₦airaland Forum

Instead of Nigerians to agitate for what is meaningful to our current situation, we are still crying over what happened a year ago....

Even if he doesnt have a waec certificate,what happens? Will it bring Jonathan to power?

I dont like APC but lets just be patient for three years first. Ranting on Twitter won't change anything abeg

guchilady:
Lollz!! Funny enof,gnld messages onli fool ppl dt dnt make proper enquiries b4 attending,dey jx see message nd attend.

Hahahahaha

People are desperate these days. Nobody wants to watch an opportunity pass by.

guchilady:
Lollz!! Funny enof,gnld messages onli fool ppl dt dnt make proper enquiries b4 attending,dey jx see message nd attend.

Hahahahaha

People are desperate these days. Nobody wants to watch an opportunity pass by.

guchilady:
Lollz!! Funny enof,gnld messages onli fool ppl dt dnt make proper enquiries b4 attending,dey jx see message nd attend.

Hahahahaha

People are desperate these days. Nobody wants to watch an opportunity pass by.

What if she's on nairaland and she sees all the chats you posted?

Iko5000:
But ruling party APC keeps the APC thieves and still claim it has a moral right . Thank you lord as you are the best judge , Human beings can never judge fairly.

When PDP wins in 2019,they should make sure APC is witch hunted.

But right now,somebody needs to be witch hunted

BTW,why are you defending those who kept us in this terrible condition?

Bad roads didnt start in this tenure. Neither did power outage or a cripped educational system.

I dont like APC but let the witch hunt continue

lecther:
ipob will blame Yoruba for this

I love your comment..
It shows how a dumb person reasons
Nice one bro

An intelligent person is always intelligent in his ways. Whether he is honest or not..

Am not encouraging theft,but why go through all these for something worth 15k?

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaa

Chai......

I never knew dumb people are still existing in these trying times

Icecream4U:
wow! so what did they ask you?

Tell us about yourself What post did you apply for How did you come across this advert What skills do you have Tell us about yourself again excluding your educational background What sort of things get you angry How old are you

tunbebes:
Okay but you know it's safer to put my bbm pin here than my number..when will you be online so that I can write out my number then take iit off immediately?

I will copy your number

And i will save it.....

And i will be sending you GNLD messages

Watch out for mee

I just dey joke abeg

brightgreat:
I really don't knw how to thank NL....Oc and Debbie kudos to u guys for taking ur time to assist job seekers here....
I started using dis forum late tho but I can say it's really something I dnt regret today because it's beta late Dan neva, alws coming to check next/last page...
Debbie thanks to u and all thanks to God almighty , I'm going for documentation today via a job u posted here and whch training wld resume soonest.
Thank you Debbie, God continue to bless you and prosper all ur endeavours
Even if it's a single recharge next month, let me do dat pls
Once again thank you

Lemme start celebtating with people so una go celebrate with me

Congrats bro

And as for you debbie,if i get employed soonest,i wont send you recharge card oh. I WILL TAKE YOU OUT. And if you refuse my proposal, I WILL BAN YOU.

Good morning once again

Icecream4U:
hi bro, were you called today?

Was called on monday..

Just received a mail this morning saying shortlisted candidates will be contacted later today or tomorrow

The only solution to this problem is this...

Separate these schools. Let them be as they are. Ansarudeen and Baptist can never have the same rules and regulations.

Some governors be acting like they never went to school sef

frenchwine:
I would still repeat my earlier stance that it's embarrassing, the way the church leadership in Osun has comported itself in the face of the prevailing circumstances there. It smirks off as a woman who had been embarrassed by a guy she had boasted to be her own, only for him to publicly declare his love to another lady.
The church's reaction is more of bitching, it's uncalled for.
I am a devout Christian.

You are right bro. But my question is Why merge a muslim school with a Christian school in the first place. Why not let them be as they are? You dont go to a Catholic school and expect a mosque to be built there. The governor is at fault

Their reaction may be uncalled for to you,but i think there is some sense in what they are doing.

My opinion sha

shaddoww:
Lord chosen charismatic church

I didnt want to comment before but when i read this,i changed my mind
You are wicked
Very wicked
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahaha

[quote author=captain247 post=46561920][/quote]Hahahahahahahahahahaha

tunbebes:
You are higher...you guys just come online and talk anyhow. It was a mistake and I'm no scammer.

Babe,just take it easy abeg

Thanks for posting the job

No vex abeg

Oga thread carefully oh
Give more time into the relationship first
Afterall you guys just met in January

Bullet proof gym
Hmmmmm
Make i no talk before i start my week with a ban

I am no supporter of Buhari but the truth is....

Bombing of pipelines can never and will NEVER affect Buhari,the ministers,senators,even as low as the councillors...

It is still us that will feel the impact

So for those supporting them,kwantinue.
When the sack letter reach you,make sure you support the Avengers

And why cant Total pay their benefits?

All these jobs with five years experience seff...

AhnAhn....

Meanwhile,good morning debbie,eremy,and everyother person who takes it as a burden to help others,either through job postings or advices. My God must remember una dis week. Amen

From the way shes smiling sheepishly,you know shes up to something

Maybe her Kuwait visa don dey click

By the way,i dont believe this news. Anybody can wear a hijab,snap and post on facebook

If there are no facts,......

