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fuzzywuzzy:
Lol. Forgiveness is for losers, lmao. I don't engage myself in that rubbish. Bearing grudges is more satisfying to me. Which dirty forgiveness?

Yes, and if you don't forgive, you won't be forgiven o.

pacesetter939:
Knowing & Loving GOD first is a sure way to living a life entrenched in forgiveness.

Yes, and you're absolutely right!!!

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The ability to forgive has always been a problem for most people, especially those that possess splashes of melancholy within their temperaments, particularly whenever they perceive that they are the ones that have been hurt or wronged.

Yes, and forgiveness is a natural resolution of the grief processes, pains, and losses we perceive that others have caused because they are not living in a certain way we think will to riches and successful life..

So you see, forgiveness is very important, and as such, should be valued by everyone.

In order for you to gain the ability to forgive, and start to live a more happier life beginning from this valentine season, practice the following 5 tips:

1.Recall the events and the hurt as objectively as possible.

2.Make sure you understand what happened from the point of view of the person who wronged you.

3.Recall a time you wronged or hurt someone and was forgiven. Offer this...>>>

http://obindigbo.com.ng/2015/02/can-person-find-ability-forgive/

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Once upon a time, singer and songwriter, Harrison Tare Okiri a.k.a Harrysong, was a regular guy and an aspiring musician. He had a dream, and strongly held onto it with faith. Everything was fine as Harrysong kept pushing harder day by day to succeed in the Nigerian music industry.

So, one day, Harrysong teamed up with Kcee’s Five Star record label, and composed Kcee’s Limpopo hit track. Because of the success of that song, Harrysong found a new lease of life. He also recorded “Mandela,” the track which is a Tribute to the late South African leader, Nelson Mandela, released on December 11, 2013 which received a stunning one million downloads in a single day. It is also said to have become the most downloaded caller tune in Nigeria and Africa. Harrysong towards the end of 2014, pampered himself with a 2009 Hummer SUV, with a customised plate number, Mr Songz.

Because the Delta State-born musician is currently enjoying the goodies that have been coming his way as the rewards of his hard work and consistency in the music industry, many critics have begun to say Harrysong is this or that now.

And because of that, Harrysong has repli... >>>http://obindigbo.com.ng/2015/02/saying-harrysongs-attitude/

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ba7man:
I've been lookin for threads to post this pix........thanks @op.

lol

Timohunk:
I love that music die

Yes, and so do I too.

Timohunk:
Here comes the igwe

Yes o, and you're so on point.

[quote author=badmrkt post=30078394][/quote]what's your own opinion on the matter?

jrerico1:
You need to listen to this song, "Somebody want to die"- M.I ft Ice prince. That song killed kelly handsome

Yes, and everyone can see from that song that MI was better prepared for the beef Kelly Hansome arranged.

BokoHaramm:
Your song then never won any top award because it glorifies 419, so until you remix with Frank Edward boy you will still be going down until you discover Oil.

Omg!!! lol

carik:
But M.I said the stubborn pikin refused fish and pomo but insisted on beef.


See what beef can cause
Uplift or spoil career.
Its gonna be hard for this guy to come back into the scene...

you're also thinking the same thing as me?

Xionez:
Kelly Ransome abi na Handsome....who be dat please?

haven't you found out?

EroticAngelina:
eyha

lol

bbello28:
In m.I's voice

Clears throat





see wor wor pikin dey form handsome kelechukwu clap 4 urself well done

lol

kilokeys:
Kelly brokesome

u r forgiven

lol... u're funny.

tpacalipse:
Why should he?

Don't you believe GEJ had made solid and non-violent efforts at developing our economy despite the insurgency? And, didn't you also read just yesterday that CNN named Nigeria as the 3rd fastest growing economy in the world for 2015? Haven't you imagined that we would be the fastest growing economy in the world i.e 1st place, if not for problems of Boko Haram insurgency GEJ himself didn't cause?

