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The waist of law has been harassed so much the hands now need support of POP.

LuciferChristi:
No Afonja agberos fighting, smoking, drinking sepe & constituting a nuisance?

Nah.

AutoJosh check well, this is Dubai.

Stop the electronic-agberoism.

funmisticqueen:
It is a very controversial topic, one that people are afraid to ask because of stigma but everyone wants to know the answer. There is always two sides to every story. We want to know the side of the rapist this time, not the raped. Guys and ladies if you know someone who knows someone that has raped someone pls enlighten us why did they go through it, what was on their mind the whole time and how do they feel after the act. It might be the beginning of change and enlightenment. Pls no insults, arguements are welcome, pls don't derail this thread. Thanks.
Cc
seun
lalasticlala
farano
cutehector
soberdrunk

Take tramadoa, ecstacy, marijuana, codeine, alcohol, and maybe coke then go out and observer what some Nigerian girls wear. You will understand better.

funmisticqueen:
Good day, pls i would like to know how to open a small scale restauant business, the materials and personnel i would need, the steps to take and the amount of money i would need. It has always been my dream to open one and i presently earn 100k salary

Start with garri, groundnuts, and sugar on menu.
One a more serious note, start by selling a single food item in packs ( if u dont want to use cart like mama risi ). Sell just rice beans and dodo in a tradefair or new hub then check your percentage of profit.

This man and his north focused schemes sha...
Is 20,000 loan or he is just trying to dash more PVC eligible adult almajiris election enticement?

Imagine CNN or BBC carrying the news of $50 and $25 loans to Nigerian citizens and then we will now say whites hate us and are pulling us. down.

APX and noise. How many houses self?

Donjazzy12:
I am so happy! Men are finally waking up.

Ha ha ha. . . This comment is funny. That's what women say when one of them fu.cks up.

Chao men are not smiling indeed.

The candidate.

yeyerolling:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmV1Z7IH4PM/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=cq72e7k8h2mo
Same man that nacked Ese in uk

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what of those who don't have that amount? They get priced out of God's blessing or what?

People have misunderstood the Bible and that has given some pastors large space to operate.

The Federal Government’s failure to get the Brass Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project in Bayelsa State, (which it initiated) on stream, nearly 15 years after, has robbed the country of over $24b in estimated revenue, as well as, about 18, 000 jobs.
Indeed, going by the plan of the project sited over 8005-hectares, shareholders, including the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), were expected to have taken the first Final Investment Decisions (FIDs) since 2007, and recoup their investment in the first five years (2012).
Had the project been up and running, it would have enabled the country produce additional 10 million metric tonnes of gas years, and also secure a brighter future in the international market.
Stakeholders are also insisting that the failure of present and past administrations to act proactively on the plan, has led to a loss of $3b yearly revenue for the past eight years, which is when the first output was expected from the project.
The first shipment of gas from the project, of which the Federal Government has 49 per cent share was planned for 2010, and was expected to stand at 10 million metric tonnes yearly for the past eight years.
Apart from the job loses and that of returns on investment, other projects planned along with the gas plant, including a seaport and airport, among others, which would have had multiplier effects, as well as, help in addressing agitations in the region have remained a mirage.
As the project is considered a strategic catalyst for the acceleration of socio-economic development, concerns are mounting over plans by the Federal Government to scrap it.
Initiated in December 2003, the Brass LNG, which currently has NNPC, ENI and Total as shareholders, was initially estimated to cost about $3.5b, but that has now been pushed to over $25b.
The Guardian gathered that so far, slightly over $1b had been expended on early works, even without the signing of a Final Investment Decision (FID).
The withdrawal of Conoco Phillips, which patented the cascade technology for it mothballed the project.
However, the management decided to adopt the APCI technology used in building the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company.
At the inception of the project was a major setback, the NNPC held a major equity of 49 per cent, while Conoco Phillips, ENI and Chevron each held 17 per cent.
But to due to unfavourable business climate and sundry conditions, Chevron and Conoco Phillips had to pull out.
Expectedly, their departure left a technical and gas availability setback in the face of low investments in the country’s gas fields.
An official of the Bayelsa State government who pleaded anonymity, told The Guardian that it was regrettable that the former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Allison Madueke, failed to ensure the actualisation of the project.
“It is regrettable that the investment in Brass LNG has remained in the doldrums.
Honestly, it is saddening that this multi-billion dollars worth of projects now face an uncertain future.
There is no doubt that this will further hamper Bayelsa’s dream of being reckoned with as an investment destination,” he said.
Two years after the Brass LNG project started, the Olokola LNG project was also initiated in 2005.
Sadly, it has remained at the planning stage since then, consequently leading to loss of a projected output of about 12.6 million tonnes of LNG per year, 30, 000 barrels of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) per day, and 15, 000 barrels of condensate per day.
Olokola and Brass LNG were planned by the Federal Government to increase Nigeria’s share of the global LNG market, but the FIDs on these projects have remained elusive, while the projects have gulped about $600m and $1.2b respectively.
Experts, including the President, Nigerian Gas Association (NGA), Dada Thomas; President of Nigerian Association for Energy Economics (NAEE), Prof. Wumi Iledare; former President, Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE), Abiodun Adesanya, and Chairman, International Energy Services (IES) Ltd., Dr. Diran Fawibe, have linked the fate of the projects to unnecessary political interests.
They maintained that these developments have also wasted opportunities the country would have latched onto to place itself in good stead in the global gas market, especially when the price of gas was good.
Thomas, who is also Chief Executive Officer, Frontier Oil Limited, said the country has continued to miss economic benefits from Olokola and Brass LNG projects because the projects, like most other government plans were over politicised, leaving viable economic decisions to suffer.
According to him, the nation missed the projects because Nigeria has continuously failed to make decisions swiftly and properly for the total benefit of the system.


https://m.guardian.ng/news/governments-inaction-robs-nation-of-24b-18000-jobs/

orisa37:
Those like Peter, James, John and Paul who are not dead but are in Eternity Now.
I shall make Heaven in Jesus Name Amen!!!

