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cdamsel:
You should 1st of all get a brain
WTF is happening these days?Must you open a thread? Get over yourself biko

Edited*
23 threads in less than 23days on NL

Now your comment makes sense.

I'm going to regret commenting on this thread if it doesn't make frontpage.

mesoade:
it's like you're new on NL,FTC means 1st to comment

I know exactly what I'm doing OK? #Mimbo

FTC

FTC

cute

yes you can root with framaroot without pc but after rooting, make sure u install cwm rocovery for safety reasons

ok

A good start

A good start

jaykaylegend:
On nairaland, ive seen lots and lots of posts and comments on rooting of android phones and i don't know what it means so i jst wanna ask what ROOTING of android phone is anybody??

if i am to type wat rooting does 4 ur fone, d whole of d day wont b enuf.. i wuld suggest u google it

its still not over yet

SB

[b]Naija women I love yall.
I love the way you walk and the way you talk,
The way you wear your shiny silky hair,
The way that you flutter those seductive eyes,
And your warm uplifting "fanimorous" smiles,

The way you uplift a man with words of
encouragement,
giving us the will to combat discouragement,
believing in us when we don't believe in
ourselves,
with a word calming us when we want to yell,

Your style and dress sense is so so fly,
The way you "spoot" and wear your head ties,
The way you move when ya dance to the phunky
tunes,
is enough to rid any man of the blues,

So Naija gaiz go get yo lady,
A woman from Naija to be your baby,
Lady with the fresh, enticing seductive eyeballs,
Who comes out everyday looking fresh and
clean,
Light skin, Light faced, Dark skinned, Dark
faced

Burnished bronze, palm oil light,
Charcoal black you's all a'ight,
The way your skin shines sets my heart on fire,
Those mesmerising eyes make it feel so much
lighter,

The way you look at us makes us feel so
special,
cos you are ooooohhhh so delectable,
You is all dat and so much more,
what else in a woman can a man ask for,

So Naija women one thing of yore,
is that I love you all and that's for sure.[/b]


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ok

They probably don't have good home training. Or they just find it funny to bully people via the internet.

Lucky you.

BTW your baby's cute :*

SB

I'd kill myself if GEJ was my father.


Yes! That's how much I hate him.

schools wit same sex students nd same sex teachers

ok linda u tried clap 4 urself

ITbomb:
Guy forget, no dey think too much. She no go gree. Just believe me

hey man, i'M nt intrestd in her. i'M jst replyn 2 her ques

Lacomus:
Please how does it react with a dude in room temperature ?

it goes unclad

[b]God doesn't need praise because he's insecure, we praise God because we're insecure

Here are 7 things praises does for you.

1. Praise changes the spiritual
climate: When you’re in a bad
mood, begin praising God.
You’ll be amazed at how the
atmosphere changes. When
Paul and Silas were in prison,
they praised God and an
earthquake freed them (Acts
16.25). A downer turned into
deliverance.

2. Praise fulfills your primary
purpose as a created being:
After Jesus performed
miracles, the crowd began
praising God. The Pharisees
wanted to rebuke them, but
Jesus said, “If these [people]
become silent, the stones will
cry out!” (Luke 19.40) It is
primal for creation to praise
the Creator. If you don’t,
you’ll worship something
else.

3. Praise empowers you to
great deeds: After the
Apostle Peter named Jesus as
the Son of God, Peter moved
in astonishing power (Matthew
16.16). His great exploits
began after his declaration of
praise. Praise empowers you
to do the same things Peter
did.

4. Praise restores your
understanding to the right
order: When things go wrong,
they take control. The broken
water softener gets the upper
hand. The prodigal son
becomes your obsession. But
in reality, God is still on the
throne. Praise puts things in
the right perspective.

5. Praise reminds you of God’s
presence in your life: In
Psalm 22.1, David wrote, “My
God, my God, why have you
forsaken me?” Had God really
forsaken David? No, but
that’s how David felt. If
you’re walking with God, He
won’t forsake you. Praise
reminds you that God is near.

6.Praise crucifies your pride:
We tend to think of ourselves
more highly than we ought.
But praise humbles us.
Hebrews 13.15 calls it a
“sacrifice of praise.” Sacrifice
always costs us. The Apostle
Paul said he died daily (1 Cor.
15.31). Praise helps you die
daily so God is raised.

7. Praise attracts God’s
presence: When King Solomon
dedicated the Temple to God,
he offered sacrifices and
praised God. God answered
by sending fire from heaven.
Then His Glory came (2
Chronicles 7). Praise attracts
God’s presence. He is drawn
to where He is welcomed. [/b]

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i was here

[b] By Jide Ajani, Johnbosco Agbakwuru and Ndahi
Marama

Barely 24 hours after the Federal Government
and Boko Haram brokered a ceasefire deal on
the Islamist group’s terror campaign in the
North-east, an attack, suspected to have been
carried by the sect, yesterday, left eight dead.
The attack took place around the hilly
communities of Dzur in Hawul Local Government
Area of Borno State.

