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Actually, "I don't believe it" can be a good enough reason, and should persuade the peddler of an outlandish or seemingly unbelievable story to produce some strong and tangible evidence.If he brought a pic of himself and the ghost sitting together, you still wouldn't believe. Even if the ghost came up here to confirm the story herself, that wouldn't change your mindset. I wonder what kind of evidence you want him to put up here on Nairaland for you to believe. Probably a video? I know you still wouldn't believe. So what's the point? |
Religion, Family, Computers, Internet, Romance, Sexuality, and of course, Jokes. @Seun, your intended re-organization sounds really okay to me. I think you should go ahead with it. freelance:https://www.nairaland.com/chat https://www.nairaland.com/chat.php |
Ever since Grafikdon's post, I have not seen any post coming from the "it-doesnt-matter-how-I-dress" set of people. How funny! @Grafikdon, preach on brother! |
Who knows? It could be true. Something similar happened in 1995, not in Nigeria though. See these also: http://www.loveandmercy.org/loveandmercy/statue.htm http://www.crystalinks.com/weepingstatues.html [Please read the full stories. Thanks!] |
leketoye:Actually, it's so they can appear 'INTELLIGENT' before others. I agree with you. |
Oracle: Well, it is actually rude to give someone something with your left handWhat makes it rude? ![]() sage:Word! |
As a result of bacterial/viral infection? Yes, they get sick. As a result of 'spiritual attacks'? I guess not. Can/Does God send sicknesses to pastors to test their faith? I guess so. |
If I may ask, how old are you? |
Go to http://www.ukvac-ng.com for the new procedure. |
What do u have to say to these recommendations by ACTON and EFCC? DUE CARE for Cybercafés by ACTONigeria Due Care is a working standard accepted by EFCC and must be implemented by every cybercafé operator in order to curb cyber crime and provide information on all users. • That there is no more privacy for any internet user in the cybercafé. • That responsibility of policing cyber crime is reposed on operators. • Every cybercafé shall be duly registered with CAC (Corporate Affairs Commission). • Every cybercafé must be duly registered with NCC. • Every cybercafé must be duly registered with a registered Nigerian licensed ISP. • Every cybercafé must be registered with EFCC. • Night browsing shall be suspended until registration with EFCC is duly completed. • Every cybercafé must install an acceptable and standard surveillance system in the cybercafé. • Every cybercafé must expose all computers used in browsing; the era of hidden computers for browsing is hereby closed. • Every cybercafé will be a watchdog unto the other such that any cybercafé still indulging in the cyber crime will be dialogued with by a committee of cafe operators. If dialogue fails after three attempts, we shall have no other option than to expose the cybercafé to EFCC. • Every cybercafé will have a direct email and telephone of EFCC to lay requests and complaints. Features of the Software: • Should have a template or the identification of members (Name, Address, Email and Telephone number). • Should be able to block undesired program/websites - this will be dynamic allowing for any addition (programs and websites) when necessary. • Should be able to keep track and log users (members) activities - the records will be kept for the first three months. • Should allow a view of the client's desktop from the server. • Should be able to link the public IP to the local IP to enable identification of the system on the LAN. • Duration 3 months. A monthly meeting to be held between cybercafé operators and EFCC to review progress and to uncover new tactics of offenders in order to nip it in the bud. A meeting of cybercafé operators, EFCC and local police to take place in every district as we inaugurate our local chapters. |
As if that's not all. Have u guys heard that the airtime charges should also increase? A thirty-minute ticket should now go for N100, while the one-hour ticket should be sold for N200. Most cafes have started implementing this new law. They have succeeded in scaring away the legitimate internet users. The so-called scammers are the ones who can afford these new rates. There are some other recommendations by ACTON (Association of Cybercafe and Telecentre Operators of Nigeria) for Cybercafe owners. I'll be back with those. |
No you're not old. You're only getting older. ![]() Good news: Your birthday wish has been granted. . 17 days after! ![]() |
What does using the left or right hand have to do with respect? ![]() |
gigitte:Of what relevance is it? Why should I respect that part of culture that makes very little, or no sense at all to me? To fulfill all righteousness? What righteousness?!! Personally, I do not find it rude or offensive when a kid (who also knows the 'culture') uses his left hand for me; so the reason why anybody would just disregard the left hand for no justifiable cause leaves me totally deluded. Some even ridiculously refer to the left hand as 'The hand of the devil'. How pathetic! As for 'dobale-ing' (prostrating), that is totally understandable and makes a lot of sense, as different people have different ways of paying obeisance to elders, in different parts of the world. Perhaps, until someone explains to me the rationality behind this infuriating perception of the left hand, I'll continue to see this as non-sense in the highest order! |
