kjhova:
My brother, he has answered you well enough. A proper Igbo only Biafra will be landlocked and likely surrounded by hostile neighbours. Yes, the Imo river pours out to sea. However it passes through Niger Delta (which will be a foreign country under this assumption) who may then impose bans or tariffs on cargo destined for Biafra. Also, the river isn't navigable across its entire length and if the Niger Delta refuse to dredge their end, building an up-river port in Biafra is dead on arrival.

You suggested Airport delivery. There is a reason why 90% of global freight is by sea. Airfreight is freaking costlier than sea! Also, not all cargo can be airlifted. Suppose, Biafra needs to import crude or petroleum products, what quantity can you easily fly into Biafra? More so, airfreight require specialized airports which will be costly to build. Also, hope you know that Biafra's neighbours can close their airspace to Biafran bound planes at the threat of shooting down violators.

Overall, Biafra being a landlocked country will increase its costs of doing business and its dependency on her neighbours. Her credit rating will be lowered due to this vulnerability and cost of funds will be high.

The chances of Biafra becoming an economic success is thus lowered and hinged on the whims of her neighbours.

AreaFada2:
My dear they should honest with us. You do not just get twins or triplets after a long TTC without assisted reproductive service. Even Sarah in the Bible did not get twins or triplets!

I should be in the position to know.

The fact they could afford to go to the US means they can afford assisted reproduction in Nigeria too.

Abeg everything must not get a religious colouration.

Telling people the truth will allow TTC couples in their church or who know them to use similar help. My pastor friend and his wife were very honest about theirs. They could have claimed miracle but they didn't.

Congrats to them.

gypsey:
tobbaco is highly adidctive and more dangerous than ganja, tobbaco and Alcohol have killed more people than ganja.

ask your Doctor he will tell you the same. yes! you can halucinate if you smoke ganja mixed with other harmful substsnces. if you smoke the real ganja, you will be fine!
trust me i know!

linearity:
Marijuana does not make anyone high and does not cause hallucination, in any way that tobacco or alcohol does not and marijuana is safer.

All three substances are addictive and when abused cause some level of altered reality and perception and of all three, only marijuana is medicinal. As second hand smoke; I will prefer to inhale marijuana’s THC which is medicinal than tobacco tar, which is cancerous any day any time.

You don’t have to be a smoker to know that, knowledge is power, hit some google pages. Cigarette and alcohol are more dangerous and will kill you faster.

Plus, marijuana is a natural growing plant, no processing done, unlike the others. It was created by God and in the garden of Eden, it must have been there, because God created everything and yet, there was no commandment to Adam not to part take despite such command regarding the fruit of wisdom...and I can bet you that cigarette or tobacco or alcohol was no where in that Garden, because all these are man made.

FYI:
I don’t smoke, but I make a point to get enough knowledge about topics I don’t know, especially concerning those where my personal experience is lacking.

Ovems:
When I first saw the controversy surrounding the dress, I said to myself that it may not be the bride's own after all she is not the only one that has the material. But everyone that has worn the dress keeps tagging the tailor. 2018 is not doing this tailor good sha. It's her year of not so good exposure.

realpoacher:
OK o!..... Fine....

Let me explain

THOSE ARE DIFFERENT PICTURES FROM DIFFERENT PLOT OF LAND

BOTH ARE IN THE SAME SHETTIMA AREA BUT THEY ARE NOT CLOSEBY

THE ONE WITH THE HUMAN IN IT HAS BEEN SOLD COMPLETELY
BUT THE PICTURES WITH GRASSES HAVE BEEN SOLD PARTIALLY
IT WAS 100FT X 100FT BUT WE HAVE SOLD 50FT X 100FT OUT OF IT LAST WEEK

Drink a juice and clean your eyes very well.

Those two adverts have different distinct pictures on them.

