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Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by annyplenty(m): 11:19pm On Feb 23, 2009
awa ni a ni ede yoruba wa. ko si eni to mo o pon bi olomo. e je ka so ede wa o jare
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is Destiny? Do You Believe In It? by annyplenty(op): 11:07pm On Feb 23, 2009
[quote author=I-fy link=topic=235584.msg3488413#msg3488413 date=1235052760]Destiny is the purpose or future as arranged by fate or God.
To my own view it's been arranged as your 'scale of preference', it depends on what you chose, how you chose and when you chose it.[/quote]can we then say anything we do or that happen to us is our destiny just like the muslims believe.
NYSC › Re: Your Nysc Experience by annyplenty(op): 5:28pm On Feb 21, 2009
I served in Benue state of Nigeria, the food basket of nigeria. benue state is the seventh biggest state in nigeria. it shared boundaries with abuja, kogi, nasarawa, taraba and enugu. the major tribes in benue are the TIVs and the IDOMAs. the capiatl of benue is makurdi while the traditional headquarter of the TIVs who are the dominant tribe is gboko, the hometown of the popular football club BCC LIONS OF GBOKO.

truely benue is the food basket of the nation. their mangoes are as big as human head and sold for about 6pieces for ten naira, no exagerations because nobody buys. each house has either a mango tree or a orange tree in front. their orange is as big as grapefruit and sold as almost free. their major work is farming, farming and farming. their hoe is very big and i bet you most of you can not raise the hoe up 20 times to make ridges and heaps. benue people eat alot of pounded yam. i doubt if the ondo people eat as much pounded yam as the benue. imagine you enter a canteen to buy food and the only food you can see to buy is pounded yam.

food is almost sold free in benue. one of my corper friends was given a hundred tubers of yam free of charge just because he agreed to serve with a school in the village. the temperature of makurdi is very high. it is as if the sun is moved down a bit. other areas are not as hot as makurdi. makurdi is also expensive.

benue babes are very beautiful. i will continue from here the next time.
NYSC › Your Nysc Experience by annyplenty(op): 2:26pm On Feb 20, 2009
Your likes, dislikes and your general NYSC experience. I have a full diary. I served in benue state of nigeria, the food basket of the nation. it is mixed experiences. i will gist you. let your repies keep coming first.
Family › Re: What Reasons Made You Marry Your Husband/wife? by annyplenty(op): 2:14pm On Feb 20, 2009
you can lay emphasies on qualities like beauty, intellingence, academic achievement, homeliness, sexual prowess, ability to cook food, love for family, result of prayers you made and some others that can not be mentioned
Family › What Reasons Made You Marry Your Husband/wife? by annyplenty(op): 2:05pm On Feb 20, 2009
At times choosing a partner to marry may be a very difficult decision to make considering so many factors both physical, moral, social,financial and spiritual factors to be considered about the partner. at times, one may be confused if so many attributes in the partners are conflicting.please, lets learn from you what the reasons are that made you marry your husband/wife. in case of contrasting factors in your spouse which ones did you drop and how did you come about that.
Christianity Etc › Re: Who is your Favorite Popular Pastor or Preacher in Nigeria? by annyplenty(m): 1:06pm On Feb 20, 2009
Pastor GBADE OGUNLANA is a good teacher
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is Destiny? Do You Believe In It? by annyplenty(op): 1:05am On Feb 18, 2009
noetic:
its quite simple and also complex.

Destiny is a pre-ordained sequence of events by God. It however contains choices that the destined needs to make. They include the choice of life or death,
salvation or otherwise.

Destiny involves the height one can attain in life. And perhaps the process involved.


For Xtians its not more of destiny but prophecy, as d Lord reveals what he is doing, about to do or will do at several points in our lives.
if destiny is pre-ordained, then one can just sit down and watch it happen. can it be known, changed, or even modified?
Christianity Etc › What Is Destiny? Do You Believe In It? by annyplenty(op): 8:57pm On Feb 17, 2009
What is DESTINY? what do you understand by it?.
some people say "your destiny is in your hand" which means that you can decide what you want to be by yourself.
other people say "what will be, will surely be" which means whatever happens have already been programmed to happen in which case you dont have power over such.