Really, what's it about the left hand? I don't know about other tribes, but it seems to me that it's only we Yorubas that are particularly concerned about this issue; and usually make a big deal out of it. I personally find it very annoying when an 'elder' considers it disrespectful, or starts telling me some BS whenever I hand something over to him/her with my left hand, no matter how respectfully I do it. Also, apart from the issue of handling over stuffs, another perturbing issue is that of writing. You may be surprised at the length at which some Yoruba parents will go in order to ensure their child does not become a lefty. There was this former classmate of mine who showed me a mark on her left thumb, asking me this same question. She told me it was her mother who used a razor blade to cut her left thumb when she was very much younger, in order to stop her from becoming a lefty (in writing). She therefore had no choice, but to start learning how to use her right hand. Apparently, her mother succeeded! ![]() So now my question is: What makes the left hand different from the right? Why would anyone find it offensive if I used my left hand to hand something over to them? Is the left hand not a part of the body too? Is the left hand cursed or what? I really don't get it . I need an explanation! ![]() P.S. I am right handed. |
It was a lie afterall! ![]() |
She's 17! ![]() |
Someone just told me now that he died today? Can anyone please confirm this? ![]() |
segedoo:Excuse me? What are you referring to here as the minutest of risks? Playing round wild animals just for the fun of it? You've gotta be kidding me man!zebudaya:Same here. ![]() zebudaya:Damn right! |
I heard just yesterday too. I heard his head was badly affected, and he only started talking recently (he couldn't talk to anyone, so I heard). I wish him a speedy recovery. Poor Fathia. (Actually, I have a crush on her ). |
I just heard on CNN this morning. This is my first time of hearing about the guy. <snip> @ Rottweiler, you harsh o! ![]() |
The desperation of the presidency to nail former military president, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (IBB), and hopefully make him unelectable in next year’s presidential election appears to be taking a more definitive push as the authorities seek to put a name to huge cash deposits in different countries around the world – all of which the presidency believe are traceable to the Minna General. The amounts involved, details of which Saturday Sun gathered may have been forwarded to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), include, but not restricted to, £6.2 billion, $2 billion, 7.41 billion Swiss Francs and 9 billion Deutsche Marks. But pro-IBB campaigners insist that the figures are not new. In fact, Prince Kassim Afegbua, Secretrary-General of the National Democratic Party (NDP) who was recently appointed in charge of the publicity of the IBB presidency campaign project, told Saturday Sun that the alleged deposits had been bandied around for the last six or seven years and that nobody has been able to trace any Cent therein to Babangida. Read more here: http://odili.net/news/source/2006/sep/2/817.html Seems we're getting somewhere now, right guys? I hope they nail every part of him down! ![]() |
I believe I now have every reason to believe that Vampires DO NOT exist! @ Sista I think (my theory) he believed he was forsaken because he was pale, not of color.Here lies the flaw that leads to your other misinformation. How can you possibly 'think' a vampire believed he was forsaken because he was not of color? What led to this 'belief' of yours? Meanwhile, take a good look at this: As regards this post made earlier on this thread, here is a more detailed explanation. Using mathematics to disprove the existence of Vampires ASSUMPTIONS • One vampire does exist. • That vampire must suck one person's blood each week to survive. • Once a person is bitten by a vampire, he or she becomes a vampire. [center]https://img402.imageshack.us/img402/1426/vampire1vr4.gif[/center] 1. If there were 4 vampires at the end of Week 2, how many people would get bitten in Week 3? - Four (4); And how many vampires would that make, total? - Eight. 2. How many people would those 8 vampires bite in Week 4, creating how many more of their kind? 3. You get the idea now. Carry it through to the end of Week 8. How many bloodsuckers do you end up with? - 256. 4. Look again at your statistics through week 8. In math terms, what is the relationship between vampires at the end of one week and the number of people bitten the next? 5. Here's another way of looking at it: What pattern do you see from week to week in the number of people bitten? What about the week-to-week vampire numbers? 6. At the end of week 35, if your calculations are correct, you should have 34 billion, 359 million, 738 thousand, 368 (34,359,738,368) vampires in the world today. Now, how does your vampire census match up against the actual world population? Here's how to find out: Visit the website of the US Census Bureau. This gives an up-to-the-second projected count of the world's human population, based on actual numbers plus estimated births and deaths. Now compare with the values you arrived at earlier. See? Source.All nationality's of people on this planet earth have melanin which gives them color. White people are the only ones who do not have it unless they mix in with other nationality's, "mixing in" is symbolic to blood sucking. Without melanin you will die, because the Sun will go right through you. If you have no color, the Sun can not be absorbed, it just goes right through you. You wrinkle early and you get skin cancer and then you die. This is why the vampire comes out at night because he cannot be in the sun, the sun will eat him up! White people subconsciously know this and this is why they are more than anyone else advocating race mixing.Does this mean that all whites (without melanin) eventually develop skin cancer? Nowadays, some people argue that vampire stories might have been influenced by a rare illness called porphyria. The disease disrupts the production of heme. People with extreme but rare cases of this hereditary disease can be so sensitive to sunlight that they can get a sunburn through heavy cloud cover, causing them to avoid sunlight — although it should be noted that the idea that vampires are harmed by sunlight is largely from modern fiction and NOT the original beliefs. Source Also, I got from here that Vampires in European folklore are said to cast no shadow and have no reflection. So indirectly, according to you, all whites have no shadows / reflections, right? |
