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Hello bro,

Apologies, i didn't reply your email, I have been extremely busy.

To your question, I am not a library person, I cannot read with people around, it is always ME, MYSELF and I so I got no idea of any library.

Cheers.

Impressive

Africa, the next BIG continent

Finally

Great feat man!

Integrity is scarce but it seems you got it.

Forced into marriage? They tied his hands and drew him to the event centre

No be force, na drag

It is well

The test could have been sponsored by research company or an IT firm.

johnemeka:
holes=8

Right. I ommited the sleeves.

Six (6)

two in front and at the reverse side and one on top(neck) and beneath.

There has been a wrong conception that AD is an acronym for "After Death". This is untrue, AD means Anno Domini (AD or A.D.) which can be literally translated to "In the year of our Lord"

AD (The year of our Lord) therefore commenced in the year Jesus was born and not in the year he died.

Anno Domini (AD or A.D.) and Before Christ (BC or B.C.) are designations used to label or number years used with the Julian and Gregorian calendars. The term Anno Domini is Medieval Latin, translated as In the year of the Lord,[1] or in the Year of Our Lord.[2][3]:782 It is occasionally set out more fully as Anno Domini Nostri Iesu (or Jesu) Christi ("In the Year of Our Lord Jesus Christ". This calendar era is based on the traditionally reckoned year of the conception or birth of Jesus of Nazareth, with AD counting years from the start of this epoch, and BC denoting years before the start of the era. There is no year zero in this scheme, so the year AD 1 immediately follows the year 1 BC. This dating system was devised in 525, but was not widely used until after 800.[4]

The Gregorian calendar is the most widely used calendar in the world today. For decades, it has been the unofficial global standard, adopted in the pragmatic interests of international communication, transportation, and commercial integration, and recognized by international institutions such as the United Nations and the Universal Postal Union.[5][self-published source]

Traditionally, English followed Latin usage by placing the "AD" abbreviation before the year number.[6] But BC is placed after the year number (for example: AD 2015, but 68 BC), which also preserves syntactic order. The abbreviation is also widely used after the number of a century or millennium, as in "fourth century AD" or "second millennium AD" (although conservative usage formerly rejected such expressions).[7] Because BC is the English abbreviation for Before Christ, it is sometimes incorrectly concluded that AD means After Death, i.e. after the death of Jesus. However, this would mean that the ~33 years commonly associated with the life of Jesus would not be included in either BC or AD time scales.[8]

Terminology that is viewed by some as being more neutral and inclusive of non-Christian people is to call this the Current, or Common Era (abbreviated as CE or C.E.), with the preceding years referred to as Before the Common, Christian, or Current Era (BCE or B.C.E.). Astronomical year numbering and ISO 8601 avoid words or abbreviations related to Christianity, but use the same numbers for years AD.

SOURCE : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anno_Domini

mirexxx:
a parlor,bedroom,bathroom,kitchen n store

That's a mini flat not a selfie.

A self contain is only a bedroom with bathroom,kitchen and without a livingroom/parlour

“When you’re an outsider or a misfit, if you play it smart, your motto should be, “I’ll show ‘em. I will show you,” says the outspoken Wendy Williams who has done just that by building one of daytime’s most successful syndicated talk shows, The Wendy Williams Show. Williams earned this outsider status growing up as the middle child of a working class family in suburban New Jersey. Overweight, tall and “not the best student,” Williams cites her misfit status as the driving fuel behind her relentless pursuit of success. “I want to live my life being a winner… I’m a winner, even when I’m losing.”

Williams got her start in radio over 20 years ago, cutting her teeth at a tiny station in St Croix earning just $3.75 an hour. “I spent almost every day down there being miserable and crying,” recalls Williams who spent what little money she made mailing out audition tapes. She quickly “monkey barred” her way to a stint in DC that sometimes required her to sleep in her car so she could make her gig at New York’s HOT 103.9. “Resilience is my middle name,” says Williams who quickly learned to “block out the noise of people whether it be my parents, whether it be friends who see more glamour than hard work.” Her ascent in radio was not without its challenges though. Williams struggled with cocaine abuse and body image. “There’re always devils in everybody’s past,” she admits.

