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Education › Re: Delta State Polytechnic Bans Students From Driving Cars On Campus (Photo) by BluntCrazeMan:
ebukajay184:
Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, has allegedly banned students from driving cars within the school premises, IgbereTV has learnt.

Banners to this effect were put up at strategic locations on campus.

The school's management cited security reasons as a motive for this development.

@CallMeGiTy wrote on Twitter;


https://twitter.com/CallMeGiTy/status/1359247567331209218?s=20

https://igberetvnews.com/1382127/delta-state-polytechnic-bans-students-driving-cars-campus-photo/

Lalasticlala
A tighter and more stringent security check on the vehicles would solve the problem.
The university security would check the vehicles particulars so as to know whether the cars belong to them, or to their Parents??
If it belongs to their parents, then it has no business in the university premises.
They probably sneaked it out from their parents - which can also be categorized as stealing.
If it belongs to them, then they should provide information about their jobs in their students profile, and their jobs should be included in their University ID-Cards.
If the vehicles looks way beyond what jobs they said they are doing, then their tax profiles should also be verified at the point of check too.
(Now I just remembered that Nigerians don't pay tax for using expensive vehicles)
Politics › Re: Virtual Results Portal:- INEC Still Needs To Add More Buttons To The Portal by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:21am On Feb 11, 2021
Seun
Politics › Re: Virtual Results Portal:- INEC Still Needs To Add More Buttons To The Portal by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:20am On Feb 11, 2021
Lalasticlala
Politics › Re: Virtual Results Portal:- INEC Still Needs To Add More Buttons To The Portal by BluntCrazeMan(op): 1:54am On Feb 11, 2021
I just hope INEC sees this very thread as soon as possible, and do the needful.
By providing those needed additional results, they would be doing a big deal of good to a large number of Nigerians
Politics › Virtual Results Portal:- INEC Still Needs To Add More Buttons To The Portal by BluntCrazeMan(op):
Good Morning Nigerians.
(Good Morning INEC too)

I am an ardent follower of the INEC’s Online Virtual Results-Viewing Portal.
(https://inecelectionresults.com)

I follow every of the INEC’s Elections Bumper-To-Bumper through their Virtual Results-Viewing Portal.

The Most Recent Example is the Magama/Rijau Federal Constituency Bye-election of Niger State, which was held on the 6th of February, 2021.

In as much as I follow the news media for the prompt and immediate release of the news of the outcome of the elections, I also get myself highly glued to the INEC’s Virtual Results-Viewing Portal for the very detailed results with which I can comfortably do my Political-Sciences Analysis.

Nevertheless, the information that are being released by the INEC on their Results-Viewing Portal is never complete, and cannot be used for complete educational and academic purposes.

After analysing the Polling-units Results that are available on the Virtual Portal, one also needs to find the Wards Collated Results, and The L.G.As Collated Results on the same portal, and so on.
The Virtual Portal should also have the Final Collated Results of elections uploaded to it too.
INEC who is the Electoral Umpire should also be the ones to make the Election Results officially available to the public at no extra costs.
(And Not The News Media)

The INEC should put a little bit more effort in their Virtual Results-Viewing Portal and make it complete and much more useful to Nigerians.
They should provide buttons of the Portal where a viewer can click and get the Collated Results after viewing the Polling-units Results.
Same thing should happen at the LGA levels too.

(These Pictures Below Perfectly Explained What I Had Been Trying To Explain All These While..)

Politics › Re: Cows Strayed Into Wole Soyinka’s Land But He Wasn’t Attacked by BluntCrazeMan: 1:34am On Feb 11, 2021
So, you guys hailed the Cows??
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 1:56pm On Feb 06, 2021
BluntCrazeMan:
IS ALCOHOL PROHIBITED IN CHRISTIANITY?
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Some people would always come to the defence of Hisbah’s destruction of millions of Alcoholic Beverages by asking the question: “Is Alcohol NOT Prohibited In Christianity?”
And such people would always end their taunting questions by adding: “Go and STUDY your Bible”...
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My Answer to such question is very simple....

Alcohol is NOT Prohibited in Christianity.
1st Timothy 5:23 
and Ecclesiastes 9:7..

