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payne_leex: Uw broda, I'm sure u have mobilised as well..hw's Ibogun?

WithGod, we are gud to go!!!!
OftheGreatestOouite#

Yes bro, i av mobilised since march. No p, we av God wit us# OftheGreatest n OftheGreatest oouite #

wilxz: An open letter to the governor of Lagos State.

Sir,
This is to bring to your attention the perceived injustice being perpetrated by the Ministry of Special duties, in lagos state, I am a youth corp member serving with the newly oriented batch A. We were meant to believe that the state government will be paying corp members posted to Government secondary schools some form of allowance. After the orientation we all trooped down to the office of the Ministry of special duties for the onward process of our state allowance, we were then told to submit our NYSC posting letter and to return in two days time for collection of our stamped letters and bank form for the payment process. On getting there on the requested day, some where given the bank form and majority of us weren't given. And no reasonable reasons was given to us. This has caused a lot of bitterness and rancour amongst the corp member, some of who have decided to have a nonchalant attitude towards the delivery of their services in their respective schools.
Sir, these are some of the questions bothering on the minds of corp members.
1 what was the criteria for the selection of the corp members who are to be paid.
2 Is the rumour about paying only 600 corp members true?
3 Is there a form of selection process across tribal line, religious line, state of origin or federal character on which the selection is based.
4 Is it based on "First come first serve" or knowing "The oga at the top"
5 Is the payment a political propaganda to boost the popularity of the state, as the state paying the highest allowance to corp member.
We are seeking for answers, as to know how we can fight for our right and also to know who is short changing us. The motto of the NYSC says service and humility, we are ready to give our services, but where injustice prevails, the service and humility would be compromised.
We plead with our amiable governor to wade into this issue. The motto of Lagos state says Justice and progress. Let's us all practice what we preach.
Thank you.
Eko o ni baje.

I jst hope ds will b resolve on time cuz am also hopin2 servc in lag. It is wel

Akin444: Yes bro...the student affairs stopped d mobilization due to d nysc quota system but biochemistry graduates were told to come for their mobilization as soon as senate approve there result next week. The list is ready and am sure they will send it once they are done with the biochemistry graduates. No shaking bro #oftheGreatestOOUites #batch B all d way#

4rm Engineering Faculty, my fellow oouites, i believ al is well. Let stay hopeful n prepared

byrron: Christ only gave us one specific celebration to observe which is his death.
He said we shld keep doing this in remembrance of him as recorded in the bible book of luke 22:19.
He never asked his followers to celebrate his triumphant entry into jeruselem and other unbiblical celebrations that christendom faithfuls have been observing for decades now which are purely doctrines and most are pagan customs that were brought into christianity but they are not instructions from our lord jesus christ and that was why when he went back to heaven, his desciples continue to carryout only the instructions he gave before leaving. They didn't add unlike what is obtainable today among christendom churches today.
His triumphant entry was a symbolic demonstration of his kingship and not a celebration that should be observed annualy since he never comanded us to do that.
If we must celebrate everything, then its appropriate to also add the day he was baptised, the day he was tempted by the devil himself, the day he rebuked peter, the day peter denied him, the day the angel appeared to mary informing him about christ miraculous birth and even the day she got overshadowed by the holy spirit.
The point is that, we should just do as commanded and not to do things just because we desire them and they seems good but are they biblical commandements?
Obedience is better than sacrifice.
As christians, christ only instructed us to celebrate his death and dats all. Consult ur bible if in doubt.

God bless u

arow-top:
U dnt seems to b a catholic to me.......... pls be of gud mind always. we are here to share ideas nt to abuse.

catholic r leaders wen it cums 2 observin Man-doctrine, usin of Hail Mary, father , celebratin easter , sign of cross, worshipin of statue Mary/Jesus etc.
Its beta 2read d bible ursf n understand . Follow-follow wil lead no whr o

Wassel1: @Godside,is it a crime or a sin 2 set aside just a sunday out of d whole sunday we hve 2 celebrate the entry of Jesus?His death is even more significant than His birth.

it is a sin cuz d christians neva celebrate easter, during d days of Jesus, he neva instruct us 2celebrate it, even easter is one of the pagan days Paul warned Gentile converts they must not return toobserving (Gal. 4:9-10) .

