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Is d deputy a Muslim?

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ebamma:
European Christians are too liberal and tolerant,
That's why the will soon become a minority in their own country

...just like how d Palestinians become minority after invasion of d Israelites right?

StOla:
I don’t think the French that overcame the tyranny of the monarchy, and bondage of the church, would readily welcome the religion of violent peace.

I love the French and their freedom.

5 million and still counting, if u are aggrieved, then go...

Surely not from music proceedings, sha no take d thing go Indonesia

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Sorry I've never heard of him, who's he?

If if were u or me, we would likely do the same..

Kill these guys now, abi wetin u still dey wait for..

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Waspy:
I agree with you but it doesn't always work like that. Some cases are just beyond certain hospitals expertise or even beyond emergency intervention. Some are just as good as dead no matter what you do. Infact it's advisable to assist relatives or friends conserve money and resources instead of expending it. Such can be spent on the funeral

My brother, emergency cases just as in this scenario have very good prognosis if prompt services are rendered. I'm pretty sure if 100% was administered on time to this young chap, he would have survived. He might just have had an acute asthmatic attack precipitated by exercise.
But whatever d underlying cause is, since he was gasping, it's obvious he was just oxygen starved which resulted in his death and giving oxygen would have reversed that.
Same applies to other emergencies especially in d young, timely life saving services most time will reverse the pathology
As for leaving patients to die and conserving funds for burial rites, well I know whatever ur discipline is in d medical or paramedical profession, u never made such oath.

Waspy:
Why do pple always have this opinion that once you can manage to bring in any emmergency case into the hospital, no matter the nature and prognosis, the patient is definitely saved??


R. I. P young man

But at least for emergency cases, the health workers should render emergency services and whatever outcome surfaces, we can then resign to fate.
But if no emergency life saving service is rendered, we masses should exclaim..

Cc: Ishilove lalasticlala seun

I wonder why university health centres are always not well equipped.
Sincerely, I can't blame those health workers at least they attended to them but were only incapacitated by services they couldn't provide.
Giving just an 100% oxygen in time could have just done d magic for d poor gasping Fatai.
Probe anybody in charge of oxygen supply
Sack that good for nothing ambulance driver

RIP Fatai

Advertise him nd his product on Naira land just like d op

Nonsense write-up Youngest without u stating his age?

Ambode's deputy, Muslim or Christian?

LEvuls:
imagine the shortest being ya daddy and this man is holding him like that

What is this one saying now?

OK OK OK

Who remember this statement: "I wrote it under special condition"

Each time I read the Quran, I'm always more convinced that it couldn't just be of human source
The tone clearly reveals that it is a revelation to someone, not a story like u see in the so called other holy books
The poetry presentation especially for those that understand Arabic convinces that it is from a superior authority
Quran is the Holy book where the name of the book and religion is proclaimed therein, u can never find d word 'bible' or Christianity' in a bible
It is clearly stated that ' I have perfected Islam for u as religion' in d Quran. You can't get a similar statement from other books

Islam is d only religion where all followers of the faith worldwide read the same one versioned Book, worship the same way in d same language facing the same place at the same time. Now this can't just be a coincidence..

Op, u are a slowpoke, the fact that salary arrears is piling up doesn't mean The State of Osun is developmentally backward.
Sentiments apart, Osun experienced a geometric development during d first tenure of Aregberascal con Aregbescammer

heykims:
I never aspired to be a Muslim.

I remember the warm artificial lighting in my apartment and the weight of the
air on the night I read this verse:
{Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth
were a joined entity, and We split them asunder and made from water every
living thing? Then will they not believe?} (Quran 21:30 )
My mind was split asunder when I read this. It was the Big Bang – suddenly
not just a theory… And every living thing from water… wasn’t that what
scientists had just discovered? I was astonished. It was the most exciting and
yet frightening time of my life.

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Guys, if u see d shape of that babe's arss mehn...

Danielle LoDuca is a third generation American, raised in a homogeneous, white,
suburban community. Although raised as a Catholic, she considered herself
agnostic and was disdainful of religion in general until she chose Islam in 2002.