Now let's get to the point where you are investing in land deals in Lokoja,... Shall we?

danolorunmo:
Good day guys. I have three works that need to be done before on Sunday. Please any one interested and available should call/whatsapp 07033458776. Very urgent please!

realpoacher:
Since you want to suddenly form innocence of your direct accusation at me, read your own quote below

Reading the above quote, it is either I don't understand English anymore or I must have been drinking because you making a statement of fact above and calling it allegations make me cringe

deomeelo:



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Dr Aranmolate R.Ayobami is the Medical Director and CEO of Grandville Medical and Laser.

A Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery Center Located in Lagos, Nigeria. He attended the College of Medicine,University of Lagos where he earned his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.

He had his post graduate residency education training in Burns and Plastic Surgery and presently a Fellow of the West African College of Surgeon(Plastic Surgery). He has also had training in burns and wound care at St.Elizabeth Regional burn center, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. In addition,he had training in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery at Akademikliniken, an Aesthetic Plastic Surgery clinic in Stockholm, Sweden.

He is an advance chemical peel specialist, an advance specialist in Laser systems/Radio-frequency devices from South Africa. He also holds a Master Certification in Botox and Dermafillers from the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine. He is also attending progress training to becoming a Fellow of the American Academic of Aesthetic Medicine. His center is one of the destination centers in Nigeria for Smile train Surgery, which offer free surgery to both children and adult with cleft lip and palate.

He has appeared on many talks and shows discussing Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery in Nigeria. He has also done a lot of presentation on laser and skin care in the pigment skin in both Local and international platform. He is interested in the research of laser in pigment skin specially in skin type 5 and 6.

realpoacher:
Wo oga ade, all these one wey you day talk na English.

Check my moniker on this forum and study my history here, I have been around a long time to know what it means to be transparent, honest and open when dealing in business, moreso property business.

Two different pictures about two different plot of land I posted here and you came and called me out that I might have posted the same pictures under different adverts, this allegations which I responded by putting up the other pictures from the other thread here so you can compare both albeit more closely to observe the difference, only for you to accuse me again of deliberately taking pictures of the same land from different angles and using it to advertise here.

My friend, that was a definite accusation there and it wasn't from someone who is pointing out an oversight rather your accusation reeks of someone who is deliberately out to attack my business and person. That kind of accusation I won't take lightly.

The main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis - tetrahydrocannabinol - could be used to reduce tumor growth in cancer patients, according to an international research team.

Previous studies have suggested that cannabinoids, of which tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is one, have anti-cancer properties. In 2009, researchers at Complutense University in Spain found that THC induced the death of brain cancer cells in a process known as "autophagy." The researchers found that administering THC to mice with human tumors initiated autophagy and caused the growth of the tumors to decrease.

The team behind the new study - co-led by Complutense University and the University of Anglia (UEA) in the UK - claims to have discovered previously unknown "signaling platforms" that allow THC to shrink tumors.

The researchers induced tumors in mice using samples of human breast cancer cells. When the tumors were targeted with doses of THC, the researchers found that two cell receptors were particularly associated with an anti-tumor response.

"THC, the major active component of marijuana, has anti-cancer properties. This compound is known to act through a specific family of cell receptors called cannabinoid receptors," says Dr. Peter McCormick, from UEA's School of Pharmacy. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/279571.php

RX480:
Tobacco is legal everywhere and is far worse than Marijuana

realpoacher:
Oga it's like you have plenty time to argue abi?

What do I stand to gain by posting different angles of one particular plot of land when I have several pictures of several plots of land under my custody to sell within the same location

Abeg shift faraway from me if you no wan buy land but to dey poke nose for wetin you no understand.

Na your type we dey call bad market and bad luck!

coolest01:
calm down. Im from akoko edo...ojah is the name of my village,close to ososo.people that know that area of edo state will know that akoko edo people although edo state by origin have close ties with the akoko people from ondo state(yoruba). We the akoko edo people especially from ojah have a different language entirely differnt from the benin or the yoruba. We even borrowed more words from the yorubas than from other edo tribes. Hence,we are very capable of speaking yoruba fluently

Deadlytruth:
Enough has already been said in the previous comments about Akoko-Edos not being Yorubas by any means. Akoko-Edo people are themselves an assortment of tribes who speak a total of 17 different languages, none of which shares any affinity with Yoruba, hence could not have migrated from Ondo or anywhere else in Yoruba land as you would have people believe.
The name "Akoko-Edo" is purely geographical and means "The Edo people who share boundary with and are physical neighbours to Akokos of Ondo State". It does not connote any linguistic or ancestral affinity with the Akokos any more than the name "Nigeria" could suggest that Southern Nigerians are related to the people of Niger Republic.

