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ASAPFERG:
please how do I contact you?

I lost my email

Attach a number here, or you can open an email and attach your email so I can message you.

ASAPFERG:
can he do it remotely?

He can check maybe it's the type of CALL that can be repaired. That can be done remotely. But the main repair cannot be done remotely.

You can send a DM.

wisz1:
Dear op, your meter is gone And can't be fixed.

The meter will be supplying you light even when you don't recharge.

Kindly prepare for replacement.

Companies don't allow meter repair. They want you to buy another.

It's possible to work. There are two types of CALL.

The ordinary CALL and CALL FAIL.

Both can be repaired.

I have someone who can help you make it work. He's a prepaid meter repair man.

It's something that's not easy to rectify, it's usually abandoned.

Send email if you want to link with him. This what he's done many times seen him done.

Christian or Muslim, the lineage of prophethood is the same. They arrived at different locations and time. The difference, Christian see Jesus as God, Muslims see as messenger. Muslims still believe in Jesus, not as God.

That's why the teachings of Moses, Jesus, prophet Muhammad (pbuh) all similar. They all the same source

First the Catholics dress to cover their body, that's the foundation of Christianity.

Christians don't follow the bible like the Muslims. Muslims follow the bible more.

Bible tells women to cover but christians don't, except the Catholic priests. When a Muslim does that, they see it as wrong. What's the difference?

The woman did what the bible says. She covered which is in line with bible. But those that don't read the bible say another thing.

Yusufisraelj:
You've said nothing sincerely.



@Golden147 the above advise is the best so far here, in this part of the world, people do things late and think it's okay! Most of the people in Nigeria, the major set back is finances else they should have settled down, a friend of ours in US married at 21, then we were about getting into uni, he has a daughter right now that's about 9 years old and a loving family.

However I must add, you are not managing third party interferences well in your relationship. Your obligation is to your lady not her siblings, they have parents for God sake, it's the responsibility of the parents to provide for them, if you support you're doing that as a choice not an obligation and none of her siblings should bully her when you refuse, warn them sternly and put it forward to the parents, that you'll only assist when you have and when you don't nobody should bully your lady or you'll call the police, just saying but you get the point!

More importantly make sure your woman obtains a skill that fetches her good money or she should obtain one. You goal right now is to build yourself and your lady spiritually, relationally (keep genuine people only in your space), mindset (read about marriage and life together), finances (understand how to seriously deal with poverty), Health (understand how to stay healthy) and your Career (learn how to expand your knowledge and become very competent in your skill or business)

This the best advice. There is no young age to marry. 22 is a good age.

But, make sure your wife have started to acquire a skill and make sure she really understand what it take to earn income. With that, you can be assured to build more on what you already have and not spend. She will also have a say on how to curb her brothers.

Try budgeting a specific amount monthly, or occasionally as tips you can give out to the brothers. Don't spend all, be strict at spending.

Make sure she get pregnant for you if possible and give birth to child not long after marriage.

Ensure the brothers don't stay with you at any point. Just you and your wife.

Do you have a dad? If not, then always try get close to an elder maybe a religious not money freak to always counsel you. Ot just a man, or if you have anyone not money freak, that is okay on his own to always be a source of advice occasionally.

Paying her fees is a privileged to the family. Don't spend all your earnings trying to be a big boy that you can cater for all.

You are young, build on what you have.

Hello

Is there anywhere to get a study loan?
Got admission and I've been able to pull some funds but need more financial assistance.

I will be glad to get your response.

Thanks

RisenJoe:
You mean moreharmmade,the man dey 4 hell fire ooo, e no dey with any 72 virgins ooo,so if you like strap a bomb vest and go and blow up a church or a market place or maybe a school children bus,you alone will die and die in vain

Watch this. It's by Gary Wills, journalist, an American historian, in politics, religion, etc.

A sincere view of Islam by a non Muslim after he read the Quran.

