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TV/Movies › Re: How can We As Nigerians make Nollywood better by Pharoh: 11:58am On Nov 23, 2009
They are all just profit minded so they don't care for innovation or other things.
Education › Re: Share Your UTME Experience. by Pharoh: 2:37pm On Nov 22, 2009
Thank you Mr Fox for your detailed explanation smiley i am a fan of mathematics so no problem with your explanation. I already know the population will still remain almost the same if merged together.

What i am more concerned is the implementation of this new examination.
Forum Games › Re: Will You Marry The Person Above You? by Pharoh: 2:44pm On Nov 21, 2009
Hmm smiley
Sports › Re: Obafemi Sued For Squandering His Own Trillions by Pharoh: 11:06am On Nov 21, 2009
Money that should have been invested in Nigeria. shocked
Sports › Re: 2010 Nations Cup Nigeria Draw Egypt: by Pharoh: 9:19am On Nov 21, 2009
toideve:
Your not making any sense to me at all, Nigeria is the strongest in this group I personally like this group i just would like to see Nigeria play against Egypt. There is no longer Meager Team in Africa, this last WC qualifiers will attest to that fact all the other 3 teams have equal chances but Nigeria have an edge
When will you people stop living by past glory and names? grin
Family › Re: How Many Kids Are Enough? by Pharoh: 9:16am On Nov 21, 2009
Fhemmmy:
Pharoh, make sure u dont disappoint me oh.
You got my word no turning back on this one grin
Family › Re: How Many Kids Are Enough? by Pharoh: 9:14am On Nov 21, 2009
platinumnk:
embarassed embarassed embarassed embarassed ndo ndo

grin grin I can feel my insides[i] steaming[/i] with excitement, oya hurry up and finish kiss kiss kiss kiss
Sweetheart i have finished eating and it's time for action smiley kiss kiss Come let me carry you on my strong arms into the bedroom so we can have the wonderful night we have been waiting for kiss kiss kiss kiss

* Carries her on his strong arms and walks towards the bed room *

kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss
Christianity Etc › Re: Nairaland Christian E-Fellowship by Pharoh: 8:50am On Nov 21, 2009
I Will Sing Of My Redeemer

I will sing of my Redeemer
And His wondrous love to me;
On the cruel cross He suffered
From the curse He set me free.

(Chorus)
Sing, Oh sing of my Redeemer
With His blood, He purchased me,
On the cross, He sealed my pardon,
Paid the debt, And made me free.


I will tell the wondrous story
How my lost estate, To save.
In His boundless love and mercy,
He, The ransom freely gave.

(Chorus)

I will praise my dear Redeemer,
His triumpant pow'r I'll tell,
How the victory He giveth
Over sin, And death, And hell.

(Chorus 2x)
Celebrities › Re: Oprah Pulls Plug On Talk Show by Pharoh: 8:38am On Nov 21, 2009
[quote author=!amebo no1 link=topic=354714.msg4968035#msg4968035 date=1258764123]Yes na go benin na them get church for every corner even for kitchen sef grin grin grin grin, still wetin dey happen grin grin grin

i no dey even use una green passport tongue , cos when i dey use that passport, the kain question wey them nak me for interview , i sweat inside aircondition grin grin grin grin grin[/quote]Sorry for that hard interview those na one of the benefits of holding that green passport you know. grin grin

The passport go give you respect, make you popular and draw attention to you. If people dey mention the name of their country for international gathering nothing dey happen than yeah and okay.

But when you mention i am from Nigeria gbam all attention na for you only grin

Look if you no like all these benefit i know the perfect medicine for you oo wey no concern your passport. cheesy grin cheesy
Celebrities › Re: Oprah Pulls Plug On Talk Show by Pharoh: 1:26am On Nov 21, 2009
How can we be religious and at the same time a bad nation? , we have churches in every street of our country. grin
How will you compare us to china, russia, italy and USA.

Look we might withdraw your green passport ooo. [b][/b]
Celebrities › Re: Oprah Pulls Plug On Talk Show by Pharoh: 12:59am On Nov 21, 2009
[quote author=!amebo no1 link=topic=354714.msg4967835#msg4967835 date=1258760917]99.9% of nigerians are, there is just no country you go to , that you wouldnt hear about what one nigerian has done and not done, if we've spoilt our name, we shouldnt complain when someone from another nationality labels us 'bad/terrible'[/quote]Bia nwane amebo take time for that percentage ooo grin, we are the most religious nation in the world and we are very hard working angry grin grin.
Christianity Etc › Re: Feel Free To Ask Me Questions On My Beliefs About The God Who Revealed The Bible by Pharoh: 12:54am On Nov 21, 2009
mavenbox:
@Pharoh: LOL thanks! Your advice has been taken like wholemeal! LOL
I don't understand the whole meal lol  smiley, just like viaro and nezan and other viewers who has not commented we greatly  commend you for what you are doing here.

