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@ OP [size=48pt]NO!!![/size] |
these names mostly originate from most of our brothers from Cotonou for easier description |
can the northern elders please read this and learn? |
Gee001: Greetings to y'all. Would like to know why people always give meanings and too much importance to the left hand especially when it comes to giving out and receiving with the left hand. To some people, they claim it's means being disrespectful, while others see it as nothing. Although my brother is left-handed but he's trying to be ambidextrous. I would like to know your opinions. Why is it so?In this part of the world, we see the right hand or right hand side as a place of power, respect and dignity, i think this can be attributed to the fact that very few almost no left handers were seen back then. I think it has to do with culture and ancient beliefs which may not easily fade out, so if I give something to a younger one and he or she receives it with the left hand, it shows disrespect to me and a sign of unimportance. On a lighter mood, when you loose the so termed unimportant left hand, then you will know that no part of your body is less in value to the other. |
Whatever good here is from Allah, the mistakes are mine. ![]() Are you kidding me ![]() You must be kidding me |
Thnx OP but this is unacceptable and terrible, why targeting policemen? They allege fighting for their rights at same time looting the monies of the people they are "fighting" for. Such wicked people full of wicked thots. May nature turn her back on them in every way. |
![]() Pic 10 - Seun at start of his career Pic 11 - Seun after getting married ![]() |
She looks beautiful though unnatural sha |
See mumu northern so called elders bunch of miscreants and criminals. Fire burn all of them, oloshi |
Game on, 3 down more to go |
mbhs139: .Why won't people hate Islam cos you practise it wrongly. If you want to win people to your religion, must it be by force and think of it, majority of violence in this country that resulted to huge number of deaths is and will always be linked to your followers who recite the same prayers these gals are being prosecuted for before killing and slaughtering innocent people. So did the government refuse to prosecute these killers but make so much noise about these adolescents. Hypocrites of highest order |
tunshe: There is nothing like Original Quran,there has been only one Quran and it shall remain Original.is this your contribution to the topic? |
Waiting to hear that the forces behind bh have been crippled |
chlowi: Dear Muslims, I hope u don't use a fone let alone comment on NL dts western, I hope u don't own cars ? I hope u don't travel by air(plane) or dan camels? , I hope you don't own a tv ? I hope you don't use bombs and AK47? I hope you don't wear clothes? Other dan leaves to cover ur unclothedness? I hope u do not use gas or stove for cooking? I can go on and on but the list is endless , if u do any of the above you are a HYPOCRITE....for all those of u clamouring for those kids to be jailed you all are patheticDon't mind them let him that have no sin cast the stone yet many of them are criminals |
People should stop harassing one another instead of condemning the barbaric system these holier than thou group of lawless nation is propagating in the name of religion. A teenager is someone trying to find himself or herself and instead of helping, these hypocrites have decided to "kill" these gals in the name of religion |
then why Not let us wait and see if they would be jailed..... cos what I read Was that they May be jailed!!! but your hatred on islam won't let ya'all think right....So why should this offense be mentioned anywhere near being jailed? It shows you that jail term is considerable for such "offense", why should it be? The topic could have read "Girls face punishment........." For the records; I do not hate Islam rather I dislike some of it's beliefs. |
azeezlateefah: I refuse to comment on this topic since last night,but Have read a lot of comments from my christians bro and sisters, All I Can read are hatred comments,let's forget about your hatred on islam let's face the reality! this is a law of a nation which am pretty Sure the girls are aware of before they embark upon there actions. they should respect the law of there nation, am Sure if this Happen in america ya'all won't be making All these bias statements. therefore ya'all Have a lot of issue to attends to in your church, ask your pastors if jesus ever said I AM YOUR GOD, WORSHIP ME...COS YA'ALL GOT TO CALL HIM GOD NOW...Jesus you're defending will deny you........OPEN YOUR MIND...Who says the girls are not aware about these laws but we are talking about teenagers here! For petes sake they are more vulnerable to breaking rules at this stage of their lives than any other. What they did is wrong and unacceptable but they should not be jailed for this act rather they should be punished somehow cos they are teenagers who should be allowed to express themselves and then be corrected when and where necessary. This account for the lawless youths among the Islamic nations. |
Hope these guys are the qualified hands to do the jobs instead of doing yeye quota system |
Some of those "holes" are at the expansion joints which shows that the concrete work was not properly cured or finished cos it's chipping off at the edge. It should be arrested immediately |
Siraleeyu: u will regret ur belief On the day of judgement nd wish u can cum bak to diz world nd correct ur belief which is too late!!!! Shine ur eyes nd follow d ryt pathsWhat are the ryt paths? |
whats written on david luizs' shirt? |
chelsea supporters look like loosers already, why? |
benfica wants to finish the match in 90 while chelsea wants to go into extra |
when will rafa make his change or is he hoping to drag this boring match into extra? chelsea is toying with defeat here |
