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anu please someone should tell him this this is democracy. his seat last for only 8yrs |
tell it to the birds |
TheMoniker:my brother, yours is even small. I dont like washing dirty linens in the open cuz if i tell u my own experience, you will be sorry for me. But one thing I need u to know, run away from churches. And when i say runaway from churches, i meant run far away from them. to say they are business is just an understatement. they are worst than that. |
can this really be true? for house help? |
bedspread:I think he is just trying to put confusion in the camp of Nigerians so that the f.ucking forceful union would disintegrate. thats all |
bwat? can this dwarf pastor actually say this? what did they give to him abeg |
livelymatilda22:undoubtedly the life of every business man. consider the saying of Uber CEO, "if you think what it takes to be successful in life or in business is had work, you are still in kindergarten and are still crawling". |
hmmmmmm |
I understand the urge to belong is what makes 60% of those Shisha smokers to smoke it, same thing goes to cigarette. But do you know that Shisha is even worst than cigarettes? No wonder FG took a proactive measure in June 2018 to ban Nigerians from smoking Shisha but yet, it didn't stop anybody from inhaling it. You must read this article to the end.... Scientists in Sharjah and Abu Dhabi have found that Shisha pipes posed more serious medical problems when compared to cigarettes. According to NAN, Ms Ayesha Mohammed, a chemistry lecturer at the University of Sharjah and the lead author of the study, said: “Traditional medwakh and Shisha pipes have no filters. “So toxic metals can quickly enter the lungs, causing different diseases, such as lung and oral cancers, oral infections and cardiovascular diseases. “I will never recommend dokha (medwakh) and Shisha smoking because both don’t have filters, so trace elements can easily enter human body and cause harm compared to cigarettes and cause several cancers.” Published in Oxford University Press’s Journal of Analytical Toxicology, the latest study looked at 13 medwakh tobacco products and three shisha products, analysing their properties to determine metal concentrations. The levels were then compared with cigarette tobacco to establish which was more likely to pose health risks. Levels of nickel, a known carcinogen in medwakh and shisha were found to be particularly high compared to those in cigarettes, while iron levels were found to be roughly the same. The research was co-authored by Prof. Mohamed Al Hajjaj of the University of Sharjah; Abdus Khan of Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi; and Shabber Mohammed and Masrath Mohammed, both of Jazan University, Saudi Arabia. Earlier this year, Ms Mohammed and several co-researchers released a study that reported much higher levels of nicotine and tar in medwakh than in cigarettes, while those in shisha levels were similar to those in cigarettes. Dr Noordin Wadhvaniya, a respiratory medicine specialist at the Canadian Specialist Hospital in Dubai, said that people who smoke shisha would inhale 26 times the recommended limit of uranium. “Contrary to the general belief, uranium that is inhaled will most likely damage your kidneys rather than your lungs. “However, it does damage the respiratory tract, creates respiratory irritation and accumulation of fluid in the lungs as well,” he said. Wadhvaniya added that with one puff, shisha smokers inhaled the same amount of smoke as they got from a whole cigarette. Question is, why do people keep smoking Shisha and even cigarettes? Share this to friends and families. They deserve to know. More @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2019/01/do-you-smoke-shisha-it-will-destroy-you.html
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what is wrong with all these elites ladies or should i say stu.pid ladies cuz i just dont wanna mention the name they are called. what is wrong in referring to Simi as Adekunle Gold's wife hu? Is it not his wife? What is wrong with words used in place of a noun? which is called a pronoun? na wa ooo for women this days. nobody wants to be a wife anymore, they want to be an associates. not gonna happen. no wonder 50% of women in lagos today are single mothers |
na them dem |
jesu |
ok e don start |
choi politics god please kill somebody oo |
no matter how they try to excuse the illegal suspension of the CJN, by saying the people he wanted to inurgurate was actually the once the new CJN inaugurated, Buhari is a threat to democracy. no matter how strong the foot soldiers are, the head determines what happens. count your teeth with your tongues. If you cant, ask Nigerians soldiers what is happening in there fight againts boko haram. |
knowing the kind of qiestion he will face, his principle have just banned him from participating. quote me guys |
lovely |
Gforce2019:And the presidential position is not a holy position ba? how come Buhari is occupying it? please don't tell me he is not a man of questionable character |
we are doomed in this country we r indeed doomed |
hmmmm when the FG is ready for u, they can come after u in 1 million different ways |
Racoon:hmmmm, nwanne e ejere akwukwo ooo su pu |
ah money |
misplaced priority |
Hmmm Na confusion be this one ooo They r just playing the game of politics. A clear Napoleon Bonaparte strategy - 'why choose a side while we can benefit from either side'. Remaining neutral is the key here..lol |
