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Hm! When someone falsely accuses another person (through pride or false feeling of "righteousness), hm! Let me not say more.

They say that they are christians, but I wonder if they've read Mathew 7:1. Hm!

Hm! They say that they are christians, but I wonder if they know what the 9th commandment says. Hm!

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YES MASTER! IF YOU LOG UR INTERNET OFF FOR 40 STRAIGHT YEARS, ONLY THEN WILL I FOLLOW SUIT. MARK MY WORDS FORTY YEARS.
TRY THAT AND BE IGNORANT FOR LIFE.

I have been mandated to inform the brethren and sistren that are still hooked. Therefore, I have to be online until the very last person logs off. I have to preach the word and let the people know.

Brethren and sistren, face it, you are all members of the Illuminati! You are all hooked! When was the last time a day went by without you logging on to the internet? You see, they've got you and there's no escape.

Your only hope is to log off the net now and never log back on. All that time that you spend on the net should be spent reading your bible. This is the only way you can avoid the mind controlling spells that the Illuminati have cast on the internet.

I know, Illuminati can monitor you through the internet. They monitor your movements and note what you say. It might be a good idea to log off the internet right now and never ever log back on.

Hm! Question: Would a true christian spend their life living in fear? Would true christians be afraid of their own shadows? Hm!

lincy: @teireal yap I agree with u some gospel ar so much involve, the bible said in my name u heal d sick and raise d death,

Gospel involve

1.Kirk franklyn
2.TBN (chanels)
3.Bishop of All the modem churchs in nig am just being real with facts.

Sorry to say dis I hav body signals it it true but let mi cut it short the present era for d illuminti practice is major on traffic, d ability to generate human traffic loyal to art practice via
Music,religion,reality show,movie media etc it called soul winning, u can't beat dem u only save ur self dey rule d world

* Be careful of BIG BROTHER AFFRICA (BBA) a firm dat spends without recovering from it expense.

. Nairaland might be involved

Hide yo wives, hide yo kids, hide yo children!

lincy: I hav made my reseach in all this illuminati tin, it real, real my dear brothers and sisters but to make u see to ur self, will list some evidence and and u also google illuminati to well explain ur findings. You must belong for u to survive in hollywood.and it is certain u feature illuminati sign in ur music or film dats is only way u cast a spel on dat art work for it to sale and hiplotize d mass, I swear AMERICANS ar already doom, newest taget is developing cities. Now note * illuminati- de enlighten once* dis tins ar done subconsciously dat it take a *carefull eye for u to know.NIGERIA is infiltrated alread just watch d letest musics carefully **we ar @ d edge of antichrist 666 the new world order is targetting ONE GOVernment u hav seen the revelotion going on in africa Nigeria will not be left aside it just dat nigeria is very difficult for for dem to penetrate back to d main point

Symbols- 1.the index and smallest finger up with oder fingers down(rep BAPHOMED HEAD)
2.Triangle pyramid
3 the one eye (all seing eye)
4.The two horns of BAPHOMed.
5. D one eye symbol wit d thurmb and index finger with three oder hands free- 666 and a lot others just google illuminati

American musicians
Latest music
1.Drake/rihanna(Take care) music-d bow horn and the owl

Nicki. Minaj-(save me) de horse two ears rap the Bahpo

Chrisbrown-@ d end of his music throw his suit on d camera and bapho's head with horns waz shown just under 2seconds.

Jayzzy/kanye west(don't let me into my zone) *OMG* a lot of symbols

The american musicians


Local musicians
1.Dbanj Oliver twist - watch d video some on showed d two hand finger

2. D lady dat sang kele kele love - there was triangle onbackground dancing with 2 oder girls

3. The Big Brother. Africa (BBA)reality show -the one eye log.
It only God dat can save us.

Hav not taken time to go over local videos .

*it not only D banj * a lot of our musicians ar down with it.

Port Harcourt tragedy: Rocket from overflying Air Force jet destroys building, car

By Bisi Olaniyi, Port Harcourt


A rocket from an overflying Nigerian Air Force (NAF) jet unexpectedly went off yesterday in Port Harcourt and destroyed a residential building and a Nissan Primera 2.0 SLX salon car.

No life was lost or injured, although the rear glass of the car was shattered.

Occupants of the house, which is still under construction, and others in the neighbourhood scampered to safety as the rocket exploded.

