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... We are ambassador for Christ. 2 Ch 5:20 |
legendsilver:God name?? Still looking for it though. |
adioolayi:That's their act. They are too bias. same has been done to me like trice. |
We make use of some words due to common usage in our society and it's popularity. I've never checked the meaning of impeach until I was 18 years of age, but undoubtedly I've knew it before then. I watched an interview of a politician then on TV and he corrected the interviewer by saying Impeach doesn't mean removal, it's only charged. I quickly rushed to my dictionary to check the word for the first time. And to my great surprise; it was exactly has he said. This afternoon, this particular word 'impeachment' hits front page. impeach is a verb that means to bring an accusation against. Impeach means to charge someone with doing something wrong, specifically a high government official, such as the US president, a senator, or a Federal judge. Fortunately, very few presidents have had the dishonor of being impeached . |
Do u expect him to transplant the houses if they weren't demolished. We like to Karaamo little things in Nigeria. |
The embattled Rivers State governor, Mr. Nyesom Wike has raised an objection to the claim that over one hundred soldiers were missing after sporadic gun battle with Boko Haram Insurgents; saying, inside source had confirmed the combatants dead and not just missing. Wike, who charged President Buhari and his administration to be ready to take the responsibility, said Nigerians are tired of half- truth and diplomatic statements of curbing insurgency. He described as an act of wickedness and lack of human feeling, the political dressings given the insurgents since the assumption of office of the All Progressive Congress (APC) at the national level. Mr. Wike lamented that the APC led government appeared more interested in witch hunting oppositions and demoralising the country's unity and tranquility than fighting the insurgency, the promise on which the party rode to power. "It is an aberration and a total deviation from the expected changes the APC led administration had promised Nigerians, reading 105 soldiers were missing while they were even dead under APC watch. "No average Nigerian who listened and watched the APC rallies across the country during the electioneering campaign where promises of ending the insurgency within a short period of time if elected were made, that will believe Nigerian Army could be this molested and defeated with APC providing shield instead of telling Nigerians the basic truth," Wike lamented. He admonished the presidency to tell Nigerians the present situation with the "105 missing soldiers" which insider had confirmed dead. "It will be of great relief to the presidency if Nigerians can always be fed with facts and not doctored media reports aimed at pleasing the masses. "As much as we anticipate peace and security of lives and properties, telling Nigerians you are winning battle against Boko Haram when the insurgency consumes our able security operatives on daily basis, is as dangerous as voting an unrealistic change," Gov. Wike said in Port Harcourt on Thursday. http://www.urbanreporters.com/2015/11/wike-confronts-presidency-105-soldiers.html?m=0
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Can we still recollect what Apostle Johnson Suleiman said after GMB (PMB) won the election. “Let me say this to you. In the next six months, people may stone Buhari. The reason I’m saying this is because the expectation is too high. Nigerians expect Buhari to put gold on their tables. Two, the large chunk of followership Buhari has are youths and young people and they are impatient. Young people don’t believe in progressive change, they want change. When they say change, they see a new picture. And Buhari has been talking from the two sides of the mouth. During campaign, he told us Boko Haram would be a thing of the past. Now, you are President-elect, you are saying people shouldn’t expect a miracle. Are you a pastor? If I wanted a miracle worker, won’t I bring a Mallam or... (Let's the rest of the story) LOOKING AT THE PRESENT CHALLENGES (SECURITY, ECONOMY, FUEL SCARCITY, POLITICAL INSTABILITY E.T.C) THE COUNTRY IS FACING. THE PREDICTION IS LIKELY TO HAPPEN O. AND I'VE PICKED MY STONE ALREADY, WAITING FOR GO AHEAD ORDER FROM NAIRALANDERS. LOL |
President Mugabe has said Africa needs another
revolution as it lacks complete independence due to
the continued exploitation of it’s natural resources
by the erstwhile masters.
The President, who was invited to the G20 summit
in his capacity as the AU chair, told world leaders
attending the meeting on Sunday that the continent
remained at the level of subsistence, but with
support, could register growth and development.
“We don’t control our economy. Our natural
resources are exploited by our erstwhile masters. It
is that area which we must address with you. That
requires another revolution.
“Even in politics we have others who want to
overlook us. We need technology, funding, loans,
not just grants to get us to move beyond primary to
secondary levels. Adding value to our resource.
That will give us greater capacity. Greater value,”
said the President.
