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ipreach:
I have been thinking since afternoon because of somethings I have being experiencing. I had a pregnant colleague in the office whom I always tell that she was carrying a baby boy in her womb but she blatantly told me that scam showed that it was the opposite but I refuse to accept the scam result, reason being that anytime I saw her I feel the presence of a boy.

Guess what.

Today she called that my prophesy has came to pass. She has given birth to a handsome BBB.

This is the fourth time I am predicting the gender in a pregnant woman and non has failed.

I have also predicted events, different type of sporting activities and all have been perfect.

My question now is.

Have I been called by God to be a prophet or is it just normal to other people?

Should I go and open a prophetic ministry?

Please, advice me.

Scam indeed.A scam is always false

EdifiedCEO:
Throwback Photo: Throwback: Ibrahim Babangida, Head of State, being honored by Oba of Lagos, Adeyinka Oyekan, for the completion of Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos, 1990.

http://www.newshelm.com/2017/02/ibrahim-babangida-being-honored-by-oba.html

3rd mainland bridge was completed in August 1991.According to IBB, it was his 50th birthday gift to the nation.IBB was born in August 17th 1991.

Congrats.I once worked there but dumped them for a fulfilling endeavour.

martineverest:
70-57=13.....and we say northerners are paedophiles

They got married in 1973.

Zik married her in 1973 when she was 26.Zik was 69.There were 43 years age differential .And she lady went on to become a professor.

Divay22:
Where can I get the book self

PM your email address.I have an e-copy.

The amalgamation of Nigeria was proclaimed by Lord Lugard on that spot on January 1st 1914.It was then known as COURT SQUARE.

Olu Jacobs featured in third eye as the an investigator.

So it happened that Oba Awujale's autobiography was published in 2010.

Somewhere in that book are uncomplimentary information about Obj. The information is opened to denial anyway.

Now, for six good years, a book written by Awujale was in circulation and a very powerful man like Obj is not aware of the things written about him in the book. His friends, contacts, aides, minions and goons never saw or heard anything about the book.

A faceless dude excavated the information and posted it on facebook, that was when Obj and his aides saw the offending information.

After a whopping Six Good Years! Chai!!!

If you want to hide anything from a black man, especially a vindictive ex-President, you know where to save it. Don't bother to put a password. They don't read.

Cameron road was named after Sir Donald Charles Cameron (1872-1948). He was a British Colonial governor. In April 1925, Cameron became the second governor of the British mandate of Tanganyika, taking over from John Scott, who was acting governor for Sir Horace Byatt. From 1931 to 1935 he was governor and commander-in-chief of Nigeria.

Glover road in Ebute Mettawas named after Sir James Hawley Glover (1829-1885). He was a Captain in the British Royal Navy and later a colonial governor. On 21 April 1863 he was appointed administrator of the government of Lagos Colony,

Victoria Island in Lagos was named after Queen Victoria (1819-1901) who was the Queen of the United Kingdom and Ireland from 20 June 1837 until her death. From 1 May 1876, she adopted the adopted the additional title of Empress of India.

Milverton Road in Ikoyi was named after Baron Milverton. Baron Milverton, of Lagos and of Clifton in the City of Bristol, is a title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. It was created in 1947 for the colonial administrator Sir Arthur Richards. He had previously served as Governor of Nigeria. As of 2010 the title is held by his eldest son, the second Baron, who succeeded in 1978.
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Moloney street in Lagos was named after Sir Cornelius Alfred Moloney KCMG(1848-13 August 1913) who was a British colonial administrator. He served as British administrator of the The Gambia from 1884 to 1886, Governor of Lagos Colony from 1886 to 1890, Governor of British Honduras from 1891 to 1897, Governor of the Federal Colony of the Windward Islands from 1897 to 1900, and Governor of Trinidad and Tobago from November 1900 to 1904.

Clifford Street in Lagos now known as Murtala Mohammed Way Yaba was named after Sir Hugh Charles Clifford(1866-1941) who was a Briitish Colonial administrator. In 1903, he left Malaysia to take the post of Colonial Scretary of Trinidad. Later he was appointed Governor of the Gold Coast, 1912-1919, Nigeria, 1919-1925, and Ceylon, 1925-1927.