that azz guy is a monkey and ram is a baboon ![]() why did azz use his arm there na? |
benfica playing like the "prodigal son" wasteful and lousy just like gunners |
chelsea playing like content with getting to final not to win cup |
chelsea is sloppy and lack ideas to attack these guys |
is chelsea playing 10 men against benfica 11? cos seem the Portuguese team are more than 11 on that pitch |
so where is the heat? how can this "confused' individual generate heat. hot ko cold ni |
Banky W Olubankole Wellington, aka Banky W, is one of the most popular music artistes in Nigeria today. He was born and educated in the USA. By the time he was eight years old, his musical talent had started to manifest. But his parents wanted him to pay attention to his education first. A few years later, he won a scholarship to attend college in New York and afterwards, bagged a degree in engineering at the Rensselaer Polytechnic. While he was at the institution, Banky W kept pushing his dream to become a successful musician someday. Back home in Nigeria, he won the hearts of many music fans with his exceptionally smooth voice and, in due course, succeeded in winning a loyal followership. Over the past years, the velvet-voiced singer has recorded a number of albums. He founded the Empire Mates Entertainment, a records label, as a platform to promote his music and to get it across to his fans in the country. Apart from distinguishing himself as a charismatic musician, Banky W is a philanthropist and a civil rights activist. During the last nationwide protests against the removal of fuel subsidy, he played a key role in mobilising the youths to take part in the protest in Lagos. Somehow, this talented artiste, whose career is on the rise, has managed to keep out of trouble. Till date, he has not been a*sociated with any major scandal. Tiwa Savage Tiwa Savage is currently signed on to Mavin Records. She attended Berklee College of Music where she studied Jazz and took a degree in music business. Also, she has a degree in business administration from the University of Kent in the United Kingdom. She began her music career n the UK, touring as a background singer for the likes of Mary J. Blige, Sting, George Michael, Kelly Clarkson and the Spice Girls. Before then, she had worked briefly as a trainee accountant in a commercial bank in London. A successful artiste in her own right, Tiwa co-wrote Fantasia Barrino’s ‘Collard Greens and Cornbread’, which was nominated for the American Grammy Award. This is perhaps, one of her most important achievements. Apart from that, she has released two single albums titled Love Me and Kele Kele Love. Last February, she got married to her long time business partner, Tee Billz. Naeto C Naetochukwu Chikwe is the son of the Nigerian Ambassador to Ireland, Mrs. Kema Chikwe. He graduated in 2004 from the George Washington University with a Master’s degree in Biology and still nurses the desire to become a medical doctor. In 2008 and 2009, he was named Best New Artist at the MTV Africa Music Awards. Darey Art-Alade Darey Art-Alade is the son of the legendary Jazz musician, Art Alade. He is what you may call a ‘chip off the old block’. Obviously, he had taken after his father at an early age singing in church choirs and was a member of the National Troupe of Nigeria Choir at a point. Darey has been a disc jockey, TV presenter, entertainment consultant, voice-over artist and performing/recording artist at different times, before hitting it big on the music scene. His break finally came in 2004 at the Project Fame Academy. He participated in that edition of the reality TV talent hunt show and had the opportunity to perform in front of millions of viewers. He emerged third in the contest. Unknown to many music fans, this talented artiste graduated from the University of Lagos where he studied Music. In 2011, he was the host of both the Gulder Ultimate Search and Glo Naija Sings reality. So far, he has three albums to his credit. P-Square Apart from music, Peter and Paul Okoye, the twins known as the P-Square, had a burning desire to be educated. They had always made it clear to close friends and a*sociates that they wanted to go back to school. So in 1999, they applied to the University of Abuja to study business administration. Fame and money could not dissuade them from this goal. Just as they continued to hone their skills and to improve on their performances, they were focused on their educational needs. The group is easily one of the most successful in the country, having won several awards and a huge fan base across Africa. They are listed among the 10 richest musicians in the continent. Dr. Sid From an early age, Dr. Sid (real name is Sidney Esiri), had his heart set on becoming a singer. However, his life took a different course when he graduated from the Nigerian Air Force Secondary School in Lagos and went on to the University of Ibadan to study dental surgery. After graduating from the institution, he joined the defunct Mo’Hits Records. Wande Coal Oluwatobi Wande Ojosipe, aka Wande Coal, attended Federal Government College, Ijanikin, in Lagos State and the University of Lagos where he studied Curriculum Studies. He got signed to Don Jazzy’s Mo’Hits Records in 2006. He featured on D’banj’s Rundown/Funk you up album on singles like Loke, Tonosibe and Why Me. Being signed to Mo’ Hits Records, he is also a member of the Mo’ Hits Allstars and played a major role in the released CV(Curriculum Vitae) album. His first single of the cv album ololu fe has been described as one of the greatest love songs ever written by a Nigerian. Mo Cheddah In an age when most Nigerian artistes pride themselves in leaving the cla*sroom for the entertainment scene, she has managed to complete her degree programme at the University of Lagos. She is, no doubt, one of the youngest educated rap artistes in Nigeria at the moment. source: |
