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zeanslim:
Do you have Tecno BL-26AT for Tecno A3 (M9)

yes. the spec is available at the stated price, how many amount you need and when? you can also call customer line for more info

sonnie10:
What did he go through? Taking the girl to club was for his own pleasure. Do you know how much some guys pay to have a girl escort them to club? And here we have someone getting it free of charge yet he is not appreciative. Since the girl is also working, it might be that she is testing him to see if he is the kind that would shy away from his basic responsibility should they eventually get serious. Remember, that if one is faithful in little deeds, he could be trusted on bigger issues. Forget about giving her money, for a guy who did not even care to ask how the girl was going to manage after the ATM issue, is not a good sign. The fear of failure, in this case rejection is one reason people do not achieve their goals. Op was too sensitive about being used, so he went out of his way to make sure that he secures his ground first before making commitments.

Show me a man that has never made any mistake and I will show you failure. In life, you cast your bread on many waters. Do you know how many times Buhari gave a shot at the presidency? At a point, people started making mockery of him but he persisted. He must lost money and respect in the process. Do you know that even in business, those businesses with low risk do not have as much profit as those with high risk?

So Bros, take you time and consider what is good for you and go for it. After all, life is about the pursuit of happiness.

trash, is this some golddigger hiding behind a male profile or is this guy a woman wrapper. please cut away some of this dirty slacks. lets focus in better issues

KashyBaby:
Mmmmm...my palms are sweating...lemme find babacele for this...

baby, you could as well tell me in email or phone, not all men does this rubbish.. atleast you agree with me that not all Philippines men are good people

Estharfabian:

very foolish masochist. you had better change for good..

joliyp:
I met this guy not quite long on a social media, we are friends and I think he wants me but too shy to express his desire. He barely looks into my eyes and whenever am close to him, he tends to develop cold feet: I think I like him but how long do I wait for him ...maybe because we are not on the same level ? am a working class Lady and he is still in school





Should I ask him out or wait for another guy? I like him alot.

be careful what you listen to online because a lot if evil people come to internet and they do give destructive advices especially where they own no responsibility for what they say.. now Back to the topic, it could be that he really loves you but he is shy. now mind you that shy ones are mostly innocent. if he was an extrovert, he would act and behave like most naija men.. why not ask him out first as a test and monitor his behavior to see if there is going to be any change you are suspicious of thereafter.. mind you a cassanova or liar cannot pretend to be shy naturally ,that's impossible.. also be careful of rubbish estherfabian posts because she is a deluded feminist and she herself don't believe in love.. am sure you have read stories of married women who loved and still love their shy husband

sonnie10:
Bros., read my comment again but very slowly this time. Did you see when I said unconditionally? When you give, give because you want to give not because you expect her to marry you in return. What kind of thinking is that? So, she has to sign an agreement of marriage before you can give? If you are dating an unemployed lady, how do you feel going out with her in rags while you kit-up with your Gucci suits and shoes? Won't you look ridiculous? And when you go out there and see other girls well dressed you appreciate them. That is wickedness, I am not saying you should close your bank account but discretion in dealing with others is a good thing.

now you have to apply wisdom when reading my post. you can only spend on her so she also looks good in dress and gucci shoes if she really likes u and she shouldn't even request for it. any girl who likes you will want things to please you and not being a parasite.. be warned

sonnie10:
You make it sound like love is a game of chess where you make only calculated moves. Love is not give and take, it is giving and giving unconditionally. You don't play games with someone you love. Because the girl doesn't have today is not an opportunity to rub it on her face. Love is when you are able to cover each other shame. What feedback do you expect from the girl? There is nothing subservient in doing what is right, after all you are the one that went looking for her. People buy diamond and exotic cars just to get a girl. All hands are not equal I know but giving according to your pocket does not make you a maga.

don't carry this stupidity outside. love does not exist in women dictionary as in u can't bring love out of them by being father christmas or showing forced love to them ..if she marries in these conditions I stated before then she will give you insincere attention maybe because of your money or something else she wants that u have and not because she loves you.. simply as primary school English.. girl wey no like u will want to eat from u and pretend especially when u both are not married

akinalabi:
Around June sir.

oga alabi, can I message you privately on email. I need your help seriously this month(just a temporal solution on my education but life saving one on me and my condition .. ) .I believe God has ways of blessing us to help others. my email is collins4reall@gmail.com

beautiful and perfect ... I will post soon, thank you analice..