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What is prohibited in Christianity is:
“Getting Drunk”
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For someone to get drunk, he had to take excess alcohol way beyond his brain-carrying capacity.
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And this brings us back to the Bible again, where the Bible condemned Honey in a way.
Something that is as good as Honey, the Bible warns us not to take it too much.
Proverbs 25:16.
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What Christianity is preaching is That: “Too Much of Everything Is Bad.”

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Too Much of Food Is Bad.
Too Much of Water Is Bad.
Too Much of Salt Is Bad.
Too Much of Sugar Is Bad.
Too Much of Religion Is Bad.
Too Much of Spirituality Is Bad.
Too Much of Fanaticism Is Bad.
Too Much of Biased Thinking Is Bad.
Too Much of Dependent Thinking Is Bad.
Too Much of Independent Thinking Is Bad.
Too Much of Brainwashed Thinking Is Bad.
Too Much of Free thinking Is Bad.
Too Much of Blunt Truths Is Bad.
Too Much of Sugar-coated Truths Is Bad.
Too Much of Srtictness Is Bad.
Too Much of Straightness Is Bad.
Too Much of Laughter Is Bad.
Too Much of Riches Is Bad.
Too Much of Wealth Is Bad.
Too Much of Poverty Is Bad.

Too Much of Gold Is Bad.
Too Much of Longevity Is Bad.
Too Much of Talking Is Bad.
Too Much of Silence Is Bad.
Too Much of Loudness Is Bad.
Too Much of Dancing Is Bad.
Too Much of Singing Is Bad.
Too Much of Observations Is Bad.
Too Much of Intervention Is Bad.
Too Much of Intrusion Is Bad.
Too Much of Minding Your Business Is Bad.



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For those people that would come here to say that the Bible was referring to Non-Alcoholic Wine.

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The Jews that lived during the time of Jesus knew only how to produce the Natural Wine with Vine Grapes, which is a Naturally Occurring Alcoholic Fluid..
If Jesus Drank Grape-Juice which was made from the Vine Grapes, it would be stated as Grape-Juice in the Bible. (But Grape-Juice is very difficult to get and stored in its Non-Alcoholic form using natural processes, just the way it is very difficult to get and store Cashew-Juice or Soursop-Juice from natural processes.)
The production of Non-Alcoholic Wine from Vine Grapes is a more complicated process (and is done with some technologies that was invented during the medieval times).

(Even the so-called Non-Alcoholic Wine, once it is uncorked, begins to turn alcoholic after some hours - then, imagine the Jews who never had the technology produce the Non-Alcoholic wine in the first place, not to talk of having the technological means of preserving it).
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Simply Put.....
During the time of Jesus, they drank the natural wine from Vine Grapes which is a naturally occurring Alcoholic wine.
If the wine was not Alcoholic, then the Pharisees wouldn't have complained about it.
iamagod1,, please see this.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 1:16pm On Feb 06, 2021
zedman1:
I said it earlier, I know their type, open the Bible and show them the very point they're trying to make is wrong using the same Bible they're quoting yet they'll never give up. I'm not the type who insults people online but to be frank you're beginning to write like a ....... I will not use the word in my head. Abeg go rest. Ah ahn.
The thing taaya me too.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 11:13am On Feb 06, 2021
Speaktruth88:
Is it today? As long as your brothers pack their bags and go back to their villages where is the problem? Northerners are not the ones that don’t like staying in their states.

Every single state in this country has a culture and things they don’t accept, if you don’t agree with that culture carry your bag and move you’re not a tree.
I guess the Fulani Herdsmen are going to take this advice of yours when the time comes??
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 11:11am On Feb 06, 2021
compton11:
is that the only law u have?


