Christianity Etc › Re: Synagogue Building Felled By Controlled Demolition -police by fr3do(m): 6:43am On Nov 20, 2014 |
19naia: I am living now in a house across from the airforce base... Almost every day is one helicopter that passes low over the house and i feel the walls vibrate with strong reverberations... Our building is wood frame and flexible and strong..So no worries here..
But this personal experience makes me believe that TB Joshuas building was built above its permited height and experienced the Common practice of low paid cement mixer/brick layer crew, to take some of the cement home for themsleves and use less than required for the project at hand.. This is enough to put the building at risk and then the kind of reverberation a helicopter can make through a building is powerful and it can reverberate through every grain of sand in the cement mix.. After that, any bad cement mix area will crumble and allow the building to collapse under its own excess weight...
I think the helicopter was not intentional, but maybe a blessing if you consider that the building would otherwise have been finished and then packed to full capacity and beyond with congregation shaking the building with dance and singing and praises... That would reverberate through the bulding as well, and many-many more would be among the casualities than this premature collapse we have now... you have said it all, the building was not up to standard. Some people arguing here do not care what happened to the building, they are just about taking the blame off the church management and the engineer. Controlled demolition? By who? Why? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Synagogue Building Felled By Controlled Demolition -police by fr3do(m): 6:32am On Nov 20, 2014 |
Smooyis: I knew all along that they will get to know about this looking at the video clips. The collapse was simply that of a controlled demolition. simple! then Tb Joshua should be charged with Genocide! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Synagogue Building Felled By Controlled Demolition -police by fr3do(m): 6:25am On Nov 20, 2014 |
But saying its a controlled demolition is more work for the police and a griever alleged crime for Tb Joshua. If it is a demolition where are the remnants of the explosives used? |
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Celebrities › Re: New Pictures: Ella The Girl With The Biggest Oranges (+18) by fr3do(m): 5:37am On Nov 19, 2014 |
axortedbabe: Click dat poo jst 2 see what... E big pass my own? Pictures or forever remain silent! |
Education › Re: Erections At My Former High School by fr3do(m): 5:28am On Nov 19, 2014 |
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Celebrities › Re: Solange Suffers A Massive Breakout On Her Wedding Day | Photos by fr3do(m): 7:03pm On Nov 18, 2014 |
elobyobi: They exist bro. Just not to things like eggs and nuts. I've live all my life in Naija, and I'm allergic to cobwebs. Yes cobwebs  Negro please! who doesnt sneeze when they are near cobwebs? |
Education › Re: My Cgpa Is 3.09,can I Still Graduate With A 2.1? by fr3do(m): 5:21am On Nov 18, 2014 |
Wow 3.09 is not bad at all. Oh me! I forgot Nigeria has its maximum cgpa at 5.0. Here in the states, it is 4.0 |
Celebrities › Re: Solange Suffers A Massive Breakout On Her Wedding Day | Photos by fr3do(m): 5:13am On Nov 18, 2014 |
These americans (wont call them AA, why dont other As call themselves EA) have had their blood corrupted with that of other races. Here in Africa, allergies are almost nonexistent. |
Business › Re: Pictures of President Jonathan Inspecting an Aircraft Made by a Youth at YOUWIN by fr3do(m): 4:55am On Nov 18, 2014 |
colossus2: Na toycraft you dey call aircraft  Where dat tin wan fly go  a 'toycraft' is more feasible, building an aircraft meant to carry people require serious and back-breaking regulations and standards, expensive to meet up with. but a small aircraft can just easily be used as a surveillance or battle drone. |
Politics › Re: Ali Modu Sherif-the Alleged Boko Haram Sponsor Enjoys Army Protection(pic) by fr3do(m): 4:43am On Nov 18, 2014 |
Yes, a rumoured supporter of boko haram enjoys army protection but a certain lawmaker lost those priveleges because he lost his seat because of a part of the constitution, the constitution he should be familiar with. |
Christianity Etc › Re: "MEND" Claims Responsibility For The SCOAN Disaster??? by fr3do(m): 4:31am On Nov 18, 2014 |
BluIvy: What the hell are you talking about or did you quote the wrong paragraph for your yeye corrections? Did you read your dumb post before making corrections?
