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actually, reading the history of the catholic church, you find that it was conceived by evil people (in evil).
The Peter who is supposed to be the first pope is not the one from the bible. the Bible peter had died hundreds of years prior to that incident

We should not support Buhari because whether he is a political zealot or not, his northern supporters are, and his coming into power will be viewed by them as a huge step closer to their professed jihadist goals.

Bottom line is I believe it will embolden them and put further unwelcome ideas in their heads.

This one is really interesting.
If he has kids, there's a chance they will see it

kemdee1:
Details in Punch newspaper today.

Thanks. But are there names there?

Of course it came as a shock to all of us, the pictures from the house of assembly, showing the lawmakers scaling the fence to get in. It gives an insight as to the kind of House of Reps membersthey are, choosing that form of reaction amongst all possible forms, and knowing that cameras were nearby, ready to spread those pictures across the nation and internationally

I think it may be a waste of time to go on about how they do not represent a lot of us on account of how low they stooped but I would love to be able to associate a name with every "honourable" identified in gate-scaling, shirt-removing and all other dishonourable acts in those pictures that came out of the House of Assembly yesterday.

Let us start with this one please. If anyone knows the name of this "honourable" (pictured below) and the constituency he represents, I will be very happy if you share. I think many others will be happy to to know too.

Hi all!
I am doing this for an igbo friend who is not that tech savvy. He has lots of palm oil he wants to sell to the north (rather than the east or south-south).

If anyone knows anyone into the business in the north, please get in contact with me (by sending a private message to me) so I will get you in touch with him.

He is going to take the trouble of moving the merchandise to the buyer's location and the idea is to supply at a price lower than other suppliers, so the buyer has a chance to make a little extra profit.

Let me say again that I am not the one doing this biz. I am only trying to help a friend get customers (if I can)x
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aguiyi1:
. I want to thank all of you who have sacrificed your comfort for me and I assure you that your money will not only not go to waste, it will produce results.

What kind of a closing remark is this, that their money will go to waste?

Oga abeg sack your secretary or PA

That statement means that their money will not go to waste. Take a second look on it

[size=13pt]I actually think Nyesom Wike is capable (out of anger that the PDP refuses to give him the ticket) of joining forces with Amaechi in the APC so long as it ensures he sits in that office.

The calculation will be that he will bring his GDI crowd along with him and sail away to an easy victory with the APC[/size]

barcanista:
MÝ frÍend go and sit down. Majority of thieving politicians we®e wealthy even before they came to office. Is it Bamangar TÙkur, a successfÙl businessman or Gbenga DaÑiel who was worth Ñ6 billion even before being governor in 2003, or name it. Tonye PrincewÍll is not even Às half as rÍch Às Atiku as at when Àtiku wasn't a VP.

Secondly, I am not a nÉwbie to tell me "people ÇontribÙted"--FÀT lie! Nobody did except those he is promising goodies when he gets to power and his political associates. I make bold to say that the market woman in Mile 3 is busy looking for money to feed her family aÑd not donate to a politician like Princewill. A man like Buhari campaign was supported by his rich supporters not poor farmers up north. Keep your sermon, this is Nigeria.

Well, when you put it like this (what you say about the market woman) it seems really unlikely that a market woman would go out of her way to donate money to politicians.
4 things possible here

1. The market woman paid in the money (along with others, trying to show their support for someone they believe might be in power tomorrow, as is typical of Nigerian opportunistic supporters).

2. Mr. Tonye Princewill's supporters make him believe this actually happened.

3 Mr. Tonye Princewill is lying about this, knowing full well it did not happen (which I do not want to believe)

4. Some market woman in PH city actually took time out to donate =N=1,000 to the Tonye Princewill campaign (not very likely of the typical market woman)

Whatever is the case, I personally rule out number 3 because I do not see Mr. Tonye Princewill to be the kind of man that will do that now. In future, he may prove himself to be that kind of liar but so far, he hasn't yet

barcanista:
As in ehn, the guy wan hammer, he de even gv account number. Seriously, Tonye Princewill fall my hand. I use to like and admire him but with this he has lost it. I was expecting a brilliant piece but I read that of a businessman.

[size=14pt]His reasons for collecting donations are solid. He is wealthy. There's no denying that but look at his reasons again for collecting donations.
What he has done is only odd in a Slave-Master society like Nigeria, where the followership happily embrace a slave position so long as there's a master (or there are masters) to lord it over them by proving their financial superiority by handing out (dashing) money.

"Masters" in Nigeria thus consider it important, exercising power through deciding who to throw some money at (in return for cheap subservient loyalty). [/size]

[size=18pt] These things obviously are not part of Prince Tonye Princewill's self-esteem equation [/size]

Sorry. The girl is in her mid 20s

I know a pair of people (one in the early 30s and the other in the late 20s) getting married and they are both virgins

[size=18pt]Interesting post to read. Non-Igbos calling for Biafra https://www.nairaland.com/1978353/non-igbos-calling-biafra[/size]

[size=18pt]Interesting post to read. Non-Igbos calling for Biafra https://www.nairaland.com/1978353/non-igbos-calling-biafra[/size]

[size=18pt]Interesting post to read. Non-Igbos calling for Biafra https://www.nairaland.com/1978353/non-igbos-calling-biafra[/size]

[size=18pt]Interesting post to read. Non-Igbos calling for Biafra https://www.nairaland.com/1978353/non-igbos-calling-biafra[/size]

Interesting post to read. Non-Igbos Calling for Biafra https://www.nairaland.com/1978353/non-igbos-calling-biafra

Interesting post to read https://www.nairaland.com/1978353/non-igbos-calling-biafra