What is the meaning of the name "Easter" ? You have been led to suppose the word means "resurrection of Christ." For 1600years the Western world has been taught that Christ rose from the dead on Sunday morning. But that is merely one of the fables the Apostle Paul warned readers of the New Testament to expect. The resurrection did not occur on Sunday! (For the astonishing proof setting forth the exact time of the resurrection, write for our free booklet "The Resurrection Was Not on Sunday."
The name "Easter," which is marry the slightly changed English spelling of the name of the ancient Assyrian and Babylonian goddess Ishtar, comes to us from old Teutonic mythology where it is known as Ostern. The Phoenician name of this goddess was Astarte, consort of Baal, the sun god, whose worship is denounced by the Almighty in the Bible as the most abominable of all pagan idolatry.
Look up the word "Easter" in Webster's dictionary. You will find it clearly reveals the pagan origin of the name.

Rich4god: Palm Sunday commemorates the triumphal entrance of Christ into Jerusalem (Matthew 21:1-9), when palm branches were placed in His path, before His arrest on Holy Thursday and His Crucifixion on Good Friday. It thus marks the beginning of Holy Week, the final week of Lent, and the week in which Christians celebrate the mystery of their salvation through Christ's Death and His Resurrection on Easter Sunday.


Date: The Sunday before Easter Sunday; see When Is Palm Sunday? for the date this year.
Type of Feast: Solemnity
Readings: Luke 19:28-40 (at the procession with palms); Isaiah 50:4-7; Psalm 22:8-9, 17-18, 19-20, 23-24; Philemon 2:6-11; Luke 22:14—23:56 (long form) or Luke 23:1-49 (full text here)
Other Names for the Feast: Passion Sunday, Sunday of the Passion, Yew Sunday, Branch Sunday, Entry of the Lord Into Jerusalem



History of Palm Sunday:
Beginning in the fourth century in Jerusalem, Palm Sunday was marked by a procession of the faithful carrying palm branches, representing the Jews who celebrated Christ's entrance into Jerusalem. In the early centuries, the procession began on the Mount of the Ascension and proceeded to the Church of the Holy Cross.

As the practice spread throughout the Christian world by the ninth century, the procession would begin in each church with the blessing of palms, proceed outside the church, and then return to the church for the reading of the Passion according to the Gospel of Matthew. The faithful would continue to hold the palms during the reading of the Passion. In this way, they would recall that many of the same people who greeted Christ with shouts of joy on Palm Sunday would call for His Death on Good Friday-a powerful reminder of our own weakness and the sinfulness that causes us to reject Christ.

In different parts of the Christian world, particularly where palms were historically hard to obtain, branches of other bushes and trees were used, including olive, box elder, spruce, and various willows. Perhaps best known is the Slavic custom of using pussy willows, which are among the earliest of plants to bud out in the spring.

The faithful have traditionally decorated their houses with the palms from Palm Sunday, and, in many countries, a custom developed of weaving the palms into crosses that were placed on home altars or other places of prayer. Since the palms have been blessed, they should not simply be discarded; rather, the faithful return them to their local parish in the weeks before Lent, to be burned and used as the ashes for Ash Wednesday.



http://catholicism.about.com/od/holydaysandholidays/p/Palm_Sunday.htm

There notin lik palm sunday, al these r man doctrine. D bible says we shld slient whr its slient nd we shld neva add2 d words of the bible. D bible or Jesus ,Jehovah neva instruct us 2 celebrate easter or palm sundy. U cn do ursef by checkin d history of easter n c 4ursf. Pls stop deceivin pple

payne_leex: U're welcome! Nw at least I have one female frm OOU nw who we can rock dis thread together. Feel free to ask me any question! I'm here for u. Meanwhile there's a report that our convocation is scheduled to hold on 5th n 6th of April! This is an info I got frm my Sub-dean. Meanwhile, I'm yet to ascertain the financial obligations that'll accompany it. U're welcome once again!

Helo, gud 2av u here, follow oouites. Am 4rm d Engineerin dept,ibogun . Pls, is thr any latest abt pastin of deregulaznt of jamb list

4rm OOU. Bros pls correction, Engineering av been cleared while some av mob 4 june-july. Departmnt lik computer, Mech , arch av been cleared bt elect/elect r yet 2b clear

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