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Jah bless your hustle nicca. More weed to your rizla. Oya, check my signature. I know you can convince niccas in jungle to follow suit and make some cheddars. NB: not a day job though.
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Retail investment indeed. Check my signature. ![]() |
It's well. Check my signature. ![]() |
True. Check my signature. ![]() |
There was a 'Corn-Tree'. ![]() |
Regime of threats! ![]() |
Glory! Glory!! Man United!
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I see no reason why he should be shot if he ain't armed. Do you? Deeypeey: |
Shot by
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They should torture the ediots....
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If the fixed games are really working, why call/seek for subscription from fifle? Play 2 games with 10k every 3 days and in a month's time, you'll be swimming in millions. johnfixedmatch:
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Oh! my sister is high on pot! More weed to her rizla! ![]()
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I've heard you Albert Einstein. ![]() athorello: |
And you're a lecturer in Harvard right? If you don't have respect for one's occupation, pls respect the dads and mums there unless you're a bxstard. Thanks. athorello: |
Madala! |
I didn't say it's a scam, I said 'beware of TBC' you one balled Muppet. I guess this loser have a lot TBC and nobody wanna buy for even a hundred and fifty naira per TBC... You niccas said TBC will be N100,000k this year but how much is it now? 100 naira? No 50 naira for 2TBC. Sorry for your loss boy. ![]() wilsonreuben: ![]() |
'Stupiduty' starts and ends with Nigerian bloggers. RIP journalism. Still waiting for news about Pretty Mike. ![]()
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Ban bitcoin? That's forking preposterous. I can see clearly that some mooncalves agenda is to take us back to stone age. If you're still in the dark about bitcoin please check it out on wikipedia or google it. It's 100% genuine more than the promises of a failed government and her cohorts. Bitcoin made me a boss! But watch out for HYIP, 99.9% of them are scammers/don't last. Beware of: ¤The Billion Coin (TBC) ¤Pay Coin ¤One Coin. ![]()
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Project number 1 executed and some people will say Dalung & APC members are not working.. ... ![]()
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Dey idiots don collect their unfreezed mavro. ![]()
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Kudos! Oya find Chico Ejiro and begin your internship ASAP! ![]() |
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Holy!!! #TBT Children of God will you shout hallelujah? 2x Yes 2x Shout hallelujah to the Lord 10 times.. . Hallelujah! Hallelujah!! Hallelujah!!! Hallelujah!!!! Hallelujah!!!!! Hallelujah!!!!!! Hallelujah!!!!!! Hallelujah!!!!!!! Hallelujah!!!!!!!!!! Hallelujah!!!!!!!!!!! ![]() |
[b] The general overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has said that jollof rice and chicken being enjoyed by the students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, way back in 1962, made him to choose the UNN as a university where he would do his first degree. Adeboye who was awarded with an honorarily doctorate degree of Doctor of Divinity, DD by the University on Tuesday, said that he developed interest in the University when he went with his fellow students on an excursion to UNN in 1962 and saw students eating jollof rice with half a chicken. The cleric said that when he saw the way the students were enjoying then, he decided that he God permitted, he would come to UNN to study and lucky enough, the following year, 1963, he gained admission into the prestigious University. Carried by what he saw, Adeboye said that, “I took a pebble from the ground asked God to make me come to the University. The following year, 1963, God answered my prayers.” Adeboye however regretted that he could not graduate from the University as he left in 1966 without a degree. He expressed joy, however, that sixty years later, he has now been awarded a doctorate degree from the same University and professors call him, ‘daddy.’ “I left UNN in 1966 without a degree. Sixty years later, I have gotten a degree from UNN, now not as a first degree but a doctorate degree. That is why I feel elated. I am overwhelmed,” he said. Speaking at the occasion, Pro-chancellor of the University, Mr. Emmanuel Ukala, said that Adeboye deserved the honourary degree because he was a man of achievement. “It is necessary to point out, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, that the University of Nigeria places high premium on positive, and the road to the attainment of its honourary degree is quite tight indeed. “As a result, anyone that successfully moves through the tight rope deserves our honour and veneration. I, therefore congratulate Pastor E. A Adeboye for his selection for the award of the honourary degree of the University. Welcome on board as a significant member of the den of lions and lionesses,” Ukala represented by the vice chancellor, Prof. Benjamin Ozumba said.[/b] http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/jollof-rice-made-me-go-to-unn-pastor-adeboye/
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Chisos! ![]()
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Swaziland’s schools opened for the new academic year on Tuesday under new government orders to teach only Christianity, a move criticised by opponents as fuelling intolerance of Muslims. Officials said that old text books were being replaced with new ones that mention only the Bible, and that schools were required to submit a list of qualified religious studies teachers ahead of the start of term. “Other religions will not be offered at primary and high school level,” said Pat Muir, a top education ministry official, adding that the policy sought to avoid confusing pupils. “At tertiary level they will be able to make a decision to learn about other religions,” he said. Some surveys put Swaziland’s Muslim population as high as 10 percent, but the US Department of State in 2015 put the figure at about two percent. Many Swazis combine Christianity with indigenous beliefs, and religious freedoms are written into the country’s 2005 constitution. The education ministry last week instructed all head teachers to ensure that the syllabus would not mention any religion other than Christianity, including Islam and Judaism. Sahid Matsebula, a Swazi-born Muslim who works for a mosque near the capital Mbabane, said the government’s policy could worsen religious friction in the southern African nation. “What plan does the government have in place for our children who are not Christian?” he told AFP. “They will be taught one thing at home and taught something else at school.” – ‘Discrimination’ – The US State Department’s International Religious Freedom Report said some schools have long sought to prevent Muslim pupils from leaving early for Friday prayers. It also said some Christian groups “discriminated against non-Christian religious groups, especially in rural areas where people generally held negative views on Islam.” The new education policy comes after public complaints over Asian and Muslim migration into the country led parliament to set up a commission of enquiry last year. Some illegal migrants have since been deported, and Minister of Commerce and Trade Jabulani Mabuza told parliament that a law making it harder for foreigners to set up businesses in Swaziland was in the pipeline. Church leaders in Swaziland welcomed the Christianity-only syllabus. “Christianity is the bedrock religion on which this country was built,” said Stephen Masilela, president of the Swaziland Conference of Churches. Swaziland, with a population of about 1.2 million, has been ruled by King Mswati III, Africa’s last absolute monarch, since 1986. The country suffers dire poverty and has struggled to lift its economy, and has faced international criticism that the government stifles dissent, jails its opponents and denies workers’ rights. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/swaziland-orders-schools-to-teach-only-christianity/ |
A good lad indeed. NB: Arik still remains the worst airline irrespective of the number of her employees. |
What nonsense is this? This is unreal. All these bloggers using such tragic news to generate traffic ehn..... One day someone will use you for the real news. And to the inane mod that pushed this and other fake tragic news to FP, very soon you'll regret it. Mtcheeew.
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9ja kenan. Mtcheeew. |
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