FTC... should fraudsters be given equal treatment with muderers and rapists to curb this destructive menance

linearity:
But I don't know why you are calling him crooked....that is ingenious and was given birth to by necessity, which is the mother of all invention.

One constant thing and vital gift that God gave humans is the ability to adapt in order to continue to survive their environment, this guy is simply adapting to his environment, which is natural and God's gift.

We are all in a fight against the forces of natural selection that constantly weeds out the weaker ones among us, in this battle; those who can quickly adapt to the ever changing challenges we face, have a greater chance of survival.

sir I disagree with this as it would lead to maltreatment.. Nigeria has a population of around 180million .are we now to annihilate the weaker ones due to competition.. come on,there is high bias here. instead of common good of all, we then support only the elites like slaves

akinalabi:
I am sure you have it now sir.

alabi, we need better options sir, when are you going to introduce cashout policy like our bet365 competitors as a bookie.. we need improved conditions like other bookies , am sure you don't like stagnancy your self.

gf

KashyBaby:
Yes I read it but I'm not in Sg @ the moment & my number is in roaming...
Tnx for the msg, appreciated

where are u baby, am miss you. we talk on phone so. I know when you are coming to Nigeria

bunmioguns:



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Somewhere in naija

I don't understand, APAMS is a funeral undertakers who arrange for death ceremonies. so how can they be burying people in their car

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It is not difficult to imagine that some of these were the very ones who “turned state’s evidence” under Nero’s brutal assaults. Tacitus also describes the torture to which Christians were subjected — thrown to wild dogs to be torn apart, burned alive to serve as torches in the night. What suffering! What faith!! The crucial question is this: In spite of some defectors, why was that “immense multitude” of saints so willing to endure this horrible treatment? It can only be that they had strong evidence that Christianity was genuine — that Jesus of Nazareth, the founder, had risen from the dead, and that he offered the hope of eternal life to those who endured in faith. It is a tragic footnote to history that Rome eventually became the focal point of an egregious apostasy from the faith. Can we learn anything from this?




REFERENCES
Cross, Frank. 1958 The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church . London: Oxford Press. Hayes, Judith. 1996 In God We Trust: But Which One? Madison, WI: Freedom From Religion Foundation. Matthews, Ralph. 1997. The Record [Stockton, CA]. August 8.

There are several interesting things to consider about this topic. First, Nero was the Caesar to whom Paul appealed when he was unjustly accused by the Jews and falsely imprisoned (cf. Acts 25:11). The apostle was taken to Rome and kept under guard for two years (Acts 28:30), before Nero finally heard his case. It is incorrect to say: “[I]t is unknown whether Nero took any personal part in the Apostle’s trial” (Cross, 945). We know this because an angel had explicitly informed Paul: “you must stand before Caesar” (Acts 27:24). The great apostle won his appeal (as chronological data in First Timothy, Titus, and Second Timothy reveal), only to be later condemned by the malevolent ruler. According to the historian Eusebius, Nero beheaded Paul and had Peter crucified (II.25). Next, when Paul wrote to the Christians in Rome, he admonished: “Let every soul be in subjection to the higher powers” (13:1). He points out that government, generally speaking, is for the ordering and protection of society. Laws directed to that end ought to be obeyed. Similarly, Peter wrote: “Be subject to every ordinance of man for the Lord’s sake: whether to the king, as supreme; or unto governors, as sent by him” (1 Pet. 2:13,14). These passages are subtle indicators of the inspired nature of the New Testament. Men who were writing under ordinary human impulses would hardly have encouraged brethren to honor and obey one as vile as Nero. But Christians are to be good citizens regardless of the character of their leaders. Then consider this point. Tacitus mentions “Christus,” from whom the “Christians” derived their name. This is a clear reference to Christ. In Greek “Christ” is Christos . The historian affirms that “Christus” was “executed at the hand of the procurator Pontius Pilate in the reign of Tiberius.” In view of this, how can certain atheists, with a vestige of remaining conscience, continue to claim that the ancient historians never mentioned Christ? A recent writer asserts that “there were no references to Jesus by contemporary historians.” He even includes Tacitus (Matthews, A10). Another skeptic classifies Tacitus’ testimony as “doubtful,” and suggests that the historian was merely reporting what Christians believed, and not what he viewed as actual history (Hayes, 147). Such writers have forfeited every ounce of literary credibility. Next, Tacitus says that Nero’s persecution resulted in the apprehension of some Christians who, in turn, testified against their brethren so that “an immense multitude was convicted” and put to death. It is of some interest that there were church members in Rome who were willing to surrender their own brethren to the authorities for persecution. This cannot but remind us of a situation Paul encountered while he was in the city. When the apostle wrote to the Philippians, he exposed the fact that some of the brethren in Rome were envious of his labor in the gospel. Paul charged that they “preach Christ even of envy and strife” hoping to “raise up affliction” for him in his bonds (1:15-17). They would rub salt in the apostle’s wounds! (cf. Mt. 24:10).

