Win, Lose, or Draw, #YNWA.

January 2023 intake.

Cheers!

bastardson:
Sept of January intake ?

Hi there.

I applied to Ulster University (Birmingham campus) 13 days ago, and I got conditional offer 6 days ago.

Tuition is £11,750.

Deposit: £5,500 before CAS.

For group on telegram, I suggest you search for Ulster University on Telegram, check the conversation within the group so you know the right group for you.

Cheers.

Vullia:


Please I just applied here ,how many weeks does it take to issue admission and how much is their initial deposit.

Rumors of Lucifer; I don't know who to trust
Whole world want my demise; turn my music up…

Big ups bruh. FreeMason!

CandyOps:



Even Jay-Z said, "Niggas couldn't do nothing with me; they put the devil on me
I'd have preferred niggas to squeeze the metal on me"

Hi Bayo, you may want to check Ulster University (Birmingham and London campuses ) out. They have reasonable tution fee

Caveat: Their initial tuition deposit is £5,500.

You can also try Northumbria University Newcastle, and London campuses.

Cheers!

Akinyelebayode:
Goodevening house, please, can anyone link me with school I can apply to for January 2023 intake that will quickly give me an offer on time, awaiting your response. Thank you.

We have done it. What a goal.

1 man down but we are going strong.

Bans Off Our Bodies.

Different states, different laws.

YNWA

flexyrule:
Nahhhhhhhhhhh.

Liverpool will win 2-0

YNWA!

Let's go!

YNWA

All will be well.

Thanks for the reply. I will call you tomorrow.

Cheers!

Emily22:


Chill till ending of this week

I am still in need of this, guys!

amalab30:
Good afternoon guys.

Please I need to change my A5 Pro Screen.

Location: Abuja.


Please if you're based in Abuja and can fix this screen, kindly let me know.

Call/WhatsApp: 08O58934948

Thanks!

Good afternoon guys.

Please I need to change my A5 Pro Screen.

Location: Abuja.


Please if you're based in Abuja and can fix this screen, kindly let me know.

Call/WhatsApp: 08O58934948

Thanks!

Nothing.

Just to live life right.

Promising!

If all you know about Rastas is that they smoke joints and grow dreadlocks, we are here to set the record straight. Sure Rastas do have dreads and they do smoke marijuana, but it’s so much deeper than that. Here are 10 facts you might not know about the movement that developed in Jamaica in the 1930s, and has since spread its message across the globe.


1.Dreadlocks are not just for style.

According to Old Testament scripture (Leviticus 19:27), Rastas believe one should not cut their hair because it is where their strength lies. Dreadlocks form naturally over time.


2. Rastas smoke marijuana to increase spiritual awareness.
Rastas do not consider marijuana a drug. Instead, it is a medium that is used to open their mind and increase their spiritual awareness. Smoking marijuana is considered a religious ritual.


3. No, Bob Marley did not start the Rastafari movement.

While we might associate Mr. Marley with the movement, he didn’t actually start it! However, there is no denying that the insane popularity of his music helped spread the Rastafari way of life.


4. Rastafari has its roots in the philosophy of Marcus Garvey.
Marcus Garvey, born in Jamaica in 1887, was a political activist and supporter of black self-empowerment. Many Rastafari consider Garvey to be a prophet, similar to John the Baptist’s role in Christianity. In his teachings, he urged those of the African diaspora to not only return to Africa, but to also “look to Africa, when a black king shall be crowned.” That prophecy was realized with the crowning of the last Emperor of Ethiopia.

5. Another crucial name to know: Haile Selassie I.

Followers of Marcus Garvey’s teachings came together to form a religion in 1930, when Haile Selassie I became the Emperor of Ethiopia. Rastafarians consider the Emperor their messiah, naming the movement after his birth name, Ras Tafari Makonnen. On April 21, 1966, Haile Selassie I visited Jamaica for the first (and only) time. The day is now considered holy, known as Grounation Day. Learn more here https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/rastafari/holydays/holydays.shtml

6. Rastas are not just in Jamaica.
There are approximately one million followers of the Rastafari movement worldwide. Thanks to music (and the Internet), the message of Rastafari has touched people everywhere.


