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 Christianity Etc › Jesus Had A Wife, Newly Discovered Gospel Suggests by EreluY(op): 4:02pm On Sep 19, 2012 |
A Harvard historian has identified a faded, fourth-century scrap of papyrus she calls "The Gospel of Jesus's Wife." One line of the torn fragment of text purportedly reads: "Jesus said to them, 'My wife …'" The following line states, "she will be able to be my disciple." The finding was announced to the public today (Sept. 18) by Karen King, a historian of early Christianity, author of several books about new Gospel discoveries and the Hollis professor of divinity at Harvard Divinity School. King first examined the privately owned fragment in 2011, and has since been studying it with the help of a small group of scholars. According to the New York Times, King and her collaborators have concluded that the business card-size fragment is not a forgery, and she is presenting the discovery today at a meeting of International Congress of Coptic Studies in Rome. The fragment, written in Coptic, the language of a group of early Christians in Egypt, has an unknown provenance, and its owner has opted to remain anonymous. Questions about the fragment abound, but scholars say it will nonetheless reignite several old debates: Was Jesus married? If so, was Mary Magdalene his wife? And did he have a female disciple? [Jesus Christ the Man: Does the Physical Evidence Hold Up?] Scholars say these controversies date to the early centuries of Christianity, but they remain relevant today. In the Roman Catholic Church, for example, women and married men are barred from priesthood because of the model thought to have been set by Jesus. King has cautioned that the new discovery should not be taken as proof that Jesus was actually married. The text appears to have been written centuries after he lived, and all other early Christian literature is silent on the question of his marital status. But the scrap of papyrus — the first known statement from antiquity that refers to Jesus speaking of a wife — provides evidence that there was an active discussion among early Christians about whether Jesus was celibate or married, and which path his followers should choose, King told the Times. "This fragment suggests that some early Christians had a tradition that Jesus was married," King said. "There was, we already know, a controversy in the second century over whether Jesus was married, caught up with a debate about whether Christians should marry and have sex." The significance of this fragment was known by scholars previously, and then forgotten. When its current owner acquired it in a batch of papyri in 1997 from its previous owner, a German, it came with a handwritten note. The note cited a now-deceased professor of Egyptology in Berlin as having called the fragment "the sole example" of a text in which Jesus claims a wife. According to the Times, papyrologists and Coptic linguists who have studied the artifact thus far say they are convinced by its genuineness by the fading of the ink on the papyrus fibers and the traces of ink adhered to the bent fibers at the edges. The Coptic grammar, handwriting and ideas represented in the text would also have been nearly impossible to forge. "It's hard to construct a scenario that is at all plausible in which somebody fakes something like this. The world is not really crawling with crooked papyrologists," Roger Bagnall, director of the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, at New York University, told the New York Times. Certain lines of the text resemble snippets from the Gospels of Thomas and Mary, both believed to have been written in the late second century and later translated into Coptic. King surmises that this fragment is also copied from a second-century Greek text. Further study will be needed to work out the details, but the meaning of the words "my wife" is beyond question, King said. The text beyond "Jesus said to them, 'My wife …'" is cut off. SOURCE: http://uk.news.yahoo.com/jesus-had-wife-newly-discovered-gospel-suggests-202727064.html |
| Nairaland General › Re: Tricks You Played On Your Parents And Got Away With As A Child. by EreluY(f): 2:15pm On Sep 19, 2012 |
[size=16pt]Those days (late 70s-early 80s), some of my classmates whose parents weren't educated/schooled, itemised PhyChemBa (combination of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) in their list of textbooks. That way, they conned their parents and got extra money. Fraud has been lurking around the corner in Nigeria for too long. Not just yesterday. [/size] 2 Likes |
| Education › UNN VC Presents 18 Microscopes & 3 Units Of PH Meters (politicising Education?) by EreluY(op): 1:41pm On Sep 19, 2012*. Modified: 3:00pm On Sep 19, 2012 |
