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Life...........

FruityLass:
I really thank God for my live.
Was involved in a motorbike accident which caused knee injury. Am alright now but suffering from rheumatism. What if I have died? It's God grace all through!

All glory to God am happy for you. I pray that God will perfect everything about you.

ifex370:
I bless your name Lord, you've been so good to me even when I get nasty.... Your truely King of Kings

Indeed he is so good.

No10:
My bro was hit by a car on a highway sometime this year. Thinking he's killed someone,the driver sped off. But to God be the glory,my bro only had a broken arm and some bruises. My dude is now fully healed and functioning well. I thank Almighty God.

All thanks to God, our God is worthy of praise, May it be permanent in Jesus name.

Wao, a special joy flowing through my heart, a new song in my mouth shouting thankyou Lord for witnessing the last week of year 2014................Dear nairalanders it is worthy of praise, kindly share your testimonies for the year 2014.

From a sincere and joyful heart .............happy Christmas to you all. I wish you all a joyful new year in advance. I love you all.......

I love this oooooo

Oh God Almighty, let thy will be done.

This is serious..... I really know that God is on his throne

If you ever wanted to make the ‘perfect’ doughnut, then this
mathematical formula is what you have been waiting for.
The secret to the “perfect” doughnut has been mathematically
proven – and apparently it’s all to do with the size of the
hole.
Dr Eugenia Cheng, Senior Lecturer of Pure Mathematics at the
University of Sheffield, used calculus to find what gives the
confectionery that can’t-resist appeal, reports Telegraph
Dubbed the ‘Squidgy to Crispy ratio’, her method proves that
the smaller the hole in the middle of the doughnut, the
squidgier it is, while a bigger hole will make the doughnut
crispier.
Dr Cheng, who has previously worked on defining “the perfect
cream tea ”, was called upon to find a formula for the perfect
doughnut by Domino’s Pizza UK, who launched a new line in
freshly baked doughnuts last month.
“The hole is integral to the ‘whole’ doughnut experience, so it
makes complete sense that it affects the texture and taste,”
said Simon Wallis, sales and marketing director at Domino’s.
With an average hole size of 11mm, Domino’s doughnuts have
a squidgy to crispy ratio of 3.5 : 1 which, in layman’s terms,
means they are approximately four fifths squidge and one fifth
crisp: which Dominos claims to be the winning formula of
doughnut quality.
“[The] relatively small hole means that the Domino’s
doughnuts are 78 per cent squidge and 22 per cent crisp –
definitely squidgier than the average ring doughnut,” said Dr
Cheng.
“If you’re me, then it’s easy to get carried away messing
around with calculus. Go ahead and eat your doughnuts
however you like them.”
After vigorous research conducted by a unit of testers here at
the Telegraph labs, we have concluded that Domino’s
doughnuts are indeed quite squidgy.

Indeed Jesus is the universal king, and he shall reign forevermore.

Clearly stated in the bible according to your aforementioned points ; death and adultery only... Marriage is great indeed therefore divine love should exist to avoid all problem between husband and wife.

Mathematics.............. emmmmmm

ehehehehehe ehehehehehe ehehehehehe............................ God will help his children in this country.

This must be a joke

This is so serious, God will see you through bros.

Jbluv55:
*sights AgnesGrace @ the entrance, approaches her and guides her to a seat in the VIP lounge *

Welcome to our wonderful Relaxation center ma'am . What shall I serve you?

. Thankyou very much bro, Am currently okay but you can just offer me an apple juice. thanks...

Ebola: LASG pledges N50m to First Consultants


Jide Idris, Lagos State Commissioner for Health
The Lagos State Government has promised to give N50m to
First Consultant Hospital, Obalende, where the index Ebola
Virus Disease case was diagnosed.
The government said the N50m was a business support
gesture for the medical centre.
The state government also said it would be extending a
similar gesture to each of the victims of the disease.
The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide Idris, said this at a
press conference in Lagos on Monday.
He noted that the gesture should not be mistaken for
compensation but should rather be seen as a goodwill in view
of what the victims had passed through.
He said, “Having addressed the human angle in containing the
outbreak, there is now the need to address the economic
consequences. Under consideration are the following: Support
to the affected persons including those alive and N50m lump
sum as business support gesture to the First Consultants
Medical Centre.
“This is with a view to getting people and businesses back on
their feet and for businesses to re-secure patronage of their
customers. It needs to be clearly stated that this is not an
attempt at compensation but a gesture of goodwill on the
part of government.”
Idris added that the state government would inaugurate a 24-
hour Ebola Surveillance Team to deal with any Ebola
emergency should any case arise again.
He said, “The Ebola Virus Disease Team will be on 24/7
standby with an ambulance as well as an EVD clinician team
leader and a driver. Five of such teams will be available. A
decontamination team consisting of at least a driver, two
environmental health officers and a supervisor will also be
created. Two of such teams will be available.”
Speaking against the backdrop of the declaration by the World
Health Organisation that Nigeria is now Ebola free, the
commissioner said the feat was made possible through a
combination of factors such as a well-established structure
and laws that had been put in place by the Lagos State
Government long before Ebola broke out in the country.

‘Jonathan, 6th richest African president.



Richest Lifestyle, a US-based website, has listed President
Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria as the 6th Richest African
president.
In an article titled, ‘Richest African Presidents 2014′ , the US
website compiled a list of the nine richest presidents and
kings in Africa. According to the article, President Jonathan is
worth $100million. Other African presidents and kings on the
list include;
1. Jose Eduardo dos Santos of Angola – Net Worth: $20
Billion 2. Mohammed VI of Morocco – Net Worth: $2.5 Billion
3. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea –
$600 Million 4. Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya – Net Worth: $500
Million 5. Paul Biya of Cameroon – Net Worth: $200 Million 6.
King Mswati III of Swaziland – Net Worth: $100 Million (The
monarch shares the number 6 spot with President Jonathan)
7. Idriss Deby of Chad – Net Worth: $50 Million 8. Robert
Mugabe of Zimbabwe – Net Worth: $10 Million.

Wao great indeed.

What a pity. may her gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Save us saviour of the world.

wao am happy for you all. wishing you all the best.

May God in his great mercy help us in this country. What is Nigeria becoming now.....................? Mr Boko + Mr Ebola but i really know that God will come to our rescue.