So strong was the impact of the explosion that it threw the car from where it was originally parked beside the house to the frontage. 

The jet was on a pre-planned/routine inspection when the rocket accidentally fell off its receptacle on the jet.

The damaged building is adjacent the popular St. Nicholas Anglican on Woji Road. 

The owner of the damaged building, Mr. Eric Chioma, told The Nation that the incident occurred around 7 am.

It shook the house to its foundation and exposed some of the iron rod used for the decking. 

The walls of the one-bedroom flat on the first floor hit by the rocket were damaged and only the metal railings on the balcony stopped the floor from caving in. 

Chioma said: “The building may collapse anytime from now. Only experts can determine the extent of damage. We want government to help us.

“When the rocket hit the building, people were shouting fire, fire, fire! We saw smoke coming out of the affected flat. Everywhere was vibrating. We are yet to recover from the shock.

“The Commissioner of Police in Rivers State, (Mohammed Indabawa), Air force  Commander (Air Vice Marshall Abba Zannah), Rivers State Director of SSS  (Segun Agbaje) and other top security officials later visited the scene. Men of the anti-bomb squad went away with the rocket.”

The Commander of the 92 Special Operations Group (SOG), Air Vice Marshall Abba Zannah, confirmed the incident.

Zannah, who briefed newsmen in company with Agbaje said the incident could be as a result of system failure (electrical/mechanical) or human error.

The Air Force chief said there was minimum damage to the building, with investigations ongoing, while the outcome would assist the NAF to step up measures to prevent a re-occurrence.

Zannah, Indabawa and Agbaje also urged Rivers State residents to remain calm and go about their lawful businesses. He described the occurrence as rare and isolated.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/43865-port-harcourt-tragedy-rocket-from-overflying-air-force-jet-destroys-building-car.html

Summary of theories

Airforce Jet accidentally fires missile - Sahara reporters and Crown Prince

Mi-35p Hind Helicopter Gunship accidentally fires missile - Vangaurd and others

It was an oxygen or hydrogen bottle explosion - the guy below.

blayz0923: Dumb commissioner of police. Did he do his investigation right? I was in one of d hangers just opposite d said explosion this morning. It was an oxygen or hydrogen bottle explosion. A missile was shot on mistake? And some of u una don chop d story? There is no jet at the airforce base in d first instance. That was how in 2005, the IGP Ehindero said they had found d black box of bellview airlines, and said it black box is black in colour.
Pls d police should mind their business.

Do an online search for Captain Tolofari. He's one of the coup plotters. He gives an insight into how they planned and executed the coup and explains the relationship between the coup and the Niger-Delta struggle.

I wish I could describe what I went through. I can never listen to Sousa's music again. It was frightening and exciting all at the same time.

From Left to Right: Captain N. Empere (Military Police), Major Gideon G. Orkar (Armour), Captain P.A. Dakolo (Infantry), Lt. C.O. Ozualor (Armour) and Lt. C.O. Odey.

http://www.dawodu.com/omoigui8.htm

I was woken by explosions from artillery rounds. I pray I never witness something like that ever again.

Accidental missile discharge hits Port-Harcourt building

BY JIMITOTA ONOYUME

PORT HARCOURT -AN explosive device Friday  went off on a twin storey building in Woji part of Port Harcourt creating panic and tension in the area.

Mr Eric Chioma who described himself as landlord of number 75 Woji road, Rumurolu where the incident occurred said the explosive looked like it came from a rocket launcher.

Chioma who was still shivering from the tension created by the explosion while talking to the Vanguard said he heard the deafening sound at about 730 am.

Adding that  what he saw  when he rushed out was a thick cloud of smoke all over the building.  He said on further inspection he noticed that the explosive device first landed on a Primera saloon car with registration number DX 879 KRD Lagos packed at a side in his compound before making a hole on his two rooms upstairs.

The landlord, Mr Chioma said he was grateful to God almighty that nobody sustained injury or died in the ugly development. He further appealed passionately to the state government to get to the root of the matter.

The state Commissioner of Police, Mr Mohammed Indabawa  who spoke on the incident said the explosion came from an object in a helicopter belonging to the Air force that was on overfly  at that region in Port Harcourt.

Describing it as accidental he confirmed the damage it caused on the Primera saloon car parked in the compound.  The Police boss further said the incident had nothing to do with acts of terrorism.