PhysicsQED:
......However, the overwhelming majority of those groups in Akoko Edo are speakers of "Edoid" languages - as in, their native languages have significant similarities with the Edo language. The exceptions as far as I can tell being the people of Ayanran, Kakumo, and Igarra. The Igarra don't claim to come from Ondo though they too use Yoruba as a lingua franca, and as for the non-Edoid language speaking towns of Ayanran and Kakumo, those are just two out of all the rest (state boundaries don't exactly mirror linguistic groups - there are also "Edoid" groups outside of Edo and Delta states). Virtually all the rest are speakers of "Edoid" languages natively and if there are groups claiming to be from Ondo (rather than from other places in Edo state, as is usual for people in that area), or claiming to be "mixed" you can list the specific group you're referring to, rather than lumping in the entire area as being "mixed" because of the lingua franca used there. Few (if any) groups in southern Nigeria have never had any segment of their population mix with their neighbors, but that doesn't change what the real ethnic classification of their overall group is.

DisGuy:
I checked the profile for the ICT director to see if i can send him an email. His profile has also not been updated for a long time smh RAPHAEL ODANG

They should at least have a number people can call to check train availability if they can't be bothered to update their website

realpoacher:
Nah.... Look closely and tell me if the plots of land in the pictures are the same

PhysicsQED:
You keep referring to "Akoko people" in this thread.

You do realize the Akoko-Edo (I assume that's the place that you meant to refer to) peoples are quite distinct from the Akoko in Ondo state, right? I'm referring to the Okpamheri, Ososo, Oloma, Uneme, etc. of Akoko-Edo. They're all different groups from one another, and they're different from the Akoko Yoruba in Ondo state.

They (the people in the Akoko-Edo area of Edo state) have their own languages, and they don't claim to be Yoruba or claim to be "the same people" with Yoruba. If you think that they think they're Yoruba or "the same with Yoruba", can you at least tell me why you think this?

Nowenuse:
Big francis, do u know dat most Nsukka ppl are ancestrally Igala? If u doubt pls go and find out, same with some anambra ppl. So I believ that the Nsukka dialect shuld bare many influences from igala language, same way many delta igbos have been heavily influenced by Bini culture and language and many Rivers igbos by ijaw. Infact I evn think it's more than that, today many delta and rivers igbos are rejecting igbo origin and claiming bini and ijaw. Sayin that they only came unda d igbo identity by colonial groupin and otherwise, alas this is same thing dat Macof is talking of. Infact I hv met many ika ppl of delta igbo dat proved to me so well that their culture is even more bini than igbo, that igbo culture only influenced them, and I was really astonished. because the similarities they could draw out in their language and cultures with bini (edo) was just too numerous. Similar to many rivers igbos who are completely culturally and ethnically ijaw but linguistically igbo.
So pls, I think U shuld b able to diffrentiate language, culture, ethnicity and ancestry in many of your definitions pls.

coolest01:
calm down. Im from akoko edo...ojah is the name of my village,close to ososo.people that know that area of edo state will know that akoko edo people although edo state by origin have close ties with the akoko people from ondo state(yoruba). We the akoko edo people especially from ojah have a different language entirely differnt from the benin or the yoruba. We even borrowed more words from the yorubas than from other edo tribes. Hence,we are very capable of speaking yoruba fluently

