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Visualize all your complains, multiply them by 2, that's how she will be after marriage. Marriage doesn't change bad character, it makes em worse |
How do you want your blessings? Thanks for this. I think such generalization is an insult on honest girls who work hard to make money. |
lilwetdick:These things are being critisized in those places you mentioned. I'm sure no one is celebrating racism in America. It is not alright there and the caste system is not alright here too |
vincentjk:I think your bestie is stylishly telling you not to mind her age just incase you want to shoot your shot |
The High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Court 12, sitting at Bwari, Abuja has dismissed the case filed by Busola Dakolo against Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA). Justice Oathman A. Musa, in giving the judgment, held that the matter amounts to injustice and an abuse of judicial process adding that the case is empty and purely sentimental. Justice Musa said that the case was aimed more at cruelty than obtaining justice. The court also awarded costs of N1,000,000 against Busola Dakolo and held that the fine should have been 10 times more because the court’s time was wasted. Dakolo filed the suit against Fatoyinbo after alleging that he raped her in 2002 and caused her emotional distress. Fatoyinbo’s team of lawyers, led by Dr Alex Izinyon (SAN), had however argued that the prayers in the suit were ungranted by the court and that the suit was frivolous and an abuse of court process. Fatoyinbo wasn’t in court because he’s not required to appear in person for a civil matter. He was however represented by his lawyers. Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/11/breaking-court-dismisses-busola-dakolos-case-against-coza-pastor/
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You don't have rest in your spirit... that is the biggest sign you need. |
uyams:lol. What is the colour of your problem? |
Why exactly are people bashing the guy? The didn't say people should not eat local rice, he only complained about the quality. We should not be picking stones inside rice in 2019, what happens to quality control? |
When you guys were using social media to lie against GEJ and his governemnt, you didnt no abi? una never see anything |
Lol. He's got a nice butt though But what was he thinking? ![]() |
ednut1:lol. wicked question |
My crush that year happy birthday |
ovcwality:Yea, a medical doctor explained it. |
I can relate with 2 and 7. Couldn't believe anything he said after that though. |
I guess she forgot the part where the pastor, during the prayers said witches stole the bone in her hand and she confirmed it. Secondly, how come she didn't talk about her her hand use to shrink and stretch? She only mentioned pain. No one should complain if any of the pastors in that video deceive them, they've been warned |
That is a ripple effect of your dad's death. i Went through the same thing, after 5 years of my Dad's death, i cant say i have gotten over it to some extent. You need to work on your mind. When the imaginations and thoughts come, think about something more pleasant. This will train your mind not to focus on death. Also, accept there is nothing you can do to stop death, so enjoy the moment. If you are a Christian, pray about it, read the bible too, it works |
SuperKlean:☺️ thanks a lot |
SuperKlean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLitl20hYwM |
After lawyers, fear publicists |
I don't even know who to believe but wahs my own? |
Op, if you are my brother, I will plead with you not to marry that girl. People show their true color through the way they treat others. But at the end of the day, it's your call |
Social anxiety is a sickness, treat it as such and maybe you could help her. About what people will say, don't mind 'em, they will talk anyway |
Beautiful. Whole else is proud of his/her culture? |
So the mistake that happened in Jane the virgin is real after all |
On Monday September 23, 2019, President Muhammadu Buhari participated alongside other world leaders at the United Nations Climate Action Summit 2019. Since then, we have seen conversations on Twitter doing what Twitter allows many people to spend a lot of their time on: getting things horribly wrong and/or focusing on the wrong things, while completely missing the real/meaningful/actual message. And so, this is a backgrounder/explainer, focusing on Nigeria’s commitment to climate action, under the Buhari Administration. The Climate Action Summit was convened by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, to provide an opportunity for world leaders to, “come to New York on 23 September with concrete, realistic plans to enhance their nationally determined contributions by 2020, in line with reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 45 per cent over the next decade, and to net zero emissions by 2050.” The theme of President Buhari’s panel was, “Towards a Resilient Future” — with the rider: “Announcement of plans to mainstream climate risk in decision making.” So, note that the goal of the panel