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@OP Have you noticed MTN's appallingly CHEAP Service?

davidylan: Rank idiocy my friend. It is common knowledge that women outnumber men in the church. Try and attend one for yourself.

I will ignore that and also pretend I believe you did not turn from the actual question - I did not ask about number of women in church but the number of atheist women compared to men. (or is that not in contention going by your post).

davidylan: You make zero sense.

Actually women outnumber men in the religion department. If you want proof then visit a church near you.

Secondly there are probably more atheist females than you care to know... perhaps they have better things to do than sitting here all day blabbing about stuff they dont know.

You sure are blabbing about stuff you seem to know for sure.. care to back these claims up with facts? ,.. hmmmn that figures

Joagbaje: Multiple Personlity disorder it a demonic manifestation. How come all the european hospitals couldnt help them. How come they became free by the name of jeus . I don't really want to give personal experience but I have cast demons out of such people. The spirit responsible is called . Schizophrenia in demonology .

Seriously.. I mean Seriously.

Do you have an Academic, Theological or Empirical experience in these matters. I ask because what you have claimed to perform is a branch of Mysticism I have had challenges connecting with.
It has to do with Demon Personality and Psychological Experiences. In fact, you have caught my attention. I will love to enquirer further. You have been in contact with sentient life-forms in a different dimension of reality, this is quite a feat.

Just watch the gat damn nigger movie .. it was a blast.. still laughing over some scenes. I did not figure django for a nigger. Franco Nero was the 1st Django and even that was a blast back when i was a kid... Spike Lee is just angry cos he is always making Afro-American Movies where the Black Man is presented against the popular "Blackman Stereotype" which is based on growing, STRONG evidence. Educated, Well-spoken, Financially Stable and Sophisticated and most important, non-violent.. now is that a picture of majority of Niggerz!?

@OP why do you think Americans of all people buy Japanese
1: Fuel Economy
2: Affordable (common) Parts
3: Price

The atypical Male-dominate society and a particularly sad position women adopt (mostly due to religion, culture/tradition) to stay subjected at perceived norms will keep even the thought of enlightenment and reason closed to them for quite a while.

Yooguyz: Mr frosbel, me thinks your obsession with pastors,giving e.t.c is kinda crossing the line. I honestly think you should spend some time renewing your mind and thoughts with God's word the bible

Please Yook me. I have been trying but nobody has yooked me

the minute i started using our secondary school library

@OP please find a better job , being a 40-laptopper will not pay ur bills this year.
Until enough testing is done and all tracks completed, lit and the stations opened for commercial use... pls STFU

now i remember why i don't do the techy sections more often

Just your honest conclusion on the matter, is this what we expect from our Muslim Brethren when they aspire to Islamize every square foot of earth the inhabit?


(CNN) -- A young Sri Lankan woman has been executed with a sword in a small, dusty town in Saudi Arabia, thousands of miles from the lush jungles and idyllic beaches of the country where she grew up.

Rizana Nafeek arrived in Saudi Arabia in 2005.

Authorities executed her Wednesday in Dawadmi, about 200 kilometers west of the Saudi capital, Riyadh.

She spent her first few weeks in Saudi Arabia working as a housemaid to earn money to support her relatives back home, who had been displaced by the massive tsunami in the Indian Ocean the year before.

Nafeek spent the next seven years in Saudi jails as she was accused, charged, convicted and sentenced to death in the killing of her employers' four-month-old son.

The family said she had strangled the boy, Kayed bin Nayef bin Jazyan al-Otaibi, after being asked to bottle feed him. Nafeek said the infant accidentally choked on milk.

She found herself plunged into the unfamiliar, unfriendly and -- according to many human rights advocates -- unfair Saudi legal system.

In cases where the death penalty is possible, "defendants are rarely allowed formal representation by a lawyer and in many cases are kept in the dark about the progress of legal proceedings against them," Amnesty International says.

Nonetheless, human rights groups and the Sri Lankan government lobbied Saudi authorities to release her, or at the very least show some leniency in her complicated case.


They argued that the courts had failed to take into account Nafeek's birth certificate, which showed she was only 17 at the time of the baby's death in 2005, making her too young to receive the death penalty under international law.

The passport she used to enter the country, which said she was 23 at the time, was inaccurate and had been falsified, they said.

Additionally, she had not had access to lawyers during her pre-trial interrogation during which she said she was assaulted and forced to sign a confession under duress, rights groups pointed out.

Right up until the end, they pointed out that the dead boy's family could still grant Nafeek a pardon or request blood money as compensation.

But those arguments and others, as well as numerous visits by Sri Lankan ministers and members of Nafeek's family, failed to sway Saudi authorities.

The interior ministry statement announcing the execution began with a verse from the Quran, according to SPA, the official Saudi News agency: "O ye who believe! the law of equality is prescribed to you in cases of murder."

The death penalty for Nafeek had been approved by the Supreme Court, the agency reported, and a "high order was issued" to carry out the sentence.

The Sri Lankan government and human rights groups have sharply criticized Saudi Arabian authorities for the beheading of Nafeek.

It shows "once more how woefully out of step they are with their international obligations regarding the use of the death penalty," said Philip Luther, director of Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa program.

President Mahinda Rajapaksa of Sri Lanka, who had made personal appeals for clemency in Nafeek's case, said he and his government deplored the decision to go ahead with the execution. Lawmakers in the Sri Lankan parliament observed a minute of silence Wednesday to mourn her death.

