neocortex:


You mean god was wrong in the old testament ?
How come he never apologized for unjustly punishing
the israelites ?

NwaJesusteete:


ppl should stop deceiving themselves pls. Bible still remain bible nothing had changed in it. The bible we usé today has two parts of old and the new testaments. The old testament has to do with d jews and the mosaic laws combined. Then christ came to put many wrongs rt in the old testament. He says 'i came not to condenm the law but to put it rt' offcourse not all but few; not neccessarily cos they r sins but cos they have no meaning as to their lifes, now he says thou shall not judge;and thou shall not kill, hence there is no much différence btw the christians and their musilem brothers judgin from the old testament but the coming of christ makes différence cos we used to sloughter the infidels like chiken untill christ intervened with his own philoslphy of leave everything for me. So their is no confusion in the bible. Thanks,

NwaJesusteete:


ppl should stop deceiving themselves pls. Bible still remain bible nothing had changed in it. The bible we usé today has two parts of old and the new testaments. The old testament has to do with d jews and the mosaic laws combined. Then christ came to put many wrongs rt in the old testament. He says 'i came not to condenm the law but to put it rt' offcourse not all but few; not neccessarily cos they r sins but cos they have no meaning as to their lifes, now he says thou shall not judge;and thou shall not kill, hence there is no much différence btw the christians and their musilem brothers judgin from the old testament but the coming of christ makes différence cos we used to sloughter the infidels like chiken untill christ intervened with his own philoslphy of leave everything for me. So their is no confusion in the bible. Thanks,

gaetano:
Thought i should share to people like me who didn't know.





Genesis 38:8-10

Then Judah said to Onan, “Go in to your brother's wife and perform the duty of a brother-in-law to her, and raise up offspring for your brother.” But Onan knew that the offspring would not be his. So whenever he went in to his brother's wife he would waste the semen on the ground, so as not to give offspring to his brother. And what he did was wicked in the sight of the Lord, and he put him to death also.

Ponponkon:
Everyone wants the one that affects him/her most to be fixed first. Are you aware of the Okono bridge under construction at Ohafia and the level of work done so far there? Dr Ikpeazu is just a humanbeing like us,give him time to work biko. Our monthly allocation is nothing to write home about but we have a governor who is incorruptible and maximizes the little he gets from the centre for the good of his people. Abia nwetukwanu obi anuri

Aminat508:



Source:http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/breaking-news-ohi-of-adavi-ibrahim-asuku-is-dead/

NwaJesusteete:

gara gara dis apc don de tire me

sanky346:
As the nation awaits the un­veiling of Presi­dent Muhamma­du Buhari’s ministerial nominees, which he has repeatedly promised to constitute before the end of this month, palpable anxiety, lobbying, des­peration and intrigues have seized the entire party apparatchiks.

The delay has widened the cracks in the ruling All Pro­gressives Congress (APC) and exposed the various interests, orientations, differences, cata­lyzing in solidifying the two major blocs within the party.

Notable leaders of the party have slipped into restiveness, following recent appoint­ments of key functionaries of the government, which in their calculations left them in the lurch, holding the wrong end of the stick.

President Buhari has so far adroitly warded off the intense jockeying, with his eyes set squarely on “goals in concert with the primus inter pares”, Sunday Sun was told.

Unlike the general per­ception within the polity, the president is said to be engaged with only one major bloc, which in general estimation constitutes a sizeable chunk of the ‘soul’ of the party, and a key factor and ally in the suc­cess recorded in the March 28 presidential election. The two major blocs in the party are the president’s bloc, which is composed of elements in the defunct Congress for Progres­sive Change (CPC), All Nige­ria Peoples Party (ANPP) and other northern elements who have since the famous victory been assimilated into the fold; Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s bloc which comprises the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), and a rump of renegade politi­cians from other parties.

According to a top notcher of the party, “these two blocs are the APC and the APC are these two blocs. Not ev­erybody is equal in the APC. Buhari brought integrity, and cultic following, Tinubu brought following, resources and courage. There are those who brought only resources”. Painting a deeper scenario of the jostling for power in the party, the stalwart said: “You see in APC, where there are about 10 to 15 million mem­bers, not all the members are worth 15 million votes. Some are worth 10 million votes; some are worth only five mil­lion votes. Is it democratic to say that I that am worth prob­ably 10 votes am equal to the man that is worth 15 million votes? Only five to seven peo­ple know where we go. Others will follow.”