who are those neighbors?
I can gladly call you “A Big Fool” at this very moment.
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Bye..
Have A Nice Day.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 10:09am On Feb 06, 2021
IamWonderful:
Where did He drink after from been accused.
I'm sorry for you.
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I was about taking you to the table of The Last Supper, where everything that happened there was about Wine And Bread.
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But this question of yours just showed that you don't even read your Bible, not to talk of understanding it.
Politics › Re: This Is The Real Reason Why Crypto-Currency Bank Accounts Were Suspended by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:49am On Feb 06, 2021
The CBN Wouldn't Want You To Know This Anyway.
Politics › This Is The Real Reason Why Crypto-Currency Bank Accounts Were Suspended by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:48am On Feb 06, 2021
The Real Reason Why The CBN Suspended Bank Accounts That Were Connected To Crypto-Currency Was Because They Could Not Detect The Huge Crypto-Transfers And Exchanges That Happened Within The Crypto-Wallets, So That They Can Place The ₦50 Stamp-Duty Charges On These Transfers.
All That The CBN Could Detect Is The Final Money Transfers From Foreign Crypto-Currency Exchangers Into Such Bank Accounts That Are Connected With Crypto-Currency, For Which Only ONE Stamp-Duty Deductions Can Be Made.
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IF THERE IS ANOTHER BETTER REASON, PLEASE LET ME KNOW

Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:19am On Feb 06, 2021
IamWonderful:
They also accused Jesus Christ of coup plotter and destroyer before Pontius Pilates, say something else
Please, are you now saying that Jesus and his disciples Didn't drink wine??
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:04am On Feb 06, 2021
compton11:
ok tell me your law then
No need replying you with long texts.
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The most important Christian Law, and The Only True Christian Law is:
“Love Your Neighbours, Just As Jesus Had Loved All Human Beings”...
And Your Neighbours Are All Those Human Beings Around You..

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Now Answer Me, can Muslims keep this simple Law??
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 7:40am On Feb 06, 2021
Amustical:
Where is prof akintola of muric?.... Make e come yearnn his garbrish
He himself had started wailing too.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 7:36am On Feb 06, 2021
jacoik:
great and blessed is the womb you came out from. you just analyse it as it is. am waiting for one Mr righteous to counter you
But he won't counter it..
He definitely has no points with which to counter it.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 7:28am On Feb 06, 2021
Speaktruth88:
When you take your girlfriends to Dubai do you follow their laws? Or not? If you don’t like the laws or culture of a place don’t live there. Why is it hard?
Very soon, the Southern States will make laws that would make the Strong-headed Northerners to get very uncomfortable and leave the Southern States for good if they cannot cope.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 7:09am On Feb 06, 2021
compton11:
Christians get law?
If a person sees Stupidity from 3000 miles, the person go still know say na Stupidity him see..
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See the type of nonsense question a supposed human-being asked here.
Family › Re: Why Ladies Hardly Change Their Surnames After Marriage These Days by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:12pm On Feb 05, 2021
PROPHETmichael:
Usually I don't like discussing spiritual matters with people who are spiritually inclined but I feel led to help your spiritual illiteracy.... Let me break it down for you in the language that you will understand.

For example:
1. You visit a car stand (Village Automobile)

2. You spot a nice car.

3. You make enquiry about the car.

4. Village Automobile told you about the price etc

5. You make payment.

6. Village Automobile hand over the car key to you.

7. You drove out without making change of ownership I.e. the car now bears your name and not that of the previous owner, Village Automobile).

8. If you don't go back to correct your error, technically, you are just renting.

9. Village Automobile one day decided to call police, informing them that his car was stolen.

10. Police will trace and arrest you.

11. You will claim "but I paid for this car....this is the receipt...."

11. Police will say, "okay, but the car document bears (Village Automobile)"

12. You will now say "errm ermmm..."police will say "my friend shut up...You be thief..come with us to the station."

13. Police will then return the vehicle back to the owner whose name is on the document, pending further investigation which can take months if not years.

14. You will be lamenting and counting your loss during this period.

15. May your spiritual understanding be enlightened.

Shalom
I still don't understand.
So, keep your analogy.
I have made my point.
You can argue all you want.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op):
ikenna44:
while Christianity preaches against excesses... Christianity says thou shall not Judge! If other people decide to live their lives a certain way, its really none of your business... God will judge them!!!
But they are judging us already using their Hisbah..
What do we do??
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The way that they are almost always living their own lives is just by coming against our own way of life.
They are always trying to stop us from living our own lives in our own way..
Do we continue to wait on God?
Or do we leave their communities totally, since it is really difficult for us now to change our own “inbuilt” way of life, which they don't like?
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 5:42pm On Feb 05, 2021
jswitch:
The Nigerian constitution itself states that government must not adopt any religion as state religion. Even the penal codes exempts non- Muslims from being subjected to sharia penal codes.