President Mugabe said he was glad that countries
like China, India, Japan and Turkey have invested in
“those areas of our infrastructure and have helped
us build institutions for skills upgrading.”
President Mugabe added: “The educational levels of
our people must be raised so they are able to match
those of the advanced industries.”
He said the AU had adopted sustainable
development goals leading to 2063 that would see
the continent’s economies moving from primary to
secondary production.
“You look at us as a lower class now because we
don’t qualify to be in your G-20 for now. But with
support we should achieve inclusive growth and
development. Our people have natural resources.
But we want them to enjoy natural resources that
are in their hands, that are in their hands. We want
them in their hands,” said President Mugabe.
Russian President, Vladimir Putin, US President
Barack Obama, British Prime Minister David
Cameron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and
Chinese President Xi Jinping, along with many other
leaders around the world listened attentively as
President Mugabe spoke.
The summit, which was held at the Regnum Carya
Golf and Spa Resort and Convention Centre, was
supposed to focus on migration and climate change,
but this has changed following the deadly attacks in
Paris, France which left more than 130 people dead.
Talks on ISIS have now taken centre stage with
Turkish President Mr Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his
US counterpart Mr Obama, holding a press
conference to denounce the attacks in Paris.
After the press conference, the summit started with
the leaders from the various nations walking into
the summit venue after posing for handshakes with
Mr Erdogan. http://www.alafnet.com/robert-mugabe-says-africa-needs-another-revolution/ |
Suspect33:Hmmmm. alainitelorun omo |
Is this fair?? This is how a family used one of our flats after just 3 years. |
FIFA on Thursday approved five candidates to stand in February’s vote to replace Sepp Blatter as president of world football’s governing body, but Michel Platini has not yet made the list. The five who met the qualifications following a series of integrity tests were: Prince Ali Al Hussein, Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, Jerome Champagne, Gianni Infantino and Tokyo Sexwale, a FIFA statement said. The candidacy of Platini, the suspended head of European football who had been the favourite to succeed Blatter, will be examined once his 90- day suspension by FIFA’s ethics committee is over. The only candidate to be disqualified after receiving provisional approval was Musa Bility, the head of the Liberian football association. “The Ad-hoc Electoral Committee did not admit the candidature of Musa Hassan Bility, in view of the content of the integrity check report relating to him,” the statement said. FIFA said it had explained the reasons for disqualification privately to Bility, but it would not make the specifics public. The race is thought to be wide open given Platini’s potential ethics violations, including a probe over a murky $2 million payment he received from FIFA in 2011. His suspension triggered a flurry of activity with the powerful Asian football chief Sheikh Salman, former FIFA official Champagne, South African anti-apartheid campaigner Sexwale, UEFA general secretary Infantino and Bility all throwing their hats into the ring. The race is likely to be heavily shaped by whether Platini is ultimately admitted, with Infantino indicating he would stand aside if his UEFA boss qualifies for the vote. http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/11/fifa-approves-five-presidential-candidates-platini-pending/
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Can you do this on your wedding day? For me o- lai lai (Never). To risk my spinal cord because of a lady and Divorce me if I can't perform again. |
Obrigardo:Either elected or not. She remains the first female governor. go and die |
krasican: |
krasican:Sharap, She's was not elected. |
mrhipup:So, your interpretation to my findings for educating your ignorance is 'hating'? |
As many believed that Aisha Al-Hassan (Mama Taraba) who was just announced by tribunal as the true winner of Taraba state governorship election, is the first female governor in Nigeria history. Thank God, am not part of the youths that are being controlled by political wind without making proper research. Dame Virginia Ngozi Etiaba was the Governor of Anambra State , a state in south-central Nigeria, from November 2006 to February 2007. She is the first female governor in Nigeria's history. Her instatement came as the previous governor, Peter Obi , was impeached by the state legislature for alleged gross misconduct. She transferred her powers back to Obi three months later when an appeal court nullified the impeachment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Etiaba |
Probably 90% death assurance. So the head was used in order not to waste. |
He added: “We received approval from the young man’s parents to use their sons body to do the operation. They were extremely happy their son could save a life even in the vegetated state that he was in.” Bugatie: Bugatie: So which head did they transplant back to the donor's body?This is medical rascality! Bugatie: |
*World’s First Head Transplant A Success After
Nineteen Hour Operation
A 36-year-old man has undergone the world’s
first successful head transplant. The ground-
breaking operation took a team of surgeons 19
hours to complete and has allowed the patient to
be cancer-free.