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) will not endorse any presidential candidate in the forthcoming election, president of the group, Rev. Samson Ayokunle said. Ayokunle urged Nigerians to vote according to the leading of the Holy Spirit and their consciences, adding that credibility and integrity should guide their choice. Ayokunle urged Nigerians to vote according to the leading of the Holy Spirit and their consciences, adding that credibility and integrity should guide their choice. The Presidential election, along with National Assembly election will hold on 16 February. CAN made its position known in a statement signed by Pastor Adebayo Oladeji, the Special Assistant, Media and Communications to the CAN president. Ayokunle said CAN is for God and His people and is apolitical, non-partisan and impartial. “Our members cut across all political divides and some of them are even contesting for one post or the other including the Presidential. So, the idea of endorsing any candidate as favourite does not arise. “We have not and will not endorse any candidate for any elective office in the country,” he said. CAN recently held a meeting with 14 Presidential Candidates in Abuja for briefings on their plans for the nation.Ayokunle said at the end of the meeting, the association came out with a position not to endorse any of the candidates. The CAN president said the association recognises Nigeria’s multi-religious and multicultural composition and it is not in denial of these realities. “However, in our federal system, it is crucial for all constituents to commit to respect the fundamental human rights of other groups as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution as amended. “It is against this background that CAN raise serious concerns with the candidates over the sustained violent attacks and persecution of the Church in Nigeria today. “CAN understands that if the principle of good governance (transparency, accountability, equity, inclusiveness and consensus building) are the hallmarks of governance, it would lead to accelerated development and prosperity for the people of Nigeria. This is our sincere desire, hope and prayer,” he said. He said that the expectation of CAN was that whoever emerges as president and vice-president would address the myriad of critical national concerns and challenges. “In biblical times, God raised Prophets at different times to speak up against national leaders and policies that promoted injustice against the very people such leaders were called to serve. “God placed the responsibility of the security and welfare of the citizens on leaders of nations. Nigeria cannot be an exception,” he said. The cleric said the association noted with encouragement that the candidates interviewed subscribed to its (CAN’s) values as expected of the President of the Federal Republic. He added that actions should speak far louder than words if anyone of them is elected. “To this end, CAN will watch closely as the character of the presidential candidates unfolds before, during and after the forthcoming elections,” he said. Ayokunle said that the Christian community is deeply concerned about the misfortunes that had befallen the Nigerian state in recent years. “These concerns, which must never be swept under the carpet, make the strongest case for setting a standard for how responsible and well-meaning Nigerians should vote in the coming elections,” he stressed. The CAN president urged all Christians to ensure they were in possession of their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC), and use sound judgment in voting. Ayokunle said that they should ensure that sentiments were eschewed and wisdom was applied in making the decision on the ballot paper. “Let us be circumspect and discretional. Above all, let the Holy Spirit of God direct you in the voting. Think about the greater good of Nigeria, and not primordial sentiments. “All Christians are enjoined to remain vigilant during the voting exercise and promptly report any suspicious undertaking at voting centres,” he advised. He urged all Christians to stay away from any violence or mob action, whatsoever, no matter the provocation. “Decency, lawfulness and godliness should guide us in any act of disagreement”, he said. The cleric said the choice of CAN remains any candidate who exhibits godliness, trustworthiness, sincerity of purpose, decency, patriotism, true commitment to national service and who would show care for the Christian community in the nation. “Christians are called upon to vote credible and trusted candidates into the various elective positions. We must also be discerning about their policy and the understanding of policy details,” he said. more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2019/01/we-will-not-endorse-any-presidential.html?m=1 cc mynd44 lalasticlala missyb3 |
GSteve001:Why is English too had like this? You can't design graphics, rather you can do graphic designs. like wise - Is called Screen touch, not touch screen - Is called number plate, not plate number. naija people can speak nonsense eh |
what r u guys saying. this guy could be a motor park thug or something. there is nothing bachelor about his dirtiness. I'm a bachelor too but I can't even sleep well if i match sand on my carpet. Yes I use carpet not rug. I hate smell...lol. |
Lovely |
boys dey vex |
and u people thought they were fighting naija, when will u guys wake up? |

A matter the supreme court have given judgement as the final arbiter of our judicial processes?