Edoblakky:

The Bible says "who is he that saith and it cometh to pass when the LORD commandeth it not"
I have my medicals on 6th July.
Praise the LORD

oyinda.:

http://www.pregnancycenters.org/abortion.html

here is another link that has a lot of details about abortion procedures and impacts. the methods are quite graphic and i feel for the women who go through those abortions

oyinda.:

http://www.pregnancycenters.org/abortion.html

here is another link that has a lot of details about abortion procedures and impacts. the methods are quite graphic and i feel for the women who go through those abortions

Monicaa:

Thanks all that contributed.


Here is the new problem now, since my ex did me wrong nd i told him i was moving on nd would find someone that would treat me better but now I'm guessing it is wrong. There is a guy that has been disturbing me only 4 me 2 find out he has a girlfriend but im yet 2 confirm 4rm him which i would 2moro. That's d difficulty making me let go of my ex even though the relationship wasnt all dat, at least most guys r d same.

luvhenry:

am not into renting or sale of gowns this one is just my sisters own she said i should help her look 4 someone to buy or rent.if interested u have my no

peelovee:

after i cought him had sex with his ex, and several heart break from my guy, who is now my ex, i promise myself to be alone for some times without a lover. though he came pleading for second chance, i found no place in my heart to welcome him back, because i have experience 2 serious heart break from him.

He kept distorbing me every day and night even in my office premises, i had to tell him one on one that he should go back to his ex, as i can read it through her that she is still in love with him, he left bitterly.

Now he swear he will never let me be till i give him a second chance, I have decided that i can not give him a second chance, because i can not share my love with another girl, either will i like my love to be shared with another man.(i can't finish eating my cake and still have it)

The worst part is that he keep on embarassing every guy that comes across my way, telling them that i am his fiance, HE even tell me one on one that he must marry me by force.

I am confess, should i report him to our layers, or arrest him, or leave the country because of him, or         do what.


Please i need advise (s) urgently.

debosky:

Marketing team? Someone from NNPC and Gazprom sat together on the evening and cobbled the name together.  

muhsin:

These are numerous. Any way, according to some learned scholars, they  provided four broad benefits for the individual and the society.

1- The Door to Eternal Paradise

God has said in the Qur'an:

"And give good news (O Muhammad) [b][b]to those who believe and do good deeds[/b], that they will have gardens (Paradise) in which rivers flow. . ." (Qur'an, 2:25)[/b] [size=15pt]mr mushin, how many people do you need to kill for it to be counted as good worka?[/size]

[/b][/size]
When someone converts to Islam, God forgives all of his previous sins and evil deeds. A man called Amr came to the Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) and said: "Give me your right hand so that I may give you pledge of loyalty." The Prophet (p.b.u.h) stretched out his right hand. Amr withdrew his hand. The Prophet (p.b.u.h) said: {What has happened to you, O Amr?} He replied: "I intend to lay down a condition." The Prophet (p.b.u.h) asked: {What condition do you intend to put forward?} Amr said: "That God forgive my sins." The Prophet (p.b.u.h) said: {Didn't you know that converting to Islam erases all previous sins?}  [size=15pt]didnt someone say all you need do was sleep and wake up cos your sins get forgiven every time you sleep.[/size]

Narrated in Saheeh Muslim, #121, and Mosnad Ahmad #17357.

There is just a portion out of many benefits one have as being a Muslim.  [size=16pt]plus you get to hate without guilt, sleep with 4 women now when the world comes to an end u still have 7 virgins [/size]

smogville:

A friend of mine has this response to thie article, i think you should see it.

My response to Banky W’s response to Mr. Reuben Abati’s “A Nation’s identity Crisis”
Dear Sir,

While I do not totally support Mr. Abati’s take on some of the issues raised, I must agree with you however, that our youths are in too much of a hurry to realize they are on a fast track to nowhere.

The dearth of morality in our songs these days is to say the least pitiful. Music videos are full of half naked women parading themselves, some of the musicians are so far gone, they display more skin than skill!

While I fully agree with Banky (whose music by the way, I like) that it is the prerogative of the artiste to choose whatever alias or moniker he wants to be known and addressed as on stage/album, I however do not agree with him that music in Nigeria has grown in leaps and bounds, as he would rather have us believe. We have matured in acceptance, yes, sound and picture quality or quantity as the case may be, but it is definitely not uhuru.

Agreed, musicians are business men/women who are in the industry to make money for their basic needs, but do we as consumers not deserve to indeed be entertained while you guys are in the process of making money, through us, I might add? Permit me to disagree with your “we are not all one and the same, but we ARE artistes”, oh please, spare me. So many of you out there do not even know the meaning of that word, artiste indeed! With horrible lyrics like ori e o 4ka sibe, what’s that?

Banky, the argument is not about trying to fight the change like you claim, it is about embracing good change, positive change. Why should we have musicians who are supposed to be image makers sag their jeans, when it is prisoners that sag because they are not allowed to use belts. Is that part of the change we are supposed to so lovingly embrace?

If we danced to legends like Fela, Shina Peters etc, it is because they had things to say, issues that needed to be addressed. It was not all about laying a track and making money, it was and still should be about passing across a message, entertaining and educating. Sadly enough however, most of the songs we hear these days have nothing to say, lack meaning and make little or no sense at all.

Banky, again you missed the point completely. The piece is not about 9ice who does not drink or smoke, or about eLDee being married to one wife, least of all about Naeto c obtaining a Masters’ Degree in England, don’t you get it, it is about the quality of music they produce, that is what it has been about all along! Not personal achievements or its lack thereof, but quality in music, that is all we want, it is all we crave for, or don’t we deserve that?