Paul Horner, who was diagnosed with bone cancer
five years ago, was on the verge of death when he
was approved for the controversial and possibly
deadly operation.
Doctor Tom Downey, who was part of the South
African team who carried out the operation, told
CNN he is thrilled about the results. “It’s a
massive breakthrough. We’ve proved that it can
be done – we can give someone a brand new
body that is just as good, or better, than their
previous one.
The success of this operation leads to infinite
possibilities.”
Surgeons at Charlotte Maxexe Johannesburg
Academic Hospital in SA did the operation in
February but had to wait until they could confirm it
was successful before they made any public
statement.
Downey spoke to reporters on the complexity
behind the first ever head transplant. “This
procedure is another excellent example of how
medical research, technical know-how and
patient-centered care can be combined in the
quest to relieve human suffering.”
The operation was led by Professor Myron Danus
and took place on February 10, 2015.
“Our goal is for Horner to be fully functional in two
years and so far we are very pleased by his rapid
recovery,” said prof. Danus. “Before the operation,
Horner’s body was riddled with cancer and he had
less than a month to live. We were fortunate
enough to find a donor body; a 21-year-old man
who has been brain dead from a serious car
accident that happened in 2012. The boys body
worked just fine, but his brain was not functioning
whatsoever, and there was absolutely no chance
of recovery.
He added: “We received approval from the young
man’s parents to use their sons body to do the
operation. They were extremely happy their son
could save a life even in the vegetated state that
he was in.”
The man, Horner, has made 85% recovery;
walking, talking, doing things a healthy individual
does…
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yanabasee:START........ E NO GO BETA FOR U IF U NO START. Idiot,,, next time if u see my post, u no go quote me again. oo nii jere |
yanabasee:Lol .. werey ... trying to make himself happy. Oloriibu. I've done that before u quoted me. u can visit their website or send ur mama . |
yanabasee:Oh! I see. you are biggest fool I've ever come across Do I need to wait for ur stupid advice before I know what to do. A fool has fooled u with pictures and u didn't border to ask him source of his news. You're hear barking. |
yanabasee:I said they said it on OGTV news. habah! do u expect me to record the voice. The news caught my attention unexpectedly as I have read the earlier rumour on nairaland. |
I just heard the news on OGTV at 8:00pm and it was read to my hearing that the on-going repair on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway is being done by Ogun state government. The newscaster even stated it categorically that there is a rumour circulating that it's being done by one of the biggest church denomination in the country (Obviously he was referring to Redeemed Church but doesn't want to mention them since the claim wasn't the church) Please, let's stop the rumour and give credit to those who genuinely deserve it. Kudos to Governor Amosun. God bless Ogun state. God bless Nigeria. |
In my own perspective; I see a governor as a mini_President in charge of individual states the President govern. But in another view; Senators are more independent than the governors and they see themselves as determinant of any activities at the federal level. And looking at it in another way, in Nigeria citizens are to be ranked; the senate president comes 3rd after the President and the vice president and the if the ranking has to continue; all the senators would come before any state governor. Who is more superior (Or are they equal? Coz we have seen former governors that also became senator and vice versa) Please, let's share our views concerning this. |
In my own perspective; I see a governor as a mini_President in charge of individual states the President govern. But in another view; Senators are more independent than the governors and they see themselves as determinant of any activities at the federal level. And looking at it in another way, in Nigeria citizens are to be ranked; the senate president comes 3rd after the President and the vice president and the if the ranking has to continue; all the senators would come before any state governor. Who is more superior (Or are they equal? Coz we have seen former governors that also became senator and vice versa) Please, let's share our views concerning this. |
In my own perspective; I see a governor as a mini_President in charge of individual states the President govern. But in another view; Senators are more independent than the governors and they see themselves as determinant of any activities at the federal level. And looking at it in another way, in Nigeria citizens are to be ranked; the senate president comes 3rd after the President and the vice president and the if the ranking has to continue; all the senators would come before any state governor. Who is more superior (Or are they equal? Coz we have seen former governors that also became senator and vice versa) Please, let's share our views concerning this. |
The transparent car of ZF company equipped with different security systems is presented on the second press day of the Frankfurt Auto Show IAA Frankfurt, Germany… See pictures Below:
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adorablepepple:Weere- oo nii kuu re lai |
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