Meantime, at the neighbourhood nobody could confirm if they saw any helicopter on overfly at the time the explosion occurred.

They said minutes after the explosion Police on patrol stormed the place.  Vanguard gathered that the Police anti bomb unit, the state Police Commissioner, men from the Air force base and other top security operatives in the state were among those that came to assess the situation.

Landlord of the building, Mr Chioma told the Vanguard that the Police anti bomb unit went with the explosive device that appeared to him like a rocket launcher.
Glass doors on some of the lock up shops in the building were also shattered by the blast.

At press time, residents were seen going about their normal business as if nothing happened in the area. But some of them who offered comments to the Vanguard enjoined security operatives to step up patrol in the state to nip any act of sabotage from terrorist group in the country

Police men were seen on stop and search operations on the Stadium road under construction around the Airfoce base. It could not be confirmed if the action of the police had anything to do with the blast.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/accidental-missile-discharge-hits-port-harcourt-building/

It's just crazy! I wonder what would have happened if people had died.

Police Say Airforce Jet Accidentally Fires Missile At A Port Harcourt Building

The Rivers State police command said a loud blast heard in Port Harcourt earlier today was that of a missile accidentally fired from an airforce jet on routine maintenance at the Airforce mechanic hangar in Port Harcourt.

Commissioner of Police Mohammed Indabawa told Saharareporters that the missile hit an uncompleted building three kilometers from the scene of the accidental discharge. He said no death or injuries were reported.

Panicked residents had reported hearing a deafening explosion in Worji area of Port Harcourt around 7:30 AM

http://mobile.saharareporters.com/news-page/police-say-airforce-jet-accidentally-fires-missile-port-harcourt-building

An airforce jet accidentally fired a missile at a building in Port-Harcourt.

Girl with nine A1s in WASSCE: She is so brilliant her teachers feared her result would be seized


April 20, 2012 by Sunday Aborisade


Last Monday was a day of glory for Miss Tolulope  Falokun, an indigene of Ondo State, who emerged as the overall best candidate in the 2011 West African Senior School Certificate Examination  as the state government organised a befitting reception for her, reports SUNDAY ABORISADE.

Seventeen year-old Tolulope  Falokun, who had distinctions (A1) in all the nine subjects she attempted in the 2011 West African Senior School Certificate Examination was in high spirit as she alighted from the official car of the Ondo State Commissioner for Education, Mr. Remi Olatubora, on Monday.

Tolu rode in the same vehicle with the commissioner from Akure to Ondo town where a befitting reception was organised for her at her Alma Mata, the St. Louis Secondary school.

Her principal, teachers, non-academic staff and selected pupils of the school who were already seated before her arrival in company with officials of the state Ministry of Education, gave her a standing ovation as she stepped into the venue of the reception.

Everybody that spoke on the occasion paid glowing tributes to Falokun’s simple nature and her quest for excellence. She was described as intelligent, hardworking, serious-minded and above all, highly disciplined pupil.

Born into the Samuel Falokun family on February 20, 1995, Tolulope is a native of Akure, and the third of four female children of her parents.

She was among the best five students admitted into St. Louis Secondary School in 2005.

Tolu, who came first in the ANCOPSS National Quiz competition had distinctions in all the subjects she attempted in the Junior Secondary School State Exams in 2008.

Tolu came first in the Ekimogun Essay Competition of December, 2010, hence, she featured in the 2010 Ondo State calendar. She also came first in several inter school competitions.

She was made the senior prefect of her school, because of her exemplary brilliance. Her younger sister, Ibukun, now in SSII, is currently the senior prefect of the same all female school.

The principal of the school, Mrs. Evelyn  Akindojutimi, while addressing the gathering, said the school, established in January1954, was initially owned by the Catholic before it was taken over by the government.

She said the school has been noted for its high standard of discipline and good results in examinations and academics.

She said, “Since there are only two terms for the final year pupils, our teachers work tirelessly everyday of the week to make sure that the West African Examination Council  syllabus was completed before the end of February. Thereafter, they  start revision from SS1 work.”

Analysis of the school’s 2011 result made available to our correspondent showed that none of the 146 pupils that sat for the exam failed English Language, physics, geography, chemistry, literature in english, Christian religious knowledge  financial accounting, typing, further mathematics, visual art, food and nutrition, home management , agricultural science, technical drawing and commerce.

