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anyone relying on the sacrificing of goats for protection, are also in danger of eventually suffering the same fate as a goat.Roflmao |
God has no competition, and when he created man, he created man to have domninion over all he created, he created men so that they will give orders to all the animals, tell the animals what to do and they will obey, however, man allowed the snake to talked them into what was not, and you ant blame God for that, God gave man the free will to chose and to what they want, after they have been warned, common, God gave them the right to eat everything else, except just one tree and mat can't obey that, and you want to blame God for that? |
The poster asked a question and each person went on to post responses and BOOOM, it has been turned into an ambush on those whose wishes do not run with the HAPPY wish hidden agenda. make a wish is different from make a curse, @ kobojunkie and nuzo. |
High Definition Cheating? There's been lots of local and international trollers online cursing Nigerian men on their serial cheating and the like. What if we have a TV show like the cheaters in Nigeria for an affordable rate? Don't you think the fear of being disgraced on high def national TV will curb this bad habit in most Nigerian men? What is your take on this idea? |
How much is blackberry 8100 gold in Nigeria? |
Use ear plugs. |
Don't make me tell you of the muslims that are very deep into diabolicals. Infact it is how they attack a lot of successful Christians. My hairdresser's employee's mum was attacked by her muslims business partners. She was succeeding and they threatened her many times. They didn't accept the fact that a woman was more "intelligent" than them (men) in business, so they tried to take her life.Adedibu, Alao Akala, Arisekola Alao, Abacha(had 500 babalawos from across africa in his dais in asorock), you want more muslims involved with juju? |
Help Me O MyThe worst you can do now is to take random advise especially the ones they give online. Just pray fervently and follow your heart and see where God will lead you. Do not do anything that you don't wanna do b/c someone told you to do so and even if it's what you wanna do, check out the consequences before acting. Good luck. |
Nooooo, amicable is not in our dictionary.so many people who don't understand the meaning of amicable divorce, in Nigeria. |
Instead of talking about her, let us talk about her stories. She's primarily a writer, afterall, not a celebrity.Oh no, she's now a celebrity. |
Of course, which sensible woman would not be attracted to a biggerYou are a freak!!!!! |
There is a lot of idolotry in many religions, including christianity. I would say it is ignorance and that they don't understand the concept. A lot of catholics are trying to change this but it does piss me off that some of them have amulets that they carry in their purses, their necks, the walls of their homes are covered with them as well. It is a way of living to them and it is not smthing you can change overnight.Is the way Nigerian pentecostals extol their pastors these days not also idolatory? |
We are only taking care of our future vested interest in you guys.What does it solve? what do we find? Nothing really especially in todays world where everything is in locked electronically in the laptop. Just check his damn cell phone, call back every no that is saved there with a male name and confirm it's truly a male(unless the guy is also down low) |
Snoop once= Yellow cardThat is if you ever catch her. ![]() |
IBB or Abdulsalami can afford this club with his food allowance alone. |
who go dash am UR or Canaan? (whatever the modern equivalent is).Why not pity him a little bit because his 26 children and 8 wives may die from starvation and thirst. ![]() |
Yea it's healthy. It also wakes men up from slumber otherwise you'll be stuck with another baby in your care.So much the drama rofl. Women like drama na ![]() |
This is a red flag right there. I catch her snooping, she's gone, except of course she's the wife then we have to have serious discussion. That is major insecurity issues here and I have no desire to always reassure an insecure person.Easier said that done. When you fall in love now, you can abandon your business now or even your former wife and do whatever she says even if it means following her to Ghana |
And you shall be deported to the land of UR or Canaan.Well American with their eyes wide open chose to be Americansno one chose to become a Nigerian, unless you knew what I don't. You haven't heard that Nigeria is a country but not a nation, until those called Nigerians chose to become Nigerians, stop expecting the God bless American sing song for Nigeria. |