Eric Moore Street in Surulere, Lagos was named after Eric Olawolu Moore, a member of the colonial legislative council and the first Lagos member of the united committee of experts and adviser on Labour conventions and regulations. He was the father of Kofo Moore, the wife of Sir Adetokunbo Ademola, first Chief Justice of the Federation, who also established New Era Secondary School in Surulere, Lagos.

Denton street in Ikoyi was named after George Chadin Denton (1851-1928) who was the Colonial Secretary of Lagos in 1900.

Freeman street in Ebute Metta was named after Sir Henry Stanhorp Freeman (1831-1865) who was the first Governor of Lagos (1862-1865). He took over from acting Governor William Mccorskty.

Alexander Avenue was named in honour of Cyril Wilson Alexander (1879-1947) who was Governor of the Southern provinces of Nigeria between 1929-1930.

Egerton street was named in honour of Sir Walter Egerton(1858-1947) who was the first Governor of the colony of Southern Nigeria between 1906-1912.

Osborne in Ikoyi was named after Jack Osborne who died on August 15, 2012 at the age of 103. He served with Chindits behind enemy lines in Barma, commanding Nigeria Troops during world war two. Lugard Street in Ikoyi was named after Sir Frederick John Dealtry Lugard(1858-1945), former Governor General of Nigeria. Sir Lugard also named Port-Harcourt in honour of Sir Lewis Vernon Harcourt(1863-1922) who was the British Secretary for the Colonies between 1910-1915. Lord Harcourt’s nickname was “Loulou”.


Macgregor street in Ikoyi was named after Sir William Macgregor (1846-1919) who served as Governor of Lagos Colony Niger from 1899-1904 where he instituted a campaign against the prevalent malaria. Thompson street in Ikoyi was named after Sir Graeme Thomson(1875-1933). He was appointed as Secretary for Ceylon in 1919,then Governor of British Guiana in 1922 and and of Nigeria in 1925. Adeniyi Jones street in Ikeja was named after Dr. Curtis Crispin Adeniyi-Jones (1876-1957), a Nigerian Doctor and Politician. His son Femi is at present a member of guild of Stewards at the Cathedral Church of Christ, Marina, Lagos. Macpherson street in Lagos was named after John Stewart Macpherson (1898-1971). He was a British Colonial administrator who served as Governor General of Nigeria from 1948-1955. He was responsible for the introduction of the 1951 constitution, Macpherson constitution which provided for ”semi-responsible government”. His ADC during his tenure was General Johnson Thomas Umanakwe Aguiyi Ironsi(1924-1966) who later became the Head of State of Nigeria from January 1966 to July 1966.

James Robertson Street in Surulere was named after Sir James Wilson Robertson KT GCMG GCVO KBE KStJ (27 October 1899 - 23 September 1983) was the last British Governor-General of Nigeria.He was in office from June 15, 1955 till November 16, 1960.

Carter Bridge in Lagos was named after Sir Gilbert Thomas Carter (1848-1927). Carter was appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Lagos on 3 February 1891.Carter ordered an attack on the Ijebus in 1892.

Curiously,Jim Obazee is a pastor in RCCG.

Is there any difference between a cover letter and an application letter?

T9ksy:
Haba! don't you inherently mischievous folks ever get tired of telling tall tales? None of the names you mentioned above were part of the ring leaders of the Jan. 15th 1966 coup. The actual ringleaders were Major Okafor, Major Ifeajuna and Captain Oji who began hatching their dastardly plot in August 1965. In actual FACT, Major Ademoyega was the last to be recruited by the group in late October by Major Nzeogwu. The other two didn't get to know about the coup until the night of the 14th, January 1966 at the meeting held in ifeajunna's residence in Apapa.




source=====> SPECIAL BRANCH REPORT: Military Rebellion of 15th January 1966

A coup d'état is not a conventional operation of the Army. Preparations for it could not at any time be done in the open or in plain language. Therefore, when we discussed with officers, unless an officer showed serious interest, we always sounded casual and the matter was generally left unspecified and inconclusive. Today, if one were to ask “When did the preparation for the revolution really begin?”, the most accurate answer would be, “from 1961” , because the three of us who formed the nucleus of the revolutionary group had met in that year. Although we had not there and then planned a revolution, we had seen eye to eye and we knew we had a common cause. These meetings were between Ifeajuna and me one hand and between Nzeogwu and me on the other. This pattern remained almost the same throughout. The preparation for the coup started to warm up by July 1965 because by that time, the matter was more seriously and urgently discussed. Moreover, active efforts were made to get in touch with more officers of the Army so as to ascertain their inclinations and loyalties. These contacts were made most quietly and surreptitiously. Moreover, while Nzeogwu and I were making concerted efforts in Kaduna, Ifeajuna was pre-occupied with making similar efforts in Lagos. And the two efforts were not brought together until October 1965.