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Once upon a time, Kelly Hansome, left Madonna University, Okija and launched a music career in Nigerian entertainment scene by signing a record deal with Kennis Music. Kelly Hansome immediately rose to the top of his game, made some hit tracks, and almost overnight, became the darling of everyone (old and young) particularly with the song “Too Much Money”. In fact, in those early days of his music career in Nigeria everything appeared to be going great, smooth, and successfully for him.

But one day, Kelly began to develop a reputation as one of the most controversial artistes in the Nigerian music scene. He had rifts with several artistes ranging from his former boss, Kenny Ogungbe to Don Jazzy, D’banj and even MI.

Because of those rifts, the endorsement he was supposed to have with Globacom was cancelled, and MI, in particular, became more popular in the mid and late 2000’s. Kelly’s rift with MI put the Choc City rapper and Vice-President at a point where people could listen and appreciate his music

Because of MI’s increased fame, Kelly Hansome got tired of all the ‘beef,’ and his own popularity went down as well

But recently, Kelly released a new single, Baba Olowo where he praise-sang all the people he has had issues with including MI and Keke Ogungbe. Kelly has been trying to reach out, make peace, and clear the air…. Until finally, Kelly told Saturday Beats of Punch Newspaper in an exclusive chat that he was looking forward to working together with MI. A move which some people have seen as a marketing strategy since he (Kelly) is no longer as popular as he used to be.

http://obindigbo.com.ng/2015/01/kelly-hansomes-beef-mi-kill-music-career/

ObiChiz08:
Help? Did you say help??
†нε reduction has ®ëåll¥ made GEJ so clueless. Now, everyone knows that GEJ is in desperate need of vote. I'll only consider voting GEJ if he reduces pump price to 65n just like YARADUA(God bless his soul) did. For now, it's GMB/PYO come FeBuhari'15.


Even if GEJ reduces pump price to 49n, ogbeni, I'll still vote GMB.



Gbagaaaaaaaan!

Yes, and why can't you change your mind {for once} in support of GEJ?

pelumiakinboye1:
"...and jesus said to Judas, you have said it..."

lol

pelumiakinboye1:
Story Story, Story!

Yes, and it's a factual one.

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Once upon a time, President Goodluck Jonathan removed subsidy on fuel price, and that action caused the market prices of goods and services within the Nigerian economy to rise. Nigerians felt some hardship, but as time passed, everyone adjusted to the rise in price and became fine with it. Standard of Living stabilized in most families and everything appeared to be going smoothly again for many citizens.

But one day, precisely the 18th day of January, 2015, the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, held a media briefing with State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, and announced that the Federal government had reduced the pump price of petrol by N10 from N97 to N87 per litre due to drastic fall in the prices of crude oil in the international market, after watching events carefully in the previous two weeks to ensure that volatility will not destabilized the reduction in price.

Because of that announcement, the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) and the Directorate of Petroleum Resources (DPR) swung to action from midnight of that same day, and began to effect the change in fuel price.

Because the two agencies acted swiftly, the entire country (almost immediately) began to benefit immensely from that reduction in the pump price of petrol until finally, many citizens who were hit the hardest by the pains of the subsidy removal of 2012 began to change their minds in favour of Goodluck Jonathan as the presidential election drew nearer. Goodluck Jonathan was re-elected as president on 14th February, 2015, and everyone lived happily ever after.

http://obindigbo.com.ng/2015/01/reduction-fuel-price-help-president-jonathan/

afolag:
Story for the under G. if u av a story of how a volcaniser turn millionaire I go wan read between lines .
Srry just kidding truly inspiring, if u dream it u can achieve it. EXCELLENCE KNOWS NO GENDER.

yes, and that's true.

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Once upon a time, the best graduating student of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State in the 2013/2014 academic session was 21 yr old Alma Oputa. She finished from the Department of Computer Science and Information Science with 4.99 CGPA. Shortly after gaining admission in 2010, everything move upwards and smoothly for Alma; she had lots of friends, including guys, and also liked attending social events as long as they didn’t interfere with her academic schedule. She didn’t make herself available to be disturbed by anyone, male or female. So, Alma had little or, no pressure.