Thursday, August 7, 2008 [size=16pt]Teachers get 27.5% pay rise [/size] By Olusola Fabiyi, Abuja If you are a professional teacher in the service of any state government, this story will interest you more. Reason: The 36 state governors have agreed to raise the current salaries of teachers by 25 per cent. With the development, the more than six-week-old strike by the Nigerian Union of Teachers, may be called off any moment from now. The NUT had on July 29 suspended the strike after the Governors’ Forum headed by Kwara State Governor Bukola Saraki agreed to set up a technical committee to negotiate the contentious Teachers Salary Structure with its leadership. Saraki announced the salary increase in Abuja on Wednesday evening after another round of meeting between the Forum and the NUT. He said that the 27.5 per cent increase would be based on the prevailing basic salaries in each state. The governor, who read a statement issued after the meeting, said both parties agreed that only professional teachers would enjoy the new package. On the implementation , he said the two parties also agreed that due consideration for the budgeting system and fiscal responsibility of the states should be considered. In this regard, it was accepted that states that could accommodate the new package within their supplementary budgets should begin the implementation immediately, while those that could not should do so by January 2009. The statement was signed by Saraki and the Governor of Kaduna State, Mr. Namadi Sambo, who chaired the committee that negotiated the pay rise with the NUT. The statement reads in part, “That the 27.5 per cent increase on prevailing basic salaries in each state as recommended by the technical committee as a benchmark has been agreed. And that individual state will implement same as peculiar within situations in the states. “As regards implementation, within due consideration for the budgeting system and fiscal responsibility, where it is possible for a state to accommodate the implementation within the supplementary budget, such state should do so as soon as practicable. Otherwise, implementation should be effected not later than January 2009. “The teacher-specific allowances have been noted but the Teaching Inducement Allowance is to be implemented for professional teachers only.” The meeting was attended by six governors and seven deputy governors. The NUT had initially embarked on a three-day warning strike, which began on June 11 over the TSS. The NUT executive, which met in Abuja during the warning strike, threatened to go on a full-scale strike if the Federal Government failed to meet their demands. The full-scale strike was supported by the Nigerian Labour Congress and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, which threatened to join the teachers. The NUT, had at a meeting with the Minister of Education, Dr. Igwe Aja-Nwachukwu, in Abuja insisted on the implementation of the salary-scale. It also wanted the Federal Government to issue a directive to the state governments to serve as a benchmark for states to negotiate the TSS with it. The meeting, however, ended in a deadlock following the refusal of the Federal Government to issue the circular. Justifying the refusal, the minister said education was on the concurrent list in the 1999 Constitution. http://odili.net/news/source/2008/aug/7/426.html |
Thank goodness!! Nigeria is no more a country where a man can wake up in the morning and send his wife packing at will. |
[b]Court stops Bayo Williams, ex-Lagos PDP boss, from ejecting w[/b]ife By Anthony Okoro and Dolapo Oseni, Lagos A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja on Wednesday restrained former Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)in Lagos State, Adebayo Williams, from ejecting his wife, Morunfayo, from her matrimonial home. Morunfayo had gone to court seeking an interim injunction restraining her husband or his agents from forcefully ejecting her from her matrimonial home at 12, Wale Taiwo Close, Magodo, GRA, Lagos, pending the determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction. Justice Olubunmi Joseph Oyewole, in his ruling, said the circumstances of the case required urgent intervention of the court to prevent irreparable injury to the applicant and subsequently imposed an interim injunction against the former PDP boss. Morunfayo had, in a sworn affidavit, said her husband deserted the matrimonial home since June, 2006, abandoning her and the four children of the marriage. She stated that on May 15, the defendant, through his solicitor, wrote a letter threatening to forcefully eject her from the home, which they jointly built and moved into in February 2000. She added that after her solicitors, Messers Bayo Osipitan, replied the letter, the defendant's solicitors later wrote a letter dated July 3 directly to her husband denying the existence of any marriage between them. "The denial of the existence of marriage by the defendant's solicitors is a grand design to ensure that the children of the marriage and I are forcefully ejected from the matrimonial home," she stated. She therefore prayed the court to restrain the defendant from forcefully ejecting her and the children from the home. Oyewole also ordered the applicant to enter into an undertaking to indemnify the defendant in case it is found out that the order was improperly obtained. The judge also granted leave to the applicant to serve the writ of sermons, statement of claim, other accompanying processes, the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction dated July 11 and all other processes on the defendant as well as his solicitors, Oluwatoyin Bashorun. http://odili.net/news/source/2008/aug/7/719.html |
