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234GT: Farouk should not be allowed to enter the prison with his cap. He will use it to steal and hide the food of his fellow inmates. His cap is his weapon.

Egyptians voted in favour of a constitution shaped by Islamists, but opposed by secularists and others, officials in rival camps said after the first round of a two-stage referendum. The document threatens to divide the Arab world's biggest nation.

Next week's second round is likely to give another Yes vote as it includes districts seen as more sympathetic towards Islamists, analysts say, meaning the constitution would be approved. But the narrow win so far gives the Islamist President Mohamed Morsi only limited grounds for celebration by demonstrating the wide rifts in a country where he needs to build a consensus to enact tough economic reforms.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which propelled Mr Morsi to office in June, said 56.5 per cent of voters backed the text. Official results are not expected until after the next round.

While an opposition official conceded the Yes camp appeared to have won the first round, the opposition National Salvation Front said voting abuses meant a rerun was needed – although it did not explicitly challenge the Brotherhood's vote tally.

The build-up to Saturday's vote was marred by deadly protests. Demonstrations erupted when Mr Morsi awarded himself extra powers on 22 November and then fast-tracked the constitution through an assembly dominated by Islamists.

shymexx: Bowing the masonic lodge way - two fascist neo-liberal freemasons..

maybob: I get scared wen issues like dis are raised. I am in a relationship with a guy who is not as spiritual as I am. Not only that an old friend of his told me he is a womaniser and he actually admitted cheating on me twice himself after I confronted him.
I have tried to leave this relationship but the thought that no one is perfect has kept me in it. Although he has promised to change his old ways, i cant but help to think dat i amheading towards getting married to the wrong person.what makes it worse is dat we live apart in different cities cos am still an undergraduate.

I am a keen follower of this poster. I will like to tell all the people here that the poster is a random entity that knows nothing about traveling. [b]He has not left his rented one room apartment in Ekiti [/b]before and he kept writing and confusing real travelers. For months, he has been trying to gain attention by writing and commenting on wrongly on post which he has no proof before. In some of his posts he once advertised Jobs in South Cyprus but he has never in his life visited Muritala Airport talkless of having visa to this country.

The poster only google out stuff and combine it with rubbish from his own thought to confuse genuine travellers. he has written many confusional statements about many countries in the past and now. Poster proof me wrong if you have even Ghana Visa or Niger republic visa before, proof me wrong if you have travelled passed Ekiti state before?

You mean the OP one bedroom apartment at Emure Ekiti