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@Acidosis, smh for you and your comment! Your other name should really be Mr God....I mean see how easily and expressly you have condemmed Charly Boy and Terry G. Stop condemming people because you are not God who knows everything. Condem sins but not people.

And If someone doesnt state the year he got born again then he will never be saved? Smh for you and other born again fanatics. How easily you leave the most important things and focus on things that are not so important.

And all sinners are antichrists, huh? I guess your pastor might have said that to you some time. For your mind, you know longer sin? Like sin..in all its ramifications? You must really be a God.

I wonder what part of the Gospel you feel you have spread through your comment.

See, it is just the Grace of God that makes you whatever you think you are. Just the grace of God.

So never appear to be bragging about your righteousness or salvation. And never make an alusion that suggests you have already condemed certain people to Hell.

[quote author=inspired_m]
Sorry, I Mistook You for Another Customer.

Will reply your mail.

Cheers
Inspired[/quote]ok

[quote author=inspired_m]
Lets Start the Avalon Deal Immediately Sir

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Inspired[/quote]I dont get you? How far with my Baby Boy?

Inspired, I sent you mail.

[quote author=akah.p]d hard truth, Catholics dont hav a place in d kingdom of God. If u lik beliv, if u lik dont but dats d truth[/quote]all i can say to you "May God have mercy on you in Jesus name" .

Yungwizzzy: call a spade a spade Pope. all homosexuals are going to hell!!

same as all "practising heterosexuals" who are not married, and indeed all sinners. Socially, homosexuality is a far more grave practice. However, spiritually it carries same consequence.

The way people react to issues of homosexuality in christendom surprises me. We fornicate, we masturbate, we practise adultery, some of us have done incest, yet others have done murder, while yet others are doing homosexuality. We are all the same -spiritually.

If we do not repent, we will ALL go to hell. I see nothing wrong in the Pope's utterances. Except if you are looking through coloured glasses.

dayokanu: Now!!!!!!!!!!!

wow! Thanks..
#grabs the tv remote

[quote author=A-40]Starting XI

Neuer - Dante, Thiago, Ribéry, Robben, Rafinha, Boateng, Lahm, Müller, Alaba, Kroos

Looks like Lahm would be playing central/defensive midfield with Muller up top leading the attack[/quote]what is the kick off time please?

nwabobo: @Op, the Arab spring revolution was started in Tunisia by a young man who doused himself with fuel and set himself on fire. You can do the same.

Why not follow his footsteps and be the trigger for the Nigerian revolution instead of hiding under the cover of a mouse and keyboard to call for revolution?

This isn't a call for revolution. However, Your point has been noted, thanks.

Horus: The Government in Nigeria is the innocent mirror of the nation. The quality of government and its leaders, is simply a reflection of the collective consciousness of all the people in Nigeria. In some instances, leaders who came to power as the champions of anti-corruption have themselves been charged with being involved with levels of corruption even more serious than those of their predecessors. If the collective consciousness in Nigeria is disintegrated and negative, and people are not behaving in accord with Natural Law, then problems and corruption will be an unavoidable phenomenon of government. If, on the other hand, the collective consciousness in Nigeria is positive, integrated, and coherent, then the government will not be influenced by any negativity. If the people in Nigeria wish to be protected from corruption in government, then they must create an integrated collective consciousness. Positivity and harmony should be so strong and dense in national consciousness that negative influences cannot penetrate it.

I'm trying to understand you bro.... Please what do you mean by "collective consciousness".

We have one of the most corrupt leaders and governments in the world yet for decades we stay and complain without DOING anything.

Is the Situation in Nigeria not enough to show the world how discontent we are with our leaders and government, especially the young people whose future continue to look more and more gloomy?

Both the blogger and the person that brought this post to nl and front page are malicious cos i dont see what they hope to achieve with this pic with neither no story nor any means of confirmation. Smh for Nl!

Reminds me of the song "I'm my own grandpa". This is how it starts

overdrive: U are 99.9% gay

No, he is just thinking from a different angle. He's the kind of guy great managers hire...someone that can ask the questions everyother person could not ask.

Where are the corpers?

Inspired I'm yet to see the mail you said you would send yesterday. Have you not still made further progress on the search?

State of residence: Enugu
Governor: Sullivan Chime
Duration of Stay in Office: 6yrs

Infrastructure....8/10

Security......8/10

Rural Development....6.5/10

Education......6/10

Human capital development....6.5/10

Power.....8/10


Corruption....7/10 (subjective)

Ability to work efficiently without putting fake advert n CNN or painting the whole city with his images....9.9/10

Overall Rating....7.5/10

[quote author=inspired_m]I got the Deposit Payment and the Search for Your Vehicle Has Begun

Cheers
Inspired[/quote]Inspired I sent you a mail today and called you a while ago, without you picking. Please I need you to reply.