Malawian:
The only reason edo people can speak yoruba is because of yoruba colonisation during the western region debacle. Yoruba language was the only language taught in schools throughout the western region even as far as asaba. I[b] suppose the edos have ekwueme to thank for liberating them from the yoruba mediocrity by forming the midwestern region.[/b] Alexander ogbemudia dealt the final blow on the yoruba colonisation gambit when he outlawed the teaching of yoruba in the old bendel state. Just give it another 20 yrs and the generation that was colonised by the yorubas will have all died out. Yoruba people are pretending like they dont know the reason for such anomaly. I schooled at ekpoma so i know the edos and their language very well. I even speak moderate ishan. Yoruba quest for edo oil is dead as dodo. Edo people better take back their state from that yoruba stooge called oshomole before he signs away their birthright. Make una get sense o, na yoruba people una dey deal with. They are vipers and should not be overlooked.

odumchi:
Since when did the Ikwerre and Ukwuani clans stop being Igbo? Man you should really stay sway from things you don't know. Ikwerre:Igbo is not the same as Itsekiris : Yoruba. Ikwerre speak a dialect of Igbo. A more reasonable comparison is Ekpeye:Igbo Yoruba:Itsekiris. But I'm sure you've had no previous knowledge of them.:

AndreUweh:
It does not mean Edo people speak Yoruba. Unless you are a foreigner, every Nigerian knows that Edos are Edos with their own languages and dialects and Yorubas are Yorubas with their own language and dialects. It is not a big deal to find an Edo who speaks Yoruba, as it is not also a big deal to find a Yoruba who speaks Edo. Infact, I do know lots of Yorubas who speak Bini.

AndreUweh:
Edo people speak Bini, Esan and Etsako. Some Edo people who have spent years in Yorubaland speak Yoruba just like Yorubas who have spent years in Benin speak Bini.

WORDSENSEI:
What a stupid lie. Yorubas have no problem with you people travelling down to your covens. I wonder why you must always drag us into your issues and misfortunes.

cardoctor:
Automatic gearbox issues have become a reoccuring decimal to any automatic car owner. Slow take off, sluggish acceleration, lack of kick down, loss of drive while in motion, lack of gear change, aggressive gear changes, high engine revs without power in drive just to name a few.

From my observation and the complaints made by some of our customers, these problems usually start from a gearbox oil change that was recommended by the mechanic who then uses the wrong type of ATF oil for the transmission.

Most car manufacturers develop their own ATF formular for their cars.

Honda recommends their own formular ATF-z1 for their gearboxes manufactured between 1998 to 2009 and upgraded to the ATF-Dw1 for gearboxes manufactured from 2010 upwards.

Toyota uses the Type 4 ATF for their cars manufactured between1996 to 2007 and the Toyota WS ATF for ones manufactured between 2007 to present.

Most other car manufactures have also upgraded the type of ATF for their modern cars.

Using the wrong grade of ATF would almost certainly result in a failing transmission. Low grade ATF may not be able to handle the high temperature operations operations of a gearbox. Under very high temperatures, low grade oil loses its fluidity and may begin to boil causing loss of hydraulic functions by frothing or foaming.

Some remedies I have seen used by local mechanics is to further add engine oil to the gearbox in order to thicken the viscosity of the ATF. This in turn puts the pump under great stress as the thicker oil would require more effort from the pump in distributing the oil under high pressure as well as the oil filter which is usually embedded within the transmission gear train. (The removal and changing of all Honda transmission oil filter would require the removal of the gear box from the car and stripping down the gearbox)

The resulting consequence would be an imminent and extreme overheating of the transmission and components such as the friction plates and a rapid degradation of the wet clutch fibres hence the loss of drive, slipping clutch and rough gear changes.

Replacing the gearbox or a total overhaul by an expert would be the likely solution but before then, an inexperienced mechanic would Send you on a wild goose chase by suggesting the removal and servicing or outright replacement of shift solenoids on the outer casing of the gearbox. These solutions Don't last as its just a temporal remedy to a terminal issue.

We constantly repair these gearboxes and those of other makes to a very high standard with 99.9% success rate and we recommend that if you are having serious issues with your automatic gearbox, ensure that the appropriate procedures are followed.



Car-Doctor.

