semochendo1:
32 inches essence TV.

I've been using for years without a single issue.

Perfectly working.

Pls don't call asking for specifications because I don't know, all I do is watch a bright and High definition Tv.

It do perform lots of stunts but I'm not the exploring type.

Price: 45k

Call or WhatsApp 07065308183

27k

Tina462:

Pay #30k and its urs

pics of the freezer, please

Affordable4all:
Samsung 32" LED TV for sale! 35k
Call/WhatsApp : 09062170294 Location: Lagos

The picture looks somehow like the screen's not displaying properly

Tina462:
Baby cot with mattress and mosquito net #20k
(Note:: the mattress cover needs to be replaced by buyer)...................location is Akure

Baby sound and light monitor (New) #15k

Taoqi manual breast pump with feeder (New) #9k

Infant car seat #12k

Chicco baby walker #12k

Baby feeding highchair #13k

Evenflo double electric breast pump #30k

Baby bathing bath #5k

Booster car seat (2) #5k each

7kg beko cloth dryer #40k

1.5 HP split unit AC (bad compressor) #30k

Adult shoes for clearance over 50pairs #45k

Chicco baby stroller #17k

Big Carton of children wears #70k

German used Freezer #35k

Call or WhatsApp 07034853820 ......all available for inspection.... @ Isolo Lagos

pics of the freezer

I'm about buying Haier Thermocool Tec Gen Ptr Sml Captain 2500ms 2.5kva/2.2kw. Can the professors in the house educate me on haier gen fuel consumption and how do I differentiate the between fake and original haier thermocool gen?

I want to buy it tomorrow so a swift response from you guys will be appreciated.

thanks

sod09:
lagos

you're yet to drop your number

sod09:
lagos

Give me your number

sod09:
I have 35k superslim 5oogb with 10 games inbuilt

location?

chizyay102:

This is the blender

4k

biz2get:
PlayStation 3 PS3.
Works Perfect with 2 Pads and 11Games
Call or WhatsApp 08137949797

how much ?

nazablossom:
I have a polystar chest freezer for sale. It's in a perfect condition. Reason for selling, got a new one and no space to keep both.

Price:60k
Location :Lagos

Your contact?

crafteck:
How often does freeze the monitor write more than 5 lines

Bros, please I sent you an email. kindly reply as soon as you can. thanks

How much for the ox standing fan?

ladykilllar:
CLEAN 120G ps3 for sale with the following games


FIFA 18
PES 18
BLUR
GTA V
HITMAN EVOLUTION
UNCHARTED 1
SLEEPING DOGS
CALL OF DUTY;ADVANCED WARFARE

2 Controllers
Controller charger
Hdmi
AV Multi out
Power cable

42k

Lagosians only

drop your number now, haba
25K

Crafteck1:


I was banned for replying with my number, pls nairaland, what exactly did I do wrong

My email is crafteck for gmail

Crafteck, I've sent you a mail. kindly reply as soon as you can

Thanks

wintersnow:


-Look for a good location, probably near a school environment, you'll get a lot of customers trust me...

- make the place conducive, alteast put fan...

- you can start with ps3 before evolving to ps4

- Organize competitions and tournaments amongst players, with a tasty price, maybe a football competition, with the price of 10k, although they'll pay registration fee, this will help boost ya popularity in that area...

Thanks for this advice sir

pressplay411:


Great man, very chivalrous of you.
But to overcome sin is not so difficult. I was a master masturbator, alcoholic, adulterer and fornicator just last year, to mention few.
Now I'm living completely free of all these bondages.

Care to know how?

How is it that you fornicated and committed adultery at the same time?

Crafteck1:


I was banned for replying with my number, pls nairaland, what exactly did I do wrong

My email is crafteck for gmail

Okay

Moderate Christians and Muslims are Christians and Muslims that are influenced by secularism

Crafteck, help your guy

Thegamingorca:
Crafteck is one of nairalanders graced with a flourishing game centre in ekiti.


If you want to know the ins and out ill recommend you chat him up.


Mind you this is a most certainly capital intensive venture and you will need to start strong

Yes, I've spent a lot of money setting up the place

I'd upload pictures by friday

crafteck:
So a 300gb for 45k while 1tb is 15k

hello, I'd want to talk to you

shall I send PM?