But her case appears to be far from a one off occurrence.

Many of the people executed in Saudi Arabia in recent years have been foreign citizens, according to Amnesty International, most of them "migrant workers from poor and developing countries."

In 2012, Amnesty said it had recorded at least 79 executions in the country, 27 of them of foreigners.

Saudi Arabia also has a history of carrying out the death penalty on people convicted of committing crimes when they were children, according to Human Rights Watch.

"Rizana was just a child herself at the time of the baby's death, and she had no lawyer to defend her and no competent interpreter to translate her account," said Nisha Varia, senior women's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch. "Saudi Arabia should recognize, as the rest of the world long has, that no child offender should ever be put to death."

xynerise: I'd rather like your stupidity

with 14 likes?! you must mean 14 stuupid peeps that's harsh

davidylan: the answer to the above question is very simple. Yes God forgives us of our sins completely. However some sins do have physical consequences.

For example - If you are caught stealing... God can forgive you all well and good but the prosecutor is still going to haul you into jail. If you impregnate your neighbour, you will be forgiven if you ask for it, but the pregnancy is not going to disappear overnight and you will still be the father...

Now that is Practical Christianity as Jesus demonstrated several times..

So it has to do wiith tattoos now.. when GEJ spotted a shaven boy-boy look and promised the youth everything including the kitchen sink, na so we gawk am. see the results now. It is not by appearance but by antecedents.

As much as i abhor GEJ's intransigence on every other issue (positive and negative) in Nigeria. I must agree that this over-aged r.etard (aka slowpoke) called OBJ is a living example of how to grow senile in an international television. OBJ was once hailed as a practical president until he started stealing royal stools having lost the election. OBJ must either offer tangible, sustainable and practical solutions or go to his farm and germinate a new brain like his tomatoes.

bush man

[quote author=web_master]So a car dealer must drive 2013 Ford?[/quote]no a Range 2013

DeeManD: Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him,........

..horatio

I am sorry to say this but this is not worth congratulating unless it is for personal reasons. since the early 80's you can buy rocket kits from single stage to sophisticated multi-stage rockets, carbon or fuel with radio and location devices. any American interested can simply bu and build the kit. So this guy builds it himself, the tech is everywhere and well known, there is zero advantage re-inventing the wheel that looks, outdated, works outdated and is outdated.. If he per chance invented a new fuel dispensing system that is far optimal that today's tech, then maybe he deserveds praise. BTW has he flown abroad for further studies having built this grand firecracker

I wonder why very few peeps complain when the N word i.e Niggurrr or Nigga or Niigoorh is used and the show keeps running .. but here is a one-time movie that probably won't have a remake and here we go again about the N word

pleep: however, i don't like how black ppl make such a big deal out of the N-word... its a bad look. We have more important issues to worry about

Niggu WORD!!

Hello GEJ

Hello GEJ

MEn be very careful that you meet a babe when she has washed her face

geeez: With these comments, Nigeria is truly hopeless

The Ship is sinking fast, Politicians are stealing boats with the booty to get ashore, Pastors are fleecing folks and building arks for themselves and cohorts.. what d'ya think the sheeple will think of doing if given half the chance

If only they would treat the more dangerous and murderous issues of Church Looting, Legislative Looting, Government-Sponsored Terrorism, Government Corruption.. how does gay marriage hurt the Nigerian Culture (which is corruption BTW)

[quote author=~vicky~]Basically, the reason Jesus had to die for our sins was so that we could be forgiven and go to be with the Lord. Jesus is God in flesh (John 1:1,14; Col. 2:9) and only God can satisfy the Law requirements of a perfect life and perfect sacrifice that cleanses us of our sins.
All people have sinned against God. But, God is infinitely holy and righteous. He must punish the sinner, the Law breaker. If He didn't, then His law is not law for there is no law that is a law without a punishment. The punishment for breaking the Law is death, separation from God. Therefore, we sinners need a way to escape the righteous judgment of God. Since we are stained by sin and cannot keep the Law of God, then the only one who could do what we cannot is God Himself. That is why Jesus is God in flesh. He is both divine and human. He was made under the Law (Gal. 4:5-6) and He fulfilled it perfectly. Therefore, His sacrifice to God the Father on our behalf is of infinite value and is sufficient to cleanse all people from their sins and undo the offense to God.[/quote]You mean we are no under the law.. remind me to say a prayer when i am close to death and i see a grim reaper..

It is quite interesting really, she is doing all she can to stand up.. it is like a turtle on its back, always tryin until it eventually gets up.. in her case I hope sooner than later.. her racket is gettin too noisy

@ROSSIKE, your baseline figures are too small and not representative of what one would steal as a President.

$12.4bn oil windfall: Court verdict on IBB
http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/12-4bn-oil-windfall-court-verdict-on-ibb/

$16 Billion Power Probe: IBB’s Call For OBJ’s Arrest Timely
http://247ureports.com/16-billion-power-probe-ibb%E2%80%99s-call-for-obj%E2%80%99s-arrest-timely/

The above are just the ones that managed to leak into public knowledge.

So you may want to review the base line say from $30 billion (Nigeria has very comfortable Loan Partners so do not worry)

If I were President, I would borrow at least $200 billion into my pocket and share foreign reserves with Governors, will spend only 1 term and disappear.. let the Governors finish up