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Yes, I do chew onion like mad!

[quote author=~vicky~]Our character is but the stamp on our souls of the free choices of good and evil we have made through life.
John C. Geikie[/quote]

I'm glad to have you back. You were greatly missed by my humble self and those whose lives you unknowingly affect positively. You are highly welcome back to the thread.

Kirinwa: If so tell EJ to start crashing now.

EJ is at consolidation phase after a sharp downtrend yesterday. Will crash (maybe) by early morning tomorrow because there are so many strong JPY news coming up from 12:01 am to 12:50 am (Naija time). You may stay awake to witness the crash.

From my estimation, EJ likely to crash from 130.0000 to 128.0000. Stay tuned.

Kirinwa: If you can predict EJ, GJ now raise your hands.

I, sir. EJ is bearish while GJ is bullish. Negative correlation instead of the usual positive correlation.

UP GUNNERS!!!

Nankap

Wow!!! May his soul rest in peace.

I have many questions to aid investigation of this case:
1. Who knew prior to this time that the Rev has a gun?
2. For how long has owned the gun?
3. Is his gun licensed? I mean does the police know about the gun?
4. Who saw him cleaning the gun that morning? That person has a lot of questions to answer.
5. What type of a rev is he? Gentle, social, outgoing, circle of friends etc.
6. Where did the bullet hit on the Rev's body? Chest, face, arm, leg, back etc.
7. Has he known enemies, may be through preaching against the ills of the government?
8. Was there any known crime/sin which he committed and is bringing his personality and position to disrepute?
9. Was his door locked with key or just jammed when the church elders got to the house on hearing the gunshot?
10. Has he a servant that lives with him or he lives alone?

Answers to above questions could aid investigation and give a clue as to what really happened.

Hmn. What can I say? Lost of words to describe the situation.

"The two most powerful warriors are patience and time. So remember: great achievements take time, there is no overnight success."

--Leo Tolstoy

Longlap

"Life is 10% of what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it."

--John Maxwell

Everybody come inside. It is work of forum!

Hellooooo, my people. How una dey?

The bolded seems to apply to Nigeria.

Education and technology aren’t the answer

One common belief among people working in international development is that a poor country can be changed by improving its education system, but Pritchett’s research suggests otherwise. The problem in poor countries is that they cannot make effective use of their people’s skills, Pritchett said, so giving them more skills does lead to development. Counter-intuitively, his research has shown that countries whose education system improves actually grow slower on average. He suggests that one reason for this may be that putting more educated people into a corrupt bureaucracy may result in more sophisticated corruption.

Swiftlee: What is this one saying?? Do you just comment cos you see people comment? Some people here have never been to kogi state before. The fact is; Kogi State is not growing the way it should have grown..that does not term it backward...dont you know what backward is?? Look Acidosis...the problems you see around you are caused by selfish people like you who keep voting tribes and think tribes can liberate you.. That is why the Governors Kogi has had all these while are corrupt!! I put it to you to boast of how developed your local government of origin is..how are the representatives from the zone faring? How many community projects have been achieved by your so called righteous leaders? You still think the governor deny them the allocations? How was it used?...you come here painting and tanishing other tribes images...without facts! You think the trade fair complex is the entire kogi state?..

You too much,brother. Thanks.

OP, you are on point as per the low level of development in Kogi State. The state has lacked credible leadership since inception. Perhaps Prince Audu Abubakar showed what would have looked like an average leadership. Most of the infrastructure in Kogi State today are his. That is not to say that he had no weaknesses.

For former Idris Ibrahim, he was a complete failure and is completely responsible for the lack of development and rot in the state. Most of the structures set up by Prince Audu saw complete decay and even abandonment, talk about Kogi Travellers, talk of the Kogi Confluence Hotel and others. Sadly too, he left a lot of debts (both local and international)for the present Gov, Capt Idris Wada. The debt burden has not allowed the present Gov to show his own leadership prowess as he has been paying the debts. The era of former Gov Idris Ibrahim made ghost workers to flourish without control. The present Gov is contending with the issue of ghost workers which sucks the states financial resources like Bermuda Triangle.

OP, where I may not agree with you is saying that because they are all Igala governors that is why they have not performed. Such statement is too political and I will consider it shere political grumbling. It should be shelved when discussing serious issues like lack of development of a state like Kogi.

Kogi State, just like Nigeria, is too blessed (with abundant human and natural resources) to be poor and too poor to be blessed (because of bad leadership).

"Go as far as you can see; when you get there, you’ll be able to see farther."

--J.P. Morgan

I weep for this country. It is only in Naija that a criminal like LLYODs will be seeking justice instead of rotting in jail.

With all these arrests of the BH foot soldiers, why are their sponsors or key sponsors not arrested yet?

I may begin to think that the govt is either playing politics with Nigerians by sparing the sponsors or the commanders of the security forces are making money from the sponsors via arrest and bail.

abes: I can supply you more when you are done with these i posted above.

The greatest disaster we have in Nigeria is RELIGION (both Christianity and Islam), kick both out of Nigeria then we will have Peace, Progress and Prosperity we all deserve.. abes 2013

Thanks for bringing that to the fore. If I may ask, how many CHRISTIANS have you seen carried/or are carrying out those instructions in this present world?.

"Anything is possible. You can be told that you have a 90% chance or a 50% chance or a 1% chance, but you have to believe, and you have to fight."

--Lance Armstrong

A barking and roaring lion.

OP, was that REALLY a political rally for Jonathan? Or was it women of Nigeria celebrating their recognition and empowerment in the affairs of Nigeria?

Well, OP, you are entitle to your opinion and interest.

"Good skin health is about more than fancy creams and lotions – it's about how we live our lives and how we treat our bodies and the steps we need to take do not need to be extreme. They can be small and steady and the effects will be seen over time without the need for plastic surgery."

.... Dr Andrew Mayes - Researcher on skincare

"To sit back and let fate play its hand out and never influence it is not the way man was meant to operate."

-- John Glenn, astronaut

It's so unfortunate. All them Naija brokers are the same = cr.o.oks.

Meanwhile, why not post here to alert other traders: https://www.nairaland.com/1191858/forex-trade-alerts-season-13/478

Okoro2015: What can you do when the chief security officer of the state is a fulani-Igbo? APC: we are watching.

So you are expecting the gov to order you to fight back? That will be very unpolitical on the part of the gov.

My friend, you've got to act like a man first then the gov will come in and settle the issue politically later.

Ayab1203: Somtimes pple just push u. They just push u so damn hard against d damn wall u just have to do what a man hass got to do and damn d consequences!

Indeed, sometimes it is necessary.

"Chance favors those in motion."

-- James H. Austin, Professor of Neurology and Author

"I hawked plantain in the streets of Benin" - Larry Izamoje "
I didn't even complete my University Education" - Bill Gates
"I was the one who served in Hotels" - Oberoi
"In my childhood days, I Stitched Shoes" - Abraham Lincoln
"I worked in a Petrol Pump" - Dhirubhai Ambani
"I Slept On a Bench For A week and borrowed Rs. 20 everyday from a friend to travel to filmcity" - Shahrukh Khan
"I used to Serve Tea at a Shop to support my Football Training" - Leo Messi.

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"Your present circumstances don’t determine where you can go; they merely determine where you start."

--Nido Qubein

rozayx5: need views on EURJPY sell

From my chart, I noticed that EJ and GJ started uptrend since July/August 2012 and presently have commenced downtrend July/August 2013,(exactly a year).

So my trend forecast for EJ and GJ should be Downward trend henceforth, maybe for the next one year.