7. Rastas are super healthy!

Generally, Rastas are pretty health conscious. They consider their body to be a temple, based on the Old Testament teachings. Rastas do not drink alcohol or eat food that is not nourishing to their body, which includes meat. Many follow a strict dietary law called ital, which states that all food must be completely natural and raw.

8. Rastas believe Africa is paradise on earth.
Rastas see Africa as a paradise on earth, and at the core of the movement is the belief that all people of the African diaspora should return to their homeland. Many Rastafaris hope to return to Africa during their lifetime.

9. That’s gold in the Rastafarian flag, not yellow!

A common misconception of the Rastafari flag is that its colors are red, green, black and yellow. However, the Rastafari colors are red, green, black and gold—and they were all chosen for a specific purpose. Gold (not yellow!) symbolises the wealth of Ethiopia. If you want to know what the other colors signify, click here https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/rastafari/ataglance/glance.shtml.

10. This is not everything you need to know about the Rastafari movement.
We could never cover the entirety of the Rastafari movement in ONE blog post.There’s lots more to know. “Rastafarians: The Dreadlocks of Jamaica” by Leonard E. Barrett is a great place to begin your education.


SOURCE: https://www.islandoutpost.com/outpostings/2016/01/18/10-things-everyone-know-rastas/

Other useful links: https://www.amazon.com/Rastafarians-Dreadlocks-Leonard-E-Barrett/dp/0435894579

It's very impressive. Keep up the good work sir.

nabiz:
yes na. It is done with woodern mat called wood plank

Is this still stamped flooring?

nabiz:
...08135884401, 08022141225

Thanks for the very comprehensive explanation. When the time is right, we will let you know.

In all, I wish you greater successes.

nabiz:

It is a matter of choice but to me I prefer this indoor stamping. This is because of the marble look it give you. I think this is cheaper. To buy a marble that will give you this look will cost you an average of 14,000 per square meter and you will still buy sand, cement and labor but this indoor increte will cost you only 6,000 naira both labor and material. Indoor stamping give a more natural took and will give you the opportunity to choose between colors and patterns that will suit your style.

The only did advantage with indoor stamping is that you will always apply acrylic sealer on the surface in every two two years to make it look glossy and shinny always.

Beautiful job here boss..

Could you explain if this would outlast tiles and cost comparison also.

I await your reply sir.

nabiz:
Indoor stamped concrete

Good riddance..

What is this country turning into?

Very true.

No developed Nation has been able to achieve their development without sustainable power.

This is highly commendable. I think the cleansing must start somewhere. If there can be independent probe panels that can put these excesses into check then I believe Nigeria is going places.

Imagine the whooping sum purportedly used to sew uniform at a not-so-popular agency of government, only God knows how much more other established agencies would have stolen for similar frivolous activities.

If you're along the Airport road, please check out Alfa Volvo in Karon-Majigi village immediately after the Military Cemetery.

Thank me later.

I co-ask.

Thanks.

Chioma1989:
My Engineers and contractors, please what are your experiences with Nigerian tiles? We saw some really nice wooden tiles made by Nigerian companies. Our intention was to get Spanish and Chinese tiles but we are not buoyant enough to buy the ones that can cover the whole area. Honestly, things are expensive no

The Nigerian porcelain wooden tiles looked good and cheaper. Please share your experiences if you have used any of the Nigerian made tiles and their durability.

Thanks.

Wow!

acunon:
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Hi. Thanks for the correction. You're correct. Bless!


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Yellow - BrymO
Lucid - Asa
Twice as Tall - Burna
Yes and Amen - Tope Alabi

Hi. I'm so sorry that I didn't get back to you. I actually was able to find a way around it. It worked. Thanks a bunch.

Tmlivesport:


Presently watching on true EPL 2

This is not working sir.

Tmlivesport:
Stream from my signature on true EPL 1 and 2