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Jeromejnr:Thanks for this. but how does a roman letter and some randomly picked signs now mean 666. Those signs could as well be gotten from chinese words, indu, japanese, or even hebrew. Don't u think. |
Jeromejnr:Wow...is that really the meaning? |
Agathabishen:You need to read this. Politicos:@bold Legally she's still a minor. Take her and the guy to a police station so the guy can know the consequence of having sex with a minor. Legal she's still a minor so she cannot raise a child. Let your mum adopt the child legally thereby taking the baby away from her. Consider sending her to school again and preferably in a very strict environment. Y'all need to be really strong and dump all this western idea of counselling. |
maupe:Tell us what is wrong about the TSA? Apart from the software developer's charge of 1% for their service? If that is the only thing wrong with why not tell the FG to change the software developer or tell the FG to simply remove a 3rd party software. No one is forcing anybody but the truth is that Fayose has seen the TSA will make governance more transparent than it presently is. It will be very hard if not impossible to use different ministries to steal unlike the way it used to be. Whether Fayose likes it or not he will eventually have no choice when the policy is taken to the House to be included in the laws guiding management of government accounts in Nigeria. |
sukkot:E dey where dem the share gala and boost, dem dey play d blues after the reggae. |
angieberry:Make she no try dis with pepper seller o. Mum: how much is this clothe? Seller: na N3000 Mum: Ahn ahn! No be N500?? Seller: why u no com carry am. You for no pay. Ole. You better go dey rob. |
Toddler of yesterday has become the leader today. Where are his Nigerian age mates. |
sukkot:Congratulations you're FTC. I noticed Frontpage topics are moving rather slowly today it means there are no topics. |
Give yourselves break. Separate for sometime and don't think of being friends. Just break up greet each other with mutual respect whenever you see each other. There should be absolutely no communications between the two of you during that time. You should even try to date other people. If your relationship with her was meant to be, you will find out that you start missing each other. |
SeverusSnape:I know you do and am not forcing you to like the religion. I was only referring to your comment calling for eradication of Islam. William Ewart Gladstone (1809–1898) was Prime Minister of Great Britain four times: 1868–74, 1880–85, 1886 and 1892–94. He called the Qur’an an “accursed book” and once held it up during a session of Parliament, declaring: “So long as there is this book there will be no peace in the world.” Times have changed a great deal. Now the votaries of the book he saw as such an impediment to peace have triumphed: an Islamic reading room is being set up at the library Gladstone founded near his home in North Wales. In this BBC audio report (thanks to Andrew), Gladstone’s great grandson Christopher Parish and Professor Richard Aldous, head of history at University College Dublin, tie themselves into knots trying to come up with a reason why Gladstone would have approved of this reading room. Gladstone, you see, was a man of his time, but he actually made favorable comments about Muhammad in the margins of a biography of the founder of Islam, and his remarks weren’t as extreme as those of some of his contemporaries… It doesn’t add up. The text of the Qur’an has not changed from the late 19th century to the early 21st. What has changed is the prevailing attitude toward the book. Now it has become a manifestation of bigotry and hatred to see in the Islamic holy book anything but peace and tolerance. But the text of the book remains the same. If it was an impediment to peace in Gladstone’s day, it is now. If it is an uplifting exhortation to peace and tolerance now, then it was in Gladstone’s day as well. Recently Geert Wilders said: “I view Islam not as a religion, but as a dangerous, totalitarian ideology – equal to communism and fascism. Aren’t I allowed to say so?” No, he isn’t allowed to say so. If he had been born two hundred years ago, he might have become Prime Minister of the Netherlands. Instead, he is a hunted man. Likewise Gladstone, were he miraculously transported to the House of Commons in 2009, would be excoriated for “hate speech” if he dared to repeat his view of the Qur’an today. But the Qur’an remains the same. Eventually, Europe and America are going to deal with the implications of that fact, one way or another. |
SeverusSnape:This was the same message that started all this. This was the reason the west gave before they created Alqaeda and the likes to tarnish the image of the religion hoping to eradicate what God has established. They created a Frankenstein(monster) instead. Though it is achieving its aim which is to make people hate Islam like you did because they couldn't control the people from that region but the core message of Islam can never be affected as such it is still spreading faster than wildfire. |
anonimi:Obviously your soul is lost and it is in your very presence that nigeria will be great under this government and you shall never benefit anything from it. |
anonimi:Did you read the part where it is said that it is a CBN initiative. I think you should direct your insult to CBN governor Emefiele an economist who is in a position to know better which is what he is being paid for. |
