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thanks guys...I appreciate

Caleycash:
i will reply u soon am havin sum problëms with my email pls

@ Akintommi pls contact me now at cj4life35@gmail.com

Normal duration for a swiss visa to get ready is three to four months according to d embassy in Nigeria... pls is dere anyway dat I can get mine within 2months?!...pls I need urgent answer

If u got bucks,u change girls like clothes...ion got time for cracked shit online girls #NPNG

Emphatically described me... but I get annoyed or irritated easily,that's my nature.tried to change to no avail

boombay:
pls Where is wuse... i don't know there because i schooled in France


























OMG!... RIP to the dead and the injured

U are a fool...na only skul outside Nigeria?, mtcheww everytime I schooled in france

boombay:
pls Where is wuse... i don't know there because i schooled in France


























OMG!... RIP to the dead and the injured

U are a fool...na only skul outside Nigeria?, mtcheww everytime I schooled in france

akintommi: @Caleycash,

Wat's good man? I sent u an E-message but no response yet...

i will reply u soon am havin sum problëms with my email pls

Useless Nigerian movies...mtcheeww

its only in Nigeria u ll see such baloney acts...even some male folks do so

Arinzechukwu

Santino1: Don't really know much about Geneva but I do believe you should be able to get some part-time job especially if you speak french fluently like Iko5000 rightly pointed out.

It helps if you are a science student as there are professors looking for someone to help do some minor laboratory works and all.

thanks alot but am into the field of art...and I got some confectionery,baking and driving skills.tho I understand French a bit buh am not good in speaking

rman: On top wetin? Just an observation. Stop projecting your insecurity and shallow mind by coming online to insult people.

Without a doubt, it is obvious your entire existence and happiness is tied to GEJ being president. Seriously, I don't envy you.

Get a life!

Av seen ur own life u've got...Ozu atiti!!!

Hy everyone... please I jus gained admission at a university in Geneva,Switzerland am almost thru with my processings.jus waiting 4 my visa.pls how is the place and it's people cuz am a bit nervous,is there availability 4 part time work 4 students?...pls if u reside there presently or have been there b4 give me ur best advice/word u know thanks in anticipation

Repteam: This water scares d shit out of me. What do they call people that are sacred of big ocean or so?

it should be Oceanophobia

So all of una want tall boys...who cum want short boys?!

so no girls comment here?!...na only mary kay una sabi

Lazy girls/women gon like thiz

I die hard mtcheeeww

when I was a kid I was afraid of frog croaking in night; I do cry a lot when I hear it...can't explain y

funshint: When U̶̲̥̅̊ are about to die....it feels like when u're turning down those old TVs gradually!

Lol

funshint: When U̶̲̥̅̊ are about to die....it feels like when u're turning down those old TVs gradually!

Lol

Encrypted post!

rman: The first thing I noticed too.

U are both fools...so u don't know sometimes when u laugh u close our eyes b4 u den open it.d cameraman is as foolish as u two,Nonsense!!!

Jamaica and run...always topping

All of u are very wicked...do u know how that individual summoned up courage to approach u?!,jus give d person a clear and nice answer xcept d person persists

italent101: Silverbird has released new photos of this
year's MBGN contestants in very fine
traditional outfits.
Whose look do you think is the finest? See
more photos below....

miss kogi is damn Charmin and pwetty

dridowu: Superstitious Romanians have been packing out local churches after a local woman claimed the ghost of her dead grandmother had taken over her mobile phone and used it to send a "selfie" from the other side.

Petrified Gina Mihai, 34, said: "When I switched the phone on I was horrified to see my dead grandmother's face. She had what looked like a snake around her neck, and the whole image looked as if it had been taken through a hole, like it was shot through a tear in the fabric that separates the living from the dead.

"I took it to a fortune teller who told me that my grandmother was sending me a message from the other side, the snake around her neck was a symbol of the fact that she was being punished in the other life for some sin. By contacting us she was telling us that if we were to pray for her, we would still be able to save her soul."