You shouldn't just listen to what people say and conclude on a set of people.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6NWfVWxqSM

Kobojunkie:
I researched many of the religious books before coming to this realization. There is no way to conclude that Zeus is Hebrew God. The assumption that they are one and the same would require a huge logical leap which is the end would be meanings. In much the same way, Allah cannot be the same as the Hebrew God, and this again because their very characters and description differs a great deal. Amadioha is not the same God as Obatala neither is Eledumare.

So instead I came to conclusion that there are many gods - a hierarchy of gods - each with different characters and different, and many of them, if not all, pretending to be the one and only, however the #1 is the Most High, the Sovereign one.

Ohh, i get where you're thinking from. Zeus is the name of a God, it's not an issue of language. But check the translation of God to Hebrew language it is not God, it is Elohim. In igbo God is translated as Chukwu or Chineke and not as amadioha, here it's issue of language.

amadioha is a name of a God, here it's not issue of language, it's clearly another god. In Arabic translation of God is Allah, here it's an issue of language not another deity like amadioha or obatala.

In Arabic bible, God is translated as Allah, so if Allah is another deity like amadioha or obatala, then Allah shouldn't be in the Arabic translation of the bible. If obatala is translated as God then you should find obatala in the yoruba bible.

You are mixing two things, language and deity.

Deities..... amadioha, obatala, sango, zeus, etc are not language issue, they all have something or an image that stands as God to them. They have something they hold on to physically. Anyone who worship sango needs an iron to bow to. Anyone worship zeus worship thunder. The name of thkle gods are not translated or used in language translation for God, so it's different.

But In old testament, God is one and does not have an image. The word God is used in bible or Elohim in Hebrew language.

In new testament they believe Jesus is God and worship him. Here their God has a name not a translation issue. God cannot be translated to Hebrew or any language as Jesus.

In Islam God can be translated to Allah as language. There is no image or deity to worship in Islam, so you cannot say it's a God different from the creator.

Basically, I'm comparing God as regards christianity and Islam, not with other religion. Now you brought in other religions, so i get where you're coming. christianity and Islam there is a supreme creator, God. but other religions, have their God.

Regards the two main religions, there is just one God except for those that believe in jesus as God.

So regards generalizing in all religion there are different God. But not to the two main ones.

udoji2021:
I should dump Christianity for what?

Islam?

To answer this question. Please and please, don't attack me here. We are here to liberate ourselves.

To understand the concept of God
I know people who were in this situation. I mean it.

To get your answers. Read the two major scriptures we have.

If you're a christian, read the bible from start to finish, then read the Quran. Brother, i bet you you will find your answer. Don't say ohh, a christian reading the Quran. It doesn't harm. It's on Google play, if it's not a good book to read it won't be there.

You can read both simultaneously. I bet you brother. In Africa we are so fanatical. Not saying you should be a muslim. Just read the Quran from the first chapter. Before you finish 5 pages or the second chapter you will start getting your insights answers. You're learned, so no one can twist your mind.

Anyone can read it as well. Let's leave our differences.

Kobojunkie:
1. This isn't about a difference in language and traditions. This is a difference that exists in the character of the deities in question in question. In much the same way that the Greek god Zeus is different in character and representation from the Jewish God, so also Allah is different from the Jewish God.

I disagree. To make this simple. You have to research into the main book of religions to get your answer.

This cannot be discussed by just our own way of reasoning, it's better to look into what really stands for christianity then Islam, you will understand better.

I wanted you to do that. I have done that myself. I researched christianity and Islam. I've done that for a long time. Islam and christianity have many things in common. Just that many people don't have time to look into.

You will find out that both religions have so much in common. Just minor difference due to our perception.

Also, the way of worship is different.

For other religions, they are different from the two main ones. Some believe in objects, some in other humans, and some believe there is one God.

There are lots i like to talk about but it's not easy typing

Kobojunkie:
1. Man's perception over God's own declaration?

2. You yourself assert that indeed the Christian God cannot be the same God as Allah. So do not believe your own perception there?