[size=14pt]NVA favours Nigerians to take over Newcastle[/size] TOP Football agent, Chris Nathaniel of London agency, NVA Management, is said to be putting together a Nigerian consortium to buy top Premiership club, Newcastle United. He has called on Nigeria's top chief executive officers to help raise £300 million needed to buy the club outright and then a further £150 million on transfer funds to bring the glory days back to the club. It is believed that Nathaniel's blueprint for the take-over will make huge profits and will be an ideal breeding ground to develop local young Nigerian footballers and give Nigeria a positive international coverage, which will boost tourism and attract foreign investment. After two front runners in the bid to buy Newcastle - an Indian company, Reliance, and a Singaporean outfit, the Profitable Group - NVA Management is hoping that Nigeria's business leaders will rally together to beat off the competition and make Newcastle the first Black or Africa-owned club in English football history. It is believed that Nathaniel has pledged £10 million to kick the project off. "We can confirm that we are working on getting together a consortium of the leading business CEO's in Nigeria to buy a football club in the English Premiership," a spokesperson for NVA Management stated. "However, we are at the initial stages of discussions with various top Nigerian business people and a formal announcement will be made at the appropriate time." http://odili.net/news/source/2008/aug/7/5.html |
Area boys set bank ablaze in Lagos Olalekan Olabulo and Adelowo Oladipo, Lagos Thursday, August 7, 2008 IT was a tragic day in Lagos on Wednesday when hoodlums suspected to be area boys set ablaze an old generation bank after a mobile policeman attached to the bank allegedly killed a resident of the area. The incident, which happened in the Akowonjo area of Lagos, led to confusion and many people had to rush indoors during the mayhem. This incident came as two people were killed on Wednesday morning during a fracas involving area boys, policemen and men of the Nigerian Army in the Oshodi area of Lagos State. In the Akowonjo incident, the hoodlums reportedly went on rampage and set fire to the bank. Four vehicles were burnt in the bank while part of the bank building was shattered. The situation led to the closure of the bank situated at Bakery Bus Stop on Egbeda-Akowonjo Road. Nigerian Tribune gathered that the incident started around 11.00 a.m. when two factions of the hoodlums clashed in a building directly opposite the bank. Nigerian Tribune was further informed that the mobile policeman, who allegedly shot the deceased, was worried that the violence might put the bank at risk and therefore tried to calm the hoodlums. The policeman’s peacemaking efforts had the opposite effect as some of the hoodlums advanced towards the bank building, reportedly forcing the mobile policeman to shoot in their direction. One of the hoodlums was allegedly killed by the shot from the policeman’s gun, resulting in reinforcements from the hoodlums, who launched an attack on the bank. A distress call was sent to Mopol 22 in Ikeja from where anti-riot policemen were drafted to the scene to restore normalcy The spokesman for the state police command, Frank Mba, while speaking with the Nigerian Tribune on the incident, claimed that the dead hoodlum was trying to snatch the rifle from the mobile policeman. According to the Police Public Relations Officer, “it will be difficult to accuse anybody of shooting the deceased since we cannot ascertain who pulled the trigger between him and the policeman whose rifle he was attempting to snatch.” In another incident, two people were reportedly killed as policemen attached to Rapid Response Squad clashed with men suspected to be soldiers and street urchins during a raid on a black spot in Oshodi area of the state The victims reportedly died during the exchange of fire while scores of traders and pedestrians were injured in the clash. The policemen had attempted to arrest the hoodlums who were alleged to be smoking Indian hemp when the soldiers intervened leading to a clash between them, aided by the hoodlums, and the policemen. http://odili.net/news/source/2008/aug/7/609.html |
Why all of una dey talk as if you dey Garden with themBecause the answer lies somewhere within the bible. The bible is the only complete book that has no SINGLE contradiction. |
So ridiculous to compare the avg Nigerians to an avg American with all the coverage their country has given them in the past and present.So what you are saying that if God appears to you and ask for your wish on Nigeria, you'll just tell Him to go to hell because Nigeria as a country has left a lot of bad taste in your mouth? |
nuzo and kobojunkie: perpetual bad weather.The sad truth. |
You are sooooooooooooo right on that, i go to school with them and i wonder what the fuss is all about? Because Albert Einstein or Isaac Newton happened to have white pigmentation does not mean everybody who looks like them is very intelligent.Actually, they can be book smart but generally boring to hang around with. White folks know how to read and write a 2hr exam in 20 mins. |
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