People, having read her responce , whats your responce now, am waitin,
NB: the writer is a young lady thatt belongs to the generation of Mr Banky.

smogville:

A friend of mine has this response to thie article, i think you should see it.

My response to Banky W’s response to Mr. Reuben Abati’s “A Nation’s identity Crisis”
Dear Sir,

While I do not totally support Mr. Abati’s take on some of the issues raised, I must agree with you however, that our youths are in too much of a hurry to realize they are on a fast track to nowhere.

The dearth of morality in our songs these days is to say the least pitiful. Music videos are full of half naked women parading themselves, some of the musicians are so far gone, they display more skin than skill!

While I fully agree with Banky (whose music by the way, I like) that it is the prerogative of the artiste to choose whatever alias or moniker he wants to be known and addressed as on stage/album, I however do not agree with him that music in Nigeria has grown in leaps and bounds, as he would rather have us believe. We have matured in acceptance, yes, sound and picture quality or quantity as the case may be, but it is definitely not uhuru.

Agreed, musicians are business men/women who are in the industry to make money for their basic needs, but do we as consumers not deserve to indeed be entertained while you guys are in the process of making money, through us, I might add? Permit me to disagree with your “we are not all one and the same, but we ARE artistes”, oh please, spare me. So many of you out there do not even know the meaning of that word, artiste indeed! With horrible lyrics like ori e o 4ka sibe, what’s that?

Banky, the argument is not about trying to fight the change like you claim, it is about embracing good change, positive change. Why should we have musicians who are supposed to be image makers sag their jeans, when it is prisoners that sag because they are not allowed to use belts. Is that part of the change we are supposed to so lovingly embrace?

If we danced to legends like Fela, Shina Peters etc, it is because they had things to say, issues that needed to be addressed. It was not all about laying a track and making money, it was and still should be about passing across a message, entertaining and educating. Sadly enough however, most of the songs we hear these days have nothing to say, lack meaning and make little or no sense at all.

Banky, again you missed the point completely. The piece is not about 9ice who does not drink or smoke, or about eLDee being married to one wife, least of all about Naeto c obtaining a Masters’ Degree in England, don’t you get it, it is about the quality of music they produce, that is what it has been about all along! Not personal achievements or its lack thereof, but quality in music, that is all we want, it is all we crave for, or don’t we deserve that?


People, having read her responce , whats your responce now, am waitin,
NB: the writer is a young lady thatt belongs to the generation of Mr Banky.

ehie007:

weitin dey for woman body wey u like, been a lesbian or gay means the person is sick upstairs,  or posseed, all man and woman were created to like their oposite sex, so i guess a nut i loose in their brain or somfin,

e-Shegz:

The finalists finally unveiled. Ranging from the ages of 19 to 27, these ladies are quite beautiful and rearing to go!
Reports monitored on the newspapers also stated that HITV will be dedicating a channel covering the show as it unveils while D'banj and his friends are ready to take the whole world on a roller coaster of an entertainment!

The participants have all spoken, and the reasons for participating ranges from the mundane-the desire to be known, to the self-important-"i want to bare my intelligence". The participants are now familiarizing themselves with the mansion.

However, the great debate continues on the pages of newspapers as to the morality of the show. An example is this opinion on Guardian
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/editorial_opinion/article03//indexn2_html?pdate=030709&ptitle=Kokomansion:%20What%20does%20it%20stand%20for?

The show is on, no doubt about that, but the question is given another life, will D'banj allow his own sister or daughter be part of a show of this nature?

What does this show portend for today's woman?

And after the winners finally emerge, what's next? after the Chris Aire diamond, the Millions, the SUV, the promised video shoot, the escort, what's next?
Whats the mentality of Today's Woman?

Tudór:

Well just stand there and look, enjoy the show while it lasts. . . .it's not everyday you get to watch live porn.

iice:

I see it more as a psychological problem especially when they need to be maltreated to enjoy sex. Though i don't think a lot of girls like this, however it's not as rare as we would believe (existence).
As for overly possessive and jealous, i suppose some people see it as a sign of love/affection. That to drive someone to that stage means the person must care alot about you

Flancey:

@Sleek,
Thank you for such a beautiful exposition. Unfortunately, they wont understand until the log is off their eyes.
God bless you richly.

@ fellis
Dont want to repeat myself but where is mohameed now?

@Olabowale,
Seems to me you are just an unfortunate educated muslim. Very unfortunate.
However, when u do quote your book, i just dont make proper grammatical sense out of it.
Looks like the compiler is uneducated like abuzola.
Sorry o if i offended u by my sincere query of ur thots.

,amebo no1:

yea right? did anybody force you to marry him? did he tie your head with a rope? or did he threaten you with a gun? you married out of your own freewill so drop all these foolish excuses

MRbrownJAY:

tired of women?!
you cannot generalize because of a few bad eggs in society. yes there are hoes out there and yes some are ruthless but the majority of women wouldnt have the guts to do what the poster has done/is doing.
yes society is bleeped up but there are women who still wouldnt mess a man, no matter how much he parade in front of her eyes. these women are harder to find (especially in 9ja) but they are out there and if you stay positive and thread carefully you can find them gems.
and lets not forget that the man shagging and buying her a jeep is probably married too.
who is really to be blamed?!

Tudór:

It always warms my cockles when i see these dead scum.

iamblessed:

i am not Nigerian, how ever i have friend who are. I must say that you put so much in to who is more worth love or respect in regards to family.  how could such a question be asked i could only assumed that you do not have kids of yr own because then you would understand when the bible say honour your father and mother they both deserve your love equally regardless.

javalove:

laff won kill me die  

So u have read anelka's words . . .

did u watch yvonne video and heared her words. . . ?

Abuzola:

I just can't imagine this. And they claim is a holy book ? Shame on the cross worshippers