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Lawyer weds mechanic ![]() |
Sleekyshuga:exactly dat na why he lifted the hands up the the heveans. ![]() |
I Am, Lucifer. No come dey frown face as if you be winche. As you don hear Lucifer now, e dey be you like make you take off? Sometimes I wonder, What's really is in a name. Yea! Sometimes a name could be such a big deal. Am sure you've heard the phase "As pious as a Pope", but sometimes some of the Popes ain't all that, abi? As gentle and peaceful as Jesus, who really thought his followers Love and tolerance. Now,when you hear the name Lucifer nko? All negative things come to mind, like demons, Satan, evil, wickedness, name it. However, such mindset is as laughable as it is ridiculous and nonsensical. Now, let me bring light to the hidden things of darkness. The task is a laborious one but it is neither impracticable nor useless, just a way of sharing this Truth on somethings hidden by the darkness of prejudice and ignorance. The ignorant erroneously believes that Lucifer = Satan, has struck its roots too deep in the soil of blind faith, to allow many people to bravely, boldly, and unashamedly accept the true origins and true nature of what the so-called Lucifer actually is. Those who attempt to do so are always bound to be immediately labelled as “satanists” and “devil worshippers” like Us, by a certain class of Christian, those whose trademark characteristics invariably tend to be wilful ignorance and mental laziness. It has indeed become a “branded name,” one which still automatically conjures up the image of an anthropomorphic devil even in the minds of the most hardened atheists. Haba, e don do. Consider these few points. “Lucifer” literally means Lightbringer, Lightbearer, Bringer of Dawn, Shining One, or Morning Star. The word has no other meaning. Historically and astronomically. The word “Lucifer” occurs only once in the entire Bible. This is in Isaiah 14:12, which says: “How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!” Those who read this verse in its actual context will clearly see that the sentence is applied specifically to a certain Babylonian king who was an enemy in war of the Israelites. Christianity does not have a monopoly on the term “Lucifer” nor on its definition. The Christian concept and definition of the term “Lucifer” is merely the latest in a long line of definitions and interpretations of this pre-Christian-term All of this, so fucking what Charly? Christians who claim that Lucifer is the devil actually have no Biblical basis or authority for such a belief. Though they may claim to be “Bible believing Christians” whose faith is built solely on “the Word of God” they are actually followers – in this and many other respects – of Christian religious tradition and not of the Christian Bible. Or have they quietly conferred divine infallibility upon their Pastors, Prayer warriors, and Man of God. Yes, I am Lucifer and am Proud. source: https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153193365514306&id=613214305&set=a.10151507388279306.1073741825.613214305&source=57&__tn__=E
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R.I.p to the dead. |
Hmmm this is serious, all for the love of virgins in heaven abi? Judgment dat await us all. |
Popular Nollywood actress, Ebube Nwagbo shared this lovely pics of herself and two top football stars, Lionel Messi and Cesc Fabregas. She captioned the pics “Don’t be Jealous….hehehehehe…With D World;s Greatest @leomessi” See more pics below….
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Go and fixed it in a bank, vote for buhari, if he wins next month u can do a very Gud biz wit the money, but presently, I don't think u can do a very Gud biz wit 350k |
Choi Op? And the school allow u to use this? |
AmakaDNB:like seriously ![]() |
airforce1 album coming up soon. |
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The other time it was Ronaldo campaigns for GEJ, now it's messi, Photoshop of the highest order. Can't stop laughing.
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Hmmm, all the babes dem dey comment, as if dey will not open leg wen David come calling. ![]() |
Got this on his Facebook page. Did he say we had no money?