In consonance with this analysis, Sunday Sun learnt that the script is always at play during meetings of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party and in the pattern of consultations by the President before major deci­sions are reached. The NWC is dominated by these two blocs, whose members often reach out to their leaders to untie knotty issues. Any of the two powerful blocs can over­turn NWC decisions using their zonal strength, Sunday Sun further learnt.

A breakdown of the analy­sis shows that there are 36 state chairmen, two ex-officio members from each zone. Powerful elements like Buhari or Tinubu can torpedo NEC using their numerical strength in their zones.

Contrary to widespread speculations that the president is running the government alone, and has sidelined criti­cal leaders of the party, Sun­day Sun was given a differ­ent picture.

Indeed, the president is always engaged in informal consultations. “The president is constantly consulting, but not all are formal consulta­tions. It is informal. The presi­dent is not going to have a meeting of NEC where there are 80 people or 100 people to discuss his list of ministers. You can see that there is no disconnect between the party and the president.”

It was further learnt that the ACN bloc might be roundly rewarded in the nomination of ministers through Tinubu, and not the governors from the South-west zone. This is a clear departure from the tradition in the past whereby governors nominated the min­isterial nominees. The presi­dent has equally tipped off the former governor on the list, in line with his style of carrying him along. Tinubu is said to have not objected to the list, despite his misgivings about a few of the names.

The running style of the party and government may have fuelled apprehension in the party as the president pre­pares to name his ministers. The new PDP, which joined the party with so much gus­to, resources and aplomb is poised for a showdown.

Sunday Sun learnt that this seemingly critical bloc is toying with a number of options to upstage the apple­cart. A key figure in the party who spoke to Sunday Sun, said that their group was not unaware of the evolving situ­ation. He said the develop­ment began immediately after the victory of the party in the presidential poll and has been managed since then.

“It was for this reason that we went the extra-mile to try to take control of the two arms of the National Assembly. We succeeded with the Senate, and to a small measure in the House of Representatives. They are doing everything to upturn our victory in the Sen­ate so that we will be effec­tively sidelined.”

The struggle for power by these blocs has brought in its wake untold instability in the National Assembly, as they have only managed to sit for just 12 times since the inaugu­ration on June 9. One of the options on the card is to use the Senate to block the ratifi­cation of the ministers. This option may go with the wind if the court removes the leader­ship of the Senate this month, as is being widely expected in government circles. This ob­viously accounted for the long delay in the constitution of the ministerial list. In a coun­ter offensive, the new PDP in collaboration with opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is considering pressing charges of impeachable of­fences against the president, should he forge ahead with this style, which they dubbed dictatorial.

The long adjournment of plenary and the incendiary probes that are ongoing have been designed to arm-twist the president, and bring him to the negotiation table. So far, the trick has not worked. It was further learnt that the president does not trust majority of the New PDP leaders, preferring instead to work with his own people and the ACN bloc, especially with the vice presi­dent emerging from that cru­cial bloc. In realization of this goal, he has turned a blind eye to some thorny issues, like al­legations of marginalization of some sections of the country that have the capacity to rock the party in future. Indeed, the President was quoted to have acknowledged this in a recent interview with the BBC Hau­sa Service, where he said he would only appoint those who suffered with him in the last 12 years that he had been seeking for the office. The undoing of the New PDP appears to lie in its marginal presence in the party. The bloc had angled to clinch the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) by positioning former Rivers State governor, Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi.

Having lost the slot, the fo­cus has since shifted to three ministerial positions, namely; Power, Works and Hous­ing and Education. A source within the bloc vowed that anything outside these three is unacceptable. “We lost out in the race for SGF, we lost the Petroleum ministry. Are they saying they would have won the election without us?”

The bloc of the All Progres­sives Grand Alliance (APGA) led by the Imo State Gover­nor, Chief Rochas Okorocha is not in the calculation of the power equation at all, even as the governor leads the APC Governors Forum, aka, Pro­gressives Governors Forum. Having brought in very little into the arrangement, and with insignificant presence in the party hierarchy, and in all the arms of government, they have been consigned to the realm of irrelevance despite their loud grumbles. An aide of the governor, who claimed he was not speaking with the permission of the governor and therefore would prefer anonymity, dismissed the claims of marginalization of the group in its entirety. “We joined the party to save Ni­geria from slipping into the precipice because of bad gov­ernance, corruption and impu­nity. We did not join because of expectations of juicy posi­tions. We are not complaining. The government of President Buhari is doing very well and Nigerians are satisfied with what he has done so far.”