In an earlier development, suspected Boko
Haram insurgents, Friday evening, killed 10
persons in an attack in Malamfatori, the
headquarters of Abadam Local Government Area
of Borno State, bringing the number of people
killed in the two attacks at the weekend to 18.
Federal Government officials were, yesterday,
unwilling to comment on the attacks amid the
truce talks.

However, one of the officials, who spoke to
Sunday Vanguard, said: ”Our attitude is simply
wait and see.”

Meanwhile, sources said that the alleged killing
of the leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau,
and the attendant effect on the operations of
the group may have forced it to negotiate with
government.

It was equally learnt that President Goodluck
Jonathan’s re-election bid may have played a
role in the latest efforts to resolve the Nigeria–
Boko Haram conflict.

Sunday Vanguard learnt that government’s
calculation was that the resolution of the Boko
Haram insurgency would be viewed favourably by
Nigerians to Jonathan ahead of his declaration
for second time.

The release of the more than 200 students from
Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok,
Borno State, kidnapped by Boko Haram in April,
more than 180 days ago, also featured
prominently on the truce talks held in Saudi
Arabia.

The eight persons killed in yesterday’s attack
around the Borno hilly communities included
motorists and passengers whose vehicles were
reportedly ambushed by insurgents.

Ambush

Dzur is a mountainous community harbouring
terrorist camps along the Biu- Garkida- Gombi-
Yola road where the late Emir of Gwoza, Alhaji
Idrissa Timta, and some other people were
ambushed and killed by suspected Boko Haram
gunmen early this year.

Just two weeks ago, some insurgents stormed
Shaffa community, about 10 kilometres from
Azare, the council headquarters, and killed over
20 people including a pastor of Living Faith
Church, Eluid Gwamna Mshelizza, who was
slaughtered on his way to his house after
delivering a sermon at about 10pm in the
community.

In that attack, no fewer than six churches were
razed while several houses and shops all
belonging to Christians were looted and
destroyed.

A motorist, who narrowly escaped yesterday’s
attack, Mallam Yakubu Ali Biu, told our
correspondent that the assailants, numbering
over 50, armed with rifles and rocket propelled
launchers, barricaded the highway and opened
fire on motorists and passengers from Biu to
Yola, which led to the killing of eight persons
while many others sustained gunshot injuries.
On how he escaped, he said, ” My brother, it is
by the grace of God that I and some passengers
survived. I was coming from Biu to Gombi when
I sighted motorists running into the bush and in
different directions. I began to hear sound of
gunshots. I quickly made a U-turn back to Biu. A
taxi driver who overtook me on the road around
Tashan Alade was among the victims”.

A residents of neighbouring Shaffa community,
Mr. Mwajim Anjili Balami, told our correspondent
on phone in Maiduguri that the insurgents came
through Kwokshar village and were trying to
enter Shaffa.

“As I am talking to you now, residents have run
away from Shaffa because of lack of security
presence. Our local hunters and vigilante groups
tried to resist the attack, but they were
overwhelmed.”

The 10 people reportedly killed by gunmen in
Malamfatori, Abadam local government area, on
Friday, were said to have included a brother to a
Director in the Ministry of Poverty Alleviation in
Borno State.

Abadam is north and borders Niger and Chad
Republic, about 270 kilometres from Maiduguri.
Sources told Sunday Vanguard that the
insurgents, numbering over 100, were fleeing
from Marge, Monguno and Dikwa axis towards
the Lake Chad basin when they were confronted
by vigilante youth, a situation which forced them
to open fire on residents killing 10 and leaving
over 30 others with gunshot injuries.

A resident who lost a brother said the incident
took place at about 5pm on Friday.

Efforts to contact Borno State police Public
Relations Officer, DSP Gideon Jubrin, were
unsuccessful as his phone lines were not
reachable, but a security source confirmed the
attack.

Losses

Sunday Vanguard was informed, yesterday, that
the death of Shekau, leader of Boko Haram,
“forced its upper cadre to reach out to
President Idris Deby Itno of Chad to help it enter
into truce with the Nigerian authorities.”

Also, it was learnt that the pounding of the
group’s bases in some parts of the North East,
coupled with its losses on the field, played a
role in the deal.

In fact, during negotiations, one of those who
spoke for the insurgents was said to have
explained that some of the terror acts attributed
to Boko Haram were not its handiwork but that
it appropriated and claimed them because it
instilled fear in the people.

Sources also said the continued abduction of the
Chibok girls had made it very impossible for
President Jonathan to be seen making
statements regarding his re-election.

“There was no way he could have come out to
talk about his re-election when the girls were
still in captivity”, a presidential source said.
“The President himself was more or less a
hostage to the entire situation.

“Now that the release of the girls is imminent,
the pace of activities regarding the President’s
re-election would be revved”.

In a related development, the senator
representing Borno Central, the hot-bed of Boko
Haram attacks, Ahmed Zana, when contacted to
react to the ceasefire agreement, yesterday,
said he had no comment as he would watch
unfolding events.

Another Borno senator, Ali Ndome, representing
Borno North, said though he was not aware of
such agreement or cease fire, what was
important to him was the release of the
abducted Chibok girls and in good health.

Source : www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/24-hours-ceasefire-boko-haram-kills-18-borno/ [/b]