condralbede: My fellow NL please I hv questions to ask.3 days ago I was banned for saying End Time Tinz,so my question now is y must they ban me for saying such,are we nt in Democratic era?is it nt my crdt /Mega byte am using to say that?most I say what mukina n d other moderators wants?y didn't they ban other ones that said dat too or uses dot to book space?well for me it's too bad and that's just typical sign For END TIME THINGS.I know u guys are still going to ban me again,bt remember seun this is nt hlpin dis great forum.tnx

Originalsly: You have your right to vote. Do the Adventists now want to serve two masters? Voting is an option and not a must...the church should focus on what it supposed to be doing and stop meddling with politics.

condralbede: My fellow NL please I hv questions to ask.3 days ago I was banned for saying End Time Tinz,so my question now is y must they ban me for saying such,are we nt in Democratic era?is it nt my crdt /Mega byte am using to say that?most I say what mukina n d other moderators wants?y didn't they ban other ones that said dat too or uses dot to book space?well for me it's too bad and that's just typical sign For END TIME THINGS.I know u guys are still going to ban me again,bt remember seun this is nt hlpin dis great forum.tnx

condralbede: My fellow NL please I hv questions to ask.3 days ago I was banned for saying End Time Tinz,so my question now is y must they ban me for saying such,are we nt in Democratic era?is it nt my crdt /Mega byte am using to say that?most I say what mukina n d other moderators wants?y didn't they ban other ones that said dat too or uses dot to book space?well for me it's too bad and that's just typical sign For END TIME THINGS.I know u guys are still going to ban me again,bt remember seun this is nt hlpin dis great forum.tnx

condralbede: My fellow NL please I hv questions to ask.3 days ago I was banned for saying End Time Tinz,so my question now is y must they ban me for saying such,are we nt in Democratic era?is it nt my crdt /Mega byte am using to say that?most I say what mukina n d other moderators wants?y didn't they ban other ones that said dat too or uses dot to book space?well for me it's too bad and that's just typical sign For END TIME THINGS.I know u guys are still going to ban me again,bt remember seun this is nt hlpin dis great forum.tnx

raytony: Not on monday cos its for Ayelala worshipers.
Not on tuesday cos its for Sango worshipers.
Not on wednesday cos its for Ogun fans.
Not on thursday cos its Aregbesola's (Ifa) fans.
When Government go come do election?

naptu2: There was no restriction of movement on Saturday December 12th, 1959. People went to their offices, but the government appealed to employers to give their staff some time off during the day so that they can go and vote.

In recent times we've always had restriction of movement on election day. This could make it impossible for some people to go to work, church or mosque on that day.

starbuck: The Fg wouldn't listen to their pleas as long as the church is under a xtian organization, so the church should better change their day of worship to Sunday

Xtians worship on Sundays while Muslim s worship on Friday s

mooregan:
So I was banned too, I wanna know which of d 21 DON'T'S they have here is against E.T.T?? That u be mod no mean say u gats do Person anyhow abeg.

peppy luv: And the FG shud pls tell the police to stop harrassing the messengers of the gods

starbuck: The Fg wouldn't listen to their pleas as long as the church is under a xtian organization, so the church should better change their day of worship to Sunday

Xtians worship on Sundays while Muslim s worship on Friday s

[size=14pt]No Restriction Of Movement.[/size]

Unlike Nigeria where movement is restricted on election day, Americans were on their duty posts without hindrance yesterday.Political advertising was still on the day of the election.

Even campaign rallies were held. Republican Mitt Romney campaigned in Ohio and Pennsylvania, contrary to the situation in Nigeria.

Only public schools were shut as their premises were used as polling units.

There was no human and vehicular restriction in most areas visited in Maryland, Virginia and the nation’s capital, Washington DC.

In Washington DC, workers were at work. Many eligible voters were seen casting their vote as early as 7a.m. and returning to their offices.In most states, voting commenced at 7a.m. and ended at 7p.m.

The only sign of election was the atmosphere at designated polling units.

At polling units visited in Bethesda, Rockville, Germantown, Glenmont all in Maryland, and Mclean, Tyson’s Corner, Lynchburg, Arlington, Alexandria all in Virginia, voters were seen exercising their civic rights in orderliness. There were no cases of violence and ballot snatching.

A member of the Virginia House of Delegates, Banbana Cornstock, told National Mirror that she was proud to cast her vote for her party, the Republican.

My vote is not just for my party but the future of America. Another voter simply identified as Carol, said, This election is about issues, not party affiliation.

Americans need leaders who can change their fortunes. That is why I have voted Mitt Romney,” Babara said.

She also told our correspondent that her lot on President Barack Obama was because Obama had the capacity to move the country forward.

I’m not a politician but I have exercised my voting right today. I came to the polling unit by 7a.m. and by 8a.m.

I am done with the voting. I’m sure Obama will get the mandate of Americans to do another term, she told National Mirror in Germantown, Maryland. Shelby Umetsu, a school teacher in Rockville, Maryland, said she could not wait to see the election over.

It has been a gruelling period, so I can’t wait for the election to be over today.

The election has almost divided Americans. I have voted for my choice based on performance and promises. I hope after today, when the winner emerges, Americans will come together, Umetsu said.

by AYODELE OJO reporting from USA

nora544:

In my country and i live in an cristian country we have elections on sunday and it is no problem for the people because they have time the hole day and when they don't want this they can send a special mail and can make there election but i know this is not possible in nigeria.

We will have election in two weeks on sunday.

condralbede: My fellow NL please I hv questions to ask.3 days ago I was banned for saying End Time Tinz,so my question now is y must they ban me for saying such,are we nt in Democratic era?is it nt my crdt /Mega byte am using to say that?most I say what mukina n d other moderators wants?y didn't they ban other ones that said dat too or uses dot to book space?well for me it's too bad and that's just typical sign For END TIME THINGS.I know u guys are still going to ban me again,bt remember seun this is nt hlpin dis great forum.tnx

naptu2: There was no restriction of movement on Saturday December 12th, 1959. People went to their offices, but the government appealed to employers to give their staff some time off during the day so that they can go and vote.

In recent times we've always had restriction of movement on election day. This could make it impossible for some people to go to work, church or mosque on that day.

naptu2: The Governor-General, Sir James Robertson, checks an elector's registration card during his tour of polling stations. Federal elections of Saturday, December 12th, 1959. (Picture from "The Nigerian Federal Elections of 1959: Politics and Administration in a Developing Political System" by KWJ Post)

Serendipity: The appeal is otiose and non sequitur.
Sabbath is made for man and not man for the sabbath.
Can't they dispense themselves just for that period the election will be on for the general good of all?