Reminded that politics is all about struggle for power, he said calm, results and nor­malcy can be achieved with­out drawing blood. A peep into Buhari’s likely names in the ministerial list shows that it will not be any different from his previous appoint­ments in terms of bent and interests. So far the President is holding it closely to his chest. Already the list has been sent to the Department of State Services, DSS for security checks. Giving an insight into the list, the Presi­dent had said, “If I choose people I know quite well in my political party, people whom we came (together) all the way right from the All Peoples Party, Congress for Progressive Change, and the APC and we have remained together through good and trying times, what then is the reward for such dedication and suffering? They did not defect because of positions; they did not involve them­selves in the pursuit of per­sonal gains.” The list, when released is bound to elicit shock in many quarters and send ripples down the spine of many a Nigerian.

Source: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/intrigues-deepen-over-buharis-ministers/

FlirtyKaren:
Sorry, these are kids. So I have masked their breasts. I hear the virgin dance is called Obina Dance of Abiriba Iri Ndi (new yam) festival. Please if you have ever witnessed it, let's read your experience.

It is an annual dance by the maidens of Amanta in Ameke community of Abiriba Kingdom, called Nmaku Eziali maidens. These maidens are also believed to be Virgins, pure and undefiled by any man. They are the only ones allowed to perform this sacred dance and any maiden who is not a virgin from this clan dare not participate in the dance. Although I cannot categorically tell you the repercussion if such happens.

They also say the dance period is the time that the young girls who are now ripe enough for marriage show off their beautiful figures and dancing prowess to young men from Amanta and other prospective husbands from other communities making up the Abiriba Kingdom.

There is usually great excitement heralding this dance especially to the young men who sees it as an opportunity to get their brides, as some of them will tie palm fronds on the legs of their desired brides. That is called # Igbai Omu# in the traditional Abiriba language, signifying that the maiden had been taken and other suitors should steer clear and the young man (men) will now take up the marriage proceedings from there.

The dance usually starts as early as 6 a.m at the Obina Dance Square in Amanta with the Nmaku Eziali Maidens leading the troupe, looking beautiful in their # okara akpuru ikpakpa# a type of wrapper designed with corn seeds, with their beads on their waists and nzu (local chalk)designing their bodies.

Civilisation and the embrace of Christianity has reportedly changed so many aspects of this dance as in the olden days, the maidens used to dance stark naked showing off their erect and pointed breasts ! Supriseeeeeeed? Though you can still see some of the maidens showing off their breasts while their womanhood is perfectly covered. The dance is called OBINA NDE AMANTA.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/09/photos-from-nude-annual-virgin-dance.html

cc lalasticlala

;(kokoA:p:
The way dis man dey work ehn, I wonder what koko was doing in the villa all the while.

metronaija:
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From Right: Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike at the Port Harcourt International Airport on Sunday during the Vice President's One day Visit to the State
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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike and Rivers State Deputy Governor, Dr Ipalibo Harry Banigo at the Port Harcourt International Airport on Sunday during the Vice President's One day Visit to the State
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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo , Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike and Senator George Sekibo at the Port Harcourt International Airport on Sunday during the Vice President's One day Visit to the State

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/09/photos-osinbajo-visits-rivers-state.html

Boscojugunu:
SaharaReporters has learned that the official driver for the Akwa Ibom State Governor, Udom Emmanuel, has been brazenly impersonating a Nigerian Police Force officer by wearing a full police uniform and with the knowledge of Governor Emmanuel. This highly criminal and fraudulent act has continued with impunity for a long time, according to sources
Sources close to the Akwa Ibom State Governor told SaharaReporters that the driver, Mr. Bassey Edet Bassey, who hails from Cross Rivers State had worked with the Governor since he was a senior management staff with Zenith Bank Plc. On further checks, it was learned that his employer, Zenith Bank, usually detailed Mr. Bassey to serve the Governor whenever he visited Akwa Ibom State.

