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Oooops:There's this herb called 'Efirin' in yoruba. Sorry I don't know the name in English. It really works. You just have to prepare a delicious soup with it (spice it with fish and other attractive recipe that will make it edible for the dog). It will cleanse its digestive system. Speaking from experience |
midehi2:You forgot one category; the OBSERVER... Who actually takes time to identify the different kinds of passengers |
Watched the video.. He never compared GEJ's fight of corruption to GMB's. I don't know what people gain from misleading others. Please watch the video before commenting... |
tonychristopher:Read more >>> http://www.wikihow.com/Check-a-Microwave-for-Leaks
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Before you dispose your microwave: Note about using a cell phone to test for microwave leaks Some web sites recommend using a cell phone to test a microwave oven for radiation leakage. You are supposed to put your cell phone in the oven and try to call it. If it rings, it is supposed to indicate a leak. However, this method is wrong because cell phones operate at different frequencies than microwave ovens. Even if the cell phone rings in the oven, this does not indicate a leak, so it is nothing to worry about. Protection against microwave leakage in microwave ovens is specifically tuned to the frequency of the microwaves (2.4 GHz) and is not expected to prevent other frequencies to get through (cell phone frequencies are in the 800 to 1900 MHz range). Read more about the proper ways to test on Wikileaks >>> http://www.wikihow.com/Check-a-Microwave-for-Leaks
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How come this is not on their website?
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Eronmosele:On the point of God being evil I'll like to rephrase. It's relative. One of the definitions of the word evil is an intention to harm or punish. Humans who do wrong will see God as evil when he decides to punish them. That's my point. So while you see Him in the nice, all-loving picture, do not forget that He is a consuming fire who can consume those who do evil. It is in that context that He appears evil to those who do evil. For example, he consumed a whole city of Sodomites with fire. So God is not harmless. He can cause great havoc and He owes no one any explanation. Neither does He need anyone to defend Him. People sometimes define good as nice and harmless, and that's where they get it wrong with God. |
Talking about after-life, Muhammad Ali has got something to say (watch here >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QE9XBovMk0 ). Back to the subject of God being evil, well, maybe she's not very far from the truth, just that she's got a jaundiced view of the facts. The fact is, God is an absolute God capable of doing both good and evil. He is God be it in light or in darkness. He remain God regardless of what you think of Him (we are just like tiny dots that will make no difference if we all decide to speak against his sovereignty. He ain't no democratic leader). But the question is; when (and to whom) does he decide to be evil. To those who do good he'll be good and to those who do evil, he will 'punish' (a term you'll consider as 'evil' when you're on the wrong side). However, God has been more tolerant in this dispensation of grace unlike the time of the law and prophets when he used the mosaic laws to judge people almost instantly. But be not deceived however, his tolerance is giving you the grace to ammend your ways so as to avoid eternal damnation. Pulling out some verses from the old testament is not sufficient to have a holistic view of God's personality. What you need is an encounter which you can freely get through the salvation offered by Jesus. |
I went for an event and recorded some important sections of the event using my phone (Tecno R7 specifically). Out of 22 videos, I could only watch 2. The other 20 videos refused to play both on the phone and on the laptop. i have used VLC and other video players but the videos just don't open. I'll be glad if anyone has any clue on this issue. I am ready to give more details if need be. Thanks |
One's experience defines one's philosophy |
ibdeals1:Please how do you subscribe? |
