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Tweetie: their reward is to go to hell since they are no longer useful.

Funny

olutomiwa: they will be in the kitchen cookn while their men SWEAT it out with 72 virgins per HOUR. {demonstration of craze}

davidylan: expect a death threat in response to ur questions. allah indeed knows best.

No mind them

underage: @OP, as you said every man will be rewarded with a hurul ayn (maidens) but his wife or wives on earth will be their leader/leaders. According to the Holy quran, All women in jannah will equally be turned to as beautiful as a hurul ayn or even more. As for their reward, they will all be rewarded with an eternal life of peace, love and comfort. Nothing will be lacked jannah.

About those who diead unmarried, according to the holy quran and various hadiths (which unfortunately I can't bring forth now, due to some reasons but am sure I know dem) there are also many male hurul ayns just for every pious muslimah who dies unmarried (please, they are not marrying Prophet Muhammad S.A.W). But there will not be 72 males for every one but rather one for each muslimah. There is also no any authenthic verse from the quran or hadith that states men will be given 72 virgins who have the ability to become revirginised. Please stop spreading false knowledge on Islam.

Again, sex is not the ultimate prize for earthly piety, there are lots and lots of rewards for any pious believer which Allah knows best. For your information, Women do not come first. The life after death is just imaginable to us but Allah knows best.

Muhehehehehe

mikeansy: exactly my thoughts

saw Ed responding to the report and am thinking, sorry the Daily are not just mischaracterizing your father . . . . .they just want to remind the voters that Ed is Foreign and not quintessentially British!

It's sad, though.

shymexx: I think it has more to do with the English dynasty. If Ed were ethnic Scot, Welsh or Irish - he would still get the same treatment.

You are right. It is about the dynasty.
this snobbish attitude is in their DNA.

This ultra-Right newspaper is a blight on Blighty. Sadly, this paper and the Sun shape public opinion in Blighty.

Ed's response:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2439593/Why-father-loved-Britain-Ed-Miliband.html

The Daily Mail has just sunk to a new low:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2439565/As-Ed-Miliband-reacts-angrily-critique-Marxist-father--We-repeat-This-man-did-hate-Britain.html


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2435751/GEOFFREY-LEVY-SATURDAY-ESSAY-Red-Eds-pledge-bring-socialism-homage-Marxist-father.html

Ikenna351: I have made the request from fellow moderators in Politics section. It will soon be moved to this section. Thanks.

Moderator.

Thanks

^^gerraway

Please, move this topic in here:
https://www.nairaland.com/1461039/external-airbags-could-available-before#18492746

[quote author=auto_freak2020]bleeping wrong section.[/quote]Sorry.

Policewoman: It's a pity the dreams of the founding fathers was ruined by tribalism which they started and it grew into an uncontrollable monster.

Blame dem Briticos

May God forgive dem Briticos

AjanleKoko: Interesting. Even worse hotels

Hahaha
Katz, see yabbing

AjanleKoko: I take it you live in the UK. So I understand your POV

No! He lives in Spain.

AjanleKoko: I trust you're not referring to the UK 'budget' hotels, where you basically have to be your own concierge
Not Travelodge or Days Hotel sha

Hotels in the States are way better.

And, you would agree with me the word "concierge" is foreign as far as naija is concerned. Dunno about hotels like Hilton in Naija sha.

In naija, they just want to help with your luggage/bag when you are not leprous.
It's my bag, let me hold it jare.

Even some B&B in the UK are better than Naija huge hotels in terms of services

Katsumoto: Bros thats not accurate

Hotels in Europe are better than hotels in the states. Hotels in the States are similar to the airports there, dowdy looking. Europe always trumps the States when it comes to quality.

Thanks jare. Europe rules

AjanleKoko: I trust you're not referring to the UK 'budget' hotels, where you basically have to be your own concierge
Not Travelodge or Days Hotel sha

Hotels in the States are way better.