Udom Emmanuel, who had served Zenith Bank Plc in different capacities at various times, including as Executive Director and General Manager, left the bank in 2013 and took an appointment as the Secretary to the Akwa Ibom State Government under former Governor Godswill Akpabio. While leaving the bank, he took a along with him some other staff of the bank who had worked closely with him, including his present official driver, Bassey Edet Bassey.

A source close to the Governor however told SaharaReporters that the governor had asked all those wishing to work with him to resign from the bank. However, we learnt that unlike his colleagues who had also left the bank to work with the Governor, Mr. Bassey refused to formally resign and continued to receive salary and other fringe benefits from Zenith Bank.

Further investigation by SaharaReporters revealed that all those who left the bank to work with the Governor had been officially recruited into the Akwa Ibom State civil service on the orders of the Governor. Based on this arrangement, the Governor's driver, Mr. Bassey, was originally posted to the Office of the Secretary to the State Government as a clerical officer. However, he continued to serve the Governor as a driver contrary to his official work schedule.
As if that was not enough, SaharaReporters learnt from sources that Mr. Bassey, has been impersonating the Nigerian Police Force by wearing complete police uniform to work. One of the sources that spoke with SaharaReporters expressed dismay over the matter and wondered why the Governor should be indulging the criminality of his official driver.

"We have been wondering why someone who is not a police man should be dressing as one simply because he drives the Governor but no one has been able to raise an eyebrow on the issue for fear of being victimized by the Governor. He started by using the rank of a Corporal but later promoted himself to a Sergeant.”

"Some days he will put on the Mopol camouflage and even the blue beret which is only meant for officers in the Special Protection Unit, a squad that protects some VIPs. He has been doing this despite the fact that his name is on the Civilian Drivers List in the Government House. But because he is the Governor's favorite nobody dares to question him,” according to a source within the Akwa Ibom State Government House in Uyo told SaharaReporters.
http://saharareporters.com/2015/09/12/exposed-akwa-ibom-gov-udom-emmanuels-official-driver-impersonates-nigeria-police-defrauds

PhockPhockMan:

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From your sincerely

lalasticlala:



http://www.goldmyne.tv/archives/77138

chocolateme:
Madam I di egwu

chocolateme:
Madam I di egwu

davevor:

chukwudi44:


The same way you supported the illiterate from Daura when he forged SSCE statement of result to contest the march 28 polls

ellabooz:
Are you surprised?

Benin is not a zooo.
Nigeria is a zooo

midolian:




http://dailypost.ng/2015/07/24/saraki-ekweremadu-will-be-sent-packing-next-week-senator-marafa/

PhockPhockMan:


http://www.punchng.com/news/pdp-backs-buharis-probes/

Buchukwu:
Since buhari has seen we are serious about having our own country,if he's reasonable he should set up a committee to negotiate the peaceful dissolution of Nigeria, If it's oil, they can take the damn oil and gas in Enugu, Aba, Imo, Anambra,Ebonyi etc. DO YOU KNOW THAT WE HAVE OIL, GAS AND COAL IN THESE STATES BUT THEY CHANNEL OIL PIPELINES FROM THOSE STATES TO NIGER DELTA SO AS TO CREATE ENEMITY BETWEEN IGBOS AND NIGER DELTANS AND MAKE NIGER DELTANS THINK WE WANT THEIR OIL. MOST OF THE SO CALLED OIL PEOPLE THINK COMES FROM NIGER DELTA ACTUALLY COME FROM IGBO LAND.
We don't need the damn thing to survive, we just want to be free. Mehn Nnamdi kanu ain't joking, he has weapons and powerful bombs and war planes stalked away somewhere, i've seen things myself. Nigeria didn't defeat us in 1967, the whole world did. They should know that the world is advanced. 1967 aint 2015. Buhari and these so-called leaders should know they can't run cos they and their children, grand-children and great grand-children will be killed anywhere they run to in this world. IPOB is everywhere. Buhari said Nnamdi kanu lied? Did buhari not say he'll islamise everybody in Nigeria? Is buhari not a rapist? Is he not the sponsor of bokoharam? When buhari was 45, did buhari not rape Aisha when she was just 9 years old? Which sane human beign does that?

THE ZOO MUST FALL

Chibuhealth:
Am proudly 0+

segtak25:


Source : http://streetgist.com/huge-congestion-hit-banks-as-bvn-deadline-nearssee-photos/