What we have in Nigeria now can be said to be a near-apocalypse (petrocalypse). Look at this.. No light, no fuel (even diesel is now being affected and the price of gas has almost doubled), very soon, no network (since they use diesel in powering generators used for masts), very soon, no water (except you are going to use solar energy or visit the marine powers by going to the river ). Some people will trek ehn. All these people trekking for GEJ and GMB still have more trekking to do. Some will still trek to Congo. Imagine a mass exodus characterised by a large number of smelling trekkers (where you go see water bath). They'll look like zombies in the 'zombie land' movie. For those who still have network (maybe 0.5G), they can tweet stuffs like #NaijaApocalypse #TrekkingThings. Jumia and Konga should start selling donkeys now o. I'd like to get one, though I wish Jumia could actually sell petrol sha the way Konga is selling engine oil. (Nothing wey person no go see for this life. On top sey i wan buy engine oil, i go dey order am online...funny people) People will soon start considering firewood for cooking. As for the marketers hoarding fuel, don't worry, very soon people will start bursting pipelines. A lot of jobless youths will start considering oil bunkery. Black market hustlers will port first. The possibilities are endless but I believe none of that will happen. The going gets tough when the tough gets going. The night is darkest when dawn is nigh. This particular time will go down in history as a turning point; a positive marker. Greatness lies ahead and we must stay positive as a nation. I am not saying Buhari is a magician but I know he has the will to effect positive changes, no matter how small they seem from the start. Nigerians will have to be patient (bitter truth) and let him first clear the mess GEJ left before we can see meaningful change. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. |
Lame excuse if you ask me. You did it for money. Shut up! and stop speaking now to save your skin. GMB doesn't have your time. If Buhari had lost we won't be having this article obviously. |
Here's a comment from a blog on which I first read the piece Chimamanda, nice piece but this is not a matter to over-flog. You’re not more Igbo than me and many others saying “let’s move on” “calm down”. Many of us your fans will like to see how you can promote national unity through your writings. You write with too much ethnic fervour for a writer that all Nigerians will like to see as a national ambassador. At the end, what reaction do you expect from your readers in writing this poignant criticism of what you consider to be anti-igbo trend? That we Igbos should hate those of our countrymen from other tribes more, feel oppressed, disliked and hold our heads down like an ostrich or take up cudgels against the Oba of Lagos who showed so much scorn for our tribe? You don’t live amongst us so it’s dangerous to yield to your temptation. If ethnic strife breaks out here, the genocide will be a material for your story telling abroad but some of us here may not be alive to read the story. Nigerians are coming out of those primordial ethnic sentiments you’re promoting. We are focusing on issues of development and the collective progress of all tribes, all tongues, all cultures in Nigeria. Igbos love Yorubas and Yorubas love Igbos. Leave all that story that do not change our lives for the better in any way my sister." - Stanley |
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Personally, this guy has taught me one of the greatest lessons of leadership yesterday. If you agree with the topic, hit 'LIKE'. |
Saw this on someone's dp. Worth sharing
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and people say they want to continuity... in a country where one can die anyhow anytime anywhere. Someone has to be responsible for this madness. Either the politicians who armed thugs for election or the security forces who are as good as non-existent. Even some hungry bitter policemen shoot folks anyhow now |
It's a deep one to ponder.
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For me, I think the best song I've seen so far is that for Ambode (APC Lagos Gubernatorial Candidate). Ambo o ambo Ambo o ambo Eko sheshebere ni o ambo o The best part is where Flavour said 'Elelelele' What about you? |
alfred5:Hmm. Are you a proponent of a divided nation or it will just delight you to witness massive bloodshed through another civil war? Wars don't determine who's right but who's left. |
In a country where militants are given the work of the NAVY to secure pipelines; where paid OPC goons are being secured by the Police while protesting violently and senselessly; where the first lady defies all ethics and asks her blind supporters to stone anyone that speaks of change; where the military forces, media houses & religious entities have been bought over by the ruling party; where the number one citizen states that stealing is not corruption and even attempts to defend it; where 1.8 million 'invisible' jobs were created by FG; where a menace that 'seemingly' could not be annihilated in 5 years, has been effectively silenced in less than 6 weeks [the list goes on....], what do we need? APC says we need CHANGE PDP says we need TRANSFORMATION . I say we need a REVOLUTION in every RAMIFICATION What do you say? |