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Bartho Okolo Presents 18 units of Microscopes and 3 units of PH Meters to the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. https://unn.edu.ng/sites/unn.edu.ng/files/images/DSC01882_4_0_0.JPG [size=14pt]I was searching for a piece of information about the University of Nigeria and I stumbled on this piece of news item both on UNN's website (http://unn.edu.ng/news/vice-chancellor-professor-bartho-okolo-presents-18-units-microscopes-and-3-units-ph-meters-facu) and its Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/universityofnigeria) and was left absolutely shocked. UNN bought 18 units of Microscopes and 3 units of PH Meters and that called for the VC, followed by camera crew, to go and formally present these items to the academic unit of the university that needs them? Is the VC so jobless and senseless as to condescend so low? What is worth celebrating in buying 18 units of Microscopes and 3 units of PH Meters, presenting them and making a BIG FUSS about it? Universities in the developed world (Europe and North America) routinely buy items of laboratory equipment worth millions of pounds and dollars. These would normally be delivered by van/truck drivers to the relevant laboratories only for lab technicians and/managers to acknowledge their receipt and properly document them in the relevant inventories. I had to Google the VC's name and was shocked to realise he holds a PhD from Strathclyde University, Glasgow, UK. With such an exposure, this man must be taking people for a ride or considering them as fools. Considering remarks on UNN's Facebook, the people are apparently fooled. Primary and Secondary schools here in the UK would not celebrate the purchase of 18 units of Microscopes and 3 units of PH Meters. Yet that calls for celebration in UNN with the VC presenting the items at a ceremony with paparazzis in attendance. Isn't this symptomatic of what has become of the Nigerian educational system which some continue to brag about on NL, blindly comparing it with education in the developed world? WHAT A SHAME PLAYING POLITICS WITH THE FUTURE OF GULLIBLE NIGERIAN YOUTHS.[/size] 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Patience's Health: Jonathan Seeks Special Prayers by EreluY(f): 8:51pm On Sep 16, 2012 |
conyema12: Obj and stella went into aso rock, only OBJ came out.Female > Male > Female = Patience! Besides, [size=20pt]a number of Nigerians have passed away today, 16 September 2012, exclusively on account of decayed medical infrastructures in Nigerian hospitals. Yet, this woman was flown out of the same country with Nigeria's wealth, may the souls of the departed torment her and bring her unto themselves and may her soul and the souls of all those responsible for Nigeria's woes today for ever remain restless.[/size] |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do You Go To Church (Options) ? by EreluY(f): 3:53am On Sep 16, 2012 |
[size=15pt]JERRY my junior brother says, "I go to church, especially in London, because there are countless African babes who are not only desperately looking for husbands, but also easily and readily cave in to satisfy my insatiable amorous gratifications, thinking they've got their dream man. No better place to get them in the whole of London." No be me talk am oooooooooooooooo. As for me, it's an absolute waste of time, energy and resources.[/size] |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria To Have Adequate Water Supply By 2025 by EreluY(f): 10:09pm On Sep 14, 2012 |
[size=30pt]What an absolute disgrace![/size] |
| Politics › Re: Why Jonathan Returned Ahead Of Schedule – Abati by EreluY(f): 12:13pm On Sep 14, 2012 |
Gone are the days when Reuben Abati could be trusted. Nowadays, he's nothing but a bundle of contradictions. Is he aware at all that he's lost all his credibilities and that any trusts the public has in him has completely evaporated? Reuben, you should go and bury your face in the sand. If I were you, I will go to headbridge in Onitsha and take a grand exit. |
| Politics › Re: List Of Nigerians Shortlisted For National Honours by EreluY(f): 3:36pm On Sep 11, 2012 |
In the face of global disrepute faced by Nigeria and Nigerians, what national honour is left in this country that people still accept to be conferred with those useless titles? |
| Politics › Nigerian Gays In Uk by EreluY(op): 3:26pm On Sep 11, 2012 |
Nigerian LGBT’s in Diaspora Against Anti Same Sex Laws held a rally outside Nigerian Embassy in London, UK to mark the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. The rally was held on Thursday May 17th 2012 with the Theme- “We Are Family- Freedom to Love for all Nigerians”. Speakers shared personal stories and experiences of Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia and a letter was delivered to officials of the Nigerian High Commission. A former student activist of the OAU, Ile-Ife, Yemisi Ilesanmi led the protest. She said a position paper on the Anti-Same Sex Marriage bill currently pending before the Nigerian legislatures had already been sent to the Nigerian Legislative organ and the Executive. https://nigeria24news.