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Fishoy:Goodness, Fishoy is a gurl?? ![]() |
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sholay2011:Not a big deal.....as its not peculiar to Hollywood alone ![]() Not to absolve hollywood of its somtyms bullshitIts not sometimes, most times (Especially all these recent Hollywood films). Technicalities is always their saving grace (and their Vfx also fucks up at times sef) . I will say that 'Sometimes' applies to their Good movies... Now I'm back to my former stand, they are both on the same level with me. I'm very selective when it comes to Hollywood, just like I am with every other type of movie. |
obadiah777: GANGSTER Wetin you dey yan sef? |
These journalists are doing us more harm than good. So, December of which year is the first story referring to? Or which story are we to believe? |
coogar: I really hope you don't truly believe all this rubbish you are posting. 50% of tests in his labe means 50% of tests in his lab does not mean 50% of all of Nigeria. Period. Let me know when you actually have a credible source for the random numbers you are throwing around. I'll be waiting. |
500 abi Fynestboi: taylor imagine wetn we go get if na CBT we do #thinkng out loud# |
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I will say it is both. Families with history of twin births produce it more regularly and going by science it is also fertilization of more than one egg at a time and or separation of already fertilized egg to give unidentical and identical twins respectively. This topic should be in family section. Mod and op, take note. |
Where do u live? Do u have other things doing? If u do, then I'll advice u to buy "keke Napep" dats about 350' u can get a new one, give to someone 2 run 4 u on hire purchase and on returning 700k in 7-10 months he can tek it! Dat means u can continue in dat line. N/B : rules in successful accomplishments, never I mean never swallow or eat up ur immediate profits, allow it to work somemore 4 u! I believe dis will hlp and don't 4get to share ur success stories |
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ileobatojo: you are a piece of work ....I only have global stats and that should suffice for now.. good to know you are stepping down |
I just love reading about completed projects not proposed ones ![]() |
If sky fall, e go fall for every body head |
nani.666:It runs android OS 4.0.1, ICE CREAM SANDWICH, The official JELLY BEAN OS, is not released yet......... |
Jonathan, Mahama To Build School In Achebe’s Memory President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday said the Federal Government and the Government of Ghana would collaborate to rebuild the St. Philip's Central School, Ogidi, Anambra State, where the late Prof. Chinua Achebe had his primary education. Jonathan made the promise at the church service held for Achebe at Ogidi.  However, the promise fell short of expectations from Achebe's admirers that expected Jonathan to rename a public institution or a monument after the renowned author. The literary icon died in Boston, United States last March 21 at the age of 82. Jonathan, who recalled that Achebe's first book, Things Fall Apart, written before the country's Independence in 1960 was prophetic, said his last book, There was a Country was full of lamentations. The President promised to lead a political and social revolution that would prompt Achebe's grandson and namesake to write another book that would be entitled, There is a Country. Describing Achebe as a philosopher, the President said, "He used literature, a subject he loved and knew very well, to philosophise. All of us must work hard to change this country so that Achebe's grandson will write, There is a Country. Jonathan also did not make pronouncements as to special projects in Achebe's geo-political constituency as requested by the Bishop on the Niger, Rt. Rev. Owen Nwokolo. The church service had President John Mahama of Ghana, six governors, ministers and National Assembly members in attendance. Various speakers, including Mahama and the former Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, on the occasion eulogised Achebe and his ingenuity as a literary legend and social crusader. Mahama said though Achebe was a writer, "he was much more than that", noting that the professor of Literature was active in social crusade, education and other areas of life. "It is my greatest regret that I met Achebe at the sunset of his life," Mahama said, and promised to honour Achebe by delivering a lecture at Achebe's last institution, Brown's University, Rhode Island in the US. The Ghanaian president added that his admiration for Achebe was without comparison. The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Emeka Ihedioha said Achebe ranked only second to Nelson Mandela in Africa, while the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Viola Onwuliri, said the author of Things Fall Apart boosted the image of Nigeria abroad despite not being a professional diplomat. The Anglican Archbishop of Aba, Most Rev. Ikechi Nwosu, who stood in for the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, said Achebe was a parable for Nigeria. He said Achebe's decision to turn down national honours twice was not an indication that he hated Nigeria, but rather a pointer to the fact that he wanted things done properly in his country. Nwokolo thanked Jonathan for awarding contracts for the construction of the Second Niger Bridge but called for the construction of a third bridge that would link Enugu and the northern parts of the country. http://m.naij.com/news/35120.html |
The answer is contextual. There are instances where a woman cannot play the same role as a man and there are others where they are equals. In the home, the man is the head but that doesn't take a woman's individuality away from her. She can make money, make decisions pertaining to her, seek divorce and do a lot within the confines of Islam. In spirituality, each is judged according to their deeds. A woman has the bigger right of custody to their children at very young ages and even can demand pay for her services in cases of divorce. You would need to give it a holistic approach to see the wisdom behind the rules guiding Islamic principles. |
GenBuhari: Clowns defend Obasanjowhile Illegitimate peeps defend BUHARI aka Bokohari-Haram ![]() SSMH for BOUBOUKHARI for President 20---tin----tin !!! |
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Any social science aspirant, add me on 2go samleke77 if u got 200+ in jamb |
Emmadani: Wathn happen to Essien?Hmm ghanian girl and nigerian guyz,dis is now getting serious.Jackie appiah,yvonne nelson and naw nadia buhari,d 3 most popular ghanian actress,WHO WULD BE NEXT?Ghanaian guys can't perform on the pitch and they don't even treat them well off it. Naija guys treat them well on and off the pitch. |
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ekwah: Damn. Everything in that damn movie is so wrong! Phew! Finally , a like mind. I said b4, they all want to see a bad girl perform but no one want to be a brother to d bad girl, else let dem inspire their sisters to a lucrative career, den it'll all make sense. Bloody hypocrites ![]() 1 Like |
Nigeria is a multi-religion state rather secular the people in authority should recognize this and allow all to practise his/her religion, l could remember that I served in unity school in the north Hijab is part of the school uniform (rhyme in colour with the blouse) but not compulsory for the students, the christains were allowed to use beret (also not compulsory) and everyone practises his/her religions with no hindrance. The lagos state govt. Can take clue from this all they need to do is to make it part of the school uniform. |
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oli_pee: tryna undastand the ? Before u comment swtie i understood the question and i commented accordingly ![]() |
Fifty-Fifty: lol.. are we reading the same history? Back to the original post. You can come and claim religion of peace all you want. I dare say it is a religion of confusion at best. You have only singled out what you want from the religion. The same terrorists can find backing from your holy books for what they are doing. So who is fooling who here?. You can defend yourself by saying they misinterpret the religion. right! Next question is, how many highly placed clerics have come out to stand strongly against terrorism? How many of them have come out to forcefully make a change in how their religion is interpreted by its followers? It is not enough to sit at home and condemn an act of terror. Get up and make a difference, it is your religion after all and the duty of care is all yours ![]() |
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freeman67: What my broker is chargin me as percentage is more than what dey normally take what do i do pls...?how much is the broker charging you? |
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