The problem is that everyone will think everyone else will donate....if all nairalanders donated ten naira each, we would have donated more than 10 million naira here. #just saying.

For those coming to Okada from the south-southern and eastern states, when you reach Benin you should locate the Okada Park at Textile Mill Road/Ogida Market. Note that there is no bike in Benin now, so you must use buses or car. So ask how you can get to Textile Mill Road or Ogida Market by bus as soon as you get off from the bus you came with.

Okada is 300 -350 naira from Benin, about 1hr drive (due mainly to bad road as you leave Benin City)

Unlike many states, Edo state people appear to like to exploit corpers, esp the drivers and traders.

As at now, the State don't pay allowee at all, but the governor promised to look into this, and also promised the recently passed-out batch B 2012 #25,000 each during their POP.

Edo can be fun sha, and generally NYSC is fun, it depends on what YOU make yours to be.

As for me camp was the best 3 weeks of my 2012(though I camped in Katsina) while the entire service year was very very very very fun!

Congrats you all, safe journey and happy service year.

Batch B 2012 Ex-corper...

1.5million Serious buyer

How much last

Thank you!

indigene: Solution, whenever you want to use an ATM, before you press Confirm, check your wrist watch or any time enable device to note the exact time you did,this info is highly neccessary when you are making a claim.
The payment provider are not the banks could be interswitch or any other, most people when making claims fail to write time of transaction, when this coluum is empty, the provider will start to carry an investigation if you did use you card.Assuming you use your card on a Wednesday by 3pm, and on filling day of transaction you write nill, time of transaction, nill, this creates delay from the providers, not from the banks.
Assuming you re informed to contact you bank, let use an example, I use my firstbank card at a Zenith bank ATM that failed to dispense cash, but I was debited ofcourse, I made my complain by fiiling all details, within 18hours, my account was credited.
Take this cue

happy for u, but knowin the exact time of transaction isnt a guarantee cos wen I made my complaints to First Bank I correctly wrote the time as stated in the receipt printed by the ATM, but yet no refunds after months and counting.

Enya is one of my best! Really cool!

Afam4eva: These people act as if these corpers are doing community service for a crime they committed. They're serving their country and it's not by force to serve one's country. It's a matter of choice.

you are not entirely right. NYSC is not a matter of choice, it's a Law.

You consider a fast 419 advance fee fraud deal. You remember those acquaintances still doing time in US prisons. You hold off. You dream of acontract from the government at home. You write a proposal. You get in touch with an old classmate who has done well.
Home looks attractive. The people you left behind are doing better. You conveniently forget the majority who are not making ends meet. You are overwhelmed. High blood pressure is diagnosed. High cholesterol. Heart problems. Another tooth is extracted. You join the gym. You stay away from garri and farina. You join a church. You can be a pastor too, but you don’t like that lifestyle of pretending to be what you’re not. Life is no more fun. You go home, dabble in business, in politics, in entertainment.
You are burnt. You return. You start afresh.
No, you won't take the divorce option. You will manage. You will live like roommates, until thekids are grown and are out of the house. You will wait for retirement. You need just ten more years. At 56, with social security plus pension pay and 401K, you can go to the village, if kidnappers permit, and enjoy your old age. And start afresh. Maybe marry anew. Maybe teach in a college in Nigeria. Yeah! You register for a PhD with an online college.
Your Mummy dies. Your dentist extracts another tooth. Your doctor suggests knee and hip replacement. Your shrink prescribes Prozac.
In spite of your wahala, the children grow. The girls do well in school. The boys go from four-year colleges to two- year colleges, in between gang membership and police troubles. The boys marry White girls. The girls marry African-Americans. You’re glad the girls did not get pregnant out of wedlock. You thankGod the boys did not throw a coming out party to announce that they are gay. One lives in Arizona and another in Hawaii. Your house is empty, calls come on holidays only.
It is now time to really go home. But what about managing the diabetes? Do you trust the doctors at home to handle your dialysis? Your medication cocktail will be hard to find at home. Daddy and Mummy are dead. You have to make new friends again. The ones you used to have are now strangers to you. Your spouse refuses to go with you. Spouse cannot deal with the sound of electric generators, untreated well water, Afor Igwe meat without an FDA inspection tag.
You retire. You sell the big house and move intoa small condo. When you cannot wipe your behind, you go from the condo to a nursing home. Your children are too busy to have you share their homes. They visit every presidential election year. Once again, you think of going home but no, it is rather too late for that. The twelfth tooth is gone. You now take more pills than the teeth in your mouth.
So you stay until your autopsy is ready. Your townsfolk contribute money to ship you home. As your coffin lands in Lagos, your relations who have gathered to receive you for the last time mutter in between breaths, Tufiakwa. Yes,the same tufiakwa that you said the time you read the article called ‘This American Life’.
Oh, about your kids, well, some of them went home with your body. Those few times you cleaned your bank account to take them home paid off. They watch as sand lands on your coffin. One even remembered how to say, ‘Kedu’. They leave soon after. They will come back one more time – when they accompany your ex on the final journey home.