But now not just Gina and her family had been spending overtime in the local church in Scurtesti in south eastern Romania, but also dozens of other families terrified about the implications of a snake wrapped ghost sending a message from the other side.

In Romania once a year there is a feast, the Service of Alms, in which Romanians travel to the local graveyard and hand over food as a gesture to the spirits in the afterlife. The food itself is in reality handed over to the poor at the end of the day, but the gesture is seen as providing nourishment for those who have passed on in the afterlife.

Gina said: "My grandmother died three years ago and I haven't taken any food for her to the graveyard. I was making doughnuts at the time and didn't want to get the phone dirty so I put it in my pocket, and when I took it out there was the image on the phone. The fortune teller told me that was a mistake not to have paid tribute to her with an offering of food, and it was significant that she contacted me while I was cooking. I have taken doughnuts to the cemetery every day since then."

Florica Mihai, 45, another relative, said: "The village priest told me that we need to do 40 Days of Alms to make up for those that we missed and we are doing it now. We want to help her soul to be saved."


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SAUCE

dead is dead!!!

ICHINONYE: [b] Jacob wrestled with one of the angels and the angel told Jacob that from now, you are Israel. So, Israel – the children of Jacob – were subjected to slavery and they prayed to God. God answered their prayer and then, there was an exodus.

They left Egypt and these children of Eri, Gad were part of the exodus. They arrived at a big sea and when Moses struck the water, the sea divided into two and they were able to pass through. Though, there was a calamity as the Pharaoh of Egypt at the time used his chariot to chase them so as to take them back. You know fully well that God did not allow Moses to enter the Promised Land.

When they came to River Jordan, that was where Moses handed the covenant over to Joshua. Now, the responsibility of guiding the Israelites was then on Joshua. That covenant placed in the River Jordan was very significant because God told Joshua to remove 12 stones from that river and those 12 stones represented the 12 tribes of Israel.

Now we are talking about the 12 tribes, we are talking about the tribe of Eri because Gad was the tribe that begat Eri. After suffering, some of them went back to Egypt and they were so tempted by the difficult position those Islamic Jihadists pulled on them.

The children of Eri refused to be converted to Islam and they ran away from Egypt to Nnubia and to other places. Each area they went, these jihadists kept on conquering the places. Nnubia was another parallel empire to Egypt as they had Nnubian Pharaohs and Egyptian Pharaohs that fought several wars. After the wars, Nnubia became extinct and later turned to the present Sudan nation.

That was the area where Eri and his devotees stayed and after the fall of Nnubia, they had to take off again and started moving down south, looking at a place where those jihadists won’t attack them. They became refugees and the children of Eri later arrived at a placed called Jutkom, southern part of Kaduna but presently in Taraba State.

Again, the jihadists visited them and conquered the place and they kept moving towards the Nile basin. They preferred moving on the river basin where they could always get food and water.

They later arrived at the first confluence of River Niger and Benue and wanted to see whether they could live there, but the jihadists came and conquered the place.

In their movement towards the southern side, they arrived at another confluence. This confluence was the tributary of River Niger and Benue known as ‘Ezu na Omambala’. When Eri and his devotees arrived at this place, dressed in Usman Dan fodio kind of regalia and were so tired, they tried to settle there.

Though this area was every small and there were no commercial activities there, they decided to stay there. But they did not settle at the front water because of their previous experiences of attacks. They moved five miles inside the region of the confluence and settled in the interior.

They were only four in number and they cleared a small space and started life there. They named the place Eriaka, meaning the home of Eri. Eri begat children there and assimilated the people living around despite their civilised exposure.

