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To be honest whether i got d job or not i dont even send dem. I am kind of indifferent abt d whole thingy. I submitted my application d closin day (free tp) and was shortlisted for d exams. I still got a call from dem after d exams whch still makes me more skeptical n nervous (is dis d kind of job i want?). Summatively dont take things like it s do or die, apply and leave d rest to God. What ll be ll actually be. |
with all those journalist d op could nt even post a single pix. Pishur of d mosq, gays n women oridonblidis. |
this aint new to me cos i ve seen marriages dat lasted just fews weeks from dis part of d world. One common feature wit hausa men (esp kano), n d reason for dis is over dependant syndrom of their ladies and lack of patience from deir men (my thought). Divorce law should be instituted. |
i read d whole thing reach 20 hopin it shld b d last bt continue seeing no s |
i am 100 percent sure dis guy is not telling us the truth. Brainwashing has always been and is still d only tool use by terrorist to recruit new intakes. How can dey force u against ur will to join dem when u did nt even mentioned any laverage dey hold against u. Mr man garnish ur tale nxt time. |
omo see yawa, dis is d reason why i cant marry macholadies |
when u ve sold ur soul to d devil and he has come to balance account, mr TB u shld ve see dis one comin afterall dat s ur profession na. |
do u have ipad air? And much ll it cost |
This rejoinder is a total Rubbish |
Galads: did you write a test in Niger?yes i did and a friend of mine actually said dey have started calling people. |
has anyone recieve call from DSS niger state. Heard dey ve started calling people and wat s d implication of such call (does it imply u ve scale tru d nxt phase) |
Thank God the real sponsors of Boko Haram don dey show face small small. Mods should take dis to front page or else we ll suspect of him/her of bein sympathizer of boko haram sponsor. |
hi, I need an ipad air 64gb wifi + cellular. Color: white or silver. The price shld be reasonable and Am base in kaduna (bt i have a friend in lagos). |
it high time i dust up my cds (frsc) expired ID card |
witches in minna, i dont still beliv in dose witches and wizard tales though. |
if them like dey shld gather 10 million march for gej in okija shrine dat ll not stop us from sending him back to otueke come 2015 |
op A graduate of Public uni is naturally ahead of u. So keep hating. |
any news from teamniger? |
@ 81 u still do surgery, nawa for some pple sef. |
can u summarize details in d video cos nt all of us has android phone. Although d nja guy in question must ve committed an offence (drug trafficking) |
wow happy to know we still have dis rare gem in naija. |
muslims indeed |
seem like m d only nairalander from Niger who got the invite. Anyways i need help wit past questions cos dis is my first application n invite (sss). Wish all dose dat got test best of luck and better luck next time for those that did nt get d invite. Here s my email: abuskutigi15@gmail.com |
sigh |
#Teamniger, i just got an invite today. Exam date is 28th august.. Time 7:00 am. Plz i need help wit past questions. |
It is pertinent to note that there re over 200 predictions about end of the world, however here are the seven famous predictions. 1. 1033 AD: Second Coming. This year was sighted as the beginning of the millennium because it marked 1000 years since Christ's crucifixion. 1033 -36 the-world predictors said it was because they had miscalculated Jesus's age and that the end would come in 1033. It didn't. 2. Planets: 16th century astrologers identified an 'unusual alignment' February 1524 An unusual alignment of the planets Jupiter and Saturn in the constellation Pisces promoted London astrologers to predict a Great Flood similar to the one only Noah survived. Thousands sought refuge on high ground - but it was all for nothing. 3. Nostradamus: Various dates Nostradamus spread his bets when it came to deciding on which day the world would end, but they have all been wrong. However, his followers claim he predicted great world catastrophes such as 9/11. 4. Autumn 1982 In 1980, television evangelist Pat Robertson told viewers of his popular television show 'The 700 Club' that the world would end in two years' time. “I guarantee you, by the end 1982 there is going to be judgment on the world,” he proclaimed 5. Millennium bug: Fears never materialised 2000 Various naysayers predicted our computer-reliant global society would implode at the Millennium as devices would get confused at the triple-zero date and reset their dates to 1900. (nawa o) As it happened, the year 2000 – or Y2K - arrived peacefully, causing few problems at all. 6: May 21, 2011 US pastor Harold Camping predicted the world would end on May 21, 2011. He made the prediction after forming his Family Stations Ministry in 1958, although he originally predicted doomsday on September 6 1994, later claiming he had miscalculated the date. Camping, who died last December, aged 92, was criticised after some of his believers sold their belongings believing they would no longer need them. 7. Mayans: A statue to th ancient civilisation stands in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico December 21, 2012 The ancient Mayans predicted the world would end on December 21, 2012. Or rather, those interpreting the Mayan calendar – which ran out on December 21 – guessed it ran out then as there was no world beyond this last day. The Mayan 'Long Count' calendar, which began in 3114 BC, ended on the winter solstice in 2012. Humanity continued though. 8. 2018 to 2028 Dr F. Kenton Beshore predicts the end of the world will happen between 2018 and 2028. The founder of the World Bible Society bases his beliefs on bible passages that describe Rapture happening around 2021 when we “are all going to be gone”. Beshore hopes his early warning will “lead billions and billions to Jesus "The Hour (End of the World) is surely coming, I will keep it almost hidden. For each soul must be paid for its works" 20:15 |
Amhappy: In as much as we know the bible contains few inconsistencies,we still choose to believe, thats Faith. This was what a Rev told me when i asked him of the council of Nikka. Before now i never knew the bible is a collection of books written as scrolls by different individuals at different places and some of these scrolls where incomplete,vague and thus voted out at the council. But in these contains the word of God and also account of God relationship with people. I also learnt that the most important words in the bible are those spoken by God and Jesus in the old and new testament respectively. Therefore we move by Faith not by sight.God can not and will never be author of errors |
Amhappy: In as much as we know the bible contains few inconsistencies,we still choose to believe, thats Faith. This was what a Rev told me when i asked him of the council of Nikka. Before now i never knew the bible is a collection of books written as scrolls by different individuals at different places and some of these scrolls where incomplete,vague and thus voted out at the council. But in these contains the word of God and also account of God relationship with people. I also learnt that the most important words in the bible are those spoken by God and Jesus in the old and new testament respectively. Therefore we move by Faith not by sight. |
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