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Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Protest DSS Plan To Arrest Apostle Suleman In Ekiti State(photos) by Legacy44(f): 7:56am On Jan 26, 2017

mn09abk:
The only Apostle I acknowledge is the ones Jesus had all other ones are Fraud!!

You are terribly dumb.

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Culture › Re: Ooni Ogunwusi Wears Aare Crown For The First Time (photo) by Legacy44(f): 10:11pm On Oct 16, 2016

hahn:
The feeling is mutual.

Go to church. Your god needs money as usual

You know... someday u gon regret this ignorant outburst of yours.
Quote me and say what u like... but one thing is certain... You WILL regret it.

God is God.. Supreme and Creator of All. You don't need scientific proof to believe that... anymore than u can't see the air u breathe

Literature › Re: What's Your Favorite African Literature From Childhood? by Legacy44(op): 9:49pm On May 26, 2016

osesology:
Mine was ``the boy slave'. I came across that interesting novel when I was in primary six. It's a story of Shettima, a little boy who was kidnapped by slave traders in the northern part of Nigeria, spent yrs in slavery. Because of his bravery, he became loved by his master's son who, eventually, became his best friend and freed him and other slaves after his father's death. The sequel to ``the boy slave'' was ``the return of Shettima''.

I want to use this medium to say a happy birthday to Pelontus! May the Lord add more blessed years to your years!

Yeah I read the boy slave... interesting piece. but I never got oportuned to read the sequel to that

Literature › What's Your Favorite African Literature From Childhood? by Legacy44(op): 11:27am On May 26, 2016

My favorite African literature has to be THE TRIUMPH OF THE WATER LILY by Stella Ify Osammor. I read the book way back in Junior secondary school. Such a powerful African piece of fiction themed in love, family, friendship, civil war, family pressures and the joys of motherhood with a tragic twist. The characters of Norman, Efua, Odili, (can't remember Odili's wife's name) along with their friends is a compelling story that is deeply Nigerian.
It's been many years I have searched for this book and I feel like its gone out of circulation.
Anyone seen/read the book? or better still have an e-version of it/where I can download one. I would be eternally grateful.

TV/Movies › Re: That Movie You Can't Get Tired Of Watching by Legacy44(f): 12:35am On Jan 14, 2016

Well... the movie I can never get tired of watching is PRETTY WOMAN... geez, I've watched that movie a zillion and one times....and still counting

Forum Games › Re: Any Mathematician In The House...try Solving This Trick Question. by Legacy44(op): 2:51pm On Jan 30, 2015

PuntGenius:
I got a=0, b=0 and c=0 from my workings, but 3, 4 and 5 or 6, 4 and 8vare also correct but I can't seem to work that out

thats d deal...i need the workings.

Forum Games › Re: Any Mathematician In The House...try Solving This Trick Question. by Legacy44(op): 12:02am On Jan 30, 2015

tundeayo2020:
hmm solving

Modified... A=0, b=0, c=0. Or a=6, b=8, c=10. Op is it correct?

Forum Games › Re: Any Mathematician In The House...try Solving This Trick Question. by Legacy44(op): 6:51pm On Jan 29, 2015

AdeniyiA:
I neither deduce nor assume.
my answers were simply arrived at through simple ratio relation.
If u break down olusolaj 's answers, they all come down to 3,4 & 5 ,by mere multiplying through by 3.

U didnt answer my question...i said explain the last part i highlighted frm ur calculations

Forum Games › Re: Any Mathematician In The House...try Solving This Trick Question. by Legacy44(op): 5:57pm On Jan 29, 2015

AdeniyiA:
you mean my approach is not clear to you,
it's a right approach and the answers are correct. You can request for further explanation if u wish.

yeah...i need further explanation. I understand the following deductions:
a/c=3/5, c/b=5/4, a/b=3/4.

But how did the above translate to
a=3, b=4, c=5
because it seems like u jus guessed what should have been there...olusolaj also apparently got it 'right' cos it fitted perfectly to the question. His answer was a=1, b=4/3, C=5/3.

I can also say a=3/2, b=2, c=5/2 AND THE ANSWER WILL BE JUSTIFIABLE....it still doesn't make it right.

Pls clear workings will justify ur answer not assumptions

Forum Games › Re: Any Mathematician In The House...try Solving This Trick Question. by Legacy44(op): 5:45pm On Jan 29, 2015

AdeniyiA:
you mean my approach is not clear to you,
it's a right approach and the answers are correct. You can request for further explanation if u wish.

yeah...i need further explanation. I understand the following deductions:
a/c=3/5, c/b=5/4, a/b=3/4.

But how did the above translate to
a=3, b=4, c=5
because it seems like u jus guessed what should have been there...olusolaj also apparently got it 'right' cos it fitted perfectly to the question. His answer was a=1, b=4/3, C=5/3.

Pls clear workings will justify ur answer not assumptions

Forum Games › Re: Any Mathematician In The House...try Solving This Trick Question. by Legacy44(op): 5:42pm On Jan 29, 2015

olusolaj:
a=1
b=4/3
c=5/3

I'm too busy to type the workings for now.
I shall show it when I'm less busy

Pls show ur working

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