SOURCE: WHY WE STRUCK: THE STORY OF THE FIRST NIGERIAN COUP BY ADEWALE ADEMOYEGA.

ngwababe:
Congrats to them

THE OTHER ROOM...

The other room
Where a woman pretends
To be weak
So that a man
Can believe he is strong
Where a woman pretends
To be foolish
So that a man
Can say he is wise
Where a woman stoops
So that a man can conquer.
The other room
Where gods of men
Become worshipers of women
Where leaders of thought
Become minions
Of the bleeders blood
Where wielders of power
Succumb to power.
The other room
Where the brashness of testosterone
Yields to the bra straps of estrogen
Where the bravado of masculinity
Is tamed by the wiles of femininity
Where the turgid
Becomes the flaccid
Three rooms
In a house
One in which a man
Believes he is king
Two in which
He realizes
A woman is god!
Hmmmmmm!

********

*The Other Room*
In the other room
Hardened men become beggars
The queen becomes the king too
The king, just a beggarly page
In the other room
We cry for joy
Beg to be injured
For there, we enjoy pain
In the other room
We beg to suck milkless breasts
Accept every proposal
And promise any thing
In the other room
Fate of nations are decided
Destinies of men are fixed
Death warrants are signed
The other room
What a room..............!Lane

chie8:
Nigerian players Alex Iwobi and Kelechi Ihenacho have made Nigeria proud at the ongoing GloCAF award.Alex Iwobi won the youth player of the year while Ihenacho won [b]the most promising talent of the year. Nigeria also won the women national team of the year.

Flavour,Femi Kuti,Yemi Alade,Omawunmi and Reekado performed at the event


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/01/glocaf-awardsihenachoalex-iwobi-super.html?m=1

One of these awards should be cancelled.I don't see any difference.

Just have a look at the calendar for the month of September, 1752. Go to Google and type " September 1752 calendar" and see for yourself. You will notice 11 days are simply missing from the month. Here's the explanation: This was the month during which England shifted from the Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar. A Julian year was 11 days longer than a Gregorian year. So, the King of England ordered 11 days to be wiped off the face of that particular month. So, the workers worked for 11 days less that month but got paid for the whole month. That's how the concept of "paid eave" was born. Hail the King!!!In the Roman Julian Calendar, April used to be the first month of the year, but the Gregorian Calendar observed January as the first month. Even after shifting to the Gregorian Calendar, many people refused to give up old traditions and continued celebrating 1st April as the New Year's Day. When simple orders didn't work, the King finally issued a royal dictum which stated that those who celebrated 1st April as the New Year's Day would be labelled as fools. From then on 1st April became April Fool's Day.

Our dualistic (God-devil) reasoning is fake. How do I know? It's because God and the devil are always playing the game according to our rules. We are the God and we are the devil.

Calendars are artificial. On the Gregorian calendar, a year is ending today. But on the other calendars — the Islamic calendar, the Julian calendar, the Ethiopian calendar, the Coptic calendar, etc — there's no year that is ending today.

But because we use the Gregorian calendar and our own year is ending today, then our God is planning to release prophecies to his servants tonight. He is also planning to bless some people in the year that starts from tomorrow. Etc etc etc. God works according to our calendar. That's why he is our own God. Those using the other types of calendar have their own Gods too whose work schedules will surely be different from ours. For instance, Allah is not planning to bless anybody in a new year tomorrow as his own new year isn't starting tomorrow.

And because we use the Gregorian calendar and our own year is ending today, then our demons are planning to prevent some people from seeing the new year tomorrow. They are also planning to wreck havoc in some people's lives in the year that starts from tomorrow. Etc etc etc. Our Satan and demons work according to our calendar. That's why they are our own Satan and demons. Those using the other types of calendar have their own devils too whose work schedules will surely be different from ours.

We are the God and we are the devil.

Our dualistic (God-devil) reasoning is fake. How do I know? It's because God and the devil are always playing the game according to our rules. We are the God and we are the devil.