Here's Why You Should Think Before Talking. Once upon a time an old man spread rumors that his neighbor was a thief. As a result, the young man was arrested. Days later the young man was proven innocent. After been released he sued the old man for wrongly accusing him. In court the old man told the Judge: 'They were just comments, didn't harm anyone.' The judge, before passing sentence on the case, told the old man to 'Write all the things you said about him on a piece of paper. Cut them up and on the way home; throw the pieces of paper out and come tomorrow to hear the sentence.' The next day, the judge told the old man: 'Before receiving the sentence, you will have to go out and gather all the pieces of paper that you threw out yesterday.' The old man said: 'I can't do that. The wind spread them and I won't know where to find them.' The judge then replied: 'The same way, simple comments may destroy the honor of a man to such an extent that one is not able to fix it. If you can't speak well of someone, rather don't say anything wrong... 'Let's all be masters of our mouths, so that we won't be slaves of our words.' Share it ! Source: www.facebook.com/wittycracks |
Another allegation without evidence. Tired of the rants...this election should come o |
Skeptics might not take this post or the threat of the BH-ISIS deal seriously but before you continue in your illusion of a safe and secure future, do not forget the popular paradox that a man will only have peace when he's prepared for war (i.e any situation). It will be a fatal mistake to ignore the recent development in local and international terrorism as the dreadful ISIS accepts BH's plea of allegiance. Nigerians must wake up now or be awakened later by a massive surge of violence they didn't prepare for. Here are a few notable lines for the people and leaders of the sleeping giant. 1) It's time to stop playing useless partisan politics. This will only weaken our much needed unity at this point. Terrorism must be treated as a common enemy and not as a tool in the hands of a particular tribe or religion. 2) The vulnerable youths must be engaged by FG before ISIS gets to them. ISIS is known to recruit more than any terrorist organisation. The group is a compendium of people from different parts of the world. Our government must create programs to engage vulnerable minds and idle hands. 3) Stop spreading religious hate messages through social media. It will only worsen an ominous situation. STOP IT..!!! 4) Nigerians need to stand united or crash divided....regardless of tribe, religion or political affiliation. If we become enemies of one another, then we will be doing even more damage to this country than all terrorist organisations combined. 5) If the culmination of avarice going on in our kleptocracy doesn't end, then we'll be toying will trouble. Nigerians must kill corruption now before it kills us. Corruption is the root cause of every crime, underdevelopment, disharmony in this country. 6) Praying and taking necessary actions should go together. |
Interesting views! Most of the remarks have suggested a decline. |
Personally, the power situation here has surprisingly gone from fair to bad, and some other people I have asked have had the same testimony. What has been your observation? |
RE: Maheeda Afraid Men May ‘Devour’ Her Daughter This is just a curious search of the opinion of guys on this platform. Maheeda the famous nudity queen said she doesn't like putting up her daughter's photo cos she's so fine guys would devour her (rephrased). So here's the question; would you date Maheeda's daughter despite the fact that her mother's naked pictures litters the internet? Would you even consider marrying her knowing that your mother-in-law shamelessly poses unclad for a living? Will you consider the influence the nudist might have had on her daughter? Over to you.....
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This message is for all relationships...... When I'll be dead....., your tears will flow,.. But I won't know... Cry for me now instead ! you will send flowers,.. But I won't see... Send them now instead ! you'll say words of praise,.. But I won't hear.. Praise me now instead ! you'll forget my faults,.. But I won't know... Forget them now, instead ! you'll miss me then,... But I won't feel... Miss me now, instead you'll wish... you could have spent more time with me,... Spend it now instead !! Moral: ''Spend time with a person you love the most , the one you care for. Make him/her feel special, for you never know when time will take them away from you forever''! Source: www.facebook.com/wittycracks |
It doesn't matter whether it's a blessing or a curse. The real power lies with the people not traditional rulers. |
Attending a wedding for the first time, a little girl whispered to her mother, "Why is the bride dressed in white?" "Because white is the color of happiness, and today is the happiest day of her life." The child thought about this for a moment, then said, "So why is the groom wearing black?" what will be your response? |



). Some people will trek ehn. All these people trekking for GEJ and GMB still have more trekking to do. Some will still trek to Congo. Imagine a mass exodus characterised by a large number of smelling trekkers (where you go see water bath). They'll look like zombies in the 'zombie land' movie. For those who still have network (maybe 0.5G), they can tweet stuffs like #NaijaApocalypse #TrekkingThings. 