Where ko, were ni? who replies tellwisdomm? He is nairaland's chief resident saddist. |
Christianity Etc › Re: "MEND" Claims Responsibility For The SCOAN Disaster??? by fr3do(m): 4:26am On Nov 18, 2014 |
I suspect some northern elements are trying to pin it on MEND, not saying that those elements are even responsible for the collapse at first. I smell an orchestration. |
Politics › Re: Dreaded Ombatse Leader Killed In Dawn Raid by fr3do(m): 11:54pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
igbsam: Nigeria is fighting a silent war and we are all siting on our computers typing and claiming we know nothing cos we are schooling in france or kafanchan. Well, its only a matter of time before it all gets out of hand. We had better start preparing ourselves. wow, I didn't know things have deteriorated to such an extent, here in Italy, Nigeria is hardly on the news. |
Celebrities › Re: Serrrriously, What is This? ...what is This? PIC!!! by fr3do(m): 10:58pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
Spicylate: nna, pls make it warm, i gat cold. #puts kunu in microwave. sets timer to 30secs and starts. When due, waits for a minute to let harmful radiation die out# here is your warm kunu.  |
Sports › Re: Funny And Rude Comments By South-africans About Nigeria Ahead Wednsdys Showdown by fr3do(m): 10:25pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
We will beat them, they would burn those characteristic fats around their tummies. |
Romance › Re: My Brothers Wife ALWAYS Ask Me To Unzip Her Dress. Is This Appropriate? by fr3do(m): 10:08pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
rutibaby: YOU BETTER SPEAK OUT B4 SHE'LL ASK YOU TO UNLOCK HER BRA. CONFRONT HER AND REPORT TO HER HUSBAND(YOUR BROTHER) TO APPROACH HER. do u want to spoil the brother's marriage? But we live in a perverted world o, what is wrong in helping your sister-in-law zip and unzip? |
Celebrities › Re: Serrrriously, What is This? ...what is This? PIC!!! by fr3do(m): 10:00pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
Spicylate: im wondering if this comment's for me or its a typo error buh anyways, i wasnt planning and never planned to bleach. Nne, take one cup of cold kunu! Black is beautiful. |
Politics › Re: Dreaded Ombatse Leader Killed In Dawn Raid by fr3do(m): 7:34pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
mekadinho: God, I ll continue to thank you for not making me a Nort..herner. Alaigbo Mma Mma. Can someone pls help interpret, I am actually schooling in Germany, and we don't speak or write English. I would have helped you interpret if I wasnt doing my masters in Donetsk, Ukraine. here we speak russian. |
NYSC › Re: Female Corper Decamped For Slapping A Male Corper in Delta State by fr3do(m): 7:15pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
hazyfm: Probably he over stepped his boundary.. what of if the guy slapped the girl. Would you be saying this? Some girls need to drop this nasty behaviour and be civilised. If she was harassed, she could have reported, the law will shift to her favour. |
Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by fr3do(m): 6:57pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
drehdinho: This matter of Arabic inscription worths to be discussed. As a matter of fact, Nigeria is not in any way an Arabic nation nor it's a christian nation. it's an heterogeneous society with heterogeneous religion as well. From the inception of Nigeria existence, controversy had been on which language should be made generic in Nigeria due to her naturally disintegrated society. English language was picked. In all educational institutions we have in Nigeria, English language is given more recognition even far more than our mother tongues. I have not seen any vestices of Arabic in the Nigerian history. So how come we have the inscriptions on our currency even to the extent of adding it on the Nigerian Army emblem. That's somehow. Some people who are religion bigots are going to attribute these insights to hatred for the Hausas. Ofcourse Hausa's have their own traditional language which I believe so much can stand for them. As we all know we have just three major ethnic groups in this nation: Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. Most Yorubas and Igbos are christians. And we have catholics amongst them too. Should we because of this represent the Yoruba's language as Hebrew or Latin on our national currency. The currency is not supposed to bear any form of religion thing at all. The languages inscribed on our currency should only be used to represent the three major ethnic group in their "originality". Arabic is not the original or the traditional language of the Hausas, that's just the fact...however on no account should it be considered. lemme point out something. Hausa just like most languages originally has a spoken form but not a written form, it was scripted to Arabic/ajami just like how igbo, french, yoruba, ibibio are written in English Alphabets. But hausa has the advantage of also being scripted in english alphabets. but this is not an argument valid enough because Denominations are identified by the design and arabic numerals on them, no one would pick up the naira and read the letters on it, no one reads ''one hundred naira'', but identifies '100', Awolowo and the reddish tint of the note. |
Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by fr3do(m): 6:36pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
tbaba1234: Seun and mods
Correction: It is not an 'islamic' script but an arabic script which makes it easier for the uneducated who can read the arabic to identify the note. That was the wisdom behind the script.
