Detailed and well enumerated

Can you please provide me with the referral please.

He's damn so expensive!

Monlo:



Reduce ur price if u want to get customers,ur prices are far too expensive.I got it at a price far lower than ur price and have been enjoying it.Infact am getting more customers even to patronize the seller and everyone is happy.
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Do any of this boxes work in Lagos. And what is the Installation process

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What kind of channel do they have most and which is the most reliable one from the list

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Quite an objective write up. Only the state Capital enjoy most of the dividends of democracy under Amosun.

Many roads within the state are in comatose. From Ijebu-Mowe-Akute-Sango.

Also the home owner charter program. Billions was generated, few resident received their Certificate-Of-Occupancy and some people want to rate the Governor high.

Best Bank in West Africa, no doubt!

Hmmmm

Oya let the trial begins

Great analysis HsL.

It high time I start my building project asap.

What's wrong with Pole dancing

Awesome development, fresh idea with relevance to the environmental issue.

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HBola:
Old thread and I'm late to the party, but I'll contribute nonetheless.
Midas02 left out the 3 cylinder found in some mini Cooper models and 5 cylinder engines in some older Audis. Yes they're available but rare.
There are also VR6 engines in some older VWs, the engine was largely developed by VW. In this type of engine, the engine block is straight like that of a straight 6 engine but the cylinders are offset from one another such that if you plot out a profile for the offset cylinders, it'll show a 15° angle instead of a 60° or 90° angle like the traditional v6 engine. This engine has a single cylinder head not two like a traditional v6 has. The advantage of this is that it's not as wide as the v6, it has the narrowness of the I4 engine while being only a little bit longer than it. This allows it to be mounted transversely in the engine bay for FWD cars so they can have a more powerful engine than the I4 engines without a lot of compromise in packaging. So basically same packaging space and proportions but bigger engine and more power. This engines are not without its own problems though. Over heating is a major problem as the combustion chambers are tightly packed and there's more cylinder in little space compared to v6 engines. Excessive fuel consumption is also another notable problems amongst others. Turbo 4 engines can now produce matching power to the VR6 so it's being dropped in favor of the turbo 4 pot.
Edit.
A lot of kazeem[/b]s don't know how to set the ]timing on v6 engines when replacing the timing belt or chain hence the engine gets damaged with out of whack timing by smashing the valves into the piston therefore ​bending the valve and cracking the Pistons plus other damages. They also can't properly rebuild such engines as the timing will be a challenge they can't resolve which was what caused the initial damage. You'll hear them tell you not to buy v6 engine car because they know they won't be able to handle that Challenge.
I've seen this happen to someone close.

Your submission is topnotch but why used Kazeem.

[b]My name is Kazeem and I am not a mechanic!���

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FAyose statue will be great as he is greater than Ojukwu and Azikwe

Illegal strike from an unpopular illegal union...

DOA = Dead on arrival

Inspire01:
United Labour Congress ke, Labour unions everywhere

Chai... So much ignorance, hatred and stupidity display by many uncouth children all because of a language and majority of them are not even affected directly.

Advantages of learning Arabic,: (Answers from Quora.com.)

I’ve been able to read poetry from the sixth century, and, more practically, signs on buses so I know where they’re going. And by speaking even bad Arabic, I’ve been able to make connections with people across the Arab world and get a better impression of them and the countries they live in.

Speaking Arabic has gotten me discounts when shopping. It has gotten me invitations to share picnic lunches and invitations to people’s homes. Once, it even got me a much-needed ride out of a tiny Spanish village first thing in the morning, when the only person awake was a Moroccan street sweeper.

Speaking Arabic has gotten me amazing stories. It has gotten me so many ridiculous unearned compliments (Egyptians especially are some of the most encouraging people to language students). And it has gotten me friends for life.


Is it worth it to learn Arabic?
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Lara Novakov
Lara Novakov, Studying the Middle East.
Answered Jan 10
Absolutely fucking yes.