Ymodulus:Thank you for this. I thought I was the only one who saw the interest rate. We keep paying subsidy on fuel consumption that is not having any positive effect on our economy instead it keeps draining the FG purse. Instead of us to stop the useless subsidy and divert the money into agriculture. The effect will be too harsh on ordinary Nigerian. I know but its something we will eventually do. If we can afford to keep using our funds to block the bottomless pit of subsidy, I see no reason why the government cannot provide the loan at less than 2%. I don't blame PMB and I still blame him. Coming from CBN headed by Emefiele who has proven to be grossly incompetent or intentionally trying to sabotage the government. This is a litmus test for the Finance Minister and the Minister for Agriculture. They should call the president to order on this. |
calliope:If by the appointment of Fasola alone, you're already hoping things get better then the government has offered something more than propaganda. They have given you HOPE no matter how little. Hope alone is far more important than anything in life. Hope was what people who commit suicide lost. I'm also of the believe that they've offered more than you are willing to accept. |
Koleman:Nope baba has not forgotten. He didn't ask the aviation to urgently come up with a National carrier for nothing. |
christinie:Life is hard. Its harder when you have to come from such a background. Especially when everybody around you keep trying their best to brainwash you to believe it doesn't happen by hiding under the canopy of abomination when you're a living prove of the said abomination. But that still doesn't mean you have to come online to rant about the generational curse of your family. It doesn't help. But I'll help you with an advice. Get a rat poison, organise a family get together and use it. It will make you feel better. |
missyadorable:Outsiders could even be less importan in the broad scheme of thing especially if they really love each other but the way the two of them sees things is what really matters. In this case it is naturally a Nigerian thing for either or both of them to see it as a big deal. "The guys" like you said. This guy has already started to feel insecure. |
christinie:The same way your father raped your sister/mother to give birth to you? Useless PLC (Product of Leaked Condom) |
chuna1985:....And that's the mistake people make. They make plans without involving their creator. Well, wish you luck in your Godless plan. |
christinie:First I don't know how you came to the conclusion of my tribe to bring up all those accusations. It goes to show your "level" of intelligence. My comment was anything but a tribal bashing you only deduce the tribalism from your sense of insecurity. It also shows your intelligence. Its unfortunate your first response showed sign of intelligence until your bigot sense wiped it all out in this second reply. I won't say more than that to an insecured tribal bigot. Peace |
christinie:Nope. Not in political scene and it also depends on the constitutions definition of adopted child. In this case it is said that you have to be born a gabonese. I don't know what their definition of being born a gabonese is but for them to take it up to the court level in france, it must have meant an adopted child (Omar Ali bongo) does not qualify as being born a gabonese. Also for them to get to the level of birth certificate checking, it also means your assertion wouldn't hold any ground or don't you think they(Bongo's lawyers) would've considered what you said. |
christinie:You call that illegal transfer of power to an adopted son a success in a democratic society? Well am forced to also say they are naturally always on the wrong side of the law everywhere they go. |
aryke:I know it is too early but something in me just can't shake it off. Don't get me wrong we have everything in common same religion, same state but I just have an hunch. I just hope am wrong. |
Who dey protest for midnight? Dem be winch? Even IPOB no dey protest at this time. |
I pray she gets better. She should come and tell us who sent her and who she kept it for. But is this coincidence or what? She now looks exactly like my landlady who claims she(Diezani) was her boss. My landlady also claim that she's innocent that she didn't steal Nigeria's money and the news is being reported by the boss newspaper. Chai. This is someone's crush o. I no call names o. |
WailingWailer00:Dem don sack the babe o. The babe na one saddist. Now she sef don become floor member. |
doctokwus:I have known about this even before the defeat of GEJ. I feared they would succeed in convincing GEJ not to concede defeat but God showed his supremacy. I even spoke to a friend in the US and one in Nigeria here about my fears but they didn't understand the basis of my fears. Try and read one of the articles of Cramjones https://www.nairaland.com/2509817/part-intense-fearful-revelation-meeting you will understand that the government already knows about their deadly plan. The guy seems close to the presidency. Read the last paragraph. I just pray God guides PMB right. This people will just waste their lives once again. |
PunkyVeer:Hmmm Learnt something new. Let me go back and cram it. |
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