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The answer that was given by the provost was ''we do not offer such degree'' and not '' we did not offer such degree''.
In thesame article it is clear that accreditation was taken from the school at some very rescent point in time.

My question then is this, 'why did the journalist not ask the provost if st Paul did offer this degree before they lost accreditation?

The president of the school could not confirm or deny if Stella indeed got her degree from the said school, yet, you went on to publish an unconfirmed report as if it were confirmed.

gratiaeo: Poverty entails fear and stress and sometimes depression. It meets a thousand petty humiliations and hardships. Climbing out of poverty by your own efforts that is something on which to pride yourself but poverty itself is romanticized by fools.
O! boy get a job and stop wasting your youthful age

bro, that guy is playing you, but then you seem so eager to keep dancing to his tune. Others have gotten it but you so refuse to. Is it that difficult for you to simply ignore him and see him chicken out.

Abagworo: My reason for considering him a failure is exactly what you wrote above. People thought he would end corruption, tribalism and change Nigeria but his regime has turned out the worst in that. We expected a sincere SNC and not an SNC to discuss 2015 elections. Right now the country is more polarized than ever.

Yes he might bring about a bloody revolution sooner. Than expected because we are almost at the threshold. Obasanjo has exonerated himself from the wrath of the masses by repenting and writing a sensitive letter.

don't worry. After Jonathan has left the seat of power, he himself will exonerate himself from you by repenting and writing a sensitive letter to his successor. Then, according to you reasoning, everybody goes home happy.

Obiagelli: gullible piece of crap, i opened this Page to read policies but end up with bull poo. Op you are a sycophant.

for now he (Jonathan) will fight and scatter those cabals into a thousand pieces and in a thousand directions. After the battle and the dust has settled, then he will sit down to write out and present his policies.

What you so refused to see and acknowledge is that as long as those cabals continue to exist, what ever good policy Jonathan brings up will never see the light of day (at least in your eyes). Then, it is thesame people like you that will still come out to scream incompetence.

You pretend as if you do not know the country that you live in.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]I do not have time for uneducated rascally. Go and look for your mate at the motor park to engage trash talk with. Born accursed from the womb. Your intelligence is not worth half of that of my trained dogs.[/quote]wow! What a constructive response by a sane folk.:/

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pls help me with the estimated price (in Naira) of shipping 1 piece of android tablet from China to Lagos via Chrisvicmall?

I would also appreciate help on a link to a seller on either dhgate.com or aliexpress.com or any other Chinese on-line store where I can get a good android tablet with the fairest price without much complains. anybody with an experience with shipping these kinds of products should please help.

thanks a lot guys.

pls guys I have intention of shipping a piece of android tablet via chrisvicmall. the shipping cost on the sellers page is way too much. I heard Chrisvicmall is a lot cheaper to ship with. I am just trying to find out the estimated price (in Naira) of shipping it down to lagos.

thanks a lot for the help.

[quote author=deejay_harry1]what is this headies about sef?? wetin i ask?? wetin?? [/quote]it's about plenty plenty blow jobs.

Toks2008: Yes very compulsory for virgins only

flesh and bones have not revealed this to you.

You can imagine a woman that has been married once or twice before, and the father is still asking for bride price to be paid again. You dey rent am?

Na man like me observe and write all this things so? It is a wonder.

Demdem:
If Jonathan wins, no shaking. It's simply continuation of foolishness and stupidity in governance at a larger scale. It will not in any way affect Demdems fortune.

you have just made clear and solid what we already know about people like you. That is, you care about yourslef and yourself alone.

Na from your mama breast you dey suck to stay alive and yet you say your mama no go sleep well. You self no go get rest.

oluakadinma: All those Questions asked by NEF should be directed to all the northern heads of state that contributed to this mess we are now.


The worst that can happen to this country is intimidating GEJ out of power come 2015, then you would understand the real sabotage! The whole south south will be on fire and the effect oN the economy will be well pronounced!

Since una No wan give this man rest, no problem! One good turn deserves another. We are watching.

I wish I could give a million likes to this post.
The first card that was played on this man's table right from the day he stepped into office smelled of tribalism all over.
Yet, they think they have the right to call him a tribalist.

alj harem: "Somebody who used to attack our own Eze-Igbo Gburugburu without regard to his seminal wisdom and old age can do anything including selling his people in return for bowel of Amala and red oil soup.."