Calendars are artificial. On the Gregorian calendar, a year is ending today. But on the other calendars — the Islamic calendar, the Julian calendar, the Ethiopian calendar, the Copic calendar, etc — there's no year that is ending today.

But because we use the Gregorian calendar and our own year is ending today, then our God is planning to release prophecies to his servants tonight. He is also planning to bless some people in the year that starts from tomorrow. Etc etc etc. God works according to our calendar. That's why he is our own God. Those using the other types of calendar have their own Gods too whose work schedules will surely be different from ours. For instance, Allah is not planning to bless anybody in a new year tomorrow as his own new year isn't starting tomorrow.

And because we use the Gregorian calendar and our own year is ending today, then our demons are planning to prevent some people from seeing the new year tomorrow. They are also planning to wreck havoc in some people's lives in the year that starts from tomorrow. Etc etc etc. Our Satan and demons work according to our calendar. That's why they are our own Satan and demons. Those using the other types of calendar have their own devils too whose work schedules will surely be different from ours.

We are the God and we are the devil.

Omooba77:
I pray Oliseh succeed and still come back one day to coach Super Eagles. He is a fine man, but consumed by our bring him down at all cost politics.

With the manner he went about his relationship with Nigerian football he may be the first coach that may never return to coach the national team in future.He burnt all the bridges that could lead him back to the position.

Satanism is also a religion.

bazzyblings:
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From employer me to Unfreezen.It is UNFREEZING of MMM and not UNFREEZEN.

Legit business ideas to pursue in 2017, post MMM

1. Set up a detective agency to track down MMM Guiders on behalf of those who were fleeced of their funds by sweet talk.

2. Write best-selling book: "Mo Ku! Mo gbe! Mo da'ran! Confessions of an MMM Mugu."

3. Invent a new psychiatric disorder PMMMTSD (Post MMM Trauma Stress Disorder), and hold counselling sessions for MMM victims.

4. Establish MMM Compensation Fund for legit losers of MMM Ponzi scheme, to be financed by selling the organs of MMM Guides in Malaysia

5. Establish database of MMM investors, and send them links to your new online betting website. Their addiction has no cure.

You have not seen gloating yet. They told you those unregenerate scam artists have even accepted that their dangerous scheme has crashed yet? They are still looking for mugus to catch, you are asking for empathy. Miss me!

RosaConsidine:
John Charles of Leeds and Juventus was never cautioned or sent off throughout his entire career. And no, he wasn't one unknown, he's regarded as one of the greatest British footballers ever.

Red/Yellow card was introduced in 1970. He was already past his prime and rather inactive when cards were introduced therefore your assertion is debatable.In contemporary times, Gary Linekar holds the record(no red/yellow card)

nnamdibig:
What of Claudio Gentile(the animal)?

The first African born player to win the World Cup.Born in Libya, a a member of the Azzurris of Italy team to the Espana 1982.

4dor:
Second world cup? Hehehehehe, error.

Getting to the semi final is quite close.They lost to the eventual champions, West Germany.

Chrismario:
3. Gary Lineker

https://i1.wp.com/sokkaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Gary-Lineker.jpg?resize=640%2C415

Apart from Walkers crisps adverts, Gary Lineker almost helped the lions clinch a second world cup back in Italia ’90. Playing alongside Paul Gascoigne he must have had his hands full with keeping his team mates in line as well as keeping focused on the game.

Gary Linekar did not even receive a yellow card in his career spanning 16 years.

I fear history a lot... It's subject to the forces of nature which most times are beyond the ken of human comprehension, but can always be interpreted by humans when history happens.

Take for instance this age-less quote: history has a way of repeating itself; either as tragedy or farce. In 1985, Major Sambo Dasuki was the leader of the squad who arrested General Muhammed Buhari on the order of his principal, General Ibrahim Badamosi Babaginda.

Buhari was later house-detained, part of which he spent in an isolated building in Benin City. While in solitary confinement, he lost his mum. A personal loss, more so, the last born...

The military junta of IBB did not allow Buhari to go bury his mum because the despotic regime considered him ' a security threat' to the state.

Yesterday, Dasuki lost his dad, a former(deposed by General Abacha, another rogue) Sultan of Sokoto, while still in Kuje prison, for taking orders as National Security Adviser, from his erstwhile principal, Goodluck Jonathan, on how some huge funds for arms purchase were criminally diverted to fund the failed re-election of Jonathan in 2015.

