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MzansiCoolio: |
NOETHNICITY:Thank you, I can see you read your Holy Book well and understand it. Kindly preach the message to other Muslim faithfuls, cos they see nothing wrong in consuming hard drugs but don't wast time in destroying alcohol up North (Hisbah). |
Objectivist04:You remind me of my childhood . There is a street in my home town where those guys who deals on casket do their work, each time I unknowingly enter the street, that night will be series of nightmares for me. I avoided that street until I saw death finish and became mature to see death as nothing serious even though one still shed tears when a loved one passes on. On a serious note, I agree with your suggestion above, coffins are not daily consumables, why make them in numbers and display like clothes everywhere? In big towns, they are not displayed like that sha. I haven't sighted coffins anywhere in Abuja before. |
Objectivist04:I understand you, I mentioned east cos the post is about Anambra state and some folks are trying to condemn a law which they ought to embrace with joy. Almost every region is trying to abolish the culture/tradition of wasting money during burial now. Just recently, the traditional ruler of Idoma nation of Benue state, Och'idoma released new laws on burials and traditional wedding, all these are to reduce the rate at which people struggle so much just to meet up with unnecessary expenditure in the name of burial and wedding. |
NOETHNICITY:Alcohol doesn't ruin anyone, it's excessive consumption of it that ruins. Between alcohol and the drugs predominant among northern Muslims which is more dangerous? A bottle of codine has more effects in the body (intoxication and damage to the internal organs) than four bottles of beer or few shots of spirit. Is it consumption of alcohol that Islam/Christianity forbids or substances that intoxicate? Why do you northern Muslims consume other stimulants with reckless abandon but see those who consume alcohol like sinners that should be stoned to death? I know my correct Yoruba Muslim brothers don't deceive themselves, na we and them the run things for joint. ![]() |
nazicartel:I am older than your elder brother. Don't assume everybody here speaks or understand Igbo language. If you want to engage me, write in English or at least pidgin. You guys like to show up too much in the east. |
WantsandMore:They were annoying with those fouls, the last one that led to the third goal was silly. See the correct pass given to that small baby who was scared of scoring goal, just after the agbaya lost the possession, a counter attack was launched and it led to a goal. |
AllenSpencer:Nothing exposed in them, Guinea played like amature today, those fouls committed that led to the last two goals were all avoidable. I didnt see any spectacular play by Congo, they just played a careless team. |
Inexperience killed Guinea. That clear chance missed at the beginning of the second half could have motivated them to stay in the game well. Unnecessary fouls committed left and right, they played like they don't know the rules of football. |
nazicartel:What's difficult in burial? At the end of the day, won't you put the corpse down six foots below the ground? When someone dies, reach out to family members, friends and colleagues, the bereaved gather to discuss the date of the burial and the financial commitments involved. One month is enough to prepare for the burial except you are planning to turn the burial to a show as we watch in nollywood movies. |
Gradually, saniting is returning to every region. Why keep a corpse for months, years all to to prepare for a show called befitting burial? Let the deads breathe jaree.. |
Good evening brethren. Please, I don't know if anyone has dropped the contact details of the MD of PTDF here before. If yes, can someone help me quote it or drop it here for me. A brother need it to try his luck, please. |
Muees:Read my post again slowly. "If all things being equal". |
SmartyPants:AU is the general body of all Africans state, while ECOWAS is strictly for West Africans states. If all things being equal, you can't be a member of AU if you are not a member of ECOWAS. All ECOWAS are AU members but not all AU members are ECOWAS members. In summary, ECOWAS ( AU. |
mcobinad:I was also shocked at the NGA Vs CMR match ball possession too. |
On the face of the Mauritanian players I can see, "we no go gree for this people today" . The guys are playing with all the energy in their body, spirit and soul. Nice one, Cape Verde are making one mistake so far, playing at thesame pace with Mauritania, I think this is where Super eagles show class, they will dull your morale till you lose all the energy in you and begin to go at their pace. |
femi4:I said roughly 50:50, who says it can't be balanced? |
Can somebody explain to me how this ball possession is being measured? I keep seeing the opposite of the reality on my screen in most matches. In this match so far, the ball possession ought to be roughly 50:50, but I am seeing 67 in favour of Cape Verde. |
No team come this AFCON come play oo, Una the see Mauritania so? |