3. The Jews describe their God as Lord of Lords implying He is Most High and this again, against your description of Allah? So, why do you say one thing but believe another?

Try not to mix things up. I did not say they are different, i said from the perspective of the old and new testament, then the Quran. So it's left for you to analyze.

A mistake many people make today is saying Allah is a different God. It's just a language difference of saying God.

In yoruba, God means Olohun, Igbo it means Chukwu or Chineke, in Arabic it means Allah. It's just a language difference, it doesn't mean Allah is a different God just because the arabs don't speak english.

God is conceived of as the supreme being, creator, and principal object of faith.

Let's say it in this way. There is a creator of the earth, except if you don't believe there is a creator, then all this discussion isn't necessary. Logically, there is one creator, not two. So if Christians in old testament says it's just one creator called God, then in new testament they believe it's not one God, but 3 God's making one, then Muslims believe there is only one God.

The only difference here are those of the new testament who believe there are 3 God's in one.

Basically, the way the people in new testament view God is different from those of the old testament and the Muslims.

However, in real sense there is a creator, and he's one. No matter how a religion perceive God to be, either from roman, or arab perspective doesn't change the logic that there is one creator, the culture difference doesn't make the creator of the earth different.

Kobojunkie:
There are definitely different .. the God the Bible is not the Allah of the Quran for instance. There are many many gods out there.

They are not. The perception is what is different.

In old testament bible says there's only the almighty one God, but new testament says 3 in 1.

Quran says it's only one.

God is one

TripleOh7:
When I say contradictions, I meant the scriptures not the teachers.

For example, Christians believe Jesus is God.

Compare the old Testament God with the new Testament God.

The old Testament God who caused bears to tear little kids into pieces because they laughed at a prophet's bald head.

Compare to Jesus who welcomes little kids, embraces them and tells his disciples that it is little kids as such that the Kingdom of heaven is meant for.

Look at the Quran that says in one part to not forcefully convert anyone to Islam but also says that if you kill someone of another faith during a Jihad your place in heaven is guaranteed. (I might need to reconfirm this but I'm just paraphrasing)

The Quran encourages husbands to beat their wives. Etc.

But it says a man with multiple wives must treat each one equally.

First, you haven't even read the Quran to justify what you just said regards killing people of other faith for Jihad. That's a big misconception people have. Killing people so you can get your place in heaven, getting 7 or 70 virgins as reward for killing others, and all sorts of things like Jihad.

You haven't even stated any contradictions regards the Quran. You stated two things killing others, then women which are two different things. But you stated that of the bible clearly.

Africans blacks do not read, they only listen to religious teachers, they don't have time reading. That's why they can be fooled easily. You heard, you never read the Quran itself, then you shouldn't say it so you won't mislead others.

I don't want to discriminate, but go look at the whites, they create time to read and not to listen to what people say. So they conclude which book or religion answers their questions. That's why a specific religion is stated as the fasted growing religion in the world. It's growing faster in Europe, America, than the said african countries.

Try watch this video, it's a historian, journalist who specializes in america politics, history and religion. Gary Wills .. you will learn from it.

It's a sincere view of his research. Though some of his perceptions is not right. Just a few that is not noticeable. But 95% is goo

Anyone can watch.

You can view on youtube reduce resolution to watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6NWfVWxqSM

TripleOh7:
Once you understand that the concept of God that is being pushed by both religions is highly fictitious, then you'll begin to look inwards for the true answers to these questions.

Christianity embodies a lot of contradictions in it's teaching that a thinking person can't help but notice. Same with Islam.

Regards contradictions, can you state what made you think so. I didn't deny contradictions on individual or religious leadership perceptions. Have you read the scriptures?

But for scriptures, you can't conclude both religious scriptures have contradictions.

Don't want to mention any here, but if you've read the Bible then you can say, and have you read the Quran also?

Note: religious teachers causes lots of confusion in the society today, so don't judge a religion by the advocates, but by the scriptures.