All the pupils recorded 100 per cent success in the above subjects while they recorded 97 per cent pass in mathematics, 90 per cent in Economics, 98 per cent in Yoruba language, and 92 per cent in Government.

Tolu’s father,  who is a civil engineer, is a contractor while her mother, a nurse, is a civil servant in the state.

They told our correspondent that they enrolled Tolu in the school because it is a Catholic school with high standard and that the teachers are well dedicated and disciplined.

They explained that a private teacher was hired for her when she was in the primary school.

Tolu’s counsellor, Mrs. Cecilia Bello,  described her as a brilliant pupil, who was always reading in the library. She also said she was a very active and responsible pupil.

“She (Tolu) is not afraid of challenges. She loves teaching her juniors and even her mates. She is good in all subjects. She is not proud. She is responsible and best in everything,” Bello added.

A Russian, married to a Nigerian, Mrs. Ludmila Adeyemi, who was Tolu’s principal in JSS 1, said, “When I saw the type of girl she is, I decided to give her the best I could.

“She got A1 in all her subjects in the JSS exams. We prayed so that her result would not be seized by WAEC because it was too good.”

In an interview with our correspondent,  Tolu said, “Our teachers prepared us early for the exams. We had special lectures everyday  more than four months into the exams because we had covered our syllabus since first term SSIII.

“My Government teacher designed a timetable for me which I followed religiously  to make sure that I cover all my subjects. Our teachers also set up study groups for us and I did not miss any of these arrangements.

“I prayed hard and worked hard, using my timetable as a guide. I denied myself a lot of things especially social events. I made the sacrifice because I know there is ample time for all that after my education.

“I used to have a Ghanaian teacher who is very good in English language and Mathematics and he really thought me well when I was in the primary school.

“I go for lessons during holidays and I am always reading even during festivities like Christmas and Easter. I want to become a lawyer but in the academic. I really want to write a lot of law books because I love writing and reading.

“My greatest challenge was when everybody including my teachers, were expressing fears that my result could be seized by WAEC because of my performance in Mock exams.

“My parents and siblings joined me in prayers and fasting so that the result would not be seized by WAEC. Our fears were necessitated by  similar experience that I had in the past.

“I had sat for the entrance examination of the Federal Government Girls College in Akure only for them to seize my results because they thought it was not possible for a primary school pupil to write what I wrote without any form of assistance. I Thank God my WASSCE was not seized,” she added. 

  Meanwhile,  WAEC has commended the Ondo State Government on the emergence of Falokun as the overall best pupil in the 2011 WASSCE.

The examination body, through a letter addressed to the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and signed by Mr. Austin Aidokha on behalf of the Head of WAEC National office in Nigeria, described Falokun’s result as unique.

It explained that another candidate, Mr. Chuks Ugochukwu, also had distinctions (A1) in nine subjects with a T-score analysis of 712.0972 but that Falokun emerged the best with a T- score analysis of 742.6992.

The state commissioner  said the achievement of Falokun  had  underscored the need for  massive investment in the  education sector which the present state government has exhibited with the construction of modern public primary schools.

He explained that Tolu, who had already been awarded scholarship to study law at the Obafemi  Awolowo University Ile-Ife, would enjoy a special financial support from the state government for as long as she remains in the academic line.

He said, “Apart from the full scholarship,  she will also benefit from the government’s annual bursaries and scholarships and other packages provided for Law students both at the university and the Law School by the state government.”

In addition, he said Tolu would be given N100,000 yearly throughout her university education and that the amount would be reviewed upward whenever she is ready for her post-graduate programme.

He added that Tolu  scored 290 in the 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and emerged the second overall best student in the Post-UTME conducted by the Obafemi  Awolowo University  Ile –Ife with 336 marks.

http://www.punchng.com/education/girl-with-nine-a1s-in-wassce-she-is-so-brilliant-her-teachers-feared-her-result-would-be-seized/

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According to Interpol, South Africa is number 1 in the world for rapes against women and children in addition to having the fastest accelerating rate of HIV. A rape occurs every 17 seconds in South Africa but it is estimated that only 1 in 9 rapes are ever reported to the police. Incredibly, few rapists are ever convicted and the sad reality is that rape statistics for South Africa in particular are on the rise.