I want to open and run a game house.

I already rented the shop, fixed the carpentry and done the wiring

The only things remaining are games and TV

I need your advice on how to run and maintain it. how to maximize profits and retain customers

Vasaratti16 , I want to open a game centre. any advice?

Hello!

hopefulLandlord:

You'd regret it when you die

Hahaha

AngryNigerian22:
wait are you the lady? Damn woman you are cheap Why are you ranting like a bitch in heat ,and the funny thing is that you are ugly. , just look at how you embarrass yourself .

that picture though, When did we start putting wigs on animals?

They should use her picture as a example of one of the 72 virgins that suicide bombers would get and We'd never have another suicide bomber ever again...

SonOfAfonja:
Reading through the thread and i'm laughing awkwardly!.... Skydaddy must be really proud

Yes o!

According to human rights organizations and various surveys, religious intolerance is on the rise in Indonesia, at least partly because of the growing influence of radical Islamic groups that use street protests and acts of violence to support their aims. Some of these radical groups demonstrated in Jakarta, the capital, before Mr. Aan’s trial in West Sumatra in 2012.

“His case very much ties in with that whole trend,” said Benedict Rogers, the East Asia team leader for Christian Solidarity Worldwide, a human rights organization founded in Britain. The group released a report in February warning that religious intolerance in Indonesia was spreading beyond traditionally conservative Muslim bases like West Java Province.

“Of course there would be religious people who would take offense about someone publicly expressing this view” about atheism, Mr. Rogers said. “But I think if it weren’t for this growing Islamism and extremism, Alexander’s case probably wouldn’t have happened.”

Mr. Aan’s troubles began in January 2012 when a mob in the Dharmasraya district of West Sumatra showed up looking for him at a government planning office where he worked as a data analyst.

“They wanted me to stop saying there is no God,” he said. “I told them that it was my right to express my beliefs.”

Police officers were called to prevent any violence, and they instead escorted Mr. Aan to the local police station, where he found himself being interrogated and, within hours, charged with disseminating information aimed at inciting religious hatred. The next day, he was charged with blasphemy and inciting others to embrace atheism.

A court in Padang, the capital of West Sumatra Province, threw out the blasphemy and atheism charges, but it convicted Mr. Aan in June 2012 of trying to incite religious hatred under the electronic information law and sentenced him to two and a half years in prison.

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Growing up in a conservative Muslim household in rural West Sumatra, Alexander Aan hid a dark secret beginning at age 9: He did not believe in God. His feelings only hardened as he got older and he faked his way through daily prayers, Islamic holidays and the fasting month of Ramadan.

He stopped praying in 2008, when he was 26, and he finally told his parents and three younger siblings that he was an atheist — a rare revelation in a country like Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation. They responded with disappointment and expressions of hope that he would return to Islam.

But Mr. Aan neither returned to Islam nor confined his secret to his family, and he ended up in prison after running afoul of a 2008 law restricting electronic communications. He had joined an atheist Facebook group started by Indonesians living in the Netherlands, and in 2011 he began posting commentaries outlining why he did not think God existed.

“When I saw, with my own eyes, poor people, people on television caught up in war, people who were hungry or ill, it made me uncomfortable,” Mr. Aan, now 32, said in an interview. “What is the meaning of this? As a Muslim, I had questioned God — what is the meaning of God?” He was released on parole on Jan. 27 after serving more than 19 months on a charge of inciting religious hatred.

Indonesia’s state ideology, Pancasila, enshrines monotheism, and blasphemy is illegal. However, the Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and speech, and the country is 16 years into a transition from authoritarianism to democracy.

But Mr. Aan’s case is one of an increasing number of instances of persecution connected to freedom of religion in Indonesia in recent years. Although Indonesia has influential Christian, Hindu and Buddhist minorities, every year there have been hundreds of episodes, including violent attacks, targeting religious minorities like Christians and Shiite and Ahmadiyah Muslims, as well as dozens of arrests over blasphemy against Islam. Numerous churches have been closed for lacking proper permits.

To be continued