Spiritual death it is. In Genesis 20 Abimelec died after taking Abraham's wife but was still breathing. His wives became barren by reason of his death (spiritual) but he was still breathing.

Hmmmm he could be right. Never really thought about it.

DEHVEHLOP:
Can you see how confused you and your answer are?









No you can't see it, for you you have sinned against God by making a human He created equal to Him.

So, He blur your vision and distrupt your reasoning

Maybe God should have vacated His throne as trinity and come to the earth so that doubting Thomases can be satisfied.

killsmith:
Jesus christ didn't exist..... Christ is a level, a stage of consciousness where the only thing you have in your heart is love and compassion.... The Bible didn't instruct you to worship christ.....
The Bible instruct you to live like christ.... Basic psychology.

And also approach God through Christ.

Maximus85:
So, Jesus was praying to himself?
He was always taking permission from himself? He sacrificed himself to himself?
He said you can only get through to him through him?
He said the one who sent him is greater than him.
He said he came not to do his will but the will of the one who sent him.
And when he got to heaven he sat at the right hand of himself, abi?

Sorry oooo Bros.

Abeg, at Jesus baptism when that dove appeared... Whose voice was heard?

You read John 3:16 every day but Satan still won't allow you understand what you are reading. God loves the world so much that he sent his only begotten self, abi?

When he was about to die, who did he prayed to to remove the cup? He was talking to himself Abi?

Learn the truth.

In a sense going by what He is. He sits on the right side of Gods throne also.

Printerscanner:
Read what you wrote again and tell yourself if you make sense.

Is God trinity any longer. I said in a sense Jesus is God.

Shafiiimran99:
Your explanation is confusionism. "He is an integral part of God" which God?
"and therefore God in a sense" in what sense?
"but also represents our access or gateway to God". Which God again?

Trinity

I can't say that oh...
I trust him to an extent though. His defence of a APC tells us he is a loyal one though, it may be oath inspired loyalty or pure conscience inspired loyalty.

DEHVEHLOP:
Anyone who believes Jesus is God is dead already!










So the Bible is right! No matter what, human can never be God

He is. He came in human flesh to fulfil the same scriptures that carries his substance and manifested himself. He is an integral part of God and therefore God in a sense but also represents our access or gateway to God.

Do you guys agree?

In Matthew 8:22 Jesus said, “Follow Me, and let the dead bury their own dead.” He was responding to a request from one of His followers who asked to be excused from his responsibilities to “go and bury [his] father” (Matthew 8:21 ).
It might seem that he was asking to make funeral arrangements for his recently deceased father. However, he was actually asking Christ to excuse him from his spiritual responsibilities, so that he could return to live with his aging father until after his father died. Of course, that could mean the disciple would be gone for a long time. It seems he was skirting his spiritual calling and wanted Christ to give His blessing to this action.
Instead, Christ told him to focus on his calling. A better sense of Jesus’ statement would be, “Don’t neglect the high spiritual calling I’ve given you; let the spiritually dead attend to the routine tasks of life.” Certainly, Christ would not forbid the man from attending to the funeral arrangements for his father. Christ Himself went to visit the family of His friend Lazarus after Lazarus’ death—even at great risk of His life (John 11:1-16 ).
God wants us to care for the needs of our families (Mark 7:10-13 ; 1 Timothy 5:8 ), but not to neglect our spiritual calling in the process.

https://www.ucg.org/bible-study-tools/bible-questions-and-answers/what-does-matthew-822-mean-by-let-the-dead-bury-their

sparkle6:
True talk. Thats why we beat them to first class in their own varsity. If you have the resources then you only limited by your imagination. If you dont see electricity for 2 straight weeks how would your skills sharpen.

Brilliance doesn't always lead to first class. people cram under pressure of impressiing their sponsors.

Change needs change.

The observer must be a ret.arded one.
How was the dismissal of Daura ordered by Buhari?
Osinbanjo communicated with Buhari to know more about the DSS deployment but was shocked to discover Buhari is denying it and he fired the DSS chief himself.
Remember this same Osinbajo supervised the recovery of the economy largely within the short periods he was there. The observer of this flawed observation is just another Buhari paid dog.

This is why many old schools are angry at some newer schools. The system is hard to manipulate.
I love the criteria the webometric system system uses.

DEHVEHLOP:
Honestly I don't know what to say about this igbo people and their behaviour again...











To manage small entity like school is a problem again?

I don't think Afe Babalola Uni, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD) is an Igbo run or founded school. Please let's keep it simple here.

Bluezy13:
He is the definition of a Real Man

Real man ? How ?

Ok.