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alexistaiwo:
I can see that the apple didn't fall far from the tree

alexistaiwo:
The joke is bigger than what your IQ can process.


Go to your ancestral home and give the phone to the most educated person in your family to explain the joke to you.

alexistaiwo:
Pour water on your phone screen and read the joke again

alexistaiwo:
God doesn't have a secretary, petition him directly.

Kaycee7:
How did I end up being the one to chop a ban?

KoiceReloaded:
Now you can understand how I felt about the fact debate.

naptu2:
Anyway, I am reporting your post because of the insult in it and I shall not respond to any of your posts any longer. I'll simply report them if they break the rules.

naptu2:
Good God!

1) I quoted Ishilove who posted about a person being born to Nigerian parents. I posted a section of the constitution that states who a citizen of Nigeria is.

2) You quoted me out of the blue and stated that a person needed to have a Nigerian passport to be a Nigerian and you cited Obama as an example. That is totally false! You do not need to have a Nigerian passport to be a Nigerian.

The constitution states that a person is Nigerian by birth if either of the person's parents is Nigerian. You don't need a passport to be Nigerian, it is the circumstance of your birth that determines if you are Nigerian. There are many people in Nigeria who have lived to old age without getting a Nigerian passport. It doesn't mean that they are not Nigerian.


Anyway, I am reporting your post because of the insult in it and I shall not respond to any of your posts any longer. I'll simply report them if they break the rules.

naptu2:
Do you know the meaning of the term "By birth"? Go back and read my post again. Pay special attention to section 25.

naptu2:
I'm going to quote you.

Note the 2 subsections in bold.


CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 1999



http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm

pryme:
You are missing the point,

The word Samurai comes from "to serve" and John Wick is good example of a Samurai before he went rogue.

In relation to your last comment, you can't attain the kind of skill level of a Samurai if you do not thrive for perfection in your training days.

mekaprime:
Lolz at the bolded, baba you're right, but at least they should done better in writing with that aspect of the plot. They should have at least written something that confirms to the laws of physics & also to the common theory we are used to. That's why I hold The Boys tvseries in high esteem. The series had a somewhat more realistic take on what being a superhero entails....
That being said, i still hold Endgame in high regard.

Itzneowizy:
I think it's a new time line....remember how Iron man and Doctor strange where talking about the odds of winning in infinity war and even end game....One shot in sh1t load of timelines....


Don't know what these niqqas are saying ...Endgame was epic.....i still re watch some scenes till date
A rat letting Ant man out is more random and makes more sense than a human being doing it...seeing as a whole lot of humans..went into oblivion...thanks to thanos......even if the storyline was written in such a way that a mad man or even a professor activated the quantum realm.....these niqqas will still see it as a plot hole...

pryme:
"I have served, and I will continue to serve" - John Wick.

pryme:
Thats why I laugh at people here that live their lives anyhow riddled mistakes and then you here them say "no one is perfect" and bla bla
Here these people live everyday of their lives single minded on perfection,
Here people pay for their mistakes with their lives (willingly).

Raalsalghul:
Y'll keep hammering on this "Highest grossing movie thing" which to me isn't an indication of quality.

Avatar was highest grossing for a while and still gets a bad rep.


You like it? Fine.

Don't just attribute its quality to B.O earnings.

That film will have its haters: mine self included.

Get that!

alexistaiwo:
I watched James Cameron Avatar multiple times to see what the hype was about..... I can't for the life of me see nanda but 2bn+ box office revenue can't be wrong so I am resigned to calling it a spectacular movie



Some people think deviating from some general consensus makes them enlightened or smart not knowing they will only succeed in coming off as the direct opposite.

armadeo:
How come no comments on far from home

alexistaiwo:
I find it funny that people who didn't contribute a kobo to the official revenue of Endgame via box office and waited three months to see the movie after spoilers eroded the suspense they should have felt, they are the ones talking trash about the highest grossing movie ever.



$2.7bn says the movie is dope and I contributed a tiny percentage to it (2k5 in Buhari weather no be joke).


So for what my opinion is worth.


Endgame is 10/10

nani667:
If it was a human being that activated that most people would have seen that as clear plot hole tho, including myself....


At least a Rat makes it more random...

hulk616:
we knew this.
DC fans usually Rob it on our faces instead avengers 1 came.
Marvel rules

tbaba1234: Creeping Sharia!!!

tbaba1234: Muhammad ibn Zakariyā Rāzī

Muhammad ibn Zakariyā Rāzī (Al-Razi) (865-925), was a Persian physician, chemist, alchemist, philosopher and scholar. He was the first to distinguish measles from smallpox. He also discovered the chemical kerosene, as well as several other compounds. He became chief physician of Baghdad and Rey hospitals.

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/info/medicine/medieval-islamic-medicine.php

tbaba1234: The hospital was one of the great achievements of medieval Islamic society. The relation of the design and development of Islamic hospitals to the earlier and contemporaneous poor and sick relief facilities offered by some Christian monasteries has not been fully delineated. Clearly, however, the medieval Islamic hospital was a more elaborate institution with a wider range of functions.

In Islam there was generally a moral imperative to treat all the ill regardless of their financial status.. The hospitals were largely secular institutions, many of them open to all, male and female, civilian and military, adult and child, rich and poor, Muslims and non-Muslims. They tended to be large, urban structures.

Source: US National Library for Medicine
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/islamic_medical/islamic_12.html


More:

All the hospitals in Islamic lands were financed from the revenues of pious bequests called waqfs. Wealthy men, and especially rulers, donated property as endowments, whose revenue went toward building and maintaining the institution. The property could consist of shops, mills, caravanserais, or even entire villages. The income from an endowment would pay for the maintenance and running costs of the hospital, and sometimes would supply a small stipend to the patient upon dismissal.

Source: US National Library for Medicine
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/islamic_medical/islamic_12.html

Not only were they treated free, some were given a stipend upon dismissal, just like the article says.

The first prominent Islamic hospital was founded in Damascus, Syria in around 707 with assistance from Christians.[26] However most agree that the establishment at Baghdad was the most influential; it opened during the Abbasid Caliphate of Harun al-Rashid in the 8th century.[27] The bimaristan (medical school) and bayt al-hikmah (house of wisdom) were established by professors and graduates from Gundeshapur and was first headed by the Christian physician Jibrael ibn Bukhtishu from Gundeshapur and later by Islamic physicians.[28]

tbaba12345: In the past people learned Islam from the behavior of Muslims. But today we have to tell people "Don't judge Islam by the actions of the Muslims." Islam is not what Muslims do, but what they are supposed to do.

Dr Bilal Philips

BetaThings: Interesting indeed that anybody, especially the Christianists and the exponents of h.o.m.o.s.i.c.k.ness posing as objective observers of discussions, can open threads to make wild allegations and refuse to substantiate them
The real intolerance