Already, the first question posed to Eri by the people living there was: “Who are you?” Actually, there was difficulty in language but when the question was thrown, Eri answered them, ‘We are Igbos’.

http://www.today.ng/news/ndigbo-originated-from-egypt-jacobs-son-is-the-father-of-nri-monarch/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter [/b] below is the Pic of His Majesty, Eze Obidiegwu Onyesoh, MFR, the traditional ruler of Nri kingdom

this is total bullshit

PrinceAdepoju: Health Aspects of Watermelon
Other than the vitamins and minerals, the most important health benefit of watermelon is that it contains carotenoids, which have antioxidant properties. Lycopene, which gives red color to the flesh, forms a major chunk of the carotenoids in this fruit. 100 grams of the fruit contains 4.5 mg of lycopene, which is helpful in reducing the risk of many types of cancer and cardiovascular diseases. Watermelons contain an amino acid called citrulline, which is used by the human body to produce another amino acid known as arginine. Arginine helps remove ammonia from the body and produces nitric oxide, which is helpful in lowering high blood pressure and in preventing erectile dysfunction. The nutrients in watermelon help in fighting and preventing many diseases. Watermelons are associated with various health benefits, some of which are given below:
*.Watermelons contain vitamin B, which is helpful in producing instant energy in the body.
*.Beta carotene contained in watermelons, helps to boost the immune system and also in fighting age-related blindness.
*.Watermelons are rich in water and so are helpful in preventing dehydration. The low-calorie content of this fruit, makes it a best choice for diet-conscious people.
*.Potassium helps in lowering high blood pressure and fights kidney stone formation. This mineral is also said to be good for preventing conditions, like stroke and heart problems.
*.It helps in reducing symptoms of asthma, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
*.Being rich in antioxidants, watermelon is said to be good for fighting the action of free radicals in the body. This reduces the risk of various types of cancer and heart diseases.
*.Watermelon has diuretic and cleansing properties that makes it beneficial for those with certain kidney and bladder diseases.
*.This fruit is also used for skin care, as topical application of its juice is found to reduce skin blemishes. Watermelons are also used in various cosmetics like, lipsticks and shower gels.
*.It is also used as a remedy for constipation and is believed to be helpful for cleansing the toxic wastes in the body.

In general, most of the fruits are beneficial for the human body; particularly watermelon, as it is fat-free, low in calories and is also a rich source of nutrients. Unlike other fruits, the ratio of nutrients per calorie is higher in watermelon. However, excess intake of watermelon may cause certain health problems in some people. Regular intake of this fruit in large amounts may cause hyperkalemia (high potassium levels in blood) in some cases. This is mostly seen in those with kidney diseases.


Watermelon and Diabetics
Those with diabetes have to be cautious about the food they consume, as their blood glucose levels may raise with intake of certain foods. So, diabetics are advised to stay off such foods, which have high glycemic (or glycaemic) index. Intake of foods with higher glycemic index can raise the blood glucose levels very fast. Watermelon with a high glycemic index also comes in this list. However, according to latest researches, this fruit is beneficial for diabetics, if used in MODERATION. This is because of the low glycemic load of this fruit. Glycemic load is a newer concept that takes into consideration, the carbohydrate level of the food as well as the serving size, along with the glycemic index (for calculating the effect of that particular food on the blood glucose levels). As per this new concept, watermelon has low glycemic load. This is because of the high water content and low carbohydrate level of this fruit, per serving. So, now it is said that watermelons can be consumed by diabetics, in small amounts. It takes large amounts of the fruit to affect the blood glucose levels. However, it is advisable to monitor the blood glucose level, after consumption of watermelon. Above all, consult your doctor before introducing this fruit in your diet.
While buying watermelons, select the ones with smooth skin, which is dark green. Go for the ones, which are heavy and with a white or yellow patch as a sign of ripening. The seeds should be dark black and the flesh should be dark pink or red. You can hear a hollow sound, while thumping a ripe watermelon. Now that you are equipped with some useful tips to buy watermelons, I am sure, you will be able to pick some of the good, ripe ones and enjoy the summer in a healthy way.

I hate watermelon with passion!!!..... I luv pineapple