LOL!

Image result for memes

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

When a woman feeds a goat breast milk...True life tale

Image
Welcome to wacky world of an Indian villager Chouthi Ba who takes an unusual route to save orphaned calf’s by breast feeding them.The doting mum (Did we just doting?) of one believes that the best way of caring for Calf’s who are orphaned is by breast feeding them. We are not sure whether she’s just an animal lover doing what she can for an orphaned calf or she has found the only way a cameraman would agree to film her breast. Milk time: Isn't it suppose to be the other way round? Speaking to the press, she said: “To me, there is no difference between and orphan calf and an orphaned infant” Chouthi Bai is a Hindu and this might explain her close affection to the Calf’s. Hindu religion considers the cow (Older calf’s) as a sacred animal. “Well lets us help, the one on your leg is a calf and the one your neighbour’s leg looking hungry and confused is your infant” Humans drink a lot of Milk; maybe she’s just trying to give back what we have been taking from the cows since time in ...
Read more

AJ floors Ngannou

Image
 Two gladiators and 1 came out ontop in this heavy weight bout involving AJ and Francis Ngannou. At the end of the second round, AJ came out tops after flooring the Cameroonian champion. The bout which took place in Saudi Arabia which the high and mighty flyers in the Arab country in attendance saw AJ's promoter Hearn assuring the crowd to stand by AJ and promised the crowd that AJ was the "Heavyweight champion of the world" Albeit in theory as Alexander Usyk still occupies that sit and also, Tyson Fury who was very much present to watch the bout  appeared impressed with what he saw.  At the end of the day, 2 African giants made Africa proud!
Read more

Jega worried by Nigerians’ apathy towards elections

Image
L-R: VP, UI, Prof Bamiro, former Commonwealth Sec-Gen, Prof Anyaoku, Prof Jega, Chair, INEC at the 2010 Advancement Lecture in UI Friday   CHAIRMAN of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Prof. Attahiru Jega, yesterday expressed concern over the apathy of Nigerians in the election processes. He said these were challenges the commission is battling to overcome in preparation for next year’s election. Jega spoke at the 2010 Advancement Lecture  at the University of Ibadan (UI) Monday. Speaking on the theme: Citizens’ Responsibility in Bringing About Free, Fair and Credible Elections in Nigeria, Jega regretted that the achievements of the commission to accomplish credible elections may be in vain if Nigerians continue  their withdrawal from the process. He said the Federal Government has implemented about 80 per cent of the recommendations of the Justice Muhammadu Uwais-led Election Reform Committee, adding that it sh...
Read more