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Christianity Etc › Re: Thread For Members Of The Celestial Church Of Christ. Halleluyah! by Mecoy(op): 8:49am On Mar 14, 2017 |
xreal: why do you guys go to church barefoot? It is simply a requirement from God. I dont know why God asked us not to wear shoes on our garment, and I wont try to find reasons for God. But it is God's requirement, and I am very fine with it. I hope my answer is acceptable. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Thread For Members Of The Celestial Church Of Christ. Halleluyah! by Mecoy(op): 8:46am On Mar 14, 2017 |
africanusvu: .PLS WAT DID THOSE COLOURS IN UR CURVD SYMBOL STAND FOR.AND WHO IS MOSES ORIMOLADE TO U It is supposed to represent the colours of a rainbow! Most people never complete the colours |
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Travel › Re: Mindblowing Pictures Of Owu Falls- The Unpopular Wonder In The Wilderness by Mecoy(m): 12:18pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
mayoor15: Oga except you carry jet go, it's not possible, you said you walked from the village head house to the fall for 30minutes haba, no lie is more blatant than that, even the OP on a bike will use close to 30minutes cos of the sorry state of the road as well as its slanting and sloppy nature talkless of someone walking. For the last time, we drove for almost four hours from Sobi Cantonment to the village head's house. After formalties, he gave us a tour guide to lead us there. We spent about THIRTY MINUTES WALKING! Now to be logical, ask yourself questions about alternative routes. I usually dont indulge shallow minded people, and I wont be replying you anymore after this. Cheers! |
Travel › Re: Mindblowing Pictures Of Owu Falls- The Unpopular Wonder In The Wilderness by Mecoy(m): 10:21am On Feb 20, 2017 |
mayoor15: 30 minutes baba twale, the owu falls I went to we walked and jogged for about two hours though was rainy season and the bridge after the village head house had fallen down so the car couldn't move me further... But 30 minutes to the fall isn't possible Well, i know what i am saying. What will you now say about the OP who didn't have to navigate through the jungle? Because it didn't happen for you, doesn't mean it cant happen for others. |
Travel › Re: Mindblowing Pictures Of Owu Falls- The Unpopular Wonder In The Wilderness by Mecoy(m): 9:58am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Berbierklaus: You won't believe that when we visited the fall,we got so close to it but got tired of looking for it then we went back 
It was really painful when we got back to the village and was told we were very close to it already,we even thought we missed our way o,well we will visit some other time,because the village is my aunts husband's village,we went during the burial of his father.
Very interesting place  If you're in Ilorin, we could go again. Planning the trip with some friends again. |
Travel › Re: Mindblowing Pictures Of Owu Falls- The Unpopular Wonder In The Wilderness by Mecoy(m): 7:42pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Once visited the water fall with some army officers. Had to walk about 30minutes from the village head's home to the fall. We walked in the thick jungle. That has totally discouraged me from going there again.
Did you have to navigate the jungle too?
If you didnt have to navigate the jungle, it means there is another alternative route to the waterfall. Then I might visit again asap with some friends.
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Is anyone here coming to Sobi cantonment for the screening? |
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Crime › Re: How Honeywealth75 Scammed me- Who Can Help? by Mecoy(op): 4:53pm On Jan 05, 2017 |
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Crime › Re: How Honeywealth75 Scammed me- Who Can Help? by Mecoy(op): 9:31pm On Jan 04, 2017*. Modified: 1:04pm On Nov 21, 2019 |
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Crime › Re: How Honeywealth75 Scammed me- Who Can Help? by Mecoy(op): 7:00pm On Jan 04, 2017 |
chrispapi11: eCommerce? that's a long-thing bro. i though it was just normal website that won't take much time but an eCommerce would take time sir. Am sorry i can't venture into it.. No p bro. I thought as much. Thanks tho |
Crime › Re: How Honeywealth75 Scammed me- Who Can Help? by Mecoy(op): 6:29pm On Jan 04, 2017 |
chrispapi11: call me i can help you design the website for no cost. you will just pay for the domain name yourself>>08094544122 Thanks bro. I appreciate the gesture. It is an ecommerce website. He said he has a theme he will just edit and develop the back end. I was going to pay for the dommain name and hosting seperately. Should i still call you? |
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