The Neronian persecution was vicious indeed.
Tacitus (c. A.D. 60-120), a Roman historian, has
preserved a record of this situation. We quote the
following from his Annals (XV.44).



“And so, to get rid of this
rumor, Nero set up [i.e.,
falsely accused] as the culprits
and punished with the utmost
refinement of cruelty a class
hated for their abominations, who
are commonly called Christians.
Christus, from whom their name is
derived, was executed at the
hands of the procurator Pontius
Pilate in the reign of Tiberius.
Checked for a moment, this
pernicious superstition again
broke out, not only in Judea,
the source of the evil, but even
in Rome…. Accordingly, arrest
was first made of those who
confessed [to being Christians];
then, on their evidence, an
immense multitude was convicted,
not so much on the charge of
arson as because of [their]
hatred for the human race.
Besides being put to death they
were made to serve as objects of
amusement; they were clothed in
the hides of beasts and torn to
death by dogs; others were
crucified, others set on fire to
serve to illuminate the night
when daylight failed. Nero had
thrown open his grounds for the
display, and was putting on a
show in the circus, where he
mingled with the people in the
dress of charioteer or drove
about in his chariot. All this
gave rise to a feeling of pity,
even towards men whose guilt
merited the most exemplary
punishment; for it was felt that
they were being destroyed not
for the public good but to
gratify the cruelty of an
individual.”

Nero Caesar and the Christian Faith





BY WAYNE JACKSON

One of the most despicable manifestations of human
flesh ever to disgrace this planet was Nero Claudius
Caesar. Born in A.D. 37, Nero was educated at the
feet of the philosopher Seneca (whom he eventually
forced to commit suicide). Nero murdered his way
to the imperial throne, which he occupied from A.D.
54-68. His life was characterized by debauchery,
violence (he caused his own mother to be killed),
and extravagance.
In A.D. 64, a terrible fire broke out in Rome. It was
strongly believed that Nero deliberately torched the
city in order to justify building a more splendid one.
At any rate, the conflagration raged out of control
for more than a week, substantially destroying about
70% of the area.
As a consequence of this tragedy, and the
widespread belief in Nero’s complicity, the emperor
became the brunt of intense criticism. The ruler
seized upon a plan. Due to the fact that Roman
sentiment was hostile toward Christianity, the
emperor would blame the followers of Jesus for this
crime. Thus did he, and in A.D. 64, a fierce
persecution was launched against the saints in
Rome.
We do not know for certain how or when the cause
of Christ was planted in Rome. Apparently it was not
the result of apostolic mission efforts (cf. Rom.
1:11). It could be that some from Rome, converted
on the day of Pentecost (cf. Acts 2:10), migrated
back to their home city and established the church
there. Regardless, this was the first real test of faith
for the saints in the “eternal city.”

I have an important message to share so You can value Jesus more importantly in your life based on history perspective. the topic is (((Nero Caesar and the
Christian Faith)))

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most people in these musics were like satanists and some even in witchcraft.. most sweet music we hear and think they are warm embracing are very demonic, be careful my friends..I could list these artistes and reasons why. if you guys want just willfully. God's grace to you all

Truly, truly. world music stinks of evil (note :it is sooo evil that it can be soul damaging )

the nature of all these deceptive ungodly music are as follows;
Rebellion
Violence
Nihilism (belief in nothing) / Apathy
Escapism / Suicide
Drugs / Alcoholism
Sexual Perversion / Fornication / Pornography
Self-Mutilation
Dissonant / Offensive Sound
The Occult / Satanism
Anti-God / Anti-Authority
Cult-like Organization, Terrorism

thank you @ analice, vooks and nnamdiosu.. I will take time to study u guys post. God bless you all.

GraceBestowed:
[color=#CD3700]I was in Benin and they LOVE this there as meat. Mhen, I kindly passed on it! #NoThankYou [/color]

hello,i you are a dedicated christian.i have a thread that will help you to inspire.. you would love it ##

yusaze2007:


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