The script itself has nothing to do with islam. who would know how to read arabic letters and not know how to read arabic numerals? Denominations are identified by the design and arabic numerals on them, no one would pick up the naira and read the letters on it, no one reads ''one hundred naira'', but identifies '100', Awolowo and the reddish tint of the note. |
Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by fr3do(m): 6:32pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
vedaxcool: Most Hausa would probably learn Ajami before english, most no english at all!
Leaving the Ajami on the naira would preserve the writing system from extinction! fail! Denominations are identified by the design and arabic numerals on them, no one would pick up the naira and read the letters on it, no one reads ''one hundred naira'', but identifies '100', Awolowo and the reddish tint of the note. How would not having an inconsequential phrase on the Naira make Aljami go extinct? |
Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by fr3do(m): 6:21pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
abubello: when are they going to remove the arabic numerals from the Naira? why argue so much for arabic letters when you have arabic numerals? Is there anybody who can read arabic letters and wont know the numerals? |
Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by fr3do(m): 6:18pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
Idrismusty97: Is your state laws written in Latin? This government is dividing Nigerians along Ethnic lines. Since it has gotten to this point all Latin alphabets should also be scrapped out of our naira. English is our national language after all. can English be written in Aljami/Arabic? |
Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by fr3do(m): 6:04pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
maclatunji: The essence of the currency is for people to use it, if you make it difficult for a good part of the people it is meant for to identify and use it, then you have only proven to be myopic.
I also find it funny that the opponents of the Arabic script are motivated by hate and to a lesser extent fear. Removing the scripts will not change their fear or reduce their hate. I find it amusing as a result. you are only talking about hate. you are not talking about the cause of the hate you percieve which is forceful islamisation. For crying out loud, cant Hausa be used instead! |
Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by fr3do(m): 5:59pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
maclatunji: The essence of the currency is for people to use it, if you make it difficult for a good part of the people it is meant for to identify and use it, then you have only proven to be myopic. the same as the essence for a general official language. It is expected of every citizen to understand the basics. And even at that, Arabic is strongly intertwined with religion, Islam just like latin and hebrew to christianity and judaism, unlike Hausa. And again, are 1,2,3... not arabic numerals? Wont those who know arabic understand? |
Celebrities › Re: Corazon Kwamboka, The Girl Ehn! by fr3do(op): 5:35pm On Nov 17, 2014 |
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Politics › Re: Leader Of Adamawa Vigilante Group That Help Rescue Mubi Arrested by fr3do(m): 9:12am On Nov 17, 2014 |
omenka: The last thing Jonathan wants before next Valentine is a quiet and tranquil north!!
#WeShallOvercome what is wrong with you? There is more to Nigeria than the bloody presidency! What will your buhari rule if there is no Nigeria? |
Celebrities › Re: Wow! An Ungrateful Guy Returns N100 Sound Sultan Gave Him (photo) by fr3do(m): 8:58am On Nov 17, 2014 |
The beggar's mentality is the type that leads to crime. |
Crime › Re: How Sixteen Year Old Girl Was Raped For Four Years By Married Guardian by fr3do(m): 8:02am On Nov 17, 2014 |
Thebrightest: Almost all males in Nigeria are casterated as soon as they are born na. you are the brightest indeed  |
Crime › Re: How Sixteen Year Old Girl Was Raped For Four Years By Married Guardian by fr3do(m): 7:58am On Nov 17, 2014 |
Government should ban houseboy, housegirl! If you have chores, get a mature person that will work part-time as a help, it will even create employment. |