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/NLGBT.jpg PM NEWS LAGOS-Same Sex Marriage: Obama’s Nod Emboldens Nigerian Gays. Gay activists in Nigeria seem to have been emboldened by President Barack Obama’s recent endorsement of homosexual relationships, P.M.NEWS can reveal. In a press statement sent to P.M.NEWS yesterday, gay activists called on the Nigerian Federal Government and National Assembly to revisit their anti-gay stance and legislation for a better society. The National Assembly had on 29 November 2011 criminalised relationships between same sex couples, but gay activists remained silent until after President Obama endorsed such relationships on 9 May 2012. The activists under the aegis of Narconon Nigeria argued that punishing gays or lesbians because of their sexual orientations is inhuman. They disclosed that they held press conferences in Lagos, southwest Nigeria and Abuja, Nigeria’s capital recently and resolved to speak up. “Every citizen deserves the right and freedom of association and choices,” Mr. Ibrahim Kunle who issued the statement on behalf of Narconon said. “Nigeria has not in any way recorded a case of criminality attached to the activities of same sex in the society. “Many critics based their argument against the practices of homosexual on the passion for religious extremism. “To take it a little further, for something to be considered wrong in even the most primitive society, the onus of proving harm should be on the accuser. “Since gays and lesbians do not cause harm to the society as a whole or other individuals within that society, there is no issue of right or wrong. “In Nigeria today, same-sex sexual activities is illegal according to Chapter 21, Articles 214 and 217 of the Nigerian penal code and can be punished by imprisonment of up to 14 years throughout Nigeria. “Narconon Nigeria describes this as inhuman and unfair justification to the persons involved in the same sex activities,” Narconon said, adding that it is a non-governmental organization involved in the fight against drug abuse, human rights abuse and crime. The activists called on the Nigerian government to leave gays and lesbians alone and focus on the fight against insecurity and poverty. “Narconon Nigeria believes the government needs to pay more attention to insecurity (terrorism & kidnapping), economic instability, corruption, education, health, unemployment, drug trafficking and abuse, organised crime etc. “The country has gradually fallen into the hands of criminal gangs, who as ubiquitous as they are, are mushrooming at alarming proportion, while the government seems not to be paying attention to the rapacious consequences they are wreaking and could wreak on the society at large. The government seems not to be interested in real reforms,” Narconon said. http://nigeria24news.com/2012/05/nigerian-gays-in-uk/ I am posting this in the Politics section, because the Nigerian Government has chosen to politicise this aspect of human sexuality. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: China’s Yangtze River Mysteriously Turns Blood Red by EreluY(f): 12:48am On Sep 11, 2012 |
JUO: THAT IS END TIMEMay I unapologetically say that you're a disgrace not only to the Christian faith but also, and more importantly, to your teachers for this display of low-level thinking skills. In spite of Chinese officials' denial, this is simply the outcome of environmental degradation. |
| Education › Re: Admission Into The Nigeria Police Academy by EreluY(f): 8:07pm On Sep 05, 2012 |
Why anyone would choose to study in an institution organised by one of the most corrupt forces in the world is certainly beyond me! |
| Travel › Re: London Metropolitan University's Visa-Licence Revoked by EreluY(f): 9:20pm On Aug 30, 2012 |
obadiah777: WHERE I STUDIED IS IRRELEVANT. however i just made a post before this one. refer to that post. it answers your questions.Where you studied (UCLAN, a former Polytechnic) ostensibly led you to think lowly of UK university education. I still maintain that Nigerians planning to study abroad should do their home work properly and enrol in top-notch universities. In the UK, I'll confine myself exclusively to the Russell Group universities. |
| Travel › Re: London Metropolitan University's Visa-Licence Revoked by EreluY(f): 7:00pm On Aug 30, 2012 |
@ obadiah777: Keep exposing yourself, displaying also your ignorance in the process! |
| Travel › Re: London Metropolitan University's Visa-Licence Revoked by EreluY(f): 6:45pm On Aug 30, 2012 |
obadiah777: well i have studied in america england and nigeria and i can honestly say that the education i got in nigeria is better followed by the one in america. the one in the UK is shytttt.@ obadiah777: Please tell us where in the UK you studied and we'll be able to tell you why it's possibly a shytttt. Even so, and as many have rightly asserted on this thread, the facilities, faculties and milieus of the best Nigerian university cannot be compared with those of the worst UK university. In fact, there is no basis for any such comparisons. It's like comparing Idaho in the USA and Idaho in Ekiti. lol. |