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You start a house in your village. A big house. You sink in any money you can get. Some of it goes to the house but most of it goes to your family member who is supervising the construction. It costs more than it will to buy a comparable house in America. You afraid to calculate how many days you will sleep in this house in your life time. You say, Tufiakwa. It will not be your portion. You need to do it not just because everyone is doing it – your daddy is demanding it. He’s asking you to wipe away the shame on the family’s face.
Your daddy dies. Your dentist extracts a tooth.
Then America begins to reveal itself quietly. Ohtribalism again; discrimination at the work place. Your head touches the virtual ceiling for immigrants. You now understand affirmative action. Kids come but housemaids are tagged slavery, who will care for them? Now you haveday care, mortgage, after school sport activities, mid-life career crisis, more phone calls from home, and marital problems. If only some of these can wait. You can call marital problems by its real name- money problems entangled with control problems, decision making disagreements, tasks and privileges, status problems and in-law problems. Maybe you will stay home with the kids. Maybe your mother will come and help … and incense your spouse.
With caning banished, you raise teens with your hands tied to your back. Marital problems persist because as your fortune falls that of your spouse rises. You have done your calculation. Something has to give. You try selling real estate. You prepare taxes. You sell insurance. You run out of contacts. You buy carsfrom the auction and ship them home. You get duped by friends and family. Nothing is adding up. Fast insurance fraud deals? You try other businesses on the side, but total dedication is needed. You quit your job entirely and start a business. Cleaning business. Staffing business. Medical equipment. Home Health business. Escort service. Oh, these taxes, running costs, government paper works and lack of patronage by your own people.
Marital problems persist. You wish you had married the lover you left in Nigeria to come toAmerica. You take the divorce option. Half of your wealth is wiped out. Now rages the battle for visitation rights, alimony and child support. You’re estranged from the kids because of the stories your spouse made up against you to win custody. But you keep paying up. You have no option. You start afresh. A new apartment. Maybe a new spouse? No, that can wait. Your classmate at home becomes the CEO of a multinational company. A chieftaincy title follows and you wonder what happened to you.

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You come to America, young and dashing, on full scholarship, finish school, get a great job, marry a glamorous spouse, have cute children, and retire at a young age with a great pension, portfolio and posture.
…And live happily ever after. Yes champ; rub it in.
For the rest of you, life abroad is a crest of trajectories.
You come into America, by air, by sea, or via a midnight sneak-in across the Mexican border; fooling the Minute Men and Lou Dobbs all at once. You come to school, to join your spouse, to work after winning the Green Card Lottery, or to raise your hand at the airport and claim persecution in your own country because you are a Mormon as well as a leader in MEND.
You behold America the beautiful. The triple-decker burgers and the giant cup of coke and cars that are wider than your village road and you wonder what took you so long to get here. You get on with schooling. For now any cheap school will do. You study the things people whocame before you say brings money – the thingsAmericans do not want to study- to prepare you for the job Americans do not want to do. You hear nursing, bloody, nursing. You say, bring it on. You get on with marriage - the convenience marriage- discovering that you married three persons at once; the person you thought you married, the person your spouse really is and the person your spouse becomes because you got married in this America. For work, you do anything for a dollar; fast food restaurant, drive a cab, guard the parking lot ofcompany executives younger than you, even care for the disabled, breaking your back to paythe bills.
Then reality hits. The dollar is not adding up. There’s more going out than coming in. Time isrunning. Letters, emails and phone calls are enveloping you from home. School is done; where is the job? Your accent is a problem. Racism is real. You’re finally squeezed in. Corporate job at last. Work place politics really sucks. Meanwhile, the American spouse is gone but your residency is established. Now where do you find someone to marry for real? A Blind date? E-harmony.com? Town conventions? What of picking up someone from your village?But these are all packages which content you cannot ascertain. Somehow, you settle with one. Honeymoon over, now what is the state ofthe marriage? First mission accomplished, now what next?

Medically speaking, vaccination and mosquito treated nets are valuable preventive programmes against childhood dangerous diseases and malaria respectively. And they have no such adverse effects. However, these claims should be seriously investigated, scientifically, as some serious adverse effects of drugs or substances may not be immediately apparent at the time they were certified okay for human use (post-marketting stage of drug development).

Politically, both programmes have been continually used by politicians as a pretence to continue to siphon the nation's funds.

Religiously, some people have sought to use that as a case to make their usual troubles.

[quote author=inspired_m]780,000 Naira will land you a 97 Honda Accord

Cheers
Inspired[/quote]I sent u a mail yesterday via mikolo@666@yahoo.com regarding a transaction. I'm expecting your reply.