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Got a friend who is about doing that. I told her Bleep it!. take your time and know this man well. she no that she knew what she needed to know. thats the word she had been telling me a year ago when 5 diff men used and dumped her. now she is going down the same path that failed her the previous years. i that done this days?

No joke. i think the guy did a goodjob

bira na 2.5TL and average of 3TL depends on where u buy. dont drink in Pub. its expensive. drink in your house

chai! the man for buy me o £1m don do me. ame we use the £3m flex

Some says its dangerous but i dont think so.i drink everyday KINI big deal?

God is good, especially if you’re a Nigerian pastor with some business savvy. These days, millions of souls, desperate for financial breakthroughs, miracles and healing, all rush to the church for redemption. And while the bible expressly states that salvation is free, at times it comes with a cost: offerings, tithes, gifts to spiritual leaders, and a directive to buy literature and other products created by men of God.

Pastors are no longer solely interested in getting people to Heaven; they’ve devised intelligent ways to make good money while reaching out to souls.

1. Bishop David Oyedepo
Affiliation: Living Faith World Outreach Ministry, aka Winners Chapel
Estimated net worth: $150 million

2. Chris Oyakhilome
Church: Believers’ Loveworld Ministries, a.k.a Christ Embassy
Estimated net worth: $30 million – $50 million

3. T.B Joshua
Church: Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN)
Estimated net worth: $10 million – $15 million

4. Matthew Ashimolowo
Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC)
Estimated net worth: $6 million – $10 million

5. Chris Okotie
Church: Household of God Church
Net worth: $3 million -$10 million

Which one of this do you think needed a serious attention?

how much are they paid to sell their dignity ? its a vivid organised protest.
na who bethe maga.

busybody20:
^ Justwise profile has been hacked into

Georgia is a country while North Cyprus is not. Taxes had just been increaseed by 16% in Cyprus, i dont know about Georgia. People Interaction with fellow turkish student is poor, especially girls in Northern Cyprus. again i dont know about Georgia. please choose Georgia if the tuition fee is abit better than this place.

The pastor Adeboye led The Redeemed Christian Church of God, has once again proved its commitment to the welfare of humanity as they fed 50, 000 people with free food worth over N20m on Sunday June 5, 2011, at Tafawa Balewa Square, Onikan, Lagos. Each take away pack of jollof rice and beef cost N400 and 50, 000 packs were made available at the Fiesta. RCCG gave out the food via a program called A Can Can Make A Difference, which is a social welfare organ of the RCCG.

Also, although Pastor Adeboys's first love is the gospel, academics is also very important to him. And out of desire to empower the education sector, and as a means of giving back, he splashed N150m on three universities; Unilag, UNN, and UI to sponsor professorial chair in applied mathematics in those universities.

Source: Encomium Magazine.

Some panic stricken Nollywood stars ran to the General Overseer of RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, to help them ward off the spate of deaths that has hit the entertainment industry recently, with the deaths of Chidinma, CD John, Alasari, Ayinde Barrister and most recently, Ashley Nwosu. And others that have oneterminal illness or another, like Sikiratu Sindodo, Ifeanyi Dike etc.

Pastor Adeboye heeded their call and held a special prayer session for them on Sunday June 5 at RCCG headquarters.

In that photo I can see Segun Arinze, Jide Kosoko, Iya Rainbow, who else can you identify? Pics thanks to PM News.

see small pikin, he no know soup. chai. where harp and esiewu dey

Kuramo Beach, Lagos, is alluring and provides a good relaxation spot. But it is not the allure of the beach that attracted 15-year-old Kabiru Tijani to Kuramo when he arrived there more than two years ago.

He told PUNCH METRO that the beach became his home when his mother drove him out of their home in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital in 2009 because he lost her N6,000 while hawking.

Tijani, a Junior Secondary School drop-out said, “My mother threatened to kill me if I did not find her N6,000, which I lost in the course of hawking soft drinks and bottled water for her. She drove me out of the house and said if I did not find the money, I should perish anywhere I liked. Because of fear of being killed by her, I decided to run away from home. When I came to Lagos, I headed for this beach (Kuramo).