| Travel › Re: London Metropolitan University's Visa-Licence Revoked by EreluY(f): 2:32pm On Aug 30, 2012 |
afam4eva: Most universities in the UK are crappy anyways except the Oxbridge schools.You must be daft to make this type of statement. Nigerian are good at deriding things they do not have and possibly could never have. @Frosbel. You're right in maintaining that "The UK has some of the best universities in the world other than Cambridge and Oxford". World university rankings (http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/world-university-rankings/2011-2012/top-400.html) aptly demonstrate this. Personally speaking, no matter what, I wouldn't recommend ex-polytechnics e.g. Westminster, Middlesex, LMU, MMU, Plymouth, West London, UWE, UWS, etc., as destinations for higher education in the UK. What Nigerians aspiring to study in the UK need to do is constantly check the league tables (and there are many of them e.g. http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings; http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/table/2012/may/21/university-league-table-2013) to ascertain that the university they are intending to enrol at are highly ranked. In other words, Nigerians should do thorough research about studying abroad before taking the plunge! |
| Car Talk › Re: List Of "One Way" Roads In Lagos by EreluY(f): 7:38pm On Aug 15, 2012 |
[b]What the government simply needs to do is put up road signs everywhere and expect road users to follow them. Why can't we, for once, do things properly? From London to Paris, From Holland to Germany to Poland to Italy, all you simply do is follow road signs and you will not only get to your destination, but also keep to road safety (speed limit, one way traffic, etc) rules. We want to emulate what goes on in the developed world but do so haphazardly! The last time I was in Nigeria, that was some 3 years ago, LATSMA officials impounded my car saying I parked where I shouldn't have. Fellow, Nairalanders, there was neither single/double yellow lines where I PARKED ooooo, neither was there any other traffic signs. So, how else am I (or anyone for that matter) supposed to know it's a no parking area. I insisted on not 'settling' them. Apparently, I had time on my hand. My car was towed to LGA office. I sought to speak with their overall boss and talked sense into his head. I also educated him about how things are done in the developed world. The result? I was told 'madam this is Naija. Anyway, bless the boys and they'll let you go.' I 'shakara dem', maintaining they should release my car immediately or else we'll meet in the law court. Needless to say their boss asked them to let me go in peace.[/b] 1 Like |
| Family › Re: Spanking Your Child In Public by EreluY(f): 7:18pm On Aug 15, 2012 |
kaykay123: I can't believe people born in this country are sounding as if they were given birth to in western world,so you mean if my child misbehave publicly,I should take him to a secret place and discipline him,God I will never do that,even the bible said Spare the rod and spare the child,this is the same reason,I didn't allow my kids to grow up in the states,I remember when I was a child,my mom (my mentor) can discipline me anywhere,so tell me why I can't discipline my child in the open,when he misbehave in the open.Pls for christ sake we are Nigerian's and we should learn to behave like one.Thank youJust make sure you don't bring that barbaric disposition to the developed and civilised world. Otherwise, you'll end up, like some, in jail before being sent back home. Smacking is nothing but child abuse. 1 Like |
| Travel › Re: Fred Olawale Makanjuola (Crystal Services) Scams 7,000 People by EreluY(f): 6:44pm On Aug 14, 2012 |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians have good jobs in UK (enough Of Sad Stories) by EreluY(f): 5:39pm On Aug 13, 2012 |
tanimola22: You and that somebody chick, if I nab both of you on the streets of Canary Wharf, you will have no choice than to share your fat salaries and bonuses with me.Shonso meji kii pade. If you neither speak nor communicate in Yoruba, find someone to interpret what that means. So, tell me, why do you want to commit robbery with all the big brothers following and watching you 24/7? Canary Wharf no be Oshodi or Oju Elegba. So, be careful. And, if I get mugged, we'll know how to track you. lol. |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians have good jobs in UK (enough Of Sad Stories) by EreluY(f): 4:03pm On Aug 13, 2012 |
@ somebody: I think you should leave these people alone. You've made your point and quite transparently, too. Let those who will not believe your claim hold on to theirs. The other important point you've made is that SOME (not ALL) Nigerians in professional jobs here in the UK earn FAT salaries. |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians have good jobs in UK (enough Of Sad Stories) by EreluY(f): 11:56am On Aug 13, 2012 |
