₦airaland Forum

NwaAmaikpe:


She's hitting menopause in 2month's time.
Such a wasted life.

It shall not be well with Jim Iyke, Femi Jacobs and Mikel Obi for doing hit-and-run with this woman.

BUHARIjubrin:
Yoropigs.. ..yoroweeds.
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No wonder fela the rascal is a legend to them

NYRP:
Nigerian youths will continue to be second class citizens in Nigeria until they wake up and take over the leadership in Nigeria at all level of government; from L.G.A to state to federal.

Join the first Nigerian Youth Political Revolution now and be a part of history!

Stop typing and reacting online, its time to act, and the time is now! Let's join hands as youths and push out these old recycled politicians looting our nation dry.

The future of Nigeria lies in the hands of the youths.


I'm in. How do I register?

paradigmshift:
which one u marry, vulture

Valmesk:
Most Christians through the centuries have wanted to be buried after death with a ceremony that proclaims the message of resurrection; that ceremony, containing various rites and traditions, has come to be known as “Christian burial.”
Christian burial is not an explicitly biblical term. The Bible doesn't give instructions on how a body should be handled after death. In the cultures of Bible times, burial in a tomb, cave, or in the ground was the common way to dispose of a human body (Genesis 23:19; 35:4; 2 Chronicles 16:14; Matthew 27:60–66). The most common mode of burial in the Bible was to place the dead in above-ground tombs, for those who could afford it. For those who could not afford it, bodies were buried in the ground. In the New Testament, above-ground tombs were still reserved as burial places for the wealthy. This is why Jesus, who had no earthly wealth at all, was buried in a borrowed tomb (Matthew 27:57–60).

Today, obeying the laws of the land regarding corpses is a significant consideration. Laws vary from country to country.Christians are to obey the government authorities, laws regarding the disposing of a body must be followed. The fact that Jews and early Christians practiced burial exclusively is enough to persuade some people to choose burial today. In the end, it is best to leave that decision to the family of the deceased.

The method used to dispose of a body is not nearly as important as the truth behind the concept of Christian burial: that the body is no longer housing the person who has died. Paul describes our bodies as “tents,” that is, temporary abodes. “Now we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands” (2 Corinthians 5:1). When Jesus returns, Christians will be raised to life, and our bodies will be transformed to glorified, eternal bodies. “So will it be with the resurrection of the dead. The body that is sown is perishable, it is raised imperishable; it is sown in dishonor, it is raised in glory; it is sown in weakness, it is raised in power” (1 Corinthians 15:42–43).

sonnie10:
Why do we celebrate mediocrity. Those equipment are as old as dinosaur. Actually they are not less than 15year. These are tokunbo stuff from my junkyard.

What is so special in cleaning up outdated machines which nobody knows is they have be recalibrated.

Nigerians are easily deceived. Somebody should let him know that he could work with manufacturers in procuring new equipment

JideAmuGiaka:
Useless Buhari that deceived his zombies by telling them that he won't travel with huge crowd or family for official duties.

TheGoodJoe:
The Military did not deny carrying out a medical outreach which is a common practice by the medical arm of every military. If the Military move to a zone, they go with their medical team. In such region they carry out medical outreach.

The point is that there was no forceful vaccination or any medical outreach in schools without following due process.

Anslemchiboy:
False allegation

Amhappy:
I think Kebbi have food. Let them send their large population to farm and produce excessive food. If they can produce 20% of rice consumed in Nigeria,they should be okay. They can even export sef. Why choose to be parasitic when you can work hard. Lazy North.

NwaChibuzor:
That kidnapper was not smart. Next time you kidnap, if the family no coperate to pay ransom, you erase her within 2 days. You don't have to wait for 5 days before they pay you your money.

kinguwem:
Ford is a British vehicle

dancewith:
Accountants are there to stay. Their roles has always been to ensure the figures churned out by the softwares are accurate. And also to ensure the integrity of the entire financial reports prepared by a business is true

AntiWailer:

vchykp:
please quote me, i have a vital news i want allover social media

smardray:
buhari!!!!!! wear suit now.... oga oooo

NigeriaBam:
The Kwara State Police Command on Thursday apprehended some thugs at the premises of Kwara State High Court in Ilorin during the hearing of a N4bn libel suit involving the Senate President, Bukola Saraki and an online media platform, Sahara Reporters.
The judgement which compelled Sowore to pay the sum of N4 billion to Saraki was passed on Wednesday, June 28, over series of libelous stories published against Saraki on Sahara Reporters in between September and December 2015.
The arrested thugs were sponsored by the publisher of Sahara Reporters, Omoyele Sowore. The thugs were mobilised to disrupt proceedings at the court.
It was gathered the thugs, who invaded the premises of the court, were arrested by the Police for fomenting trouble and unruly conducts.
According to one of the arrested thugs, “I am not a thug. I am a student. About 50 of us were mobilised to the court by Sahara Reporters”. When probed further on the nature of the assignment, the arrested thug said, ” to stampede the court process”.
The Police authority has confirmed the arrest, saying, “Yes, some suspected thugs are in our custody”.
As at the time of filing this report, about six thugs are cooling their feet at the Police Headquarters in Ilorin.