Increasing attacks by the Boko Haram Islamic sect may have forced Northern governors, emirs and prominent citizens of the region to review their attendance at mosques. Investigations by our correspondents revealed that the governors and VIPs had come under increased pressure to change their security arrangements, following incessant attacks and killings of Muslim faithful by Boko Haram gunmen targeting prominent individuals. Over the last few months, some Northern traditional rulers and top serving and former government officials have been targeted at mosques by suicide bombers and gunmen for elimination. Among them are the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero; Shehu of Borno, Alhaji Umar Garbai el-Kanemi; Emir of Fika, Alhaji Muhammadu Idrissa; a former Minister of Mines and Power, Alhaji Shettima Ali-Monguno; former Controller-General of the Nigeria Prison Service, Alhaji Ibrahim Jarma; and Borno State Deputy Governor, Alhaji Zanna Mustapha. Jarma and his two guards were shot dead as they left a mosque in Azare, Bauchi State in September 2012. Ali-Monguno was kidnapped by Boko Haram gunmen shortly after performing the Juma’at congregational prayers at a ward in Mafoni ward in Maiduguri. On April 13, 2007, about 5.30 am, a renowned Kano-based Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ja’afar Mahmud Adam was shot while leading the Fajr (Morning) prayer at the Dorayi Juma’at Mosque. The assassins shot him at close range, tearing his chest and abdomen. Shortly after the incident, he was rushed to Malam Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital where he died before he could receive medical attention. Before now, security was usually increased around churches after targeted attacks on churches after the 2011 Christmas Day bombing of St. Theresa’s Catholic Church, Madalla in Suleija, Niger State. Only last week, the spokesman for the Military Joint Task Force, Lt. Col. Sagir Musa, had in a statement in Maiduguri, warned politicians, civil servants and traditional rulers among other VIPs to be security conscious. He based his advice on intelligence which indicated that members of the Boko Haram sect had concluded plans to kidnap prominent Northerners to raise funds. Sagir said, “Intelligence available to the task force has indicated that Boko Haram terrorists have resolved to concentrate more on kidnapping than robbery. “They alleged that kidnapping is more lucrative, less dangerous and requires short time to plan and execute. “Similarly, a special kidnapping squad has been earmarked and tasked by the Boko Haram sect to kidnap persons who could be wealthy relations, politicians, businessmen/women, traditional rulers, senior civil servants and foreigners alike.” A number of state governors are not taking Sagir’s statement lightly. In Kano State, for instance, Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso and members of his cabinet have for some time now avoided public mosques. Saturday PUNCH learnt that they had restricted their Friday prayers to the heavily fortified mosque situated within the Government House, Kano. The Kundila Juma’at Mosque located within the Kundila Housing Estate, which played host to the cream de la crème of the state’s Muslim elite like the Kano Central Mosque, located behind the palace of the Emir of Kano; now enjoy heavy security presence on Fridays. A security source said, “It has become obvious that the elite and members of their family can no longer walk freely. “The situation has been made worse by the abduction of Monguno in Maiduguri two weeks ago.” The situation is not different in the northern cities of Maiduguri, Kaduna, Damaturu, Gombe, Sokoto, Gusau, Katsina and Yola. In Kaduna, the popular Sultan Bello Mosque, which shares a fence with Arewa House around Ugwan Sarki area, also enjoys a heavy security presence. An Improvised Explosive Device hidden in a polythene bag at the mosque killed a police bomb detection officer who tried to defuse it about two years ago. One of our correspondents also observed an unusually high security presence at the Ansarudeen Mosque located at Abeokuta Road in Kaduna in the last few Fridays. The movement of most of the state governors, especially on Fridays, has become a closely guarded secret as some move in silent convoys avoiding the use of sirens which was common place. Reacting to the situation, Dr. Juniad Mohammed, a social critic and Convener of Concerned Northern Politicians, Academics, Professionals and Businessmen, said such would be a welcome development. He said, “I quite frankly will be happy if that were to be the case because the Nigerian elite have been irresponsibly negligent about security. “And they tend to confuse their roles as leaders of government with that of being politicians. “Violence inside mosques is not unknown to Islam. That is why Islam favourably looks at arrangements to secure the lives of public figures that go into the mosque. “For example, the second Kalif, Kalif Umar, was assassinated inside a mosque. “There are several instances where murders of emirs and Kalifs were committed inside mosques throughout the history of Islam, including some imams in mosques in Baghdad and in holy places in the holy land in Jerusalem. “For example, the grandfather of the present King of Jordan was assassinated in the grand mosque in Jerusalem. So, nobody can use Islam to say that because he wants to go to the mosque he should expose himself. “If they don’t take care of themselves, that is their own business. Of course, the best protection is to be just and fair. “And even if you are just and fair, like Kalif Umar was, they can learn from that unfortunate occurrence of more than 2000 years ago to protect themselves. “So anybody who thinks he can use the mosque or use the current fashion of religiosity; to go and show how great a Muslim they are, they should think twice.” http://www.punchng.com |
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