Zechy09: To everybody in UK hustling, connections work like magic here in UK. Networking helps people land very good jobs.You're absolutely right. See my post above. |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians have good jobs in UK (enough Of Sad Stories) by EreluY(f): 3:01am On Aug 13, 2012 |
I studied Banking and Finance in Nigeria and worked in the banking sector for over a decade. Desire for further studies and a more challenging job routine made me to seek admission to study here in the UK. I came over, courtesy a fully funded scholarship to study for my MBA in a top 5 UK university. Whilst completing my MBA, one of my professors encouraged me to enrol on a PhD. I applied and was admitted with full funding. Apart from occasional tutoring of undergraduates, I wasn’t working as I was fully funded. I landed a job shortly after successfully defending my PhD thesis and before graduating a few months after. I have since been in full-time employment with GSOH. I realised not everyone would have it that easy. But let me share this story with you. One of my colleagues, a Nigerian, started working in our office complex in the City as a cleaner. That was whilst he was studying (self-funded) for his MBA at Imperial College. Months after completing his studies, he was still doing this job (together with some other menial jobs) as he was yet to secure a professional job. On one particular day, this Nigerian guy entered the office of one of the top notch guys in the organisation to empty the bins and tidy up the room generally. On entering the room, the executive guy routinely said something along the lines of “hello, how are you?” My Nigerian colleague answered “Oh! Am not fine at all”. A conversation ensued and the Nigerian guy declared his academic pedigree: MBA graduate of Imperial College, London – the same institution where the executive guy earned the same degree years earlier. One thing led to the other, this Nigerian guy got a very well paid, professional job in my organisation. He is still there, rising through the ranks. |
| Jokes Etc › Re: Dame Patience - My Husband Is The Best Couple On Earth by EreluY(f): 2:59pm On Aug 05, 2012 |
sarutobie: Since you didn't see the previous images which showed that the said newspaper heading was a computer work..then with all due respect you are the biggest FOOL on nairaland..did you even read the previous pages? OlodoYOUR TYPE DISAPPEARS FROM THE FACE OF THIS PLANET WITHOUT ANY EXPLANATIONS AND CONSEQUENCES. WATCH YOUR UTTERANCES. |
| Islam › Re: The Challenges Of Igbo Muslims by EreluY(f): 1:40pm On Aug 05, 2012 |
Sheikh Shehu Uthman Anaga, DON'T BOTHER AT ALL. STOP WASTING YOUR TIME. 4 Likes |
| Jokes Etc › Re: Dame Patience - My Husband Is The Best Couple On Earth by EreluY(f): 1:32pm On Aug 05, 2012 |
AND THIS WOMAN IS A UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, A FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER, A PERMANENT SECRETARY IN A STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION - A STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION?; AND SOME BRAIN-DEAD NIGERIANS ARE TRYING TO DEFEND HER HERE? NIGERIA IS IN DEED THE LAUGHING-STOCK OF THE WHOLE WORLD. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Happy 51st Birthday To Barack Obama by EreluY(f): 1:01pm On Aug 05, 2012 |
dbty: And he caused them all, bothANOTHER BULLSHIT ON NL |
| Family › Re: Sponsoring Relatives To Study Abroad by EreluY(f): 12:55pm On Aug 05, 2012 |
obowunmi: Don't be wicked my brother. LoooLBoy-o-boy, South African Universities are world class, you know. From Cape Town to Stellenbosch, from Pretoria to Witwatersrand, SA universities are top notch. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: How To Worship The Nigerian God by EreluY(f): 12:21pm On Aug 05, 2012 |
bukatyne: dear, let me conclude this way: if u want to learn about mathematics, u consult a mathematics text and wit mathematics teacher/gurus. so also, if u want to learn/know about God, consult God's text (the Bible) and wit Solid Christians around u. take care[b]I really pity you because the premise on which you conclude lacks credibility. 1. Consult the bible to know God? First and foremost, I wonder whether or not you are aware that many of the Bible stories, especially those contained in the Old Testament, are ancient Israelites/Hebrew folklores and Mesopotamian mythologies. Like folklores and myths from the rest of the world, the stories aren't necessarily true. So, for example, the Bible contains a pack of lies. From the very beginning of the Bible, it provides us with two creation stories. Is one right and the other wrong? Or both accounts are right and/or wrong? Let me give you some biblical exegetical lessons. In reality, those stories comes from different (J-E-P-D) sources. Later canonised, these were misleadingly ascribed to Moses. 2. From Oxford and Cambridge to Harvard and Princeton, the best biblical scholars and exegetes with the most insightful and penetrative analysis of the Bible are far from being 'Solid Christians'. They are largely atheists. This thread paints a true to life picture of most Nigerians claiming to be religious.[/b] |