ava rose:Yeah. The guy really deserves the award he was given sometimes ago - Most creative producer. |
winteric: winteric: winteric:This reminds me of the passage that was read in church today (John 6: 48 - 71). So many people stopped following Jesus simply because he made a statement which they all misinterpreted literally. Instead of trying to see things the way you have set your mind to see them, why don't you endeavour to understand the spiritual implications of these things before you start making unnecessary definitive accusations. No wonder Jesus said in Mark 4 :11 - 12 - . . .but unto them that are without, all these things are done in parables. |
I would love to be invisible and able to pass through walls and blockages at will. I would also love to be able to know what people are thinking in their minds. mamaput:That is why there is a God na. It's his job to do that, not ours. ![]() |
The story you are about to read was forwarded to me by a lovely Nairaland member, Rolly. Therefore, do not ask me if it is fictional or non-fictional. Also, I hold no responsibility as to what this story might stir up eventually, as I do not intend this for any religious debates or attacks; rather my sole intention is to touch someone's soul, and interest anybody that is looking for something to inspire himself/herself. Lastly, please feel free to send this story to friends and families, and any other persons you think might be in need of it. Thanks! After a few of the usual Sunday evening hymns, the church's pastor slowly stood up, walked over to the pulpit and, before he gave his sermon for the evening, briefly introduced a guest minister who was in the service that evening. In the introduction, the pastor told the congregation that the guest minister was one of his dearest childhood friends and that he wanted him to have a few moments to greet the church and share whatever he felt would be appropriate for the service. With that, an elderly man stepped up to the pulpit and began to speak. "A father, his son, and a friend of his son were sailing off the pacific coast" he began, "when a fast approaching storm blocked any attempt to get back to the shore. The waves were so high, that even though the father was an experienced sailor, he could not keep the boat upright and the three were swept into the ocean as the boat capsized." The old man hesitated for a moment, making eye contact with two teenagers who were, for the first time since the service began, looking somewhat interested in his story. The aged minister continued with his story. "Grabbing a rescue line, the father had to make the most excruciating decision of his life: to which boy would he throw the other end of the life line. He only had seconds to make the decision. The father knew that his son was a Christian and he, also, knew that his son's friend was not. The agony of his decision could not be matched by the torrent of waves. As the father yelled out, 'I love you, son!', he threw out the life line to his son's friend. By the time the father had pulled the friend back to the capsized boat, his son had disappeared beneath the raging swells into the black of night. His body was never recovered. By this time, the two teenagers were sitting up straight in the pew, anxiously waiting for the next words to come out of the old minister's mouth. "The father", he continued, "knew his son would step into eternity with Jesus and he could not bear the thought of his son's friend stepping into an eternity without Jesus. Therefore, he sacrificed his son to save the son's friend." "How great is the love of god that he should do the same for us. Our heavenly father sacrificed his only begotten son that we could be saved. I urge you to accept his offer to rescue you and take a hold of the life line he is throwing out to you in this service." With that, the old man turned and sat back down in his chair as silence filled the room. The pastor again walked slowly to the pulpit and delivered a brief sermon with an invitation at the end. However, no one responded to the appeal. Within minutes after the service ended, the two teenagers were at the old man's side. "That was a nice story", politely stated by one of them, "but I don't think it was very realistic for a father to give up his only son's life in hopes that the other boy would become a Christian." "Well, you've got a point there," the old man replied glancing down at his worn bible. A big smile broadened his narrow face. He once again looked up at the boys and said, "It sure isn't very realistic, is it? But I’m standing here today to tell you that story gives me a glimpse of what it must have been like for god to give up his son for me. You see. . . I was that father and your pastor is my son's friend." |
Seun:How exactly? |
Your messageDon't bother sending your CV. Their mailbox is already full. I got this message when I sent mine. FOD |
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