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Explorers:
How many dem suppose give am?

Explorers:
He too is forced to stand there while he endures 26 lashes and the images show his face grimacing as he receives his punishment.

A flurry of new Islamic laws have been introduced in Aceh in recent years, drawing howls of protest from rights groups.

Last year, Banda Aceh banned women from entertainment venues after 11pm unless they are accompanied by a husband or male family member.

Aceh district has also banned unmarried men and women from riding together on motorbikes.




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xxxtedyxxx:
How does God respond to this act of love and
mercy? The Bible tells us that God hated Esau
(Romans 9:13) but loved Jacob. Why is this?


Asin....i am not understanding.

Why hate the goood guy and love the theif?

notjonbellion:
lmao
See the way you just showed then thier way of thinking

DeepFriedPuff:
[color=violet]I'll pass. I'm Christian [/color]

DeepFriedPuff:
[color=violet]uhm ...are u making a joke?[/color]

Teempakguy:
I'm not saying your idea is bad . . . but generally, it is not advice-able in business to have a lot of "founders" for any business. especially when they all want the same thing and all have the same skills. An idea that potentially could be a safer alternative would be you . . . and perhaps someone else . . . fleshing out an attractive business plan rooted in agriculture, and then soliciting for investors. You would of course present to them when and how they are going to recoup their investment. And then, you could add all these investors to the whatsapp group and "report" to them on how things are going. That way, you get to keep the profit, the shares, and avoid unnecessary stories that touch. I personally would invest into something like that.

what do you say?

jojothaiv:
Clap, this are just reasons why some will not believe in Christianity but as for me and my family, the atheists stance is quite beautiful and such stance is drive for us to serve the Lord greatly!

No offence though!

Seun:
You need to focus on just one thing. One thing that is key to moving Nigeria forward. You can't solve all of the country's problems. Pick one.

rattlesnake:
......I release them NOW!!!!!!!!!!!! IN JESUS NAME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MutantMetahuman:
it's like you have reading problem.

4dor:
If there are politicians behind it, then it's fair to say it won't work. We need it to be 100% for ordinary citizens. Once an opposition politician enters, the Government will attack the credibility and that will be the end.

MutantMetahuman:
I never said the protest was sponsored..
I only replied to this.
Which shows you don't care if the protest is sponsored or not. Which should be the only thing you should care about in the protest.

Niflheim:
@Hahn,
This is evidence of "religious imbecility", senselessness and boundless stupidity!!!

felixomor:
Non sequitur.
Face the topic of discussion.
[s]Besides read my first comment on this thread.[/s]

MutantMetahuman:
are you not tired of getting used by politicians.. When are you going to say enough is enough?


Politicians used you against GEJ for selfish interest, now you want to get used again? If politicians sponsored a protest, whose interest are they gonna protect? Same pdp and politicians that messed things up.

ojimbo:
Don't be surprised if you see pastors coming to celebrate with them because bible wasn't burn.

jaymejate:
That werey want to impress Davido

jaymejate:
Is that a soldier or a boys scout?

sonofluc1fer:
badt guy. Massiv house on Abacha rd, Ph?

Simon Utebor, Yenagoa

The Presidential Candidate for the Liberal Democratic Party of Nigeria and the Alliance for Democracy in the 2003 and 2007 elections, Chief Pere Ajuwa, has died.

Bayelsa State Governor Seriake Dickson described the Ajuwa’s death in a statement as sad, shocking and a monumental loss to the government and people of Bayelsa State.



He reportedly died at a hospital in Port Harcourt on Monday.

Dickson, in his condolence message, recalled Ajuwa’s forays into politics, which saw him contest for the governorship of the old Rivers State and later for the presidency, making him one of the very few minorities of the Ijaw stock to run for the highest office in the land.

According to the governor, the efforts of the late Egbesu of Egbesubiri greatly inspired the younger generation of Ijaw politician and gave a greater insight and meaning to why people should legitimately fight for what rightly belonged to them, without resorting to violence.

Dickson said Ajuwa supported every genuine effort of the Ijaw people to be properly recognised and be accorded their pride of place politically, economically, and in other areas of human endeavour by using his personal resources to fight for the political and economic emancipation of the minorities of the South-South.

He added that even though Ajuwa was dead, his legacies and strides as an Ijaw patriot and a fighter for the rights of the minorities of this country would live long after him.

Dickson prayed for the peaceful repose of his soul and for God Almighty to grant the family he had left behind, the strength, courage and fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

Krystalzkris:
nah... I love parties and guys.. They dont offer that in heaven abi? I cant fit sing forever jare.. Oya take part payment