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How can you call this a slash. I thought it will even be 500 naira |
This is b4 dangote refinery start selling pms na. Let's wait for another 3 months to see if they'll still import |
This is nice from Omituntun 2.0. Where will there park be in Lagos, I'll like to bus the bus to Ibadan during the festive season. |
Where can I get children wears at cheap price at Lagos Island? |
How many will this become a news. Thought they have already started lifting PMS from the refinery long time ago |
Dtruthspeaker:My issue is not with God but with religions that proclaim to know it all and also claim to speak for God when in truth they haven't heard from any God. Everything exist in the figment of their imagination. |
orisa37:How do you mean |
helinues:Human wonder how they came to this world and in order to survive and not to live in chaos, they came up with religion which give them moral and spiritual guides. This is what has happened over the years of human existence. |
Does it mean customers who have registered for meter will get them free? Because right now, you have to spend close to 300k to get a single phase meter through what they call express means. I think we will come close to solving problems bedevelling power sector in Nigeria if the issue of meter allocation/purchase is solved. |
Funny thing is, the NORTH heard the word "tax"and began to panic that the FG wants to take away all their BABIYALLAH money🤣 |
Skydivine:You should know that income tax like the one the OP posted goes to the federal government and it is later shared through federal allocations to the state and FG while Pay As You Earn(PAYE) goes to the state of residence of the company employee. My PAYE goes to Lagos because I work and reside in Lagos. PAYE is expended only by the state government; it is part of their IGR. While Income tax, oil royalty, duties and vat are received by FG but are shared between every state and FG using a particular formula. |
In my opinion, religious and philosophical narratives about free will, testing, and punishment are not necessarily "faulty" but are interpretations meant to provide meaning and structure to life. They reflect human attempts to grapple with the complexities of existence, morality, and purpose. However, these narratives are also shaped by cultural, historical, and societal influences, making them imperfect and open to scrutiny. Here's why I think they could sometimes be wrong: 1. Lack of Universality Religious and philosophical systems often make absolute claims about purpose, morality, and consequences. However, these claims vary widely across cultures and belief systems. This diversity suggests that no single framework has a monopoly on truth. The differing perspectives indicate that these narratives are human constructs, shaped by specific contexts rather than universal truths. 2. Ethical Concerns Disproportionate Punishment: Many religious systems describe eternal punishment (hell) for finite sins, which seems excessive and ethically questionable. A system of justice should ideally be proportional and reformative, not purely punitive. Unequal Starting Points: Philosophical and religious ideas often assume a level playing field—that all individuals have equal chances to succeed or fail. In reality, factors like birth circumstances, education, and societal conditions heavily influence outcomes, making such narratives feel unjust. 3. Logical Inconsistencies If an all-knowing creator is aware of the outcomes of tests, the purpose of testing becomes unclear. Why create beings with the potential to fail and then punish them for inevitable mistakes? This undermines the idea of a benevolent, just system. Free will, as framed by many traditions, is problematic when paired with the claim of predestination or divine foreknowledge. If outcomes are known, how can choices truly be free? 4. The Human Element Religious and philosophical narratives are products of human thought, often attempting to answer existential questions with limited knowledge. While they offer valuable insights, they are not immune to bias, error, or the influence of power structures (e.g., using fear of punishment to enforce obedience). Conclusion Yes, religious and philosophical narratives can be flawed because they are interpretations rather than definitive truths. They are meaningful and valuable for many, but they should be critically examined rather than accepted unquestioningly. My view is that any system of belief or thought should prioritize fairness, compassion, and continuous learning over rigid doctrines or fear-based consequences. Life’s purpose and morality are likely far more complex than any single narrative can fully capture. What are your thoughts on this? |
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tjcoded:do u still have this. Give me your number if u do
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correctyourself:. |
FaAbData:it depends on the population of the the state which In turn determines the number of senators and representatives from the state. In the case of California, it is the most populous state in usa and it has 52 representatives and 2 senators. So the electoral votes from California is 52+2=54. If kamala wins trump by say 15milion votes to 14 million votes, kamala get the whole 54 electoral points and it is called winner-takes-all. However in some states, the electoral votes are divided between the winner and the runner up . |
Non of the big teams will win today; either draw or loose |
haphyzium:dobyou know if workforce send test result to the candidates after the cbt? |
Just take a million naira loan from nigerian bank to pay back in 5 years. A loan u are supposed to repay with 1.5million will turn to 2.2 million due to incre8 in interest rate within the loan tenure. So how won't they pose so huge profit every year? |
Tellmeastory:is that all? |
But N500 is way too much for something we have the raw materials and are produced locally. Logically speaking,It should be sold at N1 just as it is sold at $1 in USA. |
It is fufu and not akpu |
GerogeI:I think work of the panel is to charge the battery not to power the house directly because it is a DC. When the battery is been charge, the power pass through inverter which changes the DC to AC; that is what his household appliances make use off |
They should also ban the use of iron roofing sheet un the whole of Oyo sate. If I become the governor of Oyo state, that will be my first pronouncement. |
[quote author=Goody144 post=115135902][/quote]kindly help us to snap and paste the result if by any chance u see it tomorrow. Thanks |
Zarkay:Na wa o. So no hope again b dat. Send me the email, make i gate-crash abeg |
officialchikzy0:Seems they are calling females for now. |
I learned to read English with this very book |
Adekunle1665:My guy u better run for your life. U will be posted to a branch and given a loan portfolio with bad loanees. You will use your salary to repay loan every month. U will be so frustrated ehn. It is only God that can save u. I had a friend who worked there and he resigned after some month. The salary is 40k , u will also receive 4500 for tfare every week. |
Meesquared000:150-200k |
Bunkering products(especially products from vandalised pipe lines)usually get moved to Cameroon through Oron and Calabar. I remember how many people got reach during my time in that area. |