But one day, during her first year as an undergraduate, Alma sat down and told herself she was going to be the best student and make her dad, especially, proud. She made up her mind to do things the right way, study hard and get to know God better.

And because Alma made that decision, she was subconsciously led by a higher force to plan for becoming the best graduating student, and to God’s glory, she achieved it. That decision made it so easy for her. She also knew the place of hard work and she did work hard.

Because Alma worked hard in the university, she leveraged those things that could make learning very conducive and stress-free which were already provided for students in Covenant University, and which had been covered for in the tuition they paid. Those things included; regular and stable power supply, water supply, accommodation, equipped and functional laboratories, etc, and an enclosed environment where not just anything goes. When she put all those advantages together and made the best use of them for her success, they influenced her academic performance for the better.

Alma, upon her graduation, became involved in research on bioinformatics; working and collaborating with scholars in the field of Information science within Ogun and Lagos states until, finally, when it was time for her to do her NYSC programme, she was posted to her alma mater- Covenant University – as a graduate assistant with strong hopes of doing a Master’s degree programme immediately after NYSC as well as having children, setting up some NGOs, creating a shoe brand, and building boutiques all around the world.

http://obindigbo.com.ng/2015/01/alma-oputa-make-first-class-degree/

Have you ever used one of those spring-loaded taps installed to save water in some hotels ?

When you turn the water on, you have to hold the tap there, because when you let go, it bounces back to off. Most people's income source works just like that tap.

You get a little money flowing, and then when you let go, it bounces back to off. you can never be rich that way.

What you want is a money tap that you can let go of once you've turned it on, because it stays on by itself.

It's not just about having income today, tomorrow, and net week; it's about securing your income perpetually. This is passive income also known as residual income - income that keeps coming in obver and over, long after you finished expending the effort and capital it took to create the source of income.

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kolinz:
Ojukwu must be weeping in his grave.
He just succeeded in making a mess of all what ojukwu did to ensure the emergence of a governor from apga (party ndi igbo).

Next it will be governor Obiano defecting as well. Apga is as good as dead already

Obi's defection makes me wonder if Igbos will ever have one political voice after Ojukwu

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Peter Obi and the PDP leaders that visited him to persuade him to join the PDP

Peter Obi declared for the PDP a few days in Onitsha, Anambra state to the dismay and disappointment of Anambra people although many superficially claim they had expected it.

Obi formally declared to join the PDP amidst pomp, ceremony and min fanfare on the 8th of October, 2014. The declaration was done in his Onitsha GRA residence, and it was done in the presence of the media, and numerous PDP leaders from the South-East, including the Deputy Senate President, Sen. Ike Ekwerumadu; Deputy Speaker, Hon. Emeka Ihedioha; SGF, Sen. Pius Anyim Pius and the Chairman of the South-East Governors’ Forum, others in the entourage includes, the Governor of Akwa-Ibom State, Dr. Godswill Akpabio, Governor Elechi(rep) ;former Governor, Okwesilieze Nwodo,former Senate President, Adolphus Wabara, Sen. Uche Chukwumerije, Emma Anosike, Sen. Hope Uzodinma, Sen. Ben Obi, Sen. Igwe Paulinus, Kema Chikwe, Others are Hons. Ozongbachi, Offor Chukwuegbo, Uche Ekwunife, Chris Azobogu, Fort Dike, Jerry Alagboso, Toby Okechukwu, Kingsley Ebenyi, Onyechi Ezenwa, Ibechie, Eucharia Anazodo, Chuma Nzeribe, Princess Adaeze Oduah, Arua Arunsi, Egwuatu Cyril, Anayo Nebe, Col Usobundu, Ifeanyi Ubah. Members of the Federal EXCO were there: Emeka Nwogu, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, Osita Chidoka, Valarie Onwualili, among many others.