bdon123:Honestly, I dont understand why all this unnecessary rivalry oo. Ghana is the only Africa nation that I can say share alot of similarities with us, from movie to music we flow. How did the bad blood started? Could it be the, "Ghana must go" issue back then that is still paining them till date? |
Kingosytex:Lol..don't mind that guy, he/she is on every football threads with this his/her new research. ![]() |
CoolAmbience:You guys should stop this already, after yesterday's game if you don't see any exceptional trait of a good player in Osihmen then you have a problem with appreciating good things. That young man deserves all the praises he is receiving at the moment. What makes a player an excellent one? Go and watch that game again, the guy is not that type of average striker who waits for ball to get to him before attempting to score. He hustles for the ball, he is all over the pitch ensuring that his team is on track, there is hunger for winning in him. How many strikers currently in the whole world are better than him? What he needs to bang goals for us is a creative midfielder. The balls are not reaching him well, he goes to source for ball himself. Appreciate whose is doing well. |
All I have to say is, whoever discovered Calvin Bassey for the team has done so well for us. The young man is a true patriot, so determined to see his team go higher. Osihmen is another player working so hard to record his name in the record of Naija legends. At a point I was wondering if he is a defender as he shuffles between defence, mid field and attack. Drogba is proud of him, he (Drogba) be like, this guy is a beast like me. |
1qpqqq1qq Dmacqh:it's not a must they watch the matches. You been on this stupid mission since two weeks ago. Abort it already, you don't beg to live a luxury live. |
Just look at how fake people have become in naija. "A whole big brother naija", what's special about a big brother naija ex house mate that owing a warehouse that runs into millions of naira is below standard? |
Dmacqh:See what you are begging for? Some of you are just witch on this platform. Is it a must to use cable TV? |
How many shots has he had on target so far? ![]() |
richie240:No matter how calm you appear and sweet your profile look like, I can still detect your kind of person from few lines if chats with you. We didn't go to school to learn only our course of study. They have not given birth to the person that will scam me via social media yet and I don't think the person will ever be born. |
[quote author=matify83 post=128086381]Thanks for bringing this to public discuss. I have always had my reservations for this trend which is fast gaining popularity. Firstly, the assertion of improvement in water run off does not hold water. A 45 degree slope is enough evacuate any amount of precipitation. The idea may have started from people copying western designs without configuring them to our climate. The high roof creates space for the attic which "oyibo" people also use as living spaces. But in our clime, you would fry to death because of the heat up there. Some have adduced that it makes the house cooler. This is another misconception because simple physics should tell them that the larger surface area of roofing tiles or aluminium exposed to the sun increases the convection of heat into the living spaces. More worrisome is the addition of cornices or parapet which prevents the roof from breathing thereby trapping tremendous heat in the attic and by extension the living spaces below. Visiting old institutions built during the colonial era, you will marvel at how passive those design were and are liveable even without artificial cooling e.g UI main library, UCH main structures, ABH. In a nut shell, increasing floor to ceiling height with clerestory Windows is more tropical oriented than the miss-fit we are discussing quote\]. Kindly throw more light on the bolded to a lay man. Please, make it simple for a none civil engineer, building engineer or Architect. |
gasparpisciotta:Honestly some people are so stupidd and unintelligent. Before I interact with anyone on Facebook, first thing I do is to check your profile and your contact list if any, from your profile and timeline, I should be able to code your kind of person. |
Samunique:Honestly I dont see anything extraordinary in Morocco. So far, I can say only Cape Verde, Senegal and Equatorial Guinea have been outstanding. |
Why is Red,Yellow and Green the dominant national colours of almost all the African nations? |
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. There is a street in my home town where those guys who deals on casket do their work, each time I unknowingly enter the street, that night will be series of nightmares for me. I avoided that street until I saw death finish and became mature to see death as nothing serious even though one still shed tears when a loved one passes on. On a serious note, I agree with your suggestion above, coffins are not daily consumables, why make them in numbers and display like clothes everywhere? In big towns, they are not displayed like that sha. I haven't sighted coffins anywhere in Abuja before.
