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So help him God. Sometimes we take some decisions to survive according to our instincts. At such moments there isnt time to think through. |
Please don't do it |
May Almighty God safe us from these human parts and blood hunters. May God grant the family the fortitude to bear the irreplaceble loss. It's so unfortunate that our societies now hail and celebrate these sudden rich small boys. Somewhere in Ogun state, Ilishan to be precise, there is an association of women who children are involve in yahoo (Egbe Iya Omo Yahoo). If you ever collect money or enjoy patronage from these yahoo boys, you are part of those encouraging them. You are part of those pushing them to rituals. You are part of Nigeria's problem. I pray they won't use any of your families and associates for rituals. |
Southwesterns seem to be confused. I am one though. |
Congratulations to Algeria. The best team has won the competition. I hope this victory would impact on the life of all Algerian. I guess it won't. During competition the whole country unite forgetting their challenges, after the competition, they go back to statuo qou. Worst hit are those that lost their lives because of defeat or even while celebrating. Let's be wise, don't be fanatical about football or any other sport for that matter. |
I don't know how some men enjoy sex during rape. Even sometimes when done doing it with your wife you feel someone, not understanding why you went through all the trouble just to pore out some 50ml of semi-solid liquid. How the hell on earth would you enjoy seeing someone crying and you inserting your pen into her ink pot? |
Human needs are unlimited and unsatifiable. When you dream and struggle to acquire something, once you did it becomes not important to you anymore. The only thing that can satisfy human needs and greed is death. It may be closer than we think |
Imagine this gentleman getting the #50m or so amount that will be wasted on the last fool standing in BBN house? Imagine Innoson supporting research and development in institution rather than sponsoring a meaningless pornographic show? Imagine millions of fools voting at God knows how much per SMS to keep some shameless adults in and out of the BBN house? For Nigeria to stand out, we need reorintentation. Our leaders are bad, we followers are worse. God bless the young man. |
One eye things, loose your soul and get famous.. |
They should be exported abroad |
Danbull:What does ethnic has to do with spouse behavior? |
Never marry in the court. It's like knowingly putting yourself in the prison. When your sweetheart comes with his/ her other side and you have to wait 2 years before you could seek divorce, things become clearer. |
Coza ➗ing CAN |
Ok |
How can a Christianised Nigeria be Islamised?! By Fredrick Nwabufo Esq. I have been cogitating on the persistent kvetching of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) that the Buhari government is Islamising the country. I have laboured to find a remote or even an obtrusive reason for CAN’s shrieks, which by the way, have become deafening. I must say, honestly, I have not seen any reason to align myself with the association in this regard. Although, as a Christian there is a sentimental part of me that wants to jump on the alarmist parade, and shout “Buhari is Islamising Nigeria”, I have a duty to my conscience to resist this provincial urge. When the government announced the sale of N100 billion worth of Sukuk (Islamic bonds) a few days ago, CAN hurriedly issued a statement, saying that the government wanted to pawn the country to Arab nations. According to the association, the current administration is accelerating the process of Islamising the country. I will not dwell on the merits or de-merits of Sukuk because that has been sufficiently treated by some writers like Ebuka Nwankwo. Before I divagate, I must add, Femi Falana, human rights lawyer, spoke for me on the subject when he said: “I am challenging CAN to Christianise Nigerians. Christianise us by setting up interest-free banks”. Now to the meat and potatoes. The response of the Supreme Islamic Council to CAN hit me without gloves on. It was a riposte pickled in truth. Here is an abridged version of the statement. “It would certainly be embarrassing for CAN to be told that the first and foremost state in Nigeria to submit application for loan to the Islamic Development Bank is a Christian-dominated state in the south-east. “This has been the factor that made Muslims to tolerate several practices or things that are essentially Christian in nature and outlook, in substance and form and indeed in principle and practice, but imposed on us. “We have not been talking of Christianisation because Sunday has been forced on us as a work-free day, or the Cross as our hospital sign and symbol, our membership of the International Red Cross, and many other things including almost all the titles of the heads of academic institutions (chancellor, provost, dean, rector, etc.). “Despite this remarkable tolerance from Muslims over the years, CAN appears to be increasingly becoming Islamophobic and paranoid about its hate and intolerance of Islam, casting aspersions, unnecessarily overheating the polity and unjustifiably creating fear and distrust in the minds of peace-loving citizens of our great country.” We Christians must be sincere, Nigeria is a Christianised country. This is largely due to British colonialism. Islam had made in-road into northern Nigeria by the 11th century – before Uthman Dan Fodio’s Jihad of 1804, which was the “climactic denouement”. Borno was among the first disciples of Islam in the 11th century. There was a literate population, a well defined system of government and codified laws. But the British yanked off a prodigious part of this heritage, imposing its own systems which were fore-grounded in Christian values and practices. Please note, that by the 11th century when Islam reached the north, the peoples of southern Nigeria, who are mostly Christians today, were animists. Nigeria has carried on where the British left off with little adjustments to the Christianity-denominated praxis. For example, Friday is a holy day for Muslims while Sunday is the same for most Christians in Nigeria. But while a Muslim will go to work on a Friday, a Christian will not go to work on a Sunday; just as it is in the UK and in most parts of Europe. Conversely, Friday is a no-work day in most Arab countries dominated by Muslims. When Arabic was introduced into secondary school curriculum, many Christian leaders objected to it because “the language is Islam”. They forgot that English itself is the language of our colonial masters who are mostly Christians. We have become so used to our Christian ways that any blip of the obverse sends us, top gear, into panic and revulsion. This is unfair. In Conclusion, I believe, one of the fundamental problems with Nigeria is the unconsented coitus between formulaic Christian ways and Muslim practices. But we must stop this Islamisation twaddle, and seek the path of tolerance. *This is a Master Piece. Much credit to the writer* ���� |
degamemaster:Are the Easterns not part of a tribe? I repeat, crime has neither religion nor tribe. |
Crime has no religion or tribe |
Crime has no religion or ethnic. When people want to steal they form group not minding their ethnicity or religious beliefs. |
Charleys:When the table turns around, it's people like you that shout Islamization. |
This is a christinization agenda and nothing more |
Are they also herdsmen ![]() |
realstars:Where is bar beach located? I thought it has paved way for the Lagos Atlantic City. |
Up senegal |
Poor lady |
Nigerians don't read |
May Allah answer your prayers |
It's necessary to know how his feelings towards him now. Is he the same man with lustful feeling ( you must confirm) or he is a changed person who has regretted his actions? Are you the only female child? If not, and he hasn't changed, other girls may be in trouble with him. It's necessary to know him now, that knowledge will form the basis of your reaction. |
Why can't a B, SC or HND holder apply for such a job? What's the usefulness of B.Sc degree with a Pass grade? |
Beautifully urgly |
How do people eat this thing? This animal can feed on humans. Any human that eat snake can invariably eat another human being. |
Congrats to AGF |
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