Now, it depends on your goals. Do you want to learn it just out of interest for the language itself and languages in general? By that I mean that you would learn the language and how to speak it but would more focus on the features it posseses and how it developed. Do you want to learn it so you can communicate with Arabic speakers and read the Quran? Hadiths? Arabic is not an easy language to learn and it takes a lot of motivation, dedication and time. If you don’t have any of that (and it is extremely important) learning Arabic will be hard and boring instead of what it should be.

Speaking from a “is it worth” side, it is. More than 400 million people speak Arabic and there are many L2 speakers of it. Arabic is a liturgical language of 1,6 billion Muslims. Though here is the tricky part - Arabic has a lot of dialects, some of them being unintelligible for speakers of other dialects (e.g an Egyptian and a Moroccan or a Jordanian and an Algerian). The NA variants (Algerian, Moroccan, Libyan, Tunisian) are quite hard for speakers of other dialects to understand them. So besides learning the formal language (MSA - Modern Standard Arabic) you would have to pick up a dialect later (MSA is used on the TV, news, essays, magazines, official documents etc) and you would have to choose a dialect among the many that exist. Generally, your best bet would be to go with the Egyptian one (since it is widely understood) or the Levantine ones (Lebanese, Jordanian, Palestinian, Syrian).

Yes, Arabic is worth learning in any case. It depends just on how motivated you are, your dedication and the time you can separate for it.
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Zora O'Neill
Zora O'Neill, Author of "All Strangers Are Kin: Adventures in Arabic and the Arab World"
Answered Mar 17
It’s a ton of work (I’ve been chipping away at it for, oh, 25 years), but the payoff is great. I’ve been able to read poetry from the sixth century, and, more practically, signs on buses so I know where they’re going. And by speaking even bad Arabic, I’ve been able to make connections with people across the Arab world and get a better impression of them and the countries they live in.

Speaking Arabic has gotten me discounts when shopping. It has gotten me invitations to share picnic lunches and invitations to people’s homes. Once, it even got me a much-needed ride out of a tiny Spanish village first thing in the morning, when the only person awake was a Moroccan street sweeper.

Speaking Arabic has gotten me amazing stories. It has gotten me so many ridiculous unearned compliments (Egyptians especially are some of the most encouraging people to language students). And it has gotten me friends for life.

If you do jump in to it, I highly recommend picking a dialect to work on right away, alongside the written form. (I studied mostly the written form for a long time, and it messed me up—it made me very tongue-tied. That’s why the 25 years… Teachers are much better now, at least in the US, about teaching dialects as well.)
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Khalid Zaki
Khalid Zaki, Student of IslamicSciences University of Qassim however londoner born and raised
Answered Jan 23, 2016
I would say it is definitely dependant on why you want to learn the language in the first place, if you want to learn it for the sake of tourism, or to visit an Arab country and experience different cultures then your study of the Arabic will not be a painstaking one, however if you wish to understand the true essence of the Arabic language, it's history, it's gestation, it's rise to the zenith of academia, and it's slow decline from a scholarly perspective then it will definitely have to be studied from an Islamic approach.

What you will find on this site is many people speaking to you about Arabic from a non scholarly angle, you will find people who will tell you to learn the language because they are born 'Arabs' who want you to come to their country and eat the food that they eat, or to take a ride on some camels in return for the much needed dollar or something of that sort.

What you will seldom find from those very people, is a true appreciation of the language and how it came to be the only living semitic language which continues to thrive unlike many semitic languages which were deemed dead for over a vast time in history. So what exactly made the Arabic language what became?