William’s opinionated, envelope-pushing style instantly resonated with TV audiences after the launch of The Wendy Williams show in 2008. “I’ve always been that way, a little bit inappropriate…saying what other people are feeling,” describes the unapologetic Williams whose show is heavy on celebrity gossip and commentary. In part, she credits her appeal to her self-proclaimed Jersey girl status. “I think that my audience connects with me because they realize that in more ways than not, I am one of them,” says Williams who is more likely to be spotted cheering on the sidelines of her son’s track meet than sitting behind the velvet rope of a club with fellow celebs.
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And it’s this style that has allowed Williams to build a remarkably loyal following that has propelled her personal brand far beyond daytime television. She now credits bestselling author, producer, and entrepreneur to her long list of accomplishments. Her latest ventures include designing an apparel collection for HSN and launching a new series of programming for the ID channel.

Williams’ proudest accomplishment though remains her family. Her husband, Kevin Hunter, works alongside Williams as her manager and her teenage son remains her number one priority. Never one to shy away from provocative points of view, she is unabashed about the challenges women face in balancing the intense demands of both career and family. “My suggestion to women is always…use your entire 20s to work your behind off in your career… And then think about meeting that guy,” cautions the 50-year-old. “‘Cause we’re the ones that lose in marriage. Not men.”

She further points out buyer beware: “It is difficult for men to accept really successful career women. Whether it be that we out-earn them or that our name is brighter than theirs. I also feel like marriage and babies stunt a woman’s growth career-wise…Once you get married and have kids, you can’t do all the things that you used to do and maintain this important precious thing that you built as a family.”

http://www.forbes.com/sites/moiraforbes/2015/04/13/wendy-williams-on-why-women-lose-out-in-marriage/

Judgment will start in the church.

Return all your father and brothers looted first

Good!

However, why did he wait till a drama eschewed before providing the infrastructure to the community?

And we returned this kinda brain?

Chai...He needs to put on his thinking cap.

We arent in for a competition, cos Delta got a ministry? We are in a REAL CHANGE and not unhealthy competition ogbeni

7:15am - 5:00pm
hmmm

If you want to run again, run as an Independent candidate and stay off Tribal lane. You were the best candidate but lost to your misguided tongue and speeches

stinggy:




Read well. No casualty!

Lol, vex thou not...I was only trying to own a plot of land on the frontpage with that comment...

Thank God no one died

ShakurM:
Which kind hypocrisy be this now Pastor!

Pastor 'Fabunmi' 'Ifabunmi'

Help me ask pastor why e no change name first!

Did Jabez change his name even after God enlarged his coast and made him great? NO!

A new Nigeria to be proud of

I shall be sitting on the fence. Too close to call

You got me

Based on Believe

Fuel Subsidy Removal:
Instead of taking the cabals to the cleaners, he took the masses to the slaughters' slab.

Failure of the power sector

Immigration employment mishap

The weak battle against Boko Haram

Mismanagement of public funds

The pardon of political ex-convict(s)

Alienation of the South Western region.

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Add yours

No be small thing o!

2015 elections are around the corner.

The media is full with report and stories upon stories of politicians of all levels confronting each other, making fake promises again, asking us to put all our trust in them once more, after so many failed promises.

Now they need us again once more, please let’s make our vote count, make sure you vote right and no fighting because they will always give you the impression that the opponent is the enemy, and you should fight and die for them.

Please note this: There is no permanent enemy in politics, the one who wins will celebrate victory and the loser will be compensated. Be Wise!!!

Tu Baba said it all in his songs “E Be Like Say” in 2006, even the latest released single “vote Not Fight” in 2014.

Mine is 2face now Tubaba's “E Be Like Say” released in 2006

What's yours?

The National Coordinator of the Oodua Peoples Congress, Gani Adams, said his group is opposed to a former Lagos Governor, Bola Tinubu and his party, the All Progressives Congress, because Mr. Tinubu instructed governors of the South-West states not to deal with or empower the OPC.
Mr. Adams said this at a press conference in Lagos on Tuesday in reaction to reports that his organization plans to disrupt the forthcoming general elections.

He said while Mr. Tinubu plotted to destroy the OPC by denying it of government patronage, President Goodluck Jonathan has been magnanimous, awarding pipeline protection contracts to leaders of the organisation and other militants across the country.
“Deliberately Tinubu instructed all the governors (South-west governors) don’t work with OPC, don’t empower OPC, don’t associate yourself with OPC,” Mr. Adams said.

