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Very Peaceful

Voters patiently waiting for their turn

Women are not left behind

Candidates are happy and chatting

It amazes me how this people are organizing their things, see the voting process

1025:
if drugs actually influence suicide bombers, what then is influencing our criminal politicians? i think the criminal activities of our politicians are more worrying than terrorism.

Sure politicians are after money, power, and respect

Today 156.5

Let's see what "Fresh Air" will do about the problem

[quote author=Sisi_Kill link=topic=765444.msg9208675#msg9208675 date=1316827058]Please just STFU and go STFD!!!![/quote]When did it become a crime to ask women protect themselves by dressing decently in public?

No man will look at a woman/lady/girl covered from head to toe with a black abayah flowing freely without showing any shape of her.

Public decency is the best protection, Women, cover up and protect you dignity and be free from atrocities like this.

100% expenditure by 2015

If care is not taken, cost of fertilizer bag will cost $100 in Nigeria, this man always compares his prices to the dollar, he is dollar mugu!

They will slaughter you one day, stupid!

I am angry at you 'dan uwa' why don't you invest in North and employ 7,000 "boko haram" to be members into your factories? They will cast you out of Edo and seize your factory, sorry for you, we won't accept you when you come back to Kano either as you have done nothing there to carve unemployment and create jobs with your wealth.

Da gaske ka zama inuwar giginya, na nesa kan sha ta.

LOL, No good Muslim will write in a document "Mohammed or Muhammed" referring to our Prophet, it is always "Muhammad".

silly, how will radicals call themselves "Radicals"? ROTLMAO

Yours in Service of Allah (Looks like one is in a Church, hahahahahahaha)

Really, like someone said, any person believing this, is really really dumb and blind, and he should get his brain check for possible psychological trauma in his brain.

That long paper is probably made by a non-muslim, probably may be a PASTOR!!!

This thread was created in 2009

Riyadh: The results of laboratory tests for the remains of the suicide bombers, who blew themselves up in the terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia during the past years, show heroin substances intended to make them not feel pain when they blow themselves up.

The Saudi, Al Watan newspaper quoted on Thursday the Saudi security advisor, Dr. Yusuf Rumaih that the Kingdom sent the samples of remains of those terrorists to three foreign countries, where the results showed the presence of heroin in their bodies.

This indicated that the drug led them to "commit suicide with indifference as they were promised paradise with virgins."
Rumaih said that the terrorists used intimate obsession to recruit the youth in addition to anesthesia and heroin to drug them.

http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/saudi-arabia/terrorists-inject-suicide-bombers-with-heroin-1.871471

Further to indicate after all, Islam is not the problem, Drugs, Alcoholism, intimate obsession, unemployment, poverty, anger over injustice, misleading information, Islamophobia, are the real causes of terrorism.

I, as a Muslim, condemned all forms of terrorism, and killings of innocent people for whatever reason.

niyooo:
Mr "I speak with the right people in the right places", you are yarning dust abeg. Earlier you claimed the
CBn advert was advertised and even discussed on Nairaland. I challenge you to quote the newspapers where it was advertised and the thread where it was discussed on Nairaland. The only discussion on Nairaland was the one done by the people that passed the back door. Check other organisation's discussion on Nairaland, you'll see the thread will begin with the advert by the organisation and not people asking about the pay and all that.

Jarus stop yarning dust abeg. And there I was thinking you had something up there. It's sad and annoying really.  

You dey talk to people in right places. I dey tell you based on what I KNOW. Abegi make i hear word.

Do i sound like I'm looking for employment to have lost out? mtscheeew.

Were you looking for this https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-37854.0.html ??

Someone even said he rather vote IBB than Sanusi, it shows how some people hate anything good from North, and laugh anything evil from North, SMH

KDULAR:
Emotions , emotions and emotions!!!. This cannot help in decipering the contents of the interview. A christian though am I and will definitely want everyone around me to become Christians , likewise a Muslim willl want everyone to become a Muslim either but not forcefully through intimidation, deprivation and by violent. This I have seen happening with both Christians and Muslims but the more violent ones are mainly from you know where.
This guy revealed the immediate roots of the menace that is currently ravaging us.rather than delibrate on that, we continue to throw stones at all direction . the reason I said in one of my earlier post replies that, the future of this country is bleak with the so called literate nay educated youths not showing the temperament needed to analyse issues and proffer tangible pragmatic and less emotional solutions. The ability to remain calm and calculative in the midst of crisis of this magnitude is very important. And don't fuel more hatred by either insulting the faith of another person. you may only advice and appeal to the humanity in them rather than descend to the low abyss the aggressor is .
lets have a clean thread . this is too serious for some "Your Mama" game going on .

I respect you, tell them please

fyneguy:
Much as I ascribe this ugly trend to overdependence on importation, roundtripping also largely contibutes to it.

