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princetom1:You are wrong. Which stadium has a bad pitch? Do u know that the Nigerian league jersey is of high quality? My bro the Nigeria league of yesterday is different from what we have now. Please be sure of what you say |
Official: NPFL ALL-STAR XI vs Valencia CF
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Official: NPFL ALL-STAR XI vs Valencia CF
GK-EZENWA
CB-ALIMI
CB-UDOJI
RB-ETIM
LB-AKAS
DM-OJO
AM-I.IFEANYI
AM- RABIU
RW-CHISOM
LW-OSADIAYE
CF-OBAJE Source :@SupportTheNPFL |
I beg front page nah |
Ekpekus:abi nah |
zuchyblink:AIT and supersport. Time 8:30pm |
The ground
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Watch the best of Nigeria premier league stars
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Too bad |
Common umbrella a Commissioner in Kogi State can't carry so tell me how will they carry our problems?
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Mopolchi:i guess u are still a kid when military was ruling us. Do know what is coup? |
I will prefer foreign nff |
I was in 100 level at that time. We supposed to have chm 101 test in the morning and i lived in angola hall. I was a sleep, the scaring noise woke everyone up. That day, we ran in the bush behind angola opposite that market between angola and moz hall (forgotten the name). Infact it was later we knew that it was a lady that the cultist used to harassed us. Guys na that day i know say angola hall to awo hall far. It was a bad experience |
damzy88:Nice meeting you |
damzy88:emeka was 2004 graduating set |
damzy88:what your name? |
hallelluyah:i was in angola hall then as 100 level, my room was block K room 6. I/we ran into the bush with looking at where l/we were going to |
AFRIKA was unlucky because he was dead drunk and had slept in his room when the attack struck |
Pedagogue:plz don't say great ife but say greatest ife |
Mackson01:infact my bro i Have been asking were LEGACY where about is. its well |
chimaobinelson:Guy ask question about what u don't know. The SUG of that time led by LEGACY, AFRIKA, were fearless. The school authority led by Pro WALE OMOLE knew that if the students goverment were called as witness then the case would have been lost by the Cult so that decided to rush the case by not calling for witness at all. |
ucheo:i guess you were young when the incident happened. Why this story will be ever green in ife is (1) it mark the end of cultism in ife. Don't get me wrong, there are still Cult in ife but not like the way it was before the incident. (2) ife is too security conscious and so the attack was like a shock to the school. (3) those remembering it are students at that time whose life changed after the attack. Eg myself, after the attack i see cultism as not just crime but worst than evil, now my nephews are been adviced by me against cultism. Even my kids though still young but i ensure i know their movements. So let the remembrance continue for life |
That day was the dat i saw hell on earth. We were supposed to have chm 101 test in the morning of that incident. I was in 100 level at that time, I lived in angola hall while in awo hall there was kegite in incitation going on of which AFRIKA was to be initiated . Guys did u know that the cultist that was put to handle angola guys was a lady? Omo see guys running into the bush without looking back. The medical student that was Hit by a stray bullet was painful because he bleeded to death when no one could save him. His blood changed the colour of the fruit Tree in the medical building from green to red. I beg as i am writing its like yesterday and tears flowing from my eyes, my kids and wife here with me consolling me. Our falling heros rest well!!! OF THE GREATEST IFEEEEEE!!!!!!! ALUTA CONTINUA... |
It has been said that the use of any language in itself was immaterial,
but in its consequences, or in view of the commands of the Church, it is by
no means immaterial. The Church has wisely ordered the Latin tongue only
to be used in the Mass and in the administration of the Sacraments, for
several reasons.
1. Latin was the language used by St. Peter when he first said Mass at
Rome. It was the language in which that Prince of the Apostles drew up
the Liturgy which, together with the knowledge of the Gospel, he or his
successors the Popes imparted to the different peoples of Italy, France,
Belgium, Spain, Portugal, England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Hungary,
and Poland.
2. From the time of the Apostles down, Latin has invariably been used at
the altar through the western parts of Christendom, though their
inhabitants very frequently did not understand the language. The
Catholic Church, through an aversion to innovations, carefully continues
to celebrate her Liturgy in that same tongue which apostolic men and
saints have used for a similar purpose during more than eighteen
centuries.
3. Unchangeable dogmas require an unchangeable language. The Catholic
Church cannot change, because it is the Church of God, Who is
unchangeable; consequently the language of the Church must also be
unchangeable.
4. Mass is said in Latin because a universal Church requires a universal
language. The Catholic Church is the same in every clime, in every
nation, and consequently its language must be always and everywhere
the same, to secure uniformity in her service.
5. Variety of languages is a punishment, a consequence of sin; it was
inflicted by God that the human race might be dispersed over the face
of the earth. The holy Church, the immaculate Spouse of Jesus Christ,
has been established for the express purpose of destroying sin and
uniting all mankind; consequently she must everywhere speak the same
language.
6. It is a fact well known that the meaning of the words is changed in the
course of time by everyday usage. Words which once had a good
meaning are now used in a vulgar or ludicrous sense. The Church,
enlightened by the Holy Ghost, has chosen a language which is not
liable to such changes. The sermons and instructions, and in short
everything that is addressed directly to the people, are all in the
language of the country; even the prayers of the Mass are translated in
almost every Catholic prayerbook, so that there can be no disadvantage
to the Catholic worshipper in the fact that the Mass is celebrated in the
Latin tongue; especially as the pastors of the Church are very careful to
comply with the injunctions of the Council of Trent, to instruct their
flocks on the nature of that great Sacrifice, and to explain to them in
what manner they should accompany the officiating priest with prayers
and devotions best adapted to every portion of the Mass.
In the second place, faithful Catholics know well that the Holy Sacrifice
of the Mass is the self-same sacrifice that Jesus Christ offered to His
Father on the Cross, because both the Priest and the Victim are the
same; their faith in the Real Presence is abundantly sufficient to
enkindle devotion in their hearts, and to excite in their souls appropriate
acts of adoration, thanksgiving and repentance, though they may not
understand the prayers which the priest is uttering. For this reason it is
that the faithful, pressed by different wants, go to the adorable
mysteries of the Mass, never thinking of the language in which they are
celebrated. Some, moved by the force of calamities, hasten thither to
lay their sorrows at the feet of Jesus. Others go to ask for some grace
and special mercy, knowing that the heavenly Father can refuse nothing
to His Son. Many feel constrained to fly thither to proclaim their
gratitude, and to pour forth the love of a thankful heart, knowing that
there is nothing so worthy of being offered to God as the sacred Body
and Blood of the eternal Victim. More press forward to give glory to God
and to honor His saints, for in the celebration of these mysteries of love
alone can we pay worthy homage to His adorable Majesty, while we
bear witness to our reverence for those who served Him.
Lastly, men hasten to Mass on the wings of charity and compassion, for
it is there that they can hope to obtain salvation for the living and rest
for the dead. Thus to the thirsty pilgrims through the rocks of the desert
do the fountains of water appear. Thus do the generation of those who
seek justice received benediction from the Lord and mercy from God
their Savior. |
DrinkWater10:The good ones are medrano, da silver, guy |
DrinkWater10:yeah just unfortunate that we are not showcasing our league instead its our national team |
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DrinkWater10:yeah just unfortunate that we are not showcasing our league instead its our national team |
DrinkWater10:this is LMC deals with laliga not nff with laliga : LMC is suppose to be for our best players in the Nigerian professional league both nigerians and other Nationals. The deal is suppose to be used to develop our league not the national team |
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I was also in blk kbrm 6 during my time.