“I have been here for the past two years. Life here is hellish. I thought I would find succour here based on stories some people had told me, I did not know it was all a delusion. Right now, I am regretting coming to this place. I have been exposed to smoking cigarettes and Indian hemp and the means of survival is tough. We sleep in the open and exposed to the vagaries of different weather.

“When rain falls, we look for makeshift houses to stay. I plead with the government and well-meaning people to come to our aid. I want to go back to school or learn a craft. There is no life here; in fact, I am wasting my time here.”

Tijani was smoking away when a non-governmental organisation, the Coalition Against Tobacco, visited the beach as part of its activities to mark the “World No Tobacco Day” and to sensitise the inhabitants of the Kuramo Beach community on the dangers of tobacco smoking.

Even when some members of CAT were counselling him, he retorted, “If I don’t smoke, what else will keep me high? As you can see, I don’t have money to feed. If I do some runs, I just eat a little food and smoke to feel high.”

As for another teenager, who identified himself simply as Tosin, he told our correspondent that he had been at the beach for seven years and had been smoking since then.

Tosin, a native of Badagry, Lagos State, said he ran away from home because his father was fond of maltreating him and was not ready to send him to school.

Tosin, also a drop-out, said since he arrived the beach, he had neither heard from his father nor his mother, adding that he had become the property of the government and urged the government to come to his rescue.

Another teenager, Tobi Apena, said his parents were divorced and were not willing to take care of him, let alone send him to school. He said after many years of directionless situation, he decided to abandon his parents to eke a living for himself hence he found himself at the beach.

On whether he smokes, he laughed hysterically, “Smoking is a way of life here. I smoke. I smoke even marijuana. It is sold here. It makes one high. But I have seen that the life we are living here is not worthwhile; it is a horrible lifestyle. I will be glad if the government could come to my rescue and evacuate me.

“However, this place can be full of fun most times. If you have money, you will enjoy yourself. It is a community where all manner of things are. We have lodging here where you can take ladies or girls to. In fact, everything is here.”

Addressing some of them on the dangers of cigarette smoking and addiction, Project Coordinator, CAT, Olatoyosi Onaolapo, told them the earlier they quit smoking the better, saying that the habit accounted for over 200 million deaths around the world every year.

She said the statistics of smokers worldwide was on the increase daily, especially among young persons in developing nations like Nigeria, maintaining that about 15 billion tobacco sticks were smoked globally each day.

“Tobacco smoking without a doubt portends lethal health implications not only to the actual smoker but largely unsuspecting passive smokers such as the spouses, children and other persons in the immediate environment of a smoker,” Onaolapo stated.

She said while there was a significant decline in smoking in Europe and the United States, the reverse was the case in developing countries such as Nigeria, noting that smoking statistics in Nigeria increased by about 20 per cent yearly.

Nigeria police officers drinking beer on duty. What a shame. However, my story is that, I had someone arguing with me, on the Issue of Nigerian police drinking on duty, putting some rights to it, and saying "come on now we all do things behind the bosses back." However, my point is that, This is bad for people to see, not only for Nigerians but for the whole world. We all can see that this is what our Policemen are. After this, victimization of innocent citizen, womanizing, leaving their duty post and sleeping like dead fowl for robbers to do their job.

Thoughts?

MariaP:
Instead of taking it to the police, She should have cooked it in a nice spicy stew and served him and his wife with it,

LMFAO!!!

@ Dare 14
U no need reply day scumbag he is already hanging out @ the looser s's corner
I will frustrate his effort here, promise

@ Yenniggs
LWKMD. you dont like to throw a beef @ me. you should have check my profile once again and read through my posts how i got 1400+posts. I will take everything you said as a mistake and let go. But still yet everything you say makes you a lair. either you dont have a life or the one you have is faulty. i dont care. get sumtin meaningfully doing your life is about to get over. ask Ovie. am @notjustok
@Suxess Bro i no go like spoil this Thread with curse. the boi no know. he wont do it again

The World Wide Web will be disrupted globally on Wednesday as the world Internet bodies plan to test run the new Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6).


The Internet Protocol is the address of a device used in connecting to the Internet and it represents the technology powering the Internet.


It only recognises the IP address in providing access to the Internet and the entire global has been using the IPv4 until it numbers were recently exhausted.


