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life2017:
white wedding of an Islamic marriage.

Cool and colourful.

Note: White wedding with white gown is not a Christian marriage . it is the cultural wedding of Europeans.



From Wikipedia

A white wedding is a traditional formal or semi-formal wedding originating in Britain.

The term originates from the white colour of the wedding dress, which first became popular with Victorian era elites after Queen Victoria wore a white lace dress at her wedding. However, the term now also encapsulates the entire Western wedding routine, especially in the Christian religious tradition, which generally includes a ceremony during which the marriage begins, followed by a reception.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_wedding

desmont004:
Wat is ds fowl doing infront of GTbank... Hope nt wat am thinking �

BafanaBafana:
The head of the Church of England is the Archbishop of Canterbury. The queen is just a titular head.
Also, the queen is not a religious leader and doesn't make laws for the church so whatever she does cannot be categorized as a Christian thing.

keemi:
Dull Nigerians everywhere. Oga deport them back sharply.
If u must migrate, do it legally. Don't go and pollute another man's country in search of greener pastures. Follow simple instructions Na big problem for Nigerians


Oga please start sending them home already. They're lucky the EU is giving voluntary returnees grants to restart their lives wen they arrive home.

If you must migrate, do it legally. Shun illegal migration

Mrkumareze:
Na you talk oo. When them go fire you now

Mrkumareze:
I sorry for my Edo brothers and sisters

Wapkoshcom:
Brain washed mofos
Anybody wey want buhari back as our president shall be killed by the fulani herdsmen

Pojomojo:
Lies have kept relationships going more than Money, sex & love but people don't know it

passyhansome:
Will you keep kwayet and fight, who force you join Army, stay strong and alive till retirement. Bye Dear

Greatzeus:
Stop deceiving yourself,I'm sure you have been on such prayer for ever,start from somewhere already. 6 figure ko, figure 6 Ni

TWoods:
What exactly are they achieving? Fame, money and the honor of men? Is that what the apostles lived and died for?

Seun:
Just as the book of 'Two Corinthians' was meant for the actual church that was in the city of Corinth at the time Paul wrote it, it seems clear that the message to the church in Thyatira was written to the actual church in the ancient city Thyatira when Revelation was written. So "Jezebel" was just a derogatory name used to refer to an actual female member of the church in Thyatira who had ...Christ Embassy tendencies.

With this understanding, read the passage again:
"Nevertheless, I have this against you: You tolerate that woman [not "demon"] Jezebel, who calls herself a prophet. By her teaching she misleads my servants into sexual immorality and the eating of food sacrificed to idols [in those days, most people except Jews and Christians literally sacrificed animals to idols and most of the meat ended up being sold in the markets]. I have given her time to repent of her immorality, but she is unwilling. So I will cast her on a bed of suffering, and I will make those who commit adultery with her [literally] suffer intensely, unless they repent of her ways. I will strike her children dead [just like Ananias and Sapphira]. Then all the churches will know that I am he who searches hearts and minds, and I will repay each of you according to your deeds."

It's interesting that the Jesus of Revelation seems to be against the eating of food sacrificed to idols, since the Jesus of the gospels said that it's not what goes into a man that makes him unclean, but what comes out of the man. Anyway, my point is that "Jezebel" was just a woman.

Seun:
udopee, how can I be sure that these things you've said about 'Jezebel', which are not from the bible, are not just products of your imagination?

Why would a high ranking demon, which was created and cast from heaven before God made Adam, rename itself after some Jewish queen?

NwaAmaikpe:



This is a man worthy of being celebrated..not some worthless Davido, Zlatan Ibile or Small Doctor.

The indomie generation will not agree with this neither will they relate to the phrase below.

"The black man wey dey here is committing sucide o".

Xisnin:
How about the Yahoo boys born after 1980?

Holocene:
Ok guys, i have been having lots of thoughts over this and its honestly scaring the shi.t outta me. I have seen some nigerian girls here in the US but they all got too much drama and try to act like they are too damn incharge of their crazy lives to need a husband. You all remember the video of a naija born lady who attacked the mama of one dude in the US and tried to get dude arrested for assult but he was smart enough to get it all on video.

Then we have the naija based babes who i broke up with all before i travelled so they would not say i held anyone back with some damn promises of marriage. I am looking to see if i can get a new one but i am scared of the fake lives they and how fast they change when you bring them to da states.

Least i forget, the american based naija babes who came to US by themselves are more interested in bringing their entire compound to the US and therein lies the bigass problem where you get constant issues with wifey.

Honestly i just tire. Which one is best?




