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Chaiii!!! These people wan kill Nigeria...800million ![]() |
Its all about political awareness |
GAZZUZZ: ![]() I wish to also advise all road users to adhere strictly to all "Prohibitory & Regulatory" road sign (even without the presence of FRSC personnels). The signs include among other things like; 1. Never overtake dangerously; 2. Always give way to vehicle on the left @roundabout; 3. Do not exceed the speed limit of an area especially in built-up areas; 4. Give way to vehicles using the speed lane when you are crawling. 5. Padestrians should always use padestrian crossing and avoid "jay walking"; 6. Never drive against the traffic; 7. Always slow down @Zebra crossings; And so on. Every road user should remember to drive defensively and not offensively...Cheers ![]() |
I don't know how the ban will look like. Presumably, it may be for urban areas. |
InglishTeechar:The educated illiterate in you didn't allow follow the line of reasoning that crystalized my comment. Even your parents failed to educate you about mutual respect in a forum like NL. Just stop cursing and go home ![]() |
The President of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria, Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, has said that the stand of the church against same sex marriage is unwavering. He, however, said that what the church had said was that while it would not excommunicate the gay community, the church would assist them with prayers and counselling to overcome their abnormal behaviour. Kaigama, who spoke in Jos while briefing newsmen on Sunday on the outcome of the 3rd Extra Ordinary Synod of the Family of the Catholic Church held in Rome recently, said that the outcome of the synod had been given varied interpretation, especially its position on same-sex marriage. According to him, the Church does not condone and has not endorsed same-sex marriage, but considered marriage as a union between a man and a woman for the purpose of raising a family to reflect the teachings of Jesus Christ on the importance of the family as a domestic church. He said, “The concern of the Synod is the biblical teaching on marriage and family and this is theme of the Synod. The Book of Genesis shows that the man and the woman are created in the image and likeness of God. In receiving and accepting each other, the man and the woman recognise that they are made for each other. Through procreation, they collaborated with God in accepting and transmitting life. By the grace of God, a man and a woman are united in marriage and are to be faithful to, and love each other forever.” Kaigama, who is also the archbishop of Jos, said the Synod emphasised marriage as sacred and indissoluble and as such could not condone anything outside this divine order of God. He, however, added that what had been misconstrued as the church’s endorsement of homosexuality was the emphasis on the fact that those with such tendencies were human beings created by the same God and instead of treating them as second hand citizens, they needed to be helped spiritually to overcome such tendencies. He said that the synod, which was attended by more than 250 participants comprising of cardinals and bishops (Synod Fathers) from five continents with the presence of Pope Francis, was a period of prayerful reflection and dialogue that considered many positive aspects of marriage and the desire to foster family values, preparation for marriage, openness to life in marriage, enduring the challenges of marriage with strong faith, love and determination. Kaigama said, “The Synod did not endorse gay marriage, but emphasised the indissolubility of marriage as a union between a man and a woman according to the scripture and the church teachings, using the Holy Family of Nazareth as a model for all families.” He added that many families gave wonderful testimonies during the Synod of how their unions had endured the test of time. He advised the people not to misconstrue the intentions and positions of the Catholic Church on such sensitive issue as it would not condone anything outside the teachings of Jesus Christ. http://www.nigerianeye.com/2014/10/nigerian-catholic-churches-say-no-to.html
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The opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, Sunday, announced that it will hold an extraordinary national convention on Wednesday in Abuja to approve amendments to the constitution of the party and adopt its six-point manifesto for the 2015 general elections. This was disclosed by the party’s publicity secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed in a statement in Lagos. The party said the approval of the amended constitution will align the party’s constitution better with the Electoral Act and also help it function more efficiently. It also said the convention will adopt the six point agenda manifesto of the party, an extract from the one earlier submitted to INEC for the purpose of the 2015 elections. The statement said: “The manifesto to be adopted at the extraordinary convention of our party is specifically for the 2015 general elections. Because of shifting priorities, we do not believe that a party manifesto should be one for all time but a document that will adjust to the changing needs of the people. “In this regard, we have conducted a survey to find out what Nigerians urgently need at the moment to raise their standard of living and ensure their security and welfare, which is the raison d’etre of any government. Based on the outcome of the survey, we have come up with a six-point manifesto, which we extracted from the one we submitted to INEC earlier. “The six broad priority areas for the APC ahead of the 2015 general elections are national security, good governance, human capital development, economic development, land and natural resources as well as foreign policy. The issue of job creation, fight against corruption, infrastructural development, health, qualitative education, regular power supply, etc are subsumed under these broad priority areas.’’ According Mohammed, the 6 point manifesto will be made available to Nigerians once it is approved. http://dailypost.ng/2014/10/27/apc-amend-constitution-adopts-manifesto-wednesday/
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Tweetums:Who will save Nigeria from this insult ![]() |
watchindelta:Settle ke!!! These BH boys are heartless... |
IfyAwazie:I always wonder |
Good job NA!!! |
Good one there from my Elder Statesman ![]() |
Nigeria never see anything Diversify the economy...you here dey do akpankolo ![]() |
GEJ pls make ur wife to shut the f*** up let's know where the problems are coming from |
These guys are so confused that don't even know what and how to confront BH ![]() |
Cutehector4u:Man u got me thinking... BTW @Op forget aabout the phone. |
No doubt, she is a domineering woman. She should be tamed and her excesses trimmed...simple ![]() |
red101: ![]() Babe you harsh ooo |
Congrats Super Falcons!!! |
chidistone; Can you prove all these ![]() |
akinsadeez:Yea...it will serve as a deterrent to others |
SHOPPERS:Exactly what I wanted to ask. Jungle justice ![]() |
May God help you... |
Ok now |
chibwike:You won't get that answer here. Go for what you liked best... |
bornagain1509: Ogbodavies: EmmaOgbu:The secret trial is for the protection of the witnesses. There is a lot insecurity in Nigeria, we won't like to see a witness dead after testifying against somebody in a law court...its simple ![]() |
jechona:Read between lines & understand where the question was coming from. I believe in made in Nigeria products, but sad to say, majority of Nigerians prefer foreign products to that of local ones. We are like minds, let keep the campaign & awareness up ![]() |
My man is back...Mr Martin ![]() |
Yours is a particular case. You won't use it and generaalize that they are criminals. They can sue you...you know ![]() |
I missed this actress in Nollywood ![]() |
Its her life. She doesn't have to mourn her divorce... |
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