Vast work is required around unravelling a tribal myth that advocates purification or a cure for AIDS can be obtained by having sex with a virgin child. One local politician suggested that under apartheid, African men were stripped of power and prestige, and now they take revenge on women and tiny children. Mysticism around women and girls holding magical healing powers offers further insight into how rape became associated with a cure for AIDS, now a pandemic in South Africa. A girl born in South Africa is more likely to be raped than she will learn to read.

Our goal is to assist in creating safe havens for women and children of violence in developing countries, providing information to educate them about HIV and supporting them in restoring dignity, hope, and promoting healing.

OAM4J: You are not making sense bro. Am not an economist or a financial expert, but your argument doesn't make sense to me as a layman.

Are you saying because Government will have to perform his regular duties in a growing economy, they should shy away from supporting developments and investments that will generate thousands of jobs and millions/billions in revenue for the same government?

Let us even assume that government money is involved in this partnership, this is a viable investment for crying out loud. Or you think the private sector (home and abroad) investing their money on the project will put their penny if they don't see it viable?

Your argument of it not being a priority also doesn't hold ground. When should building a city be of a priority in a continuous growing state? and how does this investment affect provision of roads and power? Lagos state is one of the few states investing heavily in power and transportation?

I have nothing to say to your friend who think financial experts investing billions of their money are dreamers. Both of you are example of pessimists we don't need around government.

I just don't know why it is difficult to commend a good initiative when we see one. Looks like past government administrations have dealt massively on many Nigerians psyches and they just cant see anything good coming from the government again. too bad!

+1000

How could I forget? Adesegun Musiwa is also the leader of Egbe Omo Oduduwa

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egbe_Omo_Oduduwa

Nice statement.

MKO Abiola Garden, Ojota.

rfugat: You did a great job capturing the "spirit" of the carnival.

Hey, anymore more photos of tourists?

Cheers,

Reggie

Thanks Reggie.

Adesegun Musiwa is the Nairaland politics section poster of the year 2009. He is an electricity engineer who graduated from the University of Ilorin. He speaks Batu and a host of other languages.

Adesegun Musiwa is also known as Becomerich 1-100, Eguofor, Complove, Nigeria1, Nigeriaone, Bashali, Tayo4life, Uche 2005, Becomericher, Mapomeji, Are Canada, etc

He works as the chief mapologist at Google. His philosophy is that all Nigeria's problems will be solved if the Western Niger is excised from Nigeria and added to Benin Republic.

He is very influential (more influential than Goodluck Jonathan), knows all the pastors in Nigeria and will win any free and fair presidential election conducted in Nigeria, by virtue of his philosophy as contained in the sacred satellite pictures.

He has been the subject of classic threads on Nairaland such as the threads below.

https://www.nairaland.com/608926/one-party-should-please-summit

https://www.nairaland.com/335745/aloy-emeka-mr-tribalist-cousin

https://www.nairaland.com/321016/mapomeji-finally-out

https://www.nairaland.com/469018/happy-birthday-becomerich

https://www.nairaland.com/549966/

https://www.nairaland.com/898844/h

https://www.nairaland.com/909682/

https://www.nairaland.com/220912/seun-owner-nairaland-accused-corruption

https://www.nairaland.com/469018/happy-birthday-becomerich

https://www.nairaland.com/514772/becomerich-bows-out-nl

https://www.nairaland.com/477125/jakumu-english-nonsense-not-know

https://www.nairaland.com/367629/becomerich-wins-jakumo-closes-beaf/5

https://www.nairaland.com/679870/aare-musiwa-hot-form-look

https://www.nairaland.com/746286/terror-code-red-edodelta-yoruba

Argh! You beat me to it. I was going to post pics of the House of Assembly (ETB) park.

I was there @ the weekend. The garden is the focal point. Its got a water fountain and pools. Bang in the centre are the former prison cells. @ the rear, opposite Holy Cross Cathedral, is the art gallery. The building you see under construction in the pics above is beside the garden. You can buy food and drinks there. There's also a hall on the top floor.

There are tables and chairs at the garden and beside the pool.

I was actually @ the Freedom Park @ the weekend. Saw the prison cells. Unbelievably small. Ademoyega, Nzeogwu, etc were detained there in 1966.

Commissioning of Professor Ayodele Awojobi Park, Onike, Yaba.