Disclaimer: i aint trying to insult nor discredit our naija women as i still belive they are far better than the crazy A.A women out here who have like 5 different baby daddies in some damn jail. Just that i am tired of all crazy dramas right now.

Ayanko:
Why is the programme all about sex.

FixNaija:
Turnitin plagiarism limit in Unical is 10% for MSc

spacyzuma:
If you're with a Tier 2 work visa or interested, you need to read this. Wahala dey o.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/feb/18/uk-hits-skilled-worker-visa-cap-third-month-home-office-refuses-applications



Britain has hit its cap on visas for skilled non-European workers for an unprecedented third month in a row, deepening the staffing crisis facing the NHS and other key employers.

When the monthly quota was reached in December and January for the first time in seven years immigration lawyers had expected it would prove to be a blip, but they now fear it is turning into a long-term problem.

More than a third of the tier-2 work visas issued by the Home Office go to medical and other staff recruited to work in the NHS. Migration experts expect that among the first group to be turned away will be doctors and other healthcare staff, software developers and scientists.

The next set of quarterly immigration figures will be published on Thursday. They are expected to show increasing evidence of a “Brexodus” over the past year, with an accelerating decline in the numbers of EU nationals coming to work in Britain while increasing numbers return home.

The Home Office sent out hundreds of emails to UK employers and businesses last week telling them that their applications for the certificates of sponsorship required to recruit mostly highly skilled workers from outside the EU had been refused because they did not meet the minimum points score set for the February quota.

The cap on skilled worker numbers operates on an annual quota of 20,700 with a fixed number of spaces available each month. Until last December the monthly quota had only been exceeded in one month since the cap was introduced by Theresa May as home secretary in 2011.

The Home Office confirmed that the minimum salary for a job to qualify for a skilled work visa was normally £30,000, or £20,800 for a graduate recruit. However, in December it was set at £55,000 and in January tier-2 visa applications for jobs paying less than £46,000 a year were refused unless they were PhD-level roles or were for jobs on the official shortage occupation lists.

The points-based immigration system prioritises applicants according to their advertised salary, with the minimum annual pay changing according to the number of applicants above the quota and their points rating. This hits the NHS particularly hard.

Nichola Carter, an immigration specialist at Carter Thomas solicitors, said: “From the information I’m receiving it is starting to look like the threshold for rejection in February could be around the £50k mark. Initially it was thought that December and January were just blips. Now it’s starting to feel like this could be a long-term issue.”

She said employers were increasingly seeking to sponsor skilled workers because they needed certainty in their recruitment plans.

“The government has to step in now and either change the points or the criteria or create exemptions. Calls for NHS workers to be removed have already been made.”

Carter added that she had seen two applications refused for clients last week: a software developer and a designer for a bespoke luxury goods manufacturer.

All jobs offered to skilled workers from outside the EU that are not on the official shortage occupation lists have to be advertised in Britain first for a set period unless the salary will be at least £159,600.

“I know of employers who are now willing to pay £65,000 for a job they were previously offering a salary of £35,000 for just to make sure they get a visa in the next round of allocations,” Carter added.

The immigration law firm Fragomen confirmed that the cap had been reached for the third time. “Since the quota has been exceeded three times consecutively it is highly likely to be exceeded again next month due to the volume of reapplications. Applicants can reapply next month provided the job advertisement is still valid. There is no right of appeal following refusal.”

Danny Mortimer, the chief executive of NHS Employers, has pressed the Home Office to exempt medical staff from the quota, saying NHS organisations were “increasingly concerned at their inability to obtain permits for essential medical colleagues”.

More than a third of tier-2 work visas issued by the Home Office go to medical and other staff recruited by the NHS.
A Home Office spokesperson said: “It is important that our immigration system works in the national interest, ensuring that employers look first to the UK resident labour market before recruiting from overseas.

“The tier 2 visa route is intended to fill gaps in the labour market. When demand exceeds the month’s allocation of tier 2 (general) visas, priority is given to applicants filling a shortage or PhD-level occupations.

“The published shortage lists include a range of medical professionals, including consultants specialising in clinical radiology and emergency medicine, and we estimate that around a third of all tier 2 places go to the NHS.

Sprumbabafather:
The Deji of Akure is still gathering his canes, he will flog the herdsmen

osazeeblue01:
Go and try your popularity in council 's election first and come back and tell us the result.

enemachris:
Thanks @Ipobarecriminals; I search for the company via Google but i found nothing .

Emily22:
Carry another person matter for head....

dentrice:
Internal control officer vacancy again! Jon seekers shine your eyes oh!