“Ask our people from the south west, if you threat us very well, why should we get an opportunity from your enemy? If you gave us jobs, if you empower us, we would turn down the offer from the federal government. Because you neglected us, you don’t want the organization to exist anymore.

Mr Adams admitted that he, Frederick Faseun, and another militant leader from Ondo state were given multi billion naira contracts to protect pipelines, saying as Nigerians they have a right to share from the nation’s commonwealth.
He said, “They alleged that some ethnic militia collected nine billion, what I know is that President Goodluck Jonathan gave us a contract to protect pipeline and in that pipeline contract, the analysis is that Nigeria is losing 1.3 trillion naira every year to vandals. And when you see how much they will pay us for a year, in six zones- we have three zones in south west, three in South-South. I have only one in South-West; Dr. Fasheun has one and another guy in Ondo has one.

“The entire money NNPC will spend for us to protect the pipeline is not up to four billion for the six zones. You know what happened, they intentionally wrote the propaganda to affect the rally of last Monday, and at the same time, they haven’t given us a dime for the contract. President Jonathan has not given us money; we are just planning on how to start the job now. You cannot get money, it’s not a contract of buying something.

“As a Nigerian, we have a right to share from the commonwealth and that does not mean they have induced us. Tinubu is the chairman of OandO, and it’s an oil company and hardly will you see any governor in Nigeria that does not have interest in oil business. Hardly will you see any that minister does not have interest in oil business. Look, the south-south has been benefiting from the Amnesty package from the past four or five years. We have never benefited from it.”

The OPC leader described the All Progressive Congress as a party that strives on propaganda.
The OPC leader said his organisation wants the country to move forward and has decided to support the re-election bid of President Jonathan.
“We are not saying because we are supporting President Jonathan, we should be an enemy of other political parties. When you watch carefully, you will realize that nothing less than 23 political parties partially support President Goodluck Jonathan, so we are not here to harm any other political party,” he said.

Speaking on the protest by the OPC for the removal of the Independent National Electoral Commission’s chair, Attahiru Jega, which many Nigerians, particularly the All Progressive Congress termed a violent protest, Mr. Adams described the APC as a party that thrives on propaganda.
“We deliberately kept quiet for one week to make sure that they lied to the extent that we would come out to tell the world that 85 per cent information coming from the APC is fallacy. “You can’t win an election based on fallacy or propaganda and they have used their strength to concentrate on CCN protest rather than to go from house to house to campaign.

“If you watched newspapers, you will see some parasites signing different press releases that Gani Adams should resign, you will see Shina Akinpelu, and then you see Monsuru Akande again, so you see the level of propaganda? We even investigated; the second press release was released from the state (Lagos) secretariat in Acme, coordinated by Ajomale. Why are they doing that?
He maintained that the protest was not against Mr. Tinubu or the APC.

“We did not protest against Tinubu or APC. Why are they supporting the wrongdoing of Jega? I think most of them are product of free and fair election of 1993, so we should upgrade the conduct of our election and what happened yesterday has justified our protest.
“I don’t see why you should deny 19 per cent which is 12 million registered voters of their right to enfranchise. And if you recall, in the June 12, 1993 presidential election, the number of Nigerians who made the difference for MKO Abiola was 14 million. By the time you deny 12 million people the chance to exercise their right, certain signal is coming, but I’m appealing to Nigerians, they should not allow Jega to provoke them. Let us accept the faith but let the history run against Jega.”
OPC not a threat to election

Mr. Adams said his group is not a threat to the coming elections and was not sponsored by President Jonathan.
“Well, we have witnessed 1999 election, we didn’t get involved in violence, we witnessed the 2003, we didn’t disrupt the election, 2007 same thing happened, 2011 same thing happened, why should we disrupt election,.
“We challenge them, let them take the pictures to the police to investigate and identify those who destroyed that billboard. The picture that was first sent to the internet was a picture of an event held on eighth of December by Dr. Fredrick Fasheun. So I’m appealing to concentrate on how to win the election and the heart of the electorate and not to be concentrating to destroy the character of anybody who supports President Goodluck Jonathan

“We have been funding our organization before election; you will realize that we have not less than 25 programs in a year. Who is funding those programs? Why should they insinuate that anything that comes from us because of our belief to support President Jonathan that it’s because of money?”