I never aspired to be a Muslim.
I didn’t even want to be a Christian.
The whole concept of ‘organized religion’
was distasteful. I sought to use my mind,
not resort to some ancient book for
assistance in living my life.
If you had offered me millions of dollars to
join one faith or another, I would have
declined.
One of my preferred authors was Bertrand
Russell, who maintained that religion is little
more than superstition and generally harmful
to people, despite any positive effects that it
might have. He believed that religion and the
religious outlook serve to inhibit knowledge and promote fear and dependency,
in addition to being accountable for much of our world's wars, persecution, and
misery.
I remember laughing out loud while reading “Hey, Is That You God?” By Dr.
Pasqual Schievella, in which he derided the concept of God through satirical
dialogue. It all seemed so logical. Thinkers like us were surely above religious
devotees, I thought smugly.
But, for me, it wasn’t enough to just think I was
better off without religion. I wanted to
systematically prove religions were no more
than a hoax. I purposefully set out to do just
that.
Yet, here I am. Muslim.
Sure, I made the declaration of faith, but the
choice I had was really no choice at all.
Essentially, I was compelled - forced to accept
Islam.
Interestingly, in my talks with followers of religions, especially those other than
Islam, I have often noticed that they clearly desire to believe. As if, no matter
how many contradictions or errors are pointed out in their scriptures, they brush
them aside and maintain their unquestioning faith.
Rarely do I ever find that the scriptures themselves convinced them, but rather
they decided to have faith, and then the studies began after that decision, if at
all. They knew what they believed, either by having been raised upon it, or like a
friend of mine told me, “Islam seems foreign, so I never looked into it.
Christianity is more familiar and convenient, because most of the people around
me are Christian. So when I was seeking God, I chose Christianity.”
Personally, I never considered myself to be seeking God, but if I had, the last
place I think I would have looked would have been in an old book, or a building,
or a person.
Some people, who decide to believe in something at the outset,
may then develop selective vision when it comes to learning the
faith they’ve chosen. I had also decided to believe something; I
chose to believe that religions were simply fabricated delusions
of grandeur.
In actuality this notion was not built on hard facts, it was an assumption. I had
no evidence. When I undertook reading the religious books, I was not biased
towards them, but my intentions were to look for flaws. This approach helped
me manage to maintain a fair amount of objectivity.
My paperback translation of the Quran had been acquired for free. I didn’t even
stop to chat with the MSA students standing at the table stacked with books. I
curtly asked, “Is it free?” When they replied in the affirmative, I grabbed one and
continued on my way. I had no interest in them, only the free book to assist me
in accomplishing my goal of debasing religions once and for all.
But, as I read that Quran; as its cover became worn and its pages tattered, I
became more and more subdued. It was distinct from the other religious books
I had also collected. I could understand it easily. It was clear.
A friend of mine once began ranting about how God in Islam is angry and
vengeful. I came to its defense without even realizing it, opening it up and easily
flipping to one of the many pages that said, “Surely, Allah is Forgiving,
Merciful.”
It was if the Quran was speaking to me directly - responding to my life. It was
an “old book” but somehow, it was entirely relevant. Something about its
cadence and imagery and the way it communicated to me intimately; It was
exquisite beauty I hadn’t really felt before, reminiscent only of the moments I
had spent out west, staring out over a seemingly endless desert landscape. I
found it exhilarating; comparable to the way it felt running barefoot in the sand
under the stars with powerful waves crashing at my side.
The Quran was appealing to my intellect. Offering me signs and then telling me
to think, to ponder and consider. It rejected the notion of blind faith, but
encouraged reason and intelligence. It directed humanity towards goodness,
recognition of the Creator, plus moderation, kindness, and humility.
After some time, and life-changing experiences my interest intensified. I began
reading other books about Islam. I found that the Quran contained prophecies,
as did many of the hadiths . I found that the prophet Muhammad was corrected
several times in the Quran. This seemed strange if he had in fact, been its
author.
I had begun walking down a new path. Led by the amazing
Quran, paired with the beautiful paradigm of devotion; the
Prophet Muhammad. This man showed no signs of being a liar.
Praying through the nights, asking forgiveness of his oppressors,
encouraging kindness. Refusing wealth and power and
persevering with the pure message of devotion to God alone, he endured
unfathomable hardship.
It was all so uncomplicated, easy to understand. We’ve been created; all this
intricacy and diversity could not pop out of nothing. So follow the One who
created us - Simple.
I remember the warm artificial lighting in my apartment and the weight of the
air on the night I read this verse:
{Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth
were a joined entity, and We split them asunder and made from water every
living thing? Then will they not believe?} (Quran 21:30 )
My mind was split asunder when I read this. It was the Big Bang – suddenly
not just a theory… And every living thing from water… wasn’t that what
scientists had just discovered? I was astonished. It was the most exciting and
yet frightening time of my life.
I read and studied and double-checked book after book until one night I sat in
my library at Pratt Institute, staring wide-eyed at the piles of open books. My
mouth must have been dropped open slightly. I couldn’t believe what was
happening. I realized I had in front of me, the truth. The truth I had been so
sure did not exist.
Now what?
There were only two choices and one was no choice at all. I could not deny
what I had discovered, ignoring it and going on with my life as before, though I
did consider it briefly. That left only one option.
I knew I had to accept it, because the only alternative was denying truth.
- Danielle LoDuca


http://www.onislam.net/english/reading-islam/understanding-islam/islam-and-the-world/worldview/486925-i-was-forced-to-accept-islam.html

EroticAngelina:
Jesus!!!
pls put graphic photo! I won't be able to sleep well

ehen? with this ur oblong face naa..
..nd pierced nose..

I hope the world record translates into cool cash else...

I hope there isn't any likelihood of her transmitting d faulty genes to her offsprings later in life

I was shocked at first sight, I taught the boy don 'pack'.
Anyway in another story, Baba be like: guys! if u see that ass ehen...

At the end, each will be sentenced to 10 years imprisonment OR pay a fine of one million naira
Lobatan...