was to elicit ‘announcements’ from the panelists on behalf of their respective countries: Fiji, Nigeria, Netherlands, the Bank of England, etc. In other words, panelists were billed to deliver remarks announcing their country/organisation plans to build a resilient, climate-sensitive future. To address the theme of the event, President Buhari chose to deliver prepared remarks. And the moderator’s question, was, in keeping with the theme: “President Buhari, Nigeria has a very young population; perhaps you might highlight what a pathway for a resilient future looks like?” The President did exactly that, in his prepared remarks, over the next few minutes, highlighting what a “resilient future” will look like in Nigeria — by focusing on the administration’s policies (the ones already being implemented, like the Green Bonds, and the ones set for implementation, like the new tree-planting campaign, and the energy mix target). His prepared remarks were wholly in alignment with the theme of the Panel event, and the question he was asked. Keep in mind that as panels often work, the moderator’s question was meant to invite/usher him to take the stage, and share his remarks. As a panelist it was up to him to choose to respond ex tempore, or to go the ‘prepared remarks way.’ He chose the prepared remarks way. And most importantly, he touched on the issues re: mainstreaming climate action for the future and for the young people of Nigeria. The only story here, for all serious minded people, is what he said, and what it means for the future and for the young people of Nigeria. His remarks read in parts: “I share the sentiment expressed by the Secretary-General that the world is on the verge of climate catastrophe. Undeniably, Climate Change is a human-induced phenomenon. “In the water sector, Nigeria will issue a Green Bond for irrigation and construct multi-purpose dams for power, irrigation and water supply. We will strengthen solid and liquid waste management systems to attract more private sector investors. “We will mobilize Nigerian youths towards planting 25 million trees to enhance Nigeria’s carbon sink. “Specifically, Nigeria is progressively working to realize 30 percent energy efficiency and renewable energy mix by 2030. “Furthermore, the Federal Government has commenced the implementation of the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Programme in Ogoniland, to recover the carbon sink potential of the mangrove ecosystem of the one thousand square kilometers (1,000 KM2) polluted site in the affected area. “Finally, permit me to add that the forty million citizens in the Lake Chad area expect this Summit to take into consideration their concerns. They anticipate that the outcomes of this meeting would include solutions to address the Climate Change impact in the Lake Chad area.” We believe that the important things for young people of Nigeria to do now should be around holding the government to account on these ‘announcement’ and promises, and ensuring they are fulfilled and delivered in a timely manner. One of the most exciting should be the tree-planting campaign. Ethiopia recently set a world record on that account — perhaps Nigeria’s young people might even be able to pressure the Government into scaling up the ambitions of our own planned tree-planting campaign. Therefore the online hysteria is completely unnecessary. President’s Media Office September 25, 2019 Source: https://www.facebook.com/femi.adesina.1023/posts/2436292179796441
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Listened to this woman's messages many years ago, disturbing stuff. |
Top gospel artist Mercy Chinwo is undoubtedly a stylish woman who has not failed to inspire us with her style. The Excess love crooner who is known for her signature beret cap looks stunning in a newly released photo. Mercy Chinwo was wearing black long shinny gown, in her usual style, she completed the look with a wine color beret. See Photo below Source: https://godlywoman.com.ng/mercy-chinwo-shines-in-black-gown/
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We know what damage control is, we don't believe your drama |
Iamgrey5:If you could ignore the real crux of my post and throw insults, then no need to argue. Your choice of words already showed your level of intelligence |
couragemurphy:How many times was Joseph accused and by how many women? Joseph's story had and ending, this one will too |
iPrevail:You definitely don't know the implication of what the guy said to his wife, or maybe you don't understand it. Imagine a woman telling her husband she actually didn't plan to marry him cause he is too short and broke. Such statement doesn't cause hurt alone, it leads to insecurity and break trusts. Now, anytime the guy warm up to a younger woman, that woman will feel insecure, she will assume the gůy is wishing he didn't marry her but that younger girl. Her self esteem is on the low no matter how confident she was before. Aside that, nothing breaks a woman than knowing she is not enough for the one she loves. Some words can be forgiven but not forgotten |
Oh Yea? How do we do that? donpedro11: |

happy birthday