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In most churches and even the one I attend (Anglican), men do not put caps or hats in church and I've also noticed this in many other churches. I don't know if it's a sin to do so and I haven't found any part of the bible to justify it. I've been wondering bout this for a long time now. Is it a sin for men to wear cap or hat to church? Please share your thoughts about it and try to give reasons

When it comes to the audios, I would simply pick Wizkid. Wizkid is the best freestylist we got in Nigeria right now. The boy is damn good. As for Davido, I would leave the music videos for him. This guy has been dropping quality music videos for the part twelve months now and he's not stopping. As for the comparison between the jaiye jaiye track by Wizkid and Skelewu by Davido, I got nothing to say because I haven't heard the song. I don't use a blackberry phone so I don't download mp3s frequently. #team_db

Amaaskia: My fav house chore is to walk around the house naked drinking wine. You all should try it

I think drinking ogogoro would be better *lol*

Sweeping. I dey taya to wash my own clothes (still a very neat boy) even though I do dry cleaner work before o

Today's a calm day in Warri Delta State due to the environmental sanitation that was just concluded few hours ago and it's also a party day where most people are either attending marriages or other ceremonies of other sorts. I used the opportunity do a little laundry and headed straight to work immediately after I had my bath. Reaching my workplace like it always looks like after an environmental sanitation, everywhere is scanty and you can easily here any little sound from afar. Haven't been able to update my blog (www.dsamigho..com) for several weeks now, I took to Laila Ikeji's blog to get some latest entertainment gists. After clicking into her site, the first news that caught my attention was the tweet by Young6ix claiming to be the best rapper in Nigeria on his twitter page or handler per say. I don't know the reasons he gave the tweet and I don't know if he was on his right mind before making the tweet. The Nigerian music industry right now has passed the stage of words. Just typing shits and posting it online won't make you a good artist. Artists like Wizkid and Olamide can attest to that. Maybe you were probably under the influence of alcohol before posting the tweet. I came to know you when you released your freertlyle on Oleku by Ice Prince which went viral in Warri and other places in Delta State. After that, you went ahead to release a song featuring Wizkid which also went viral here in Warri. You've since then done a couple of songs like Oh My Gosh which I like so much and also been featured by other artists on several songs. Back to your tweet which is the reason am typing this. I gonna say you still got a lot of work to do if your name is going to be well mentioned in the Nigerian music industry like Olamide, Wizkid, Burna Boy and Davido. I remembered you started this music thing same time with Wizkid but right now you aren't close to his shoes. I know that both of you aren't doing the same genre of music but if you're good at the genre you choosed or love, you'll defintely go somewhere. I'm not criticizing you to pull you down but to wake you up. It seems you've been sleeping since you released that track with Wizkid. Check out a rapper like Olamide and see how consistent he has been since he entered the music game. He isn't proud like you but has achieved alot more than you in the rap game. You got the type of voice that's trending right now in the rap/hiphop game but you've not used it well enough. The big boys that's topping the rap game in Nigeria won't haven't even dared to say such but you did without proving it. Can you freestyle against the likes of M.I., Jesse Jagz, Illbliss... etc and win. Can you even contest with Olamide in the rap game Yung6ix.. You aren't even better than me (D-Sam Igho). You can't beat me in a freestyle challenge. If you think am joking, then invite me (dsamigho@gmail.com) to any studio or you can reach me here in Warri, Delta State. I'm a Warri boy from Delta State (D-Sam Igho) whose your fan but belives you haven't done enough (maybe nothing) to merit any title like that. Please do your homework before raising your shoulders. >>>From D-Sam Igho (tweet @dsamigho) (www.dsamigho..com)

All mobile networks are bad here in Warri and the whole of Delta State here. I haven't been able to run my blog for some weeks now because of the bad network coverage here. I'm using my phone to browse right now which I can't use to run my blog www.dsamigho..com >>> I'll be back fully in the coming month

JOYCEOUS: *In topic's style*
Hmmn!
Are you sure you're okay?

Maybe he's drunk *winks*

*Lol* Laugh wan kill me o. But truth be told, most Nigerian men didn't marry their wives because of love but most did so because of bearing children, just to get married for marriage sake, parents marry for them, just replace the demise of a previous wife which he probably did not show much love etc. Most Nigerian men are not romantic. They don't know how to show their wives love. I would certainly be an exception. I would be the best husband to that special woman in future. God bless that future woman

My taste has changed and also not changed. I didn't like liver and floater (from meat) when I was a child and till now I still don't like it now. I hate the inner layer of a cooked egg when I but now, I manage to eat it but I don't still like it.

Good writeup containing many facts. The only part I wanna correct here is imitation of faith of other anointed. We only show our weaknesses when we imitate faith. Faith isn't imitated but comes by hearing and reading of the word and also acting on it. Most men of whatever like hiding under the statement "touch not my anointed" to prevent themselves from the consequences of their wrong doings. May God help us

All eyes on you when you use that number plate in Nigeria. People might not accuse you of being a 419er but would look at wondering like "does this guy know the meaning of his number plate", "this guy get sense so" and many other questions that might force you to change it. They might even tell you to your face. I won't take or use the number if I am given

nawtibownie: [color=#000000][/color]If I were a man,I'd give both life jackets to my mom and wife.. And since I can swim,swimming in the River wouldn't be a difficult thing..Its not a sea or ocean.

But for this situation, you nor sabi to swim. None of ona sabi swim

kcreal: This question get k-leg ooo, Where are the men?

