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I don't even know the status of mine, I have NIN number but no ID card. Funny thing is I got the NIN from my GTB USSD platform I checked my balance using the *737# USSD code and my NIN number + BVN was there. |
Boredasf:God is my witness I didn't and won't look at that girl's dp, she put in her shade quietly. Lol E pass front seat of car with AC? Na today |
UyaiIncomparabl:You know you eventually gave in your two cents still, subtle yet classy. |
olanreyman:Hello bro, please where is your location, I am interested |
Kobojunkie:Okay Chief |
Kobojunkie:Nope he did not he repented in the end. The ending of the book of Ecclesiastes confirms it as his conclusion. After his search for wisdom and enjoyment of life, he concluded To Fear God, keep his commandments...for it's the duty of a man and God will bring every work hidden or open to Judgement |
It's not everything I see i'll comment on |
Hathor5:I agree with you on not having the strength to fight You are welcome Hathor5 |
grammarnazi2:LMAO.......Some of your finest works |
Hathor5:The picture of Dorian Gray, got it, I'll get around to it......sometime Yes.....Broadway does stage musical, I had completely forgotten sef, funny you should mention musicals, only a few nights ago I decided to listen to The Phantom of the Opera, outta nowhere. I do enjoy musicals, not high school musicals oo. I loved La La Land. The Producers and the likes. As For plays I haven't really read much, I sort of gave up reading for a long time, even the Shakespeare I read I have forgotten them but I liked The Merchant of Venice, also almost everybody's books seems to have been given a moviedeal now e.g The Great Gatsby by Fitzgerald so it seemed redundant at the time to want to read to book. Truth is no matter how great the movie is, it never completely catches the essence of the book. I am partial that Fifty Shades of Grey never did the novel complete justice." I have not heard of Sarah Kane, if I have I most likely cannot remember. I do appreciate tragedy in plays, it sobers one up. Romeo was too quick to have ended his story as a tragedy, dude should have waited at least 5 mins before offing himself, but I guess that's the point if Juliet had woken up to him by her side, their story ceases to have that dark, gloomy, melancholic ending of Sarah Kane. I think the mind has always been the battlefield and depression one of it's opposing Generals, we no longer have strong people willing to fight for what it theirs, in battles that can only be fought by them. That being said, life really can kick one when one is down. Ola rotimi is an african playwright, Baba Ogunde(but his may have been in yoruba). I like satires when I understand them |
Hathor5:I am only just rediscovering books again, but so far I seem to have a preference for fantasy, murder mystery, fiction (esp about a specific topic) for e.g The book you had mentioned, I am curious to see how Mitch will describe the types of people in heaven, having never been to heaven himself. He must rely on his imaginations, so I like to see how that plays out. I have never read Oscar Wilde but I have read lots of quotes from him. In my experience when a writer has many quotes attached to his name, he probably is a good writer. C.S Lewis is I think right now my favorite author As for plays , the only one I know is "The gods are not to blame by Ola Rotimi" and I don't think I have taken much liking to "pages" to completely grasp them..........Is it something similar to Broadway? |
Hathor5:Okay thank you What kind of books do you like to read, maybe a favorite genre? |
Hathor5:Yup the Five People you meet in Heaven, I hope it's a good read |
Hathor5:Oh wow! Really, you must really read a lot then, it's not a very common book I think and you pretty much just recommended a next book for me somewhat. The seeds are the little idea planted by C.S Lewis in the book to see Aslan(the lion) as Jesus Christ, as a savior, knowing that he is always with them. It also helps to put in moral qualities into children, as knowing right from wrong, it even encourages trusting the Lord(Aslan,Jesus) when nobody trusts or believes you and you are sure to have gotten a message from him. It is further exemplified in the fourth book of the series: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader when Aslan tells the children that they have to search out his name in their world, as he is known by a different name their world. Which I think simply means if they can know his name in Narnia (Aslan), when the child figures out that Aslan has the same qualities as Christ then,It would be easy for children(us,believers) to trust him. It's also noteworthy that Aslan revealed himself as a Lamb to the children as well. I believe these are wonderful seeds to insert into a child's mind from the onset, yet the spirituality is covered that the undertones may be discarded and enjoyed as a great fantasy novel read. Apologies for the long answer |
Currently reading Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom, very quaint in thought provoking manner about aging. I also just finished The Chronicles of Narnia all 7 books, the fantasy-spiritual approach of C.S Lewis was very much like a seed planted. He is one of my favorite authors and I like to think an intellectual giant. |
With all the Jumanji shii the world has seen this year, any form of positive reinforcement is welcome. Esp the handing out of relief packages by El Chapo's cartel. Even if it is just for the PR |
NuclearGodzilla:Really? How? Why? Or did you just watch the movie with Jim Carrey in it? |
Cloud699999:Bro, here's what you do regardless of your religion Whenever you feel the presence of that being, say these words "It is written, those that call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, You wandering Spirit I command you out of this house in Jesus name". Say those words as many times as you feel that presence, from the first moment you say it you will feel a certain peace around you Please do it |
Seperating religion from tradition is no mere feat. |
I always pity these oil-producing states, they receive the short end of the stick. They have been denied all dividends of having a valuable commodity, in a country where equity, justice and common sense is almost non-existent. Drinking water, farms, rivers have all been polluted and NOBODY will demand a clean up from the oil spills, as long as their Babaringa is stuffed, I recently watched Davido, Peruzzi and Duncan Mighty music video "Aza" and the first seven words of this comment says it best. |
scoundrel:Lmao....... Scoundrel ![]() On a serious note, regardless of his age, he shouldn't try it. |
Amanee:When I read your comment, I knew you had a way with words......wasn't at all surprised to find "writer" on your profile |
Someone7:True The good book didn't say bring him to your house and accommodate him |
Of all the news concerning the Chinese Doctors, this is the one I am most inclined to believe. I wouldn't put it far from the NG to launder it's public image through one of it's ministries, just to put the appearance of fighting Covid-19. The Drs were never meant for Nigeria, they were meant for the top Execs in CCECC. Chinese Pricks, they probably didn't want to get treated by a Black Dr |
Only the very advanced countries can sustain it for a longer duration, third world countries can't for more than two months,we are a fourth world country, so a total lockdown is out of the question. I read the write up and I still don't understand what is meant by "Isolated Lockdown" . We have to live with the pandemic, like an unwanted benign growth and hope it goes quietly on its own. Last last, everybody go enter street because Hungerbad and then it trickles down to the Law of Natural Selection. Modified: Isolated Lockdown means, only the worst-hit regions in the state or country would be on lockdown Goodluck Isolating Yaba from Surulere |
mamatwiny:May sef never finish |
Pattypatt:Deut 18:21 Also Why do you think that liquid metal is a charlatan? If you are being objective oo |
Very commendable, Everybody needs all the help they can get, regardless of country rank. HungerBad |
Softmojo:Say Hello to my little friend Marlo Brandon was powerful too in Godfather |
Covid-19 is no respecter of persons. The commissioner of health, Akin has been working overtime, make the guy himself no carry the virus. Na him job sha |
ignis:Actually he said being MANAGED by the state, While in totality the active cases are 33 the 31 active cases are being managed by the state. |
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The plays I have enjoyed most reading were Sarah Kane's plays, which are rather dark, gloomy and melancholic. She killed herself at the age of 28 so you can imagine the type of plays she wrote. I read them many years ago. I don't think I could read them again. I was curious about exploring mental illness back in the day but prefer to keep depressing moods away from me nowadays. Not that I have ever struggled with depression myself but I was kind of obsessed knowing why other people would.