| Education › Re: Obafemi Owode LG Primary School In Abeokuta: Worst Primary School In Nigeria? by EreluY(f): 1:43am On Aug 05, 2012*. Modified: 2:16am On Aug 05, 2012 |
[b]People trying to justify whose responsibility it is to fund this and similar schools across Nigeria are missing one crucially important point. It is the Citizens of Nigeria (not simply children of Obafemi Owode or Ogun State) who are suffering here. It is future Nigerians and the future of Nigeria that is being destroyed and eroded here. How, in the future, will the majority of children schooling in this sort of environment, not be slaves of some sorts to their counterparts growing up in the likes of UK, USA, Canada, Italy, France, etc? Fellow Nigerians, this is beyond party politics. It's not about asking the Ogun State Government to go to Edo State and borrow ideas. I'll be surprised if there are no Edo, Delta, Anambra children in this school. It's, therefore, about holding public office holders accountable. Imagine how the LGA Chairman was complaining about previous governments. Since assuming office, what has he done, even if only to stop the villagers from 'desecrating' the school grounds. Many thanks, in deed, to the reporter who highlighted this issue. Shame to the Christian and Muslim religious leaders walking the corridor of power in all States of the federation and in Abuja, 'cavorting' with government officials, past and present, but failing to ensure that the Citizenry enjoys the dividends of democracy. I really feel sorry for Nigerian children - in any States of the federation - who, through no fault of theirs, are being made to put up with this kind of degrading situation when those who are in government today had it so good when, in years gone bye, they were children and school pupils. A-a-se, ko ni saise Nitori awise ni ti ifa Afose ni ti Orunmila Ase ogunmo nii se l’awujo efo Ase Ijimere nii se l’awujo eranko Terekese nii se l’awujo Owu Gbogbo igi ti’ legbede ba f’owo ba nii dun Ki o se, ki o se ni ti iilakose Ohun a ba wi f’ogbo ni igbo Ohun a ba wi f’ogba ni i gba Oro [okete ba le so] ni ile i gba Aba [alagemo ba da] ni orisa I gba Aro oun abuke kii p'ohiin Orisa da Sango kii ko ohun orogbo Orisa kii ko ohun obi Obatala kii ko ohun sese-efun Kokoro keekeekee kii ko ohun ayatale ORI AWON EWE YI A DA FUN EYIN OSELU NIGERIA. ELEEDA WON A KO OJU IJA SII YIN. NI ORUKO ALALE IFE, IBI I YO WU KI E RAN AWON OMO YIN LO K'AWE, OXFORD, CAMBRIDGE, HARVARD, AFEFE IBE YOO SE OWO ODI SI WON NI, IGBEHIN WON BI TI Umar Abdul-Mutallab NI YOO RI. ASE ! ASE !! ASE!!! ASE!!!! ASE!!!!! ASE !!!!!! ASE!!!!!!! TUOOOOOOOOOOO! [/b] 1 Like |
| Education › Re: Obafemi Owode LG Primary School In Abeokuta: Worst Primary School In Nigeria? by EreluY(f): 11:49pm On Aug 04, 2012 |
THIS IS NOTHING BUT AN ABSOLUTE SHAME AND INSULT ON THE SENSIBILITIES OF THE NIGERIAN PEOPLE. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: How To Worship The Nigerian God by EreluY(f): 11:29pm On Aug 03, 2012 |
bukatyne: and dear physical, natural and biological sciences told u how they were created? or why they look/behave the way they do? y their compounds/components re mixed in certain ratios? God is not a white fairy man sitting/living in the clouds. He fills everything everywhere wit His presence. It is God we live, we move and have our being. We can't see the wind or air but we know it exists and feel its presence/impact so also we can't see GOD but all His children have a witness in their spirit that He exists. if u want to know if God exists or not, pray to Him in Jesus' Name and ask Him to reveal Himself to u.Please save me this gibberish. GCSE students' ontological argument sounds more coherent and gives much food for thoughts than this mumbo-jumbo. |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dangote Truck Drivers With HND/BSc: No Respect For Nigerian Graduates by EreluY(f): 9:48pm On Aug 02, 2012 |
ARES: My fellow jobless graduates of great degree and wonderful learning from a country where there is so much employment, pls dont apply. i know exxon mobil, shell, agip , kpmg and total are chasing all of you around begging u to come work for them..... unfortunately not all of us come from homes where after 5 yrs in school, u still sit around waiting for hand outs....pls feel free not to apply. that will create more chances for me and people who know that today you may drive trucks, tomorrow you may own trucks...just so you know, the reason you went to school is for you to adapt to any condition and make the best of any condition you see your self,I really commiserate with you, typical lazy Nigerian graduate  |