Yes bro, I meant UK budget hotels. Premier Inn, Ibis, etc.


At Etap, you can even get rooms as cheap as 26 pounds and the rooms are not bad . Although, you have to pay a pound in order to use their Internet. And, a free cuppa sef

Rossikk: That is SIMPLY NOT TRUE.

In many Budget hotels in the US and the UK you would struggle to get WI Fi or even a good dinner. Many 3 star hotels in the UK even lack AC and room service, swimming pools etc. Abeg make we hear something.

You are wrong, bro. In Western countries, you can expect the rooms to be in tip-top condition. You can also expect quality mattress, quality tissue paper, top-class reception, quick response, clean and nice-smelling toilet, and, all in all, a satisfying experience. And, I'm talking about budget hotels. Most of them also have WIFI, though, often, you are asked to pay a token in order to enjoy this service.

In Nigeria, you would struggle to get any of these. The Premier Hotel (although not 5 star) in Ibadan is popular but you would struggle to get tissue paper let alone quality one, functioning AC, no WIFI at all. The baths are dirty and not working. Yet the cheapest room there is 15,500 Naira.
There is one called the Halmod Inn behind Moore Street at Yaba. Nice building architecturally but that's where it ends. No WIFI. The cheapest room there is 12,000 Naira. And, what do you get for this? Nada. I can give you more examples.

And, don't let me talk about their erratic power supply.

Whereas most budget hotels in the UK, for example, charge between 30 - 60 pounds and all these things are always provided and much more.

[quote author=$£yi]Not as much as Nigerians overrate theirs. Perhaps you are referring to their services, but architecturally we are just too behind.[/quote]Wrong.
Architecturally, we are okay.
Services, we are far behind. Budget hotels abroad give better services compared with naija '5'-star ones

StateOfMind: Nah, way after nihort, towards baptist cemetery. Jericho\idishin is just my daily route, I don't stay there.

Okay, sweetie. Foodco chicken pie 'together', some day
Following you already

StateOfMind: Lol..what about jericho, I'm all ears..

Where in Jericho you dey? Richard Akinjide end?

StateOfMind: Huh? Are you their baker or.....

Come back here, Stateofmind. Let's talk about your Jericho

Is that bullet proof vest?

felifeli: They sell everything you need. You can even buy frozen stews too like egusi stew ogbono stew and several other. I actually wish they had more imported stuff like frozen meals I used to pick up at Sainsburys in the night when I don't feel like cooking or chinese takeaways

Nice one

chaircover: I didnt see them . . .but do they sell tatashe and ata rodo? I saw onions though. In short can I cook a pot of soup with ingredients that I pick up from shoprite or do i still have to get some things from the market?

I know they sell beef and its nice and clean and well packaged, but if I still have to enter the market to buy okro and iru I might as well just buy the whole stuff from the market. Are you getting me?

I haven't seen tatashe but they sell rodo. They even sell Epo Pupa, Dried Shawa, etc. You can cook a whole pot of soup with stuff from Shoprite.

Plaintain sef dey

chaircover: What I meant by lunch was the fried rice/jollof rice orishirishi. Sandwich ke. As for me, I just walked past their sandwiches o! LOL

Being my first visit to shoprite in Ibadan, I initially thought that the scanty turnout was because of the kenya mall massacre and people were now afraid to visit malls for now.

Its good jare. I just wish that there were shops like ASDA in Ibadan where I can pick up everything I need under one roof instead of going from shop to shop. Its very stressful. You buy tomatoes from the market, buy chicken from another shop, buy bags of pure water from the roadside and so on. I think they should focus more on Nigerian foods and supplies all under one roof and if they want to stock foreign brands, then they should go for well known quality brands such as nescafe, heinz, birds eye, twinings etc

And, Shoprite is the only place in Ibadan where you can get fruits like Peach, Nectarine, really good pears, Plum, etc. And vegetable such as Cauliflower, etc