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Allah

Good

kingmzee:
You can screenshot this for evidence, Sanwo-olu will win comfortably

I said it

Emola12:
stop crying biko

middle finger

MasterShifu010:


If you see the celebration going on in Abia right now eh !!…. All over the state , that’s how you know the peoples will has been actualised .

But when someone wins and people are not happy or celebrating , just know something fishy going on .

God bless

So this one no b rigging? Nawa for Nigerians

HanisahZuwy:
Please, a woman that has about 33 bodycounts, is it possible for such a woman to become celibate? And can such a woman be able to stick with one man? Please, I want to know. Can she become celibate effortlessly if she decides to? And can she stick to one man too if she decides to? Is it difficult to do so?

And such a woman that wants to go this path of celibacy, what are the things you would say to her?

I would appreciate your suggestions and opinions. Thanks.

some of those young lady body count will amaze you

Tochj:
Atiku main Agent is Dino melaya.
Stop smoking weed very early.

in ogun state, if you can’t read, hire a reader “say no to drugs”

You can screenshot this for evidence, Sanwo-olu will win comfortably

Hi

Waiting concern us

Hi

Which new note, I thought you guys are not for Nigeria

bad luck

H

Nawa Beg beg

Hmmm

O

RIP

Toh

Ok

Ko po keh

We see am

UmuEri:
Return ‘Arabic Ajami’ To Naira Notes – Muslim Group Urges Buhari Featured

http://www.360nobs.com/2015/09/nigeria-at-55-muric-urges-fg-to-return-arabic-ajami-to-naira-notes/

 National news

 02 October 2015
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As Nigeria celebrate her 55 Independence anniversary on Thursday, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has urged the Federal Government to immediately return the Arabic Ajami script removed from the nation’s naira notes by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

Director of MURIC Prof. Isiaq Akintola made the call on Wednesday in his independence anniversary message to felicitate with the government and Nigerians.

"We call for the reinstatement of the Arabic Anjami which was removed from the naira by the last administration of Dr. Goodluck Jonathan after subterranean pressure from some unpatriotic religious leaders. Nigerian Muslims regard the removal as an act of hostility taken to spite Muslims. We consider it as a step taken to satisfy a section of Christians who had been secretly agitating for the removal of Arabic graphics from some official emblems used in Nigeria.

“We see the removal of Arabic from the naira as absolutely unnecessary and an action taken by Jonathan to spite Nigerian Muslims. We hereby state without any fear of contradiction that the use of Arabic as part of the graphics on our emblems does not in any way portray the imposition of Islam or its landmarks on Nigerians. This is so because Arabic stands parri pasu with English graphics wherever the former is used. “English graphics represent Westo-Christian civilisation while Arabic graphics symbolise Islamic culture. Those who insist that Arabic must be removed from our emblems nurse an agenda of domination by elimination,” Akintola said.

He said that whoever insists on the removal of Arabic Anjami from the naira and from other emblems must accept the equal removal of English graphics from the same materials, adding that after all English is the language of the Bible as it is known in Nigeria and it is on the nation’s naira and all other emblems.

He added: “By the way, apart from massaging the ego of Goodluck Jonathan and satisfying the narrow interest of Muslim-haters, what has Nigeria gained from removing Arabic from the naira? We appeal to the Federal Government to redress this wrong.”

Professor Ishaq Akintola,
Director,
Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC)

http://www.360nobs.com/2015/09/nigeria-at-55-muric-urges-fg-to-return-arabic-ajami-to-naira-notes/

nice 1 bt remember nt all comment u reply people can stupid and annoying atimes

1. A mother who was not born but married and gave birth.
A. Hawwa (as)
2. A mother who was born, did not marry but gave birth.
A. Maryam (as)
3. A mother who was born, married but did not give birth.
A. Aisha (ra)
4. A mother who was not born nor married nor gave birth.
A. Mother of the Book?, Mother of the Cities?, Our biologicial mother?

5. A mother who was born, married, who gave birth but was unlike any other mother.
A.Hajar?

9ja I fear una..shey na nigeria money she take buy am

Who cares

During a wedding reception; the groom was called upon to give his vote of thanks to his guests and this is what he came up with:
1. I want to first of all thank the Lord Almighty for creating my wife and to also thank the pastor and his wife for lending us their wedding rings.
2. Special appreciation to my landlord who lent us his car.
3. I am most grateful to my boss for... approving the loan I used for the wedding.
4. Big thanks to the committee of friends for the appeal fund they raised on my behalf.
5. Also to my brother's wife, thank you for lending us your wedding gown.
6. Am so grateful to the cake designer for the cake. I promised to return it tomorrow morning as agreed without cutting or eating out of it.
7. Special thanks to my friends who brought food from their homes to help me feed you all. Please for those who were served food good luck and for Those who didn't get any, well we will make it up to you during our child dedication ( hopefully next year).
8. Very big thanks to my parents for bringing the village cultural band to supply the music as well as entertain us all here, today.
9. Not forgetting the church marriage committee, thank you for persuading my wife to marry me.
10. Appreciation to the married men in the church for rushing me into this marriage.
11. The women are not left out, thanks a lot for teaching my wife how to dance.
12. To the youths, thank you for sweeping and decorating this venue with palm fronds.
13. I am also grateful to my teenage friends for helping with the Zobo drink
14. Appreciation to my co-tenants for contributing money for the cameraman
15. Well, I wish you all safe journey and I pray you don't experience what I suffered for this wedding.
Api new week to u all

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01. Refrain from sleeping between fajr and Ishraq, Asr and Maghrib, Maghrib and Isha.
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02. Avoid sitting with smelly people. i.e (onion)
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03. Do not sleep between people who talk bad before sleeping.
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04. Don’t eat and drink with your left hand.
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05. Don’t eat the food that is taken out from your teeth.
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06. Don’t break your knuckles.
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07. Check your shoes before wearing it.
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08. Don’t look at the sky while in Salaat.
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09. Don’t spit in the toilet.
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10. Don’t clean your teeth with charcoal.
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11. Sit and wear your trousers.
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12. Don’t break tough things with your teeth.
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13. Don’t blow on your food when it’s hot but u can fan it.
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14. Don’t look for faults of others.
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15. Don’t talk between iqamath and adhan.
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16. Don’t speak in the toilet.
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17. Don’t speak tales about your friends.
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18. Don’t antagonize your friends.
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19. Don’t look behind frequently while walking.
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20. Don’t stamp your feet while walking.
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21. Don’t be suspicious about your friends.
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22. Don’t speak lies at anytime.
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23. Don’t smell the food while you eat.
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24. Speak clearly so others can understand.
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25. Avoid travelling alone.
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26. Don’t decide on your own but do consult others who know.
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27. Don’t be proud of yourself.
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28. Don’t be sad about your food.
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29. Don’t boast.
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30. Don’t chase the beggars.
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31. Treat your guests well with good heart.
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32. Be patient when in poverty.
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33. Assist a good cause.
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34. Think of your faults and repent.
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35. Do good to those who do bad to you.
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36. Be satisfied with what you have.
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37. Don’t sleep too much - it causes forgetfulness.
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38. Repent at least 100 times a day (Istighfaar).
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39. Don’t eat in darkness.
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40. Don’t eat mouth-full.
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what can u give a female friend as a convocation gift

omooooooooooooooo u don dey go b dat... dat tin na PETU-PETU....na for commanding