Massob of the igbos referring to yorubas during the deportation saga early this year in Lagos.

When has 'somebody'(singular) become 'the Yorubas'(plural). Guy, the refference was to a particular individual. We no get comprehension problem for here guy.

adedejiadekunle: u are all stupid, is GEJ feeding u. anyway, u are all clueless like him. if he gives purposeful leadership, will these people runaway from there fathers land. better examine yourselves before its too late

your initial statement made you look unintelligent, and then you made it even worse by coming up with a more unintelligent response.

I worry more about people like you in this country than I do about bad leaders and politicians.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]I am 100% certain that I wouldn't be buying any of those cars for any family member. May God punish these government official who would rather have us drive death traps instead of the luxury SUVs which they themselves enjoy.

I can bet my last naira that no DG, Perm Sec, Minister, Rep, Senator, or Economic Adviser will buy such a car for official use. Nonsense.[/quote]Guy, let the cars come first, afterwards we can compel the Govt official to use them. That is what is truly called 'progressive', that is, from one achievement to another.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]I'm sorry you reached the conclusion that I hate GEJ because of my post, but you jumped into that conclusion out of ignorance. Making brand new cars affordable at N1 - N1.2million is obviously a good thing. My objection is to what the FG wants to do to make it happen. Please read my post here for perspective.[/quote]you called the cars that will be produced a death trap, now you are here saying another thing. Which way bro?

Havilah93: 1. Sex is a powerful force that can destroy if not used properly

Like atomic power, sex is the most powerful creative force given to man. When atomic power is used correctly it can create boundless energy; when it is used in the wrong way it destroys life. Sex is the same kind of powerful force. Sex is a gift from God to give us the greatest pleasure, to help in creating a deep companionship with one's spouse and for procreation of the next generation. But if you play with this powerful force outside the bounds of marriage, it destroys you and those close to you.

pls explain how.

2. Sexual activity for young people arrests their psychological, social and academic development. Studies show that when young people engage in premarital sex, their academic performance declines and their social relationships with family and friends deteriorate. This is because adolescents are too immature to deal with the explosive sex drive and it tends to dominate their life.

like u said. This is for adolescent sex and has nothing to do premarital sex.

3. The majority of women cannot enjoy sex outside of the bonds of marriage. The development of a fulfilling sex life needs the security and peace of the marriage bond. Premarital sex usually takes place sneaking around in hidden places dealing with the fear of being caught, the fear of pregnancy and feelings of guilt. All these (worrisome) factors undermine pleasure in premarital sex, most especially for women.

this is very subjective and directed to adolescent sex as well and not for premarital sex between mature mates.

4. Virginity is to be given to the most important person in your life, the person you committed yourself to stay with forever in marriage Your virginity is the most precious thing you have to give to your spouse. Once you lose it, nothing in the world can bring it back. Don't lose something so precious in a thoughtless way.

says who my dear?

5. Those who engage in premarital sex run a high risk of contracting one of the many venereal diseases rampant today, as well as losing their fertility. Not just AIDS, but other common disfiguring diseases like herpes have no cure.

this advice is for one that engages in many sexual relationships b4 marraige. The post that you are responding to never advised any one to sleep around b4 marriage. It simply encourages sleeping with your lover b4 u finally marry.

6. Some venereal diseases have no symptoms and many couples discover many years later that they became infertile because of these diseases. Infertility experts estimate that 80% of today's infertility is due to venereal diseases contracted before they married.

if u are not infected by ur partner b4 u get married, u ll be after.

7. The best and only method that guarantees 100% against AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases is to wait for marriage to have sex and maintain fidelity in your marriage.

no, the best way is to stick to the partner you would get married to.

8. Premarital sex breaks the 10 Commandments given by God. The 10 Commandments are given to man by God to make man happy. They are not outdated and they are not restrictive. If we follow these laws, we can create happy and prosperous lives. If we don't follow them, we will pay a heavy price in divorce, disease, abortions, illegitimate children and loneliness. Modern men make a big mistake when they think that they can break these eternal laws and not suffer consequences.

there is no where in the 10 commandments that speaks against premarital sex. Do not confuse this with adultery.