what do you understand as destiny. can it be influenced if it exists or we should not worry about anything and just resign to fate since it will happen no matter how much we try.
Politics › Re: Gov.oni Of Ekiti State Sacked By Appeal Court! by annyplenty(m): 8:26pm On Feb 17, 2009
opportunity for the speaker to eat his own ekiti cake
Culture › Re: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by annyplenty(m): 10:58am On Feb 15, 2009
[quote author=**osisi link=topic=232788.msg3466665#msg3466665 date=1234549317]and I no even get hymen sef grin[/quote]Osisi, what happened to your hymen? did u keep it somewhere or were you born like that? or have you given it to the real owner - MEN. that is why its name ends with men (hy-men)
Romance › Re: He's 12 Years Older Than Me And He's Shorter Than Me by annyplenty(m): 10:48pm On Feb 12, 2009
SOMEBODY IS HIDING SOME SECRETS FOR SOMEBODY. The marriage might not work. you have alot of issues too difficult to resolve from onset.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Adebayor: King Of Africa Football by annyplenty(m): 9:28pm On Feb 12, 2009
Jarus:
No, he is from Gabon.
Aboutrika is from Egypt. he deserved to win the award but then it was a matter of votes.
Politics › Re: IBB: The Real Reason I Annulled June 12 by annyplenty(m): 5:36pm On Feb 07, 2009
LUCABRASI

Mind you, Babangida never wanted to quit. he wanted to be a field marshall but a group within the army was against that. you could imagine that, when he used his popular phrase "STEP SIDE" to create ambiguity of meanings to nigerian where he could have used a simple and straight forward RESIGN or RETIRE. His wife was even quoted to have told him it would be better for him to die in office than for her to be reffered to as former first lady.

Babangida cancelled the presidential primary elections held across nigeria which produced Late Shehu Musa Yar;Adua as the flagbearer of SDP and Mallam Adamu Ciroma as NRC flagbearer. Not only this, he also banned the likes of Olu Falae, Bamanga Tukur, Umar Shinkafi and 26 others who contested this primary from recontesting a subsequent primary which then produced ABIOLA for SDP and TOFA for NRC.

going by these, babangida had a record of cancelling elections and banning politicians to suit his selfish plans.
Now, i am not surprised at his excuses about june12 annulment. if he knew abacha was going to topple government, why did he leave him behind when they could have retired together. If Abiola was made president and toppled after 6 months would it not be better than imposing an interim govt which was not voted and was still toppled. could he not have hinted Abiola about possible coup and made Abiola more security conscious in government?



Babangida is desperately trying to make a comeback and he knows it might not be possible without first rewriting the history of june 12.

THIS MAN IS A JUGGERNAUT!
Politics › Re: No by annyplenty(m): 4:45pm On Feb 07, 2009
if the references are not from the bible, they may be flawed. Also, which comes first? the rapture or the antichrist? i think we have had enough on this thread
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by annyplenty(m): 9:17am On Feb 04, 2009
ketekete ku iso pin.

adaba ko naani a nkun igbe, bi papa ba n jo eye a foo lo.

when the camel dies, tethering ends.

the dove is not threatened by us setting bush ablaze. when the bush burns, the bird will fly away.
Family › Re: Don't You Just Hate It When People Lack Simple Hygiene? by annyplenty(m): 11:28pm On Feb 02, 2009
i cant stand CHEWING OF GUM and making nasty sound with it.
Webmasters › Tell Us Your Most Interesting Website And What The Website Does? by annyplenty(op): 10:24pm On Feb 02, 2009
my most interesting websites are

www.nairaland.com for opinion forum

and

www.youtube.com for video of events.

i love the 2 sites so much that i dont close them on my computer. lets share your own
Events › Re: Where You Born In May? Lets Show The World The Stuff We're Made Up Of: by annyplenty(m): 10:10pm On Feb 02, 2009
may 13
Family › Re: Is It Possible To Have A Favorite Child? by annyplenty(m): 10:05am On Jan 28, 2009
A mother once confessed that her last child is her fave because she suffered for her labor more than for other siblings. she had her through ceasarian but before her, the first son was the fave. however, she doenst show it to other children
Family › Re: Please Tell Me How To Make My Marriage A Happy One by annyplenty(m): 9:53am On Jan 28, 2009
1. pray constantly to God

2. be submissive.

3. cook him good food

4. make his penis your toy i.e always play with it (softly rub it even while watching TV together in sitting room, suck it for minutes before sex, rub it with your han before he goes to work. do anything you like with it and he will soon give you attention).

5. dress well and look good to him.
Politics › Re: Breaking News: Tony Anenih Named Board Chairman Of Npa by annyplenty(m): 9:21am On Jan 28, 2009
This administration is out of ideas. same set of people have been ruling us since independence. they bequeath nigerian governance to their siblings like their fathers inheritance where in America a man relatively unknown and without much godfather rose and became the no 1 man on earth.
Politics › Re: Atiku To Replace Yaradua? by annyplenty(m): 8:57am On Jan 28, 2009
Lets see how they are going to do the manipulations.
Politics › Re: Rivers To Regulate Church Activities by annyplenty(m): 8:34am On Jan 28, 2009
i am awaiting the reactions of the religious bodies

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