The Arabic language originated in southern Arabia in what was known and is still known as Yemen, the Yemenites spoke and formed the very foundation of the current language which is spoken today, as time passed, the Language encompassed the entire Arabian Peninsula. As these groups of people formed, like in any other human habitat, tribes were formed based on lineage and location, as these tribes all spoke one language there was a somewhat uniform way of speaking coupled with dialects used by each tribe when speaking amongst themselves. The Arabs by this time had started to write poetry, different topics, and different types, known as (النثر) Nathr and (القصيدة) Al Qaseedah. Some of the most prominent poems would be hung off walls and the most prominent of those were the 7 poems hung on the walls of the K'aba in Makkah known as (Al Mu'Allaqaatus Sab'ah) the Seven Pasted Poems. This bring us into the political and economic situation of the Arabs and their tongue during that particular time.

We are now entering the Pre Islamic faze of the Arabic language, it is no longer a language which is simple in vocabulary or weak in its grammatical structure, the Arabic language has entered into a phase just shy of being interred into the select few languages which can be considered great in the history of the world, such as Amharic, Roman, Greek, Sanskrit amongst many others, the Arabs find themselves in a arid harsh land wedged between the Romans to the north, the Ethiopians to west and the Persians to the east. At this time, there a words which are slowly entering the Arabic language through trade and assimilation. Like previously mentioned the Arabs are currently speaking the language in the purest form ever known, of course, loanwords find itself into the language through trade and travel, however the language at this point is Regarded amongst scholars of the Arabic Language as the purest form the language had ever witnessed.

Once at the peak, the only way is down, and it is well regarded in the Arab world that had this event not taken place, the Arabic language would have found itself in the graveyard with other dead Semitic languages, however something happens which changes the trajectory of the Arabic Language, and that is the Qur'an. I do not want to get into the whole topic but it is needless to say that every breathing piece of Arabic literature can be traced back to the Qur'an in some way shape or form. The Qur'an was the very first piece of Arabic written and documented into book form and produced on a mass scale, the language structure used in it, the phrases, the vocabulary and the rhetoric found within makes it the single most important documented piece of writing to land between the two hands of anyone wanting to embark on learning Arabic. From the moment of it first being recited by the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him, the Arabic language becomes a source of literature and from it, the deluge of Arabic writings we have witnessed for the past 1400 years, but that still does not answer a few valuable questions.

Even at this time the language has not been codified manually ready to be taught to fresh converts of the new faith, it has not been given Technical Definitions to differentiate particle from verb, or noun or verb etc....however it is quite late and the list goes on. What i would say, is that is after the Qur'an is revealed a new wave of budding scholars and students seeking to understand the religion study the language and disciplines begin to form such as Nahw, (Grammar) however the early muslims would call it Al I'raab Al Binna, also Sarf (Morphology), coupled with the study of the Qur'an Tafseer and the science of the Prophetic Narration Ilmul Hadeeth the Arabic language enters a stage it has never known, because of the large expansion of Islam into North Africa, Egypt, And the East, many words begin to find itself into the language not previously seen on such a scale, causing many scholars to go into the Deserts of Arabia and live with the Bedouins, writing down every pure word of Arabic they know in order to preserve it at least for Academia, which benefitted us today, it is probably worth mentioning many of the greatest Scholars of this era were not Arab but had a pure love for the language because of the Qur'an, making the set out on sometimes very hostile and dangerous quests for knowledge.

You should definitely read the Qur'an after learning Arabic, you will be amazed with what you see, and we are forever indebted to what those early generations did for us in the path of truth and enlightenment.

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Mohammad Ali, Arabic = Best language, due to reading Quran/Dua & other Arab countries...
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Surely. Of course the answer can be relevant to you targets of learning ...

For instance, totally there can be three main Arabic ...

1: Quranic

2: Fusha (eloquent or formal) (which usually is used in formal parts ... and news ...

3: Informal ... which is so different in diverse Arab countries which they speak daily with each other informally ...

Firstly the Quranic is the best due to being related to Allah and ...

Secondly: I assume learning formal Arabic would be more beneficent for you to be able to watch news, Fusha films, and having more vast conversation ...

Concerning the importance of Arabic language:

How much is it necessary for Muslims to learn Arabic?