9. Premarital sex runs the risk of conceiving illegitimate children...

there is no child that is illegitimate. That word is an evil word created by society to derogate a child. Though u are to a big extent right abt the negatives of raising a child alone.

10. If you date and you don't have sex, you can forget about that relationship when you stop dating. But if you have sex with those you date and then break up, the nature of sexual involvement creates strong, often unpleasant memories for your whole life. Every relationship you break up where you had intimate relations is like a mini-divorce. The psychological difficulties of these mini-divorces does damage to your character. Later, when you are married and go to bed with your beloved spouse, these unpleasant memories will accompany you.

you are right about this.

True love waits. If a boy or girl truly loves you, they will want the best for you

1O0% right.

Basicaly most of what u said here addresses adolescent sex and not premarital sex. They are two different things.

The bible tells you that ones a man have sex with a woman (ceremony or not) they are both automaticaly married. The only way to break this marriage isto have sex with another.

I don't see why people here are trying to ,ake this thing a Yoruba issue. This has nothing to do with the Yorubas. There are thousands of Yoruba men out there that are well principled and will never do all these things OBJ is being accused of. This simply has to do with the personal character of a single individual.
Some here are even saying Iyabo could not have written tht letter simply because she is a Yoruba woman. Guy you need to be in Iyabo's shoes since the day she was born to this day to b a judge at that. Being a Yoruba woman is the least yard-stick u should employ to judge this.

N.B. I used to doubt the saying that God fights for the weak. But this GEJ matter get as e be o! With all the heat they have given this man right from the day he stepped into office, the guy is still ridding.

kayciano: which one be mayer and baker.....na boutique outfit?

na bakery. The biggest bakery in the whole of west Africa. But they only supply in the month of May.

Truckpusher: You fuccking hypocrite .
you prolly eat punny more than i do

Nigerians sha! always pretending to be better than you when in actual sense they are the worst culprit of what they're accusing you of.

I've said my mind and you have no choice than to respect my choice bro and if you feel bad about it ,why don't you go hug some transformer and die....in fact 'go and die'.

Back to punny business .....there is a normal level of discharge and smell that the punny must maintain because it's natural, but the moment a punny becomes scentless then it makes no sense because all the natural endowment that was suppose to maintain it to achieve it's normal purpose of sexual arousal is no longer there that isn't to say that repugnant odor is a welcome development.

I hope Mr Ibime has made his hang man's noose by now?

no mind that guy, him no get experience . You are indeed very right. There are indeed VG smells that are enjoyable and it comes naturally. The OP mentioned this.

There are extreems and that is what the OP is trying to address.

Even amongst some animals in the animal kingdom, the smell of the VG is what attracts the males (no smell, nothing for the female).

N.B but come o! All these procedure for a piece of flesh. How come we don't get to see articles on how to take care of the male flute?

IamDebola: Excuse me please, don't confuse whatever I've written with your own point of view.
Your point is from your view, whereas mine is from my own view also, and if you can, kindly read what I wrote again, I used myself as an example, not all the Muslims in the world.

I understood very well what you wrote. That is why said that 'your' reason is the worse I ve ever heard from a muslim.

I believe a good muslim should be critical abt his/her 'personal opinion' when trying to explain a doctrine. What ever you say on a public forum, no matter how insignificant it may be affects and influences lots of people out there with like minds.

It is better not to say anything than emotionaly rligiously jumping in to defend your beliefs.

Abeg na who employ madam Okonjo Iweala?

Pls can someone help me with the part of the bible where Paul says that 'who ever eats meat (sacrifised to idols) and eats it to the glory of God, he/she is not condemned'?

It is mature and blessed to understand the ways of God. Truly it is not the ways of man.

IamDebola: Boss, when I die in situation like that I would even be more grateful to the Almighty, even though I never wished to die in such a horrible way.
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But do you know people die in a way that's even awful, dreadful, terrible, appalling, unpleasant, & horrific ways, and their family members are still very grateful. So you just don't say anything, anytime, anywhere.
As a believer, we all know God Almighty is the most merciful, the most beneficent, the sustainer, the protector, the provider etc

are u saying that it would have been ok if those people mentioned had woken up in their graves only to eventualy die of suffocation rather than being alive and thanfully happy with their families?

You talk as if all muslims that have been buried so far had died of gun shot wounds and knife stabs. Mind u d gun shot and stab wounds are in the very minority. How abt the majority tht ve been declared dead by illnesses? What excuse do u have for them?

