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Judek is apparently dumb |
Plugging the ear? You are kidding after we all paid the same amount. The solution might be let everyone stand up in the public bus and preach simultaneously as much as they want. There would be enough plugs then. I guess that makes sense to you! |
Oya stop being naughty in name of , |
Sorry, I am not like you god that was slapped on the right cheek and turned the left. Wunmi wants me to love my crazy and naughty neighbours without correcting them. So sad! |
@2buff, so as the peaceful christians kill people globally, deny people of their rights, militants killing during their heydays, I hope you have not forgotten October 1st. What about the Norwegian; a muslim? Why is truth tasted so bland on your tongue? |
@wunmi, ask frosbel, all your MOGs, your pastor why there are bigots. Watch I have just started if your religious fanatics on NL don't let muslims be. We have been peaceful enough. slowpoke |
PITTSBURGH — An Idaho man accused of firing an assault rifle at the White House was charged Thursday with attempting to assassinate President Barack Obama or his staff, and prosecutors say he called Obama “the devil” and said he needed to be killed. Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, of Idaho Falls, made his first court appearance before a federal magistrate in Pittsburgh on Thursday, one day after he was arrested at a western Pennsylvania hotel. According to a court document released after the hearing, authorities recovered nine spent shell casings from Ortega’s car, which was abandoned near the White House. A person who knows him subsequently told investigators that he had become increasingly agitated with the federal government and was convinced it was conspiring against him, the document said. Others told investigators that Ortega had said Obama was “the anti-Christ” and the “devil.” Ortega also reportedly said he “needed to kill” the president. If convicted, Ortega faces up to life in prison. Ortega’s public defender, Christopher Brown, declined comment after the hearing. He will be taken back from a federal court in Pittsburgh to face the charges in Washington, D.C. and will remain in federal custody at least until a magistrate in Washington can determine if he should remain jailed until his trial on the charge. Ortega sat quietly as the hearing began, his hands free but his feet shackled. The 21-year-old said only, “Yes, ma’am” when he was asked if he understood that he would be going back to Washington to face the charge. Authorities said a man clad in black who was obsessed with Obama pulled his car within view of the White House on Friday night and fired shots from an assault rifle, cracking a window of the first family’s living quarters while the president was away. Soon after, U.S. Park Police found an abandoned vehicle, with an assault rifle inside it, near a bridge leading out of the nation’s capital to Virginia. The car led investigators to Ortega. The FBI took custody of Ortega’s car Thursday afternoon to continue the process of reviewing evidence, said Lindsay Godwin, a spokeswoman for the FBI’s Washington field office. Ortega was arrested Wednesday afternoon at a hotel near Indiana, Pa., about 55 miles east of Pittsburgh, after a desk clerk recognized his picture. He had been reported missing Oct. 31 by his family. |
^^ to disturb the peace of the environment? |
Interstate buses are not exemptions. Agofure, First Investment to mention few are terrible. Whenever you are set to travel at the pack, one dirty pastor comes forth to pray for his lost sheep and later, some that could pay 50 naira to avert accident would start giving. In their minds, they give because they are scared of accident not because they tried to help the pastor or his church. Christianity with their fraudulent ways. |
This menace is so rampant in Lagos that you almost feel uncomfortable anyday you mistaking or by happenstance join the public transport. Molue is the mobile headquarter. Civilian and danfo buses are branches. In the above mentioned buses, it is always dual cases. It's either you find someone selling unregistered drugs or one idiot yelling on top of his/her voice preaching. For how long will this madness last? Thank God for Fashola who put a slap on their faces by stopping that in BRT/Lag Buses. With the ban, you will still find someone beside you playing a song from his phone or a terrible bus driver playing music. All these constitute public nuisance. I don't think Christ himself encouraged disturbing the peace of the environment. Why doing it on his behalf? |
^^ are u crazy? You must be very very crazy. Silly billy goat! |
Shitz |
It is very clear that pastor ganiyu left islam to make money since church is a money venture. |
I guess some people are blind or have dementia after all the over-available evidences here on NL that many bible versions contradict one another. They just want us to go over and over again. I am tired of that. I wish they could tell me new things. |
All they do is to use jesus blood in all their affairs. They are not different from vampires |
Matnat. I believe and follow undiluted, pristine message of Jesus not the faeces you are being fed. |
rezzy:Is that a baby in your dp a christian? just wondering |
A Federal High Court in Abuja, Tuesday, ordered the federal government to pay the former minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nasir el-Rufai, ₦1 million for deliberately refusing to renew his international passport in 2009. Delivering judgment on a suit filed before the court by the ex-minister, with a view to enforcing his fundamental rights, Justice Abdul Kafarati said the government was unable to show any verifiable reason the plaintiff’s international passport was not renewed as he had requested via an application. Consequently, Justice Kafarati awarded ₦1 million as general damages against the government, stressing that the action meted against the plaintiff was purely discriminatory. Mr el-Rufai had listed the minister of Interior, comptroller general of Nigeria Immigration Service, director general of National Intelligence Agency and attorney general of the federation as defendants in the suit. He specifically asked the court via an ex-parte application, to make an order granting him leave to apply for the enforcement of his fundamental rights to personal liberty, freedom of movement, freedom of expression and freedom from discrimination guaranteed under Chapter Four of the 1999 Constitution. In the ex-parte application filed by Mr A. U. Mustapha, el-Rufai sought for seven principal reliefs, which were challenged by the respondents, who pleaded the court to dismiss the case for being incompetent. The respondents equally argued that the suit constituted an abuse of court process, contending that it ought to have been brought by way of motion on notice. However, Justice Kafarati, in his judgment yesterday, noted that the attorney general, being the chief law officer of the country was joined in the matter, as a necessary party, even as he certified the suit as competent. He said: “I found no merit in their objections and, therefore, strike them out. I have gone through the applicant’s application and concluded that he deserved to be granted this application. |
how on earth will this be Jesus mode of worship: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-798659.0.html alienvirus: |
Judek2:Is that a typical way of Jesus. I am telling you guys with your MOGs are simply fraudulent. Christianity pisses me off everyday |
Nope. State Universities don't dash out first class like that. It is senseless having up to 50 first class. Typical nonsensical nigerians way of doint things |
Easter and christmas; do they have bases in christianity |
Matnat, u can say that to the birds! I don't give a hoot. Wise up and leave that thrash. I swear Jesus won't plead on your behalf not even sitting at the right! |
U are big clown I am telling you |
I am arrogant about it |
Martian:LOL ![]() |
Keep on spreading jor. I can't just help myself laughing throughout the day. Once again, you made my day |
^^^ load of nonsense. Meet Quranic exegetes to explain more and stop spamming the who NL. I guess you can do better next time. As far as I am concerned, christianity is a fun. Your women go to church to shake their bombom and boobs in front of the MOG. Innit? |
OP is badt gan. He has made my day. NL is too interesting. . An eternal headache to xtian folks on NL. LWKMD O |
^^ Any reliable source pls? i need to know who concocted the thrash. Did Jesus teach you to lie? That is one of the reasons christianity is a heap of refuse ![]() |
^^your concern doesn't matter to me. Haven't u seen any fraud in christianity? Are u a christian by birth or discovery? |
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