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Same day as HTC one M9, now dat is what I call machine not dis toy. |
Abuja (AFP) - Coach Stephen Keshi has said a new deal offered to him by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF)amounts to a "slave contract". A debate has raged whether 52-year-old Keshi should be given a new contract after he failed to qualify the Super Eagles for the recent Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea. His initial contract of three years ran out after last year's World Cup in Brazil, where Nigeria reached the last 16 knockout stages. After a long wait, Keshi, who triumphed with Nigeria at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, said he had received his new contract from the NFF but had been far from impressed with what was on offer. "From the clauses I have seen so far, I don't know what words to use but the contract can be described as a 'slave contract'", he said, probably in reference to clauses which make him answerable to several persons and committees. It was learnt that Keshi has now been offered a two-year contract effective from March 1, 2015 with him to meet several targets or else the deal was off. He is also required to sign a code of conduct. Keshi himself revealed that he will be paid five million Naira (less than $25,000), which was what he also received during his initial contract. This week, the former Togo and Mali coach lost out to Franco-German Gernot Rohr in the race to handle Burkina Faso. In March, Nigeria are billed to play two friendly matches against Bolivia and Ghana. |
axortedbabe:Am telling you, no time. |
wyzvic004:no be only black Maria, na prison. |
Iamsynord:Even if I don't knw the name this cant be ![]() |
Make I book space, then steal someone's comment dat is correc. ![]() |
chucky234:hmmmm ![]() |
axortedbabe:Lols, you sinqnature thou ![]() |
Jeromejnr:bros u wicked ![]() |
pretydiva:I taya oo ![]() |
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Op pls find another joke, cos dis one is not funny at all, meanwhile I wanna sleep pls. |
coolxpat:na the bad ones de always make fp. |
I see this and fasten my seat belt and sip origin on Third mainland bridge traffic. ![]() |
For those who don’t know, coconut oil is a sort of waxy solid at room temperature that becomes oily when it’s heated up in your hands or if it’s been sitting in a hot room. Essentially, coconut oil is a sort of Holy Grail of natural products that is good for your skin, hair, nails, cooking, wood polish, dog care, and more. These are 11 things this cheap, natural product can do: 1. Moisturizer: Whether it’s on your face, body, or hands, coconut oil is a fantastic moisturizer. Rub a little bit between your hands and it will instantly become an oil that you can rub all over. Though it’s greasy at first, it will quickly absorb into your skin and nails. 2. Make up remover: Put on coconut oil all over your face before wiping it off with a towel or wipe. It’s one of the most effective make up removers I’ve ever used. 3. Acne: Coconut oil has antibacterial properties which can help with acne break outs. Whenever I’m using it, I notice I get less of those tiny pimples on my face. 4. Treating infections/bug bites/bruises: Coconut oil has Monolaurin, which is said to be good for fighting bug bites. It also has anti-fungal properties and many natural health websites say that it can help with scratches, bug bites, infections, and even to help alleviate bruises. 5. Body scrub: Some beauty bloggers add white or brown sugar to their coconut oil for a make-your-own body scrub. Though I’ve never tried it, it sounds incredible (and cheaper than expensive name-brand alternatives). 6. Leave-in conditioner: When my friends have been introduced to coconut oil, this is one of the first things they’ll try. Coating your hair in coconut oil and letting it rest for 10-20 minutes will let follicles soak up as much moisture as possible. The result is shiny, thick, and very soft hair (just make sure you really rinse out all the greasy oil). 7. Shaving cream: I know a woman who keeps a jar in her shower and will use the oil to shave her legs. Not only is it very nourishing, but the water will roll right off the oil so it keeps protecting your skin while you shave. 8. Cooking oil: If you’re using coconut oil for beauty as well as for cooking, I’d recommend keeping one jar in the bathroom and second jar in the kitchen. Coconut oil is good in replace of any other cooking oil and YouTube star Jenna Marbles freezes it into ice cube trays to use in smoothies. It can also be used to replace butter. 9. Energy boost and health supplement: Many health blogs claim that coconut oil is also a natural energy boost that will also keep you full for longer. Though I can’t speak to this, I’ve heard other people truly rely on it as a part of their diet. 10. Wood/leather/metal polish: Simply take a little bit of coconut oil, and rub it into your table, scuffed leather goods, or any metal surface. Buff with a cloth to a shine. Easy. 11. Pet care: Whether it’s for a dry nose, cracked paws, or coat conditioner, coconut oil is a natural product to use for conditioning your pets. It’s also safe for them to eat so you won’t worry if they lick it off (some pet owners even purposefully put it into pet food). Those are just a few of the uses for coconut oil — some health blogs have over a hundred things you can do with it.
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