Infact, this ur reason is the most irrational, cold and unbelievable one I've ever come accross from a muslim.

Yes, it does not matter much how a person dies (u r dead, u r dead). But it matters the most that a person is given another chance to live.
The bottom line is that if the people mentioned the OP where muslims they would have been deprived of that chance.

You met a girl 2 months ago and u r already swallowing her saliver. Guy u too much. U be the original mr lover man.

And nobody is even talking abt the name of the movie. For crying out loud the calabar people are real people and not some fiction. This is stereotyping and it very wrong. The Calabars should not just sit down and let this be. Don't the Calabars have association that that make sure things like this don't happen? This cover only gives one the wrong impression that Calabar girls are generally sexual objects and loose.

Infact if you are from Calabar (Or Akwa Ibom, cause we consider u all thesame) and u r joining to make playful comments abt this then you should get your head examined.

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The only trick I see in this is that it forces people to make up tricks where they don't exist, just like I have seen in the posts so far.

Sloan: Is your brain on vacation or completely missing? How can you expect someone doing her job and living her life in Massachusetts to at the same time be in the TV or Radio stations to rebut anything? Or you think she's jobless like you or the company she works for has been waiting for today to allow her to disappear to Nigeria within 6 hours because Guardian published a letter in her name?

Nigerians are becoming more stup.id or being blinded more and more by tribalism. I am not satisfied by the way OBJ ran his government and could have done more, and better at least in his succession plan. So, I am not an OBJ supporter, yet I am a Yoruba man! However, OBJ raised the same issues a lot of Nigerians have been crying about the only difference is these so called Nigerians have no voice and not even an ant would have paid attention to the letter if it was written exactly by them. That said, Iyabo's letter was a scanned copy of a photocopy, look at the darkened areas at the top left where the staple prevented a proper scan. It was not a PDF, it might have been converted afterwards. However, the onus of ensuring it was not a forgery was the responsibility of Guardian and her signature would be a good evidence in order for them to escape culpability but the letter is not even signed! What Iyabo should do is to institute legal action immediately on Guardian newspapers and make them prove that she wrote or sent them the letter. If an impostor got the better of Guardian, it is none of her business or problems: they must pay whatever penalty that arises out of this situation they created.

simmer down guy.

So in this age and time you still think that one has to travel hundreds of miles just to give an interview (be it audio or video) to a news media. U just may be living behind time bro.

You said the letter you saw was a photocopy. Well, yes it may have been cause I am aware that the Original publication was made by the Vanguard and not the Guardian, and so the original letter might just be with them.

I am the last person in the world that you can accuse of tribalism.

Sloan: Is your brain on vacation or completely missing? How can you expect someone doing her job and living her life in Massachusetts to at the same time be in the TV or Radio stations to rebut anything? Or you think she's jobless like you or the company she works for has been waiting for today to allow her to disappear to Nigeria within 6 hours because Guardian published a letter in her name?

Nigerians are becoming more stup.id or being blinded more and more by tribalism. I am not satisfied by the way OBJ ran his government and could have done more, and better at least in his succession plan. So, I am not an OBJ supporter, yet I am a Yoruba man! However, OBJ raised the same issues a lot of Nigerians have been crying about the only difference is these so called Nigerians have no voice and not even an ant would have paid attention to the letter if it was written exactly by them. That said, Iyabo's letter was a scanned copy of a photocopy, look at the darkened areas at the top left where the staple prevented a proper scan. It was not a PDF, it might have been converted afterwards. However, the onus of ensuring it was not a forgery was the responsibility of Guardian and her signature would be a good evidence in order for them to escape culpability but the letter is not even signed! What Iyabo should do is to institute legal action immediately on Guardian newspapers and make them prove that she wrote or sent them the letter. If an impostor got the better of Guardian, it is none of her business or problems: they must pay whatever penalty that arises out of this situation they created.

simmer down guy.

So in this age and time you still think that one has to travel hundreds of miles just to give an interview (be it audio or video) to a news media. U just may be living behind time bro.

You said the letter you saw was a photocopy. Well, yes it may have been cause I am aware that the Original publication was made by the Vanguard and not the Guardian, and so the original letter might just be with them.

I am the last person in the world that you can accuse of tribalism.