Sambo Dasuki might not be able to witness the burial of his dad just like Buhari could not witness his mum's. The two scenarios look similar but they are not the same in context and circumstance.

Dasuki's own involves a criminal diversion of fund which he's standing trial in court for till this moment and he's yet to be discharged and acquitted by any known court of the land.

Buhari became a victim of the state because the man who ousted him from power felt releasing him to the society could be a huge risk to his own government.

Buhari did not commit any crime against the state unlike Dasuki who's standing trial for financial misappropriation. His only crime was that he was dethroned from power.

For those accusing Buhari of being vengeful, read your history very well and interpret them accordingly with the tempers and circumstances of the time it happened.

Should Buhari order the release of Dasuki so he can go bury his father? I do not think so. Buhari is not the court. And no court has said so... Emotion has no place in law.

If the NSA at the time the office became the ATM of the Jonathan era had not been Sambo Dasuki, the same fate would have befallen the same person. That I'm cocksure of.

BY:DAYO WILLIAMS

A few years ago, we had tried to buy arms from the United States for the fight against Boko Haram. Even though America is positively positioned against terrorism anywhere in the world; it refused to sell arms to Nigeria because of alleged human rights infringements by the Nigerian Armed Forces in North Eastern Nigeria. The Americans invoked Leahy’s Law, a law named after its sponsor, Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermon. This is a human rights law that prohibits the U.S. Department of State and Department of Defence from providing military assistance to foreign military units that violate human rights with impunity. What this means is that the international community expects all civilised nations that run democratic governments to treat even indecent people decently.

Election that no ballot boxes have been snatched since morning is that one an election?

Make person hear word abeg hehehe

Finest4luv1:
Hillary Clinton all the way...two candidates contesting for 1 seat but reverse is the case in Nigeria where 20 candidates or more are fighting and killing for national cake.no be me talk am

There are more than two candidates for the US presidency.Please read this link.......

As of November 1, 2016, a total of 1,780 candidates had filed a Statement of Candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.[1] A full list of these candidates and their parties and filing dates can be found here.

In order to get on the ballot, a candidate for president of the United States must meet a variety of complex, state-specific filing requirements and deadlines. These regulations, known as ballot access laws, determine whether a candidate or party will appear on an election ballot. These laws are set at the state level. A presidential candidate must prepare to meet ballot access requirements well in advance of primaries, caucuses, and the general election. For more information, see Ballot access for presidential candidates.

Presidential candidates who have made more than 15 percent of general election ballots:https://ballotpedia.org/Presidential_candidates,_2016

Darrell Lane Castle (Constitution Party)
Rocky De La Fuente (Reform Party)
Evan McMullin (Independent)
Gloria Estela La Riva (Party for Socialism and Liberation)

Vice presidential candidates

What they could have said:

1. Trump is now coasting home with over 300 electorial college votes. . . . . FFK

2. Trump is now leading in PH, we will deliver the whole of Rivers to him . . . . Wike

3. Blame Buhari if Trump failed. . . . Fayose

4. Hillary won but she was posted to the kitchen, unknown cabal took over her job. . . . Aisha Muhammadu Buhari.

5. Even if I used all the wealth of Trump on food, I will still look like a refugee from Pakistan. . . . Timi Frank Deputy APC Spokesman.

6. Prof Paden wrote nonsense, na me nominated Atiku as Trump VP . . . Obj.

7. I don't know which party that Trump is a member. . . . PMB.

8. By the way, I took pity on that woman Hillary, Obama is from Africa, he has planted juju in all corners of the White House. . . . Abati.

9. I will not refund any money to Trump bc I have spent all the money he gave me on publicity. . . . . Raymond Dokpesi.

10. Na Trump gave me the $15m frozen by dem EFCC. . . . Patience Jonathan.

11. All the bad things said about Trump were exaggerated. . . Goodluck Jonathan.

12. I am permanently busy with my 3 ministries, I am not aware of any Trump, is a good and a reliable contractor ?. . . . . BRF.

13. Trump cannot win, we masters have packaged Hillary Clinton. . . . The Jagaban.

14. I will curse whoever votes for Trump. . . Oba of Lagos.

CAN I CONTINUE ??