The development reinforces the need to migrate to the IPv6, which had been developed as the next generation IP, address standard intended to supplement and eventually replace the IPv4 protocol that most Internet services use today.


According to the worldipv6day.org, more than 225 participating organisations from every part of the globe will join Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Akamai, Limelight Networks to enable IPv6 on their main services for 24 hours on Wednesday.


Hundreds of websites and Internet service providers around the world will be affected on that day as world Internet bodies, such as Internet Society, Internet Engineering Task Force and the Internet Architecture Board, lead the world in the first global-scale trial of the IPv6.


As a result of this, Internet users numbering over two billion worldwide will experience some difficulties in accessing the web.


The disruption, which is expected to last for only one day, is expected to affect over 43 million Internet users in Nigeria.


This, according to experts, is because all ISPs in the country are currently on IPv4, which is not compatible with IPv6.


While some experts argue that the global test run will make it impossible for ISPs in the country to connect to the Internet, organisers of the IPv6 Day have doused the fear, saying users should be able to connect to the Internet despite few glitches.

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OMFG!!! Are you not the same person that says they pay Student in North Cyprus 4Euros Per Hour? you will die poor the way u wanted to run ur fellow man down. Dont come here and yahoo ur fellow men.
I hope you are locked up someday and the keys Thrown away

how will they get the topup for that. Credit card is not allowed again.

Nigerians Don come again o. havent you seen worst? if you started making noise about this then go watch califonication or original sin

Some people will just come here ignorantly and start writing non sense. even if the album doesnt sell a copy. he got all the right over it. thank God am not in his shoes. i could have demanded for 10Billion as damages then maybe the court will reduce it to 100M for me. which is still coool

I have a girlfriend, who happened to be my first love. We both finished our Ordinary National Diploma together and she was lucky to have her internship in a bank. She now feels on top of the world and I mean nothing to her. I have tried everything to make her change but she would not just change. I love her, what do I do?

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Mr yenning
If you want to make what you wasted here from new student agreed. i know how painful your hope crashed after all said by the agent that took you here. Sorry. But you will make your life worst by lying to people. You cant even Spell Yakin Dogu properly. please tell them whats here before you make them come. . Never had the school paid any one beyond 3TYL per hour which is still 1.30Euros. and you must be on some certain GPA before you get the job. If you say No crime Agreed! but unto work level? ? ? ? ? Broz u dey lie!

yemmy27:
@ pinehearst

I dont give a poo about whatever thing you may say here.You have never been to cyprus before,I have been there and i studied there.I know how things work ,i know where you can go and get a good job that could pay you 60 to 70ytl for 5 to 6 hours.when i was living there i used to work in a company very close to yarin dogul i.e near east.i dont spend a dime out of the money given to me everyday cos if you get a job in cyprus ,the employer feed you as if there is no tomorrow.i used to work with car race company and i was at the department of food and services.i eat whatever i like ,i drink whatever i like ,take free bus home and go and rest for the day till the next day again, ALL I KNOW IS THAT IF YOU ARE NOT LAZY YOU WILL GET A JOB IN CYPRUS EVEN MOST UNIVERSITY OFFER JOBS TO STUDENT AND THEY PAID IN EURO, THE MONEY IS SMALL THOUGH 4 EURO PER HOUR AS A STUDENT AND U CAN WORK OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL, IF U DONT BELIEVE THIS ,THEN ITS UP TO YOU, THE TRUTH STILL REMAINS THAT SOME STUDENT IN ANKARA MIGRATE TO CYPRUS TO GET A JOB, TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT.THANK YOU!

Broz tell me the school in North Cyprus That paid student that amount per hour. I think what people here are saying about is right. I worked with my school Lib and i was paid 1.3Euro Per hour and thats the way it is in Here. why will you lie to people that will curse you when they gets here?

I totally agreed the man is saying the truth here. He knows the gravity of doing such. so he wont do that. you know fire will burn when you put a finger into it, so you wont do that.  i think the woman is the one who should be treated from what ever aliment she got. i suggest babalawo can start the treatment first then a doctor can over. Pastor can finish the work of healing. She doesnt mind what she might be doing will be remembered for years.God i need a good wife

post it here.

i wish they could just lock up and throw away the keys