT (2016 RANKING: 21) Egypt's speedy population growth rate of 1.4% a year and average annual GDP growth rate of 6.6% should significantly boost the country's financial fortunes in the coming years. By 2050, Egypt is projected to be the 15th largest economy on the planet, up from the 21st in 2016.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:49pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
16. PAKISTAN (2016 RANKING: 24) Along with Egypt, Pakistan is forecast to experience the fastest population growth of any country featured in the report, averaging 1.4% a year. These shifting demographics should help push the economy into 16th place by 2050, up from 24th in 2016.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:49pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
17. IRAN (2016 RANKING: 18) Iran's population is projected to grow 0.4% annually in the years up to 2050, but its economy should experience average annual GDP growth of 5.5%, pushing it up one place in the ranking to the 18th largest economy in the world by 2050.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:48pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
18. SOUTH KOREA (2016 RANKING: 13) Another victim of slowing demographics, South Korea is set to experience one of the largest declines in working age population out of the 32 countries featured in the report. Consequently, the country's economy is forecast to be the 18th largest in the world by 2050, down five places compared with 2016.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:45pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
19. PHILIPPINES (2016 RANKING: 28) The second highest mover, the Philippines is forecast to have the world's 19th largest economy in 2050, up from the 28th in 2016. Although the country's economic performance is expected to be robust, PwC predicts strong population growth will be the main driver
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:44pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
20. VIETNAM (2016 RANKING: 32) Out of all 32 countries analyzed, Vietnam is poised to be the highest mover. Its economy is projected to be the 20th biggest in the world in 2050, up a massive 12 places compared with 2016. As is the case with Bangladesh, however, this explosive growth will be reliant on economic and educational reforms.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:39pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
21. ITALY (2016 RANKING: 12) Italy has a similar albeit more serious problem. Struggling with an ageing population and mediocre economic performance, the European country is also projected to drop out of the top 20, down from the 12th largest economy in the world in 2016, to the 21st in 2050.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:39pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
22. CANADA (2016 RANKING: 17) Joining other faltering advanced economies in the West, Canada is likely to slip five places down the rankings by 2050. Again, a mix of slowing demographics and unimpressive economic growth explains the fall.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:36pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
23. BANGLADESH (2016 RANKING: 31) Another impressive rise in the rankings, Bangladesh is forecast to have the world's 23rd biggest economy in 2050, up from the 31st in 2016. This growth is nevertheless dependent on the government enacting economic reform and improvements to the country's education system, according to PwC.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:35pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
24. MALAYSIA (2016 RANKING: 27) Thailand's neighbor Malaysia is projected to rise up the rankings too. Mirroring the nation next door, Malaysia should experience impressive GDP growth over the next 33 years, landing the country in 24th place by 2050.
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Politics / Re: Decline Of The West: Nigeria Is Set To Become #14 Largest Economy By 2050 by Onlytru: 9:34pm On Sep 30, 2017 |
25. THAILAND (2016 RANKING: 20) Like many emerging economies, Thailand is racing ahead. The Thai economy is expected to be the 25th largest in the world by 2050, up five places compared with 2016. Economic growth forecasts are buoyant for the coming decades despite negative population growth.
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