Ekakamba's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Ekakamba's Profile › Ekakamba's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 (of 140 pages)
Kaikaikaikaikaikaikaikaikaikaikaikaikaikai! I laugh in swahili. No one knows but everyone knows. [quote author=Evidence1000 post=43575772][/quote] |
At least you've advertised your product excellently. What a scintillating shit post. And its 'cut your coat according to your cloth' |
Kai! A bottle of Moet for you. vizkiz:you've typed what's on my mind. Kudos bro! |
Don't even know what to say to you. But you succk big time. Retard. Okworigeorge: |
Dis one wey 96% of the reply nå from men, dem ladies dey indirectly voice their opinion to tell us say no time to check weda belle big or not coz men scarce. ![]() |
Forget am. Naso person go see your baé and say you dey enjoy. Oh! Like say your babe no get better nyash and bobi ba? lonelydora: |
Why did you say in his wildest dream? Did you mean to say she didn't attend secondary school or Basketmouth married a virgin? Evidence1000:May be true/false. So chill. LesbianBoy: |
This kind joke fit turn Basketmouth to stalker o. cruzita: |
e be like say nå politicians get this year Abasi kiyaye! |
*singing* masu gudu su gudu... ![]() |
![]()
|
FROM Kano State came a troubling revelation at the weekend: alleged abduction of Christian girls and forceful conversion to Islam. The trend was already regarded as a “regular occurrence” and Christian leaders had already resigned to fate. That was the scenario until a national outcry over the abduction of 14-year-old Ese Oruru changed all that. Chairman of Kano State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Bishop Ransom Bello expressed the association’s frustrations to Daily Sun and hoped that Oruru’s case will help shed light on abductions and forced conversion of Christians in the state. Speaking in an interview at the weekend, Bello said several efforts to stop the trend failed, until the Oruru case. Miss Ese Oruru was abducted by Inuwa Dahiru Bala from Bayelsa to Tofa Village in Kano State where she was forced to convert to Islam. Belo said: “I think that what happened is like a vindication. “The right thing is now being done. I say this because we have witnessed a lot of similar situations in Kano State in the past. And many a time, our efforts to return the abductees to their families were unsuccessful. We just hit brick walls.” He insisted that abduction and conversion of Christian girls, under different guises, including the intimidation of their relatives, was a rampant occurrence in the state. “We have pursued such issues in the past without any success. Our ladies were abducted and we had to approach the Islamic groups, for instance, the Hisbah Command, and nothing comes out of it. “Sometimes, they keep the girl (s) with the Hisbah Command. Sometimes, they keep the girl(s) with the local chief of the affected areas, what they call Hakimi.” Bello observed that many individuals, institutions and governance –actors, who had hastily declared their innocence and distanced themselves from the present saga, may not be speaking the truth, saying they were well in the picture of the culture of faith- based abduction in the state, but did nothing much to discourage it. The Bishop held that, “I don’t think they are really innocent. Truth is truth. Justice must be seen to be done. How do you abduct even a daughter of a pastor? A pastor, his daughter, was abducted in Kano here and it was a tug of war ….I am not even sure how it was eventually resolved.” He regretted that these things happen because Christians were in the minority in the state, adding that, “there was a limit to which anyone can push a matter of this nature; otherwise it might lead to religious crisis.” “We want the other religion to understand that whatever they don’t want us to do them, they should not do it to us. I don’t think we will like to do that to any Muslim girl. “We don’t abduct Muslim girls and then, force them into conversion. No! If you marry your wife properly, with all the consents that are needed and your wife decided to be a Christian or Muslim, so be it! http://www.sunnewsonline.ng/abduction-of-christian-girls-regular-in-kano-can/
|
Driver still dey alive? Hmmm! We go begin hear/see different kinds of tory soon. RIP! |
Dem no want make people begin to shout: discreet-me-nation! customised87: |
The wife of James Ocholi, the Nigerian junior Minister for Labor who died today in an auto crash between Kaduna and Abuja, has also been confirmed dead. The wife of James Ocholi, the Nigerian junior Minister for Labor who died today in an auto crash between Kaduna and Abuja, has also been confirmed dead. Mrs. Ocholi, who was evacuated from the scene of the accident to a local hospital in Doka, Kaduna State, was confirmed dead a few minutes after arriving at the hospital. A source at the Kaduna State government told our correspondent that the death of Mrs. Ocholi brings the casualty number in the horrific accident to three. Mr. Ocholi, who was traveling on a private visit to Kaduna in company of his wife and first son, died when his driver slammed on the brakes of his Lexus SUV car while at top speed. A source told SaharaReporters that the driver slammed on the brakes after receiving a radio message from the security car behind the minister’s main vehicle alerting him to a low pressure on one of the back tires. The driver’s panicked reaction precipitated an accident as the security vehicle then rammed into the minister’s vehicle, which somersaulted several times, instantly killing Mr. Ocholi and his first son. Mrs. Ocholi was subsequently pronounced dead after she was taken to a hospital. A source disclosed that the bodies of Mr. Ocholi and his family were being transported to a morgue in Abuja. RIP Ma. http://saharareporters.com/2016/03/06/hospitalized-wife-nigeria%E2%80%99s-junior-minister-labor-james-ocholi-dead |
Crush nå <3 |
Confirm Nigeria film. Part 1.... Part 2.... Part 3.... When part 4 go comot? |
Afropop star David ‘Davido’ Adeleke has disclosed that he spends a minimum of $30,000 (N5.9million) when he shops, according to a report. Davido who told PM News that he is always happy when on such shopping sprees, said he owes no one an apology for flaunting his expensive jewelry and automobiles. He however, stressed that he is not out to oppress anyone with his wealth. “It is convenient to buy those luxurious items from money I earn from music,” he was quoted as saying. “I am not doing this to oppress anybody. I’m only happy that I can walk into any store anywhere in the world and spend $30,000 at a go off my music. That’s just it. And this is money that I make in Africa and not in America,” he added. Davido recently signed a deal worth millions with Sony/BMG Record. Is he the richest musician in Africa? http://tvcontinental.tv/2016/03/05/12871/ |
I hope you're an example sha. pucelle: |
If him do good God no go forget am but if him go against God's words nå OYO for am o. Babe2sure: |
Awesome signature pucelle: |
Eyo. hungryboy: |
Babality join. Elnino4ladies: |
Mbok! Mbok!! Take am easy now. Nå learner I be o hungryboy: |
We can start building the unity from here. politricks: |
You guys always rant on SNs 'bout government inactivity and yet I see no motive for protest & I asked myself; What type of future are we planning for ourselves & children? The one with better standard of living or the one with absolute obscenity? politricks: |
Ufan fo abeg wetin be the meaning of craduad? hungryboy: |
Making FP for the first time! Information well dessiminated. Merci ![]() |
So you think journalists just type and print interviews exactly the way it was carried? Chai! [deyote author=pearlejiro post=43446493]So na this small 14 year old girl dey speak big grammer for her age? Those are the only [b]two occasions [/b]that I have gone to the hospital. Yes, I am in the SU, but they took it to the senior students and the senior students started misbehaving. So, we in the junior class took our own to a different level to [b]sanitise [/b]the whole thing. Abegi....make I hear word[/quote] |
So is this based on experience or just an assumption? ![]() |
|
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 (of 140 pages)