TripleOh7:
Keep asking these questions.

You are getting there.

You'll realize that the pictures of the Christian God and the Muslim God are both false.

I don't get you here. What do you mean by pictures of both God are different?

And there isn't different God, there is one. Our concept of God is just different

Personally

I think reading the foundation of religious texts is the best. Anyone can write a book based on his or her own understanding.

The bible or the Quran. Read from start to finish.

Then you should get your answer.

udoji2021:
Your position about religion is quite interesting. I got your point now.

So does it means that there is no God or a supernatural being greater than humans or you simply believe that organized religion all over the world is a scam?

Sorry for the many questions brother

To answer this question. Please and please, don't attack me here. We are here to liberate ourselves.

To understand the concept of God, if really he exists or not, or if there is reward or punishment. What is it after life. Powerful are killing the weak, and still living freely. Nobody can hold them accountable. If that's how life is, and no punishment, then all of us should be doing whatever it takes to live.

I know people who were in this situation. I mean it.

To get your answers. Read the two major scriptures we have.

If you're a christian, read the bible from start to finish, then read the Quran. Brother, i bet you you will find your answer. Don't say ohh, a christian reading the Quran. It doesn't harm. It's on Google play, if it's not a good book to read it won't be there.

You can read both simultaneously. I bet you brother. In Africa we are so fanatical. Not saying you should be a muslim. Just read the Quran from the first chapter. Before you finish 5 pages or the second chapter you will start getting your insights answers. You're learned, so no one can twist your mind.

Anyone can read it as well. Let's leave our differences.

Be open minded.

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Anyone aware of some job offers in Canada that gives 2 years visa, and said its renewable?

Though, genuine, how easy is it to renew or use as an advantage to get PR?

Advice

Your age is disadvantage if you want to study in Canada even for MSC. 30 below is best for quick admission into MSC not to talk BSC.

UK is not advice able. A lot of limitations. 7m is too small even for a course not to talk of I.T or physiotherapy. You need scholarship or solid sponsorship. But your age is disadvantage. You want to go for first degree. Thats a no.

Depend on your field, you can try Canada but not on education. Get a job offer from any organization unskilled labor then you can enroll on certificate courses there that will give you a certification of a specific skill to get skilled jobs.

With time you can get a permanent residency.


Your age is not advice able for undergraduate study so you won't waste your money.

You can try other countries in Europe but get answers to your age first.

How many years did it take you to work for 7m. If you earn around 500k monthly or more, you have a family financially stable, bro its better you stay and get a family first before you consider traveling.

Traveling without first degree or a wanted skill is like slavery for anyone earning 400-500k monthly in Nigeria. It will take time for you to stabilize over there.

Is it easy for regulated professions to get PNP ?

Agric sector

Debbieeeeeee:
How many lawyers benefit from PNP’s ? I already said it Law is a regulated profession. The only lawyers who do (benefit from pnp) are those who work as administrative assistants.

Is it difficult for regulated professions getting PNP?

Or they don't give to them?

Maneq:
Did you read my reply?
I needed to know what are you trying to prove other than making your application a complex one.

I feel like typing sha, so let's examine it.

I have answered if it's possible to work in two places at the same time. I'll be basically repeating myself.This is from IRCC;
full-time at more than 1 job: 30 hours/week for 12 months at more than 1 job = 1 year full time (1,560 hours)

The important part is IRCC requires one year continuous work in your primary NOC.
So even if 6 months in year 2017-2018 is shared between your contract and main job (i dont know if that can/will be called a continuous year for your primary NOC) - maybe it will since there are no gaps (6 months full time to another 6 months full time in one or more jobs).
Also hoping that 2018 till 19' was strictly full time at your primary noc in main job - this satisfies that requirement.

Let me just chip this for clarity: you cannot have worked in a place for 3 years, then did a 6 month contract work in that 3 year period then expect to get a total of 3 year, 6 month experience.

Thanks. I get it now. Its three years and that's okay. I don't need the second