CBN really needs to authenticate some of the forex requests. The requests are outrageously suspect.

A request means real cash (normally in the form of submitted bank drafts which are confirmed) has been submitted.

So what other means of authentication do you mean or suggest?

A woman and her family were shot by Libyan rebel fighters in a deadly attack because their last name was Gaddafi, it has been reported.

Mother-of-three Afaf Gaddafi was attempting to flee the war-torn country with her children and other family members over fears that their surname would land them in trouble.

Mistaken for Gaddafi loyalists, rebel fighters opened fire at them near an airport - killing the couple’s two daughters Yam, 20 months, and Aden, three weeks, as well as Afaf’s mother and sister.

Afaf Gaddafi and her three-year-old son Ahmed, who has no links to Muammar Gaddafi other than sharing a name, survived the attack.

After realising the mix-up, soldiers from Libya’s National Transitional Council (NTC) escorted the family to hospital, but four of the six victims could not be saved.

Afaf lost her eye in the shooting and husband Essam Arara hopes that she can now receive specialist treatment in the UK.

London School of Economics graduate Mr Arara, who was living in Britain at the time of the shootings, told the London Evening Standard: “None of them are even related to Muammar Gaddafi - it is just a surname given to many thousands of members of his tribe.

“But my wife and all our relatives were afraid that they could immediately be subjected to revenge attacks just because of their names. So they decided to flee to a safer place."

“If their names had not been Gaddafi they would have stayed at home and all be alive today.”

Gaddafi is a common surname in the North African country indicating that the person is part of the Gaddadfa tribe.

Mr Arara, 36, was arranging for the family to join him in Britain. He said: “After what my wife and son have been through they cannot face living in Libya. Britain is our only chance for a decent future.”

Libya’s National Transitional Council was unable to comment in time for publication.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/family-shot-by-rebels-because-of-gaddafi-surname.html

Madness at its core, imagine what these people will do to "Black Nigerians with surname "Gaddafi", yes there are so many thousands of people from North of Nigeria named Gaddafi.

Sounds Honest

[quote author=yawa-ti-de link=topic=757594.msg9183570#msg9183570 date=1316520800]auwal,

I am well aware of that. My point wasn't that but why we would be doing that. Totally unnecessary[/quote]oh ok, I think they registered the .gov.ng after they must have finished working under the .com domain, so the webmaster might just be lazy to transfer/copy everything under the .gov.ng

Another thing I am skeptical about, must companies (especially bank) doesn't trust the .ng domains, I think there should be just domains like access.com.ng, gtb.com.ng, fcmb.com.ng, scb.com.ng, etc, instead of those long names used for the .com.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7918383.stm

Snoop Dogg has revealed he has joined the Nation of Islam after appearing at the religious group's annual Saviours' Day event in Chicago.
The rapper, who described himself as the "leader of the hip-hop community", told followers he would share what he learned with other musicians.
He told reporters that he joined the group because he was "doing what's right and representing what's right".
It preaches self-reliance for black people within an Islamic framework.
At Sunday's event, the rapper sat on stage while Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan gave a speech.

He said afterwards that listening to the speech from Mr Farrakhan was "about a mirror - it's about looking at yourself".
He added: "We're doing a lot of wrongs among ourselves that need correcting."
When asked if he had joined the movement he said: "I'm already in the Nation, that's why I'm here.
"I'm an advocate for peace, I've been in the peace movement ever since I've been making music.
"My whole thing is not about really trying to push my thing on you.
"It's just about the way I live, and I live how I'm supposed to live as far as doing what's right and representing what's right - that's why I was here today."
He would not say when he had joined the Nation of Islam.
Other rappers previously involved with the movement include NWA star-turned-actor Ice Cube.

[quote author=yawa-ti-de link=topic=757594.msg9148365#msg9148365 date=1316030341]Interesting observation of nigeria.gov.ng, now that it is back up:

So I am poking around, in search of ideas for: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-759968.0.html

I then click on "news" and I notice that the layout has changed and in fact looks much better. I then look at the logo and notice, "nigeriafirst.org", I then say "okay, wen that one happen now" and look at the url and notice: http://www.statehouse.gov.ng/ . To make matters even more "interesting", www.nigeriafirst.org actually exists and has the same content as the state house site, and no, neither redirects to the other.

Now I am totally perplexed but that is by the way. My questions:

1) How many of you are aware of http://www.statehouse.gov.ng/
2) How many of you are aware of nigeriafirst.org
3) What in the world is happening to our dear country's online presence? [/quote]If you look at the source of both, the actual files are under nigeriafirst.org, so it is the main domain for the website, they eventually redirect statehouse.gov.ng to nigeriafirst.org without you knowing using "Masked Forwarding".