RIZLER:
useless omo Igbo flatty wan reap were he no sow

I used to read dumb comments on nairaland

But this your own is CLASSIC

Kudos bro..more kb to your phone

Cant the king remove his cap in church
Its my own opinion sha

This is usually my only problem wit nairaland

If somebody states his opinion,respect it

For Christ sake,its what it feels. Even if you dont like it,dont start exchanging insults.

Habaa

We just want everybody to be on our own side.

...............and i dont support the killings sha. Quote me as gay or not.. I dont care

Oath of office makes one a president

Not Inec results

Meanwhile..this family has received much attention already. I think they should just go and rest. He only won an election abeg.

There are hundreds that have given so much and yet nobody remembers them. Make dem manage the June 12 date abeg.

The funniest comment was when he said What can I Do?

Oga ,if you ask me.....who i go ask?

Icecream4U:
so, what do we do now?

Sincerely i dont know
We just have to wait for better days
Dont know why dey didnt call again

I trust my Naija ogas
Your salary go first drop like Nigeria GDP
Then other eyeservice directors go just dey frustrate you

If you know you are a true muslim and you are about to serve,dont go on the 13th

So if Deeper life wan fast after they postpone it for you guys, everybody go wait again

I am very sure the date wont be changed. MUMIC abi na MUMU can voice their trash out for all i care

cantona2015:
I just got this invite as text message , please who know about them? I'm in ore, State , can anyone help me verify them ?

MG Resourses invites you for Assessment / Briefing by 9am on Mon 13/6/16 @ 161 Ikorodu Road, opposite Eco Trust Fund Onipanu B/stop Lagos. 090-9×××××××

GNLD just remembered you

Run for yout life or you can still go sha

Whose d op sef
Misleading people upandan

Icecream4U:
have you been called?

Not yet oh

9 June 2016 Africa The daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Mpho, says part of her was "stripped away" when she had to relinquish the Anglican priesthood over her same-sex marriage, writes Justine Lang. Reverend Canon Mpho Tutu van Furth followed her father into a life in the Anglican church, but when she decided to marry the woman she loved, she had to leave. She married her long-term Dutch girlfriend, Marceline van Furth, in a small private ceremony in the Netherlands at the end of last year, but they went public last month when they had a wedding celebration in Cape Town. "My marriage sounds like a coming out party," explains Ms Tutu van Furth. "Falling in love with Marceline was as much as a surprise to me as to everyone else," she tells me. Marceline van Furth is a specialist in paediatric infectious disease and is based in Holland. She is also an atheist. Prior to the announcement of their marriage, Ms Tutu van Furth's sexuality was never made public, and she had previously been married to a man with whom she had two children. Marriage 'not recognised' While same-sex marriage was legalised in South Africa in 2006, South African Anglican law on marriage states: "Holy matrimony is the lifelong and exclusive union between one man and one woman." Same-sex marriages are not recognised and when it comes to gay clerics, the church is very clear - they must remain celibate. Ms Tutu van Furth feared that her marriage would mean losing her licence to practice as a priest. And indeed shortly after her wedding, her diocese decided to withdraw it. And that is when she said she would hand it back as she thought this was a more dignified option with the same effect. "It was incredibly sad for me. "A few years ago I celebrated the Eucharist with my father... and now to be in a position that I cannot serve at the alter with him... I was surprised by how much it hurt," she reveals. And while her father, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, now 84, has been very supportive of her marriage, she says she is also very aware that he has to be careful to allow the conversation to unfold as opposed to picking a fight. Despite this, his views on homophobia have always been very clear. In July 2013, while speaking at a UN-backed campaign to promote gay rights, he said: "I would refuse to go to a homophobic heaven. "No, I would say sorry. I mean I would much rather go to the other place," he said, equating the campaign against homophobia to that waged in South Africa against racism. Ms Tutu van Furth would like her marriage to help progress what she calls the "very important conversation'" that needs to be had in the church regarding same-sex marriage. "What is so absolute that we can't pass beyond this point?" she asks. "Not only do we have gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual people of every description sitting in our pews, to be perfectly honest we have all of those people standing in our pulpits too. "And yet very often they sit in fear in the pews and they stand in fear in the pulpits because they are not free to fully own who they are and who they love." She is also keen that the church look at what woman like her at the altar can do to draw the young towards the church. As a lipstick-wearing black woman in robes, she knows that she is not your typical Anglican priest. "I want that young girl to look at me and realize that is what priests can look like," she explains. The Tutu van Furths' careers and children force them to live 9,600km (5,965miles) apart. Mpho Tutu van Furth is in Cape Town running her parents' foundation and her partner is in Amsterdam practising medicine. Living apart, she says, is not ideal. "We are newly-weds like every other set of newly- weds and it sucks. Living apart is not a good and joyful thing. "It's a huge challenge to us but we talk umpteen times a day. God bless the internet, we love it," she says. They have four children between them, ranging from 10 years old to 19 years old from their first marriages. Ms Tutu van Furth realised that when she fell in love, she would have to make a very difficult choice between being a priest or being with the person she loved. It was, she says, one of the hardest choices of her life. "I shouldn't have to choose but in the end you always choose love. Everything else will fall into place somehow. When in doubt do the most loving thing." The Anglican Church in South Africa has indicated that it is looking at adopting pastoral guidelines for members who enter same-sex unions. But it is not clear whether there will be any change when it comes to same-sex marriages of church clerics.