Islam, the Qur'an and the Arabic Literature

Elementary Arabic Morphology 1


yes it is .for the following

1-Arabic is one the two surviving languages coming from semetic languages .one of the anciant languages .wich means that you will make it easy for you to learn about ancient civilisations in the middle east especially those related to ancient languages of the ancient world

2-arabic is a super rich language.it has lots of words and expressions

3-arabic speaking people are around 400 ml=illions .you can comunicate with all of those

4-arabic is the language of quraan which is the holy book of islam .it helps to understand islam and muslims better

5-arabic effected many languages like persian turkish spanish and less english and french .it would make it easier to learn one of these languages later

6-hebrew is sister language of arabic. if you learn arabic hebrew would be easier



Arabic is the 5th most commonly spoken native language in the word and it's the official language of over 20 countries and there are well over 300 million native speakers of the language.

whytetyre:

Interesting! How about growing it in a controlled environment.
.. just thinking

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Unionised:


It's a PURE fruit.

Germinates only on CORRUPTION FREE soil.

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SMH

Maximus17:
as for me, one of my aspirations is to be a rice and beans farmer providing supplies to the whole of nigeria and across the shores of Africa. From my little research, i dont think apples will thrive well in the tropics but i know with adequate research,its possible...

Go reign in Kirikiri, King Solomon

Integrator1:
This country is really a zoo.. What more do we really need to say about these northerners (stark illiterates) . To imagine we are from the same country makes me sad.. They should all be lockedup and thrown into kirikiri, when did federal road turn to a mosque?

Hate is always hinged on ignorance and subjective sentimentality.
Hate is vile, parochial and irrational.
It illustrates a mind incapable of rational thought or dialogue to understood issues or social phenomena. Hate is, and always has been the signature of an unevolved mind. It is a mindset framed by idiocy and a twisted sense of reality. Those who hate are mostly; daft, undereducated, narrow-minded, insecure, greedy and impulsive.
Hate mongers are a bunch of insecure and socially maladjusted people too vacuous to realize how backward their consciousness is. Ultimately, haters are a mindless bunch of non empathic, bitter, grudge holding and backward humanity who feast on superstition, clannishness, tribalism and resentment for progress!!!

How on earth will the airforce "accidentally" drop a bomb on a region they claim to have already get ride of Boko Haram Terrorist...?

There's more to this Large Scale Accidental Discharge!

danidee10:


He Will not come back again after seeing that, there is no way to suger coat this issue at all. There is no reasonable proof that Islam doesn't encourage violence.

Since the two of you have decided to display your disgusting bigotic folly nature that dwell within you, I will briefly enlighten you so that you can learn more and also brace your bias knowledge with facts.

Please checkout the below links of global scale Muslim condemnation of the act of terrorism.

https://www.indy100.com/article/to-anyone-who-complains-about-muslims-not-protesting-against-terror-attacks--WyluTo126Hb

http://m.huffpost.com/uk/entry/uk_57fe7ccce4b0e982146bbae9


http://www.mintpressnews.com/media-blackout-london-muslims-march-isis/215502/


http://www.freemuslims.org


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/muslim-anti-isis-march-not-covered-by-mainstream-media-outlets-say-organisers-a6765976.html


https://www.quora.com/If-Muslims-think-ISIS-is-doing-wrong-then-why-don%E2%80%99t-they-oppose-it-openly


These links and lots more have shown high score of Muslim condemnation of Terrorism.

Terrorism has no religion, it in human.

Educate yourself with an open mind set, and stop spreading islamophobic comments with your ignoramous and stereotyped brain! EdCure

EdCure:

Mr ignorant, a woman was recently beheaded in Afghanistan for going on shopping without her husband. [s]This is a common practice in Islamic societies around the world.
These enforcers and followers of Islamic teaching[/s]s are the anti-islam gang that you're talking about. Abi?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/afghanistan-woman-beheaded-shopping-without-husband-a7498711.html

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