But well, in Nigeria, anything goes- the laws are made by the rich for the poor alone to obey.
(@Bolded Paragraph)
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Please, if you can quote the parts of the Constitution that I can find these, I will be really grateful.
In fact, you will be doing a lot of us here a very big deal of goodness by quoting the sections.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 5:38pm On Feb 05, 2021
wirinet:
You people talk rubbish in order to propagate your personal doctrine. What do you mean by unfermented juice? Do you even understand what fermentation means? The minute you squeeze juice out of its fruit, it starts fermenting. My wife who has very little alcohol tolerance has gotten tipsy on zobo she made and left in the fridge for 2 days. How did ancient Jews during the time of Jesus and even after unferment grape juice?
He was just blabbing in the nonsense, just to let us believe that the Bible was referring to some sort of Non-Alcoholic type of wine..
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op):
IamWonderful:
Which specific people are you talking about? priest? Kings? haven't you read

1 Peter 2:9 But ye are a chosen generation, a ROYAL PRIESTHOOD, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light:

2:10 Which in time past were not a people, but are now the people of God: which had not obtained mercy, but now have obtained mercy. And mind you there is difference between fermented vine and unfermented juice, so trying attribute and claim what you weren't there is mischievous.
(@Bolded-Statement)..
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My guy, stop talking nonsense.!!
Stop saying what you don't know.
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Grapes ferment naturally.
There is no natural way to stop it.
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It takes some pressurised anaerobic methods to prevent the fermentation of grapes..
And these anaerobic methods were invented just recently. (Some few centuries ago)
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So, if you're not enlightened on any given topic, please stop sounding silly at it.
Celebrities › Re: BBNaija: Kaisha Denies Kissing Kidwaya; Shares Full Video Of Scene by BluntCrazeMan: 11:32am On Feb 05, 2021
If not that Kiddwaya stopped the kiss halfway,, she for accept the kiss full-time ooo..
Now she come dey deny as if she was the one that refused the kiss
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 11:25am On Feb 05, 2021
thebosstrevor1:
Where sharia law is not law, any law that the state supports covers you.
You see..
You're saying something that is not supporting your own argument.
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So, if the State doesn't support Sharia Law, why would the Hisbah Police be enforcing the laws on people who are not under their authority??
(Hisbah Police is just similar to ushers and church wardens in the churches).. Was the Hisbah Police authorised by the State to enforce its Sharia Law on every residents in the state?
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If parts of the Sharia Law is accepted as a State Law in some States, then it is the work of the Nigerian Police in that State, or constitutionally state-drafted police that should enforce such laws.
NOT SOME RELIGIOUS POLICE.!!
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 11:17am On Feb 05, 2021
IamWonderful:
There is difference between Vine/grape juice and the fermented ones with ethanol, Jesus didn't forbid rather do He encourage the drinking.
Say What You Know..
And Know What You Say..
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That's All I can tell you for now.
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Jesus Drank Wine, And Not Grape Juice.
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 10:21am On Feb 05, 2021
thebosstrevor1:
Sharia law and church law is different

Sharia law is some Muslim countries is state law, and state law covers everybody muslim and non muslim
And in some countries (or States) where Sharia Law is not A State Law (but is only regarded as Muslim laws for the Muslims), what happens??
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op):
edoairways:
BluntCrazeMan just one question, can you stand at the centre of a busy express road?
The center of every express-road is called Median Strip.
So, to answer your question..
My answer is YESS..
I can stand at the Median Strip of a very busy express-road.
In fact, I can even lie down there.
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But then, don't tell me that you're referring to Sharia Law as “A Busy Express-Road..”
That's really ridiculous.!!
Politics › Re: Does The Sharia Law Govern Non-muslims Too?? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:24am On Feb 05, 2021
thebosstrevor1:
Yrs, if you live in a place that practice sharia law, so it coverd you.
So, if you live near a Church in Enugu State, and they made laws inside the church to govern their members, you that is not a member of the church should also obey the laws just because you live near the church, and happened to hear their laws through their public-address-systems??

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