Like I posted earlier, there are only two safety jackets in the boat. The captain died and the three (husband, wife and mother of the husband) survived. The husband is in custody of the two jackets. Already wearing one to guarantee his safety, he's left with one to save either his wife or mother. Who should the husband save and why?

I would save my wife leaving my mom because she's the one I'll spend my last days with. Remembring the vows we made during our marriage "for better, for worst", I would save my wife. I won't stay forever with my mom but with my wife because I truly love her

The mother was the best person to be with child. I which the mother was around, the child would have survived because the woman would have gone for the child immediately the fire broke out

What a tragedy The woman supposed to carry her child along. The baby was too young to be left alone at home. What a pity

@op These looks perfect. I don't know if you really built it yourself. I which you goodluck though

alpha conde: Are these not drones?

I also got same question too. Isn't this a drone

Ok. Nice thread. I just gained alot from this

Our kids here can do similar or even better if only our environment can encourage them

Ok o. There's hope that your trash can reach the headline one day. That's a lesson to learn from this *winks*

solomon111: The NDLEA is probably the most effective drug enforcement agency in africa which even the US acknowledge.
Cut them some slack.

I would say the most effective on paper

OJB Jezreel as most of us know is now in India and he's set for his kidney transplant. We need to pray for him as his kidney transplant is about to take place. I pray he has a successful kidney transplant by God's grace. What's your prayer for him? @NAIRALANDERS

Approximately 614,000 Facebook users whose personal details appeared in ads on the site without their permission will each receive a$15 (�5) payout, theBritish Broadcasting Corporationreported on Tuesday.
The names and pictures of an estimated 150 million Facebookmembers were used in Sponsored Stories, but only those who responded to an email from the site earlier this year will be compensated.
Privacy organisations will also receive some of the $20m (�9m) settlement. Facebook hasnot responded to the BBC's request for comment.
The payout was approved by a US court on Monday following aclass action filed against Facebook in 2011 by five of its users.
The group said their details had been used to promote products and services through the site's Sponsored Stories programme, without paying them or giving them the choiceto opt-out.
A Sponsored Story is a tailored advertisement that appears on members' Facebook pages, highlighting products a user's friends have endorsed or"liked" on the site.
US District Judge Richard Seeborg acknowledged that the $15 payments were relatively small, but said it had not been established that Facebook had "undisputedly violated the law."
He added that the claimants could not prove they were"harmed in any meaningful way".
The court estimated that Facebook had made about$73m (�) in profit from the Sponsored Stories featuring details of the 150 million members.
The settlement also requires Facebook to make changes to its "Statement of Rights" and togive users more information and control over how their details are used in the future.
This move was estimated by the plaintiff's lawyers to cost Facebook $145m in advertisingrevenue.Approximately 7,000 Facebook users opted out of the settlement altogether, allowing them to bring their own legal action against the social network. Source: http://mobile.punchng.com/output.php?link=http://www.punchng.com/business/international-business/facebook-to-compensate-users-for-sharing-details/

Will this end the security problem and lapses we've been going through? Only time will tell. The United States Consular General, Mr. Jeffery Hawkins, onTuesday, disclosed that Nigeria gets $3m (N480m) annually in the form of security assistance from the US.
Hawkins made this statement during the donation of technical equipment for the establishment of a Centre for Intelligence Sharing, to the National Drug Law EnforcementAgency in Lagos.
He said, "Assistance to the various security agencies in Nigeria runs in the area of $3m annually. We are talking in terms of training and other logistics. There are a number ofUS agencies that work hand in hand with the NDLEA - the Homeland security, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of State.
"The NDLEA, so far has been an outstanding partner in Africa. Itis a leader in combating drug trafficking. This is why the US consulate is proud to make thismodest contribution to improve intelligence sharing capacity of the NDLEA."
The Chairman of the NDLEA, Mr. Ahamdu Giade, commended the US for the gesture. He said,"Nigeria's partnership with the US has been fruitful. I still recall how the US donated scanning equipment to the agency in 2008 and this has greatly enhanced our investigative capacity.
"The equipment donated today is concerned with data issues which we had been collating manually. This war against trafficking is a shared responsibility and the US has been sharing information with the NDLEA and also assisting uswith their experts."
Adding that Nigeria was winning the fight against trafficking through the sustained support of the US, Giade said, "Our collaboration in the area of intelligence gathering and joint operations has undisputedly led to high profile seizures and arrests. Appropriate training remains vital to the success of any intelligence driven task like drug control." Source: http://mobile.punchng.com/output.php?link=http://www.punchng.com/news/nigeria-gets-3m-security-assistance-from-us-cg/

I don't get it. How can these make a man zip down

chronique: Well,in my case,I was more of an extrovert when I was much younger but as I grew older,I became an introvert and I like it that way. Nobody comes to my house to visit anyhow and if you must see me,you must call to say you're coming. You can be at my gate and knock all day and I won't answer you if I'm not expecting you. When you're tired,you'd go to your house. I hardly visit people and I love having my space. Moreover,I love being indoors and it hardly bores me. So long as I have internet access 24/7,I'm ok. I'd just spend my time reading stuffs online.

Same with me

I'm me

This guy is one of the thieves in Delta State. That's why he spends money lavishly. From a true Warri boy - D-Sam Igho

sexkillz: [color=#000030]I blame ASUU. [/color]

Hellooo! I need your help