I have stated this facts and set the records straight due to the fact that some people still have the guts to deny the reality that Peter Obi has left APGA for good.

They ought to have done their homework before speaking out. Peter Obi had not only left APGA, but also gave a clue as to why he dumped the party under which Anambrarians were mobilized and persuaded to support him when he desired to govern the state. Obi’s reason, according to his statement on the day of defection to PDP, for joining the PDP is not about the crisis in APGA, but because of his personal desire to compete and not spectate in national affairs. SIMPLY PUT, the ex-governor wants to assume a POLITICAL OFFICE at the federal level.

If you have been keeping tabs on the PDP and its activities since 1999, you will have noticed that a recurring pattern for ex-governors or senators from a minority party to assume ministerial, ambassadorial or other juicy political positions in the federal government, if they can jettison the sacrifices and pains the masses went through for them while they were members of the minority and join the PDP, is already playing itself out in Peter Obi’s case.

One of the most recent instances is the appointment of Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau as Minister of Education. Shekarau like Obi had also served as governor of his state – Kano for eight years under a minority party. However, Shekarau became a federal minister shortly after he left the APC for the PDP. It’s clear to discerning Anambrarians that a similar scenario is about to play out for Obi except some serious unforeseen contingencies arise as the days go by.

Let us recall the words of the coordinating minister of the economy and minister of finance – Prof. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala during an auspicious public event held in March, 2014 at Onitsha to mark the end of Obi’s 8-year stewardship as governor of Anambra, the minister had publicly said: “Margaret shouldn’t prepare Peter a long holiday after he leaves office as governor, because Mr. President has prepared something special for him at the federal level.” So Obi’s defection to PDP can be said to had been rightly anticipated by discerning Anambrarians.

Peter Obi is a young and vibrant philosopher yet pragmatic, business-minded and ambitious. He had reasoned that remaining in a party in which the national chairman appears distracted by a personal desire to become a senator in 2015 instead of been focused on channel party resources for the national advancement, spread and success of the party in other states of the federation will deal heavy jabs to his hope of assuming a prominent political office at the federal level and perhaps murder it. obi had to defect before the distractions in APGA makes a lot of his personal agenda too difficult to be accomplished.

Obi’s decision to move to the PDP isn’t the result of the flattery, the unimaginably flowery words, and the propaganda that was uttered by the PDP leaders that “persuaded” him to join the fold, it was about the agreement between Aso Rock and Peter Obi.

While Obi still maintains that the key leaders in APGA remain his personal friends, and that this will continue so long as they wishe to maintain that friendship, his defection to the PDP is seen by most Anambrarians as a disappointment, betrayal of trust, and abuse of the people’s intelligence for personal gain.

Peter Obi may have had genuine personal reasons for the defection, but he should know that the masses that stood by him through the thick and thin of his days as Anambra governor may no longer trust him as they used to do, because a majority of them no longer see hima s different from the PDP “rogues” that wrecked havoc in the state in times past.
http://obindigbo.com.ng/2014/10/peter-obi-left-apga-joined-pdp/

timilehing:
You forgot to add that Igbos make their business successful in any way: robbery, rituals etc. I've lived, worked & dwell enough in Anambra to conclude on that.

Some Igbos may have injected proceeds from criminal activities into business But that's not what are talking about. We are talking about some natural characteristics that make a majority of Igbos think about doing business more than any other activity that also fetches money

Sayvabs:
Agreed. But they are also materialistic, have this insatiable love money and wealth. Many engaged in questionable businesses like selling fake things as original. I have many Igbo guys as close friends and brothers but I have seen some traits that seems to be natural in them too. It's happens everywhere sha.

thank God you agreed its a general moral problem among nigerians and not just the Igbos.

hertz9te:
like

thanks

kokoA:
bros abeg behave naw.. Agbaya..

Ernest agbaya?