Adminisher:
Please calculate the cost of transporting crude oil to ten small refineries compared to one big one. Calculate the the cost of evacuating products from ten small refineries compared with big one. Only barges will work and ...lo lo lo lo lo . It is three times more expensive to produce from small refineries.

The FG is calculating that costs are not important and they will subsidize prices of diesel and petrol which is all the fucking scraps will produce ..so they already know it is not a business or economic venture .

They are doing it to keep young Nigerian Deltans happy not be cause it is a sensible idea.
My problem is that it is admittance of low quality people when you have to tell LIES to them to buy peace.

There are better ways to stop fake artisanal refineries. Let jobs come to the youths from Gas utilization projects, environmental clean up projects even mini petrochemical projects.

They are better for the environment and are more sustainable.

Every body in Nigeria is just stuck on this liquid fuel, Jerry cans business. Fuel scarcity, fuel scarcity...running around like headless chickens over an energy source that is no more reigning.

The most fake and stupidly follow follow country in the world and most young people don't even ask fundamental questions but imbibe the mistakes their crooked and corrupt parents made.

Beemhan:
Thanks, but I'm a guy oh

DakhnRaul:
OP you are a bloody lair...you said "He was in Zambia, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania and Botswana (if my memory serves me right) in a spate of five days and was back to minister at the night session in Nigeria." Bro, Oyedepo rarely travel out of this country except when he is to dedicate or commission a new mega tabernacle how much more traveling to 5 different countries in a week. Did he go there to sneeze? This your lies didn't add up at all. Infact the last time he visited Tanzania was years ago.

These mental slaves can go extra mile to showcase their slavery.

Mypeople2:
Hello lady, I don't seem to like this act of yours. Please don't use what happened to you to blindfold the good ladies .There is a way a lady will support a struggling guy that he won't forget her when he finally "hammer".If you are just there with him but you constantly remind him by your actions or words that he is broke, he is going to forget you when the money finally comes.There is no way , a guy will forget a good lady that has been standing with him. So forget about what you are trying to portray here

maasoap:
I agree with you that she shouldn't use her bitter experience to discourage other ladies from enduring with their boyfriends/fiancee/husbands. But a man who will be ungrateful will be, whether the supportive woman has a fault or not. You can't use your character, who you are to assume that other men are like that too.

striktIymi:
Quite an interesting read. I don't think your ex (if I may call him so) changed after he won the money. I believe he has always been a cheat and an ungrateful lad. You just haven't caught him yet in the act until he felt he no longer needed you.

I have been involved with very good ladies and I also have had my fair share of ladies who were rather ungrateful but something I learnt quite early is never to regret any good deed I do to someone, especially when it was done out of love.

Yeah, I quite agree with you that it is very risky but I hold fast to the believe that no good deed goes unrewarded. It is always good for a gal or guy to stand by her man or him by his lady, no matter the risk.

sisisioge:
Whew! Na today? I think the matrix is really simple to understand. If you must date a broke guy, date the one with potential, class and good exposure. It is important he considers you a partner with these attributes as well. This is because when anyone(male/female) moves up a ladder, it is only natural for him/her to acquire things/friends/companies within the new status. Hence the reason it is important to pitch one's tent with a guy with an innate class, not the one that buys class with money.


I can imagine the tasteless dude's desire to be seen as arrived when in fact he was still in transit. Count your luck biko ...a lot of husbands do that to their wives these days.

frank043:
You are right!

The ultimate question is to know those that are worth the risk and those that ain't. Same applies to the female folks too.

baby124:
My dear you should go for thanksgiving, Sara or give sacrifice; depending on your religious belief. Your head has saved you. Thank God for your life. God used this situation as a teaser for you to know who this guy really is. He is a low life and a loser. He will forever remain poor and it’s not a curse. You can see how he thinks and how he manages money. Now that he has tasted the good life he may enter something criminal to maintain it. It’s better you stay far from him so you don’t become a victim of money ritual.

If you marry this type, you will never get out of poverty because he will use your money for useless things that he cannot account for. For the sake of your future generations just run away. If he contacts you again, send him curses and tell him thunder will fire him if he does not delete your number. Nonsense.