Sorry if you think i was laughing you that you are a newbie  embarassed it was not my intention really. What i was trying to tell you that it pisses me off seeing you go these length to answer questions here on nairaland when you don't know the mindset of those asking you those questions.

I believe you have learned from the guy who asked about the Noahs ark that he was not a novice and he has his own personal understanding about that event in the Bible. He did not have a mindset to learn something new IMO, some people just want to test your intellectual ability. Some people just want to know if you have the same ideology with them. No matter what you write up here they will not take anything from it but use it as a basis for further questions.

What makes you think all those questions they are asking you has not been treated here before?  smiley. You are unknowingly being engaged in the normal intellectual battle that is obtainable here on nairaland. You can see someone is already attacking you after the length you went to answer his question.

I just want you to always stick to what you said your mission was "To learn and share Knowledge" that's what we all need here on nairaland. Just keep doing your thing because they are many viewers who don't contribute but they are learning from your post. I have been greatly blessed by your explanations.

You can see abuzola is tired and leaving nairaland because at the end of the day it was just time wasting attacking each other and engaging in intellectual battles which has no profit if you don't have an open mindset to learn something new or accept other people's believes.

How many Muslims have been converted to christian in nairaland or how many Christians have been converted to Muslim after all these years of fighting?  Zero So many lost souls and weak Christians here on nairaland, instead of helping them to the truth we engaging in endless intellectual battles.

I hope this is not too long to read and just take it from a fellow weak brother at the moment who doesn't want you to go the usual way that is obtainable here. Keep up the good work we are learning from you. reference or no reference we don't care. This is a forum for sharing information.

Once again thanks and God bless you for your effort because the most important aspect of this section at the end of the day should salvation and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the lost.
Forum Games › Re: Words That End With "ing" by Pharoh: 12:28am On Nov 21, 2009
Chatting

^^ with her  smiley
Culture › Re: Why do Nigerian Women Bear Their Father's Name, After Marriage? by Pharoh: 12:21am On Nov 21, 2009
^^ Guy i did not stitch her face on time but you know the Bible says . . . .  grin

kellorah:
LOL!! Even if u kill a cow for me, I will not ditch my last name. I can pity for u small and add hyphen, and then urs. tongue tongue tongue tongue
All these while that we have been dating, haven't you realized that i am a very proud african man  grin grin. I will not settle for less when it comes to my tradition and ego  culture cheesy grin

You see i have a very big farm  tongue, infact i have the largest farm in nairaland. I am very hardworking and rich. I will take care of you very well and provide for all your needs so what else do you want?.  grin grin

Just answer my name because i am not ready to accommodate another ikemba in my house  tongue
Family › Re: How Many Kids Are Enough? by Pharoh: 12:10am On Nov 21, 2009
platinumnk:
[s]Dont worry, let him seek his two kids elsewhere tongue[/s]
Ooooh Darling! kiss kiss kiss kiss  Im so excited!
Oya, Im at home, I made your favorite soup, eat and lets make our lil Fhemmy! cheesy cheesy
I am eating the most delicious meal in the world right now  smiley, This will spur me all the way for the most wonderful night ever that will produce our little Fhemmy  grin grin. You know why i love you so much is how you know your way to my heart with my favorite meal.  smiley

platinumnk:
Whats The Conditions my love?? kiss kiss kiss
You have fulfilled the only condition my sweetheart  smiley, you know i will not take any decision about our little Phemmy without your consent.  cheesy cheesy

[s]Hope someone will not seek for my life tonight [/s] grin
Culture › Re: Why do Nigerian Women Bear Their Father's Name, After Marriage? by Pharoh: 11:40pm On Nov 20, 2009
koolchicco:
^^Ol' Boi dat girl carry fire oo!

You sure say u fit quench 'am. huh
Guy tell me if there is any missing info ooo grin

kellorah:
You haven't even found it and u want me to bear it?! grin grin grin grin
I will help my bros in preserving the name. wink wink

God will provide sha, when the time comes. grin grin
My bad i just googled it and it is not unique oo but anyway it is not so popular in the Nigerian setting sha cheesy

Dear you are getting stubborn angry grin i said you bear mine and your brother will keep the other one tongue

Baby the time is already here staring you on the face so grab it nau grin
Culture › Re: Why do Nigerian Women Bear Their Father's Name, After Marriage? by Pharoh: 11:23pm On Nov 20, 2009
kellorah:
LOL! Keep keeping it. cheesy

I know I wont die unmarried sha, but yeah, I gasta keep my family name. It's not something you see everyday like John or Musa lol
Your brothers will keep the name but you have to bear my own unique name that i have not found anywhere in the world.
Culture › Re: Why do Nigerian Women Bear Their Father's Name, After Marriage? by Pharoh: 10:53pm On Nov 20, 2009
^^ Its our culture and tradition nau grin, I no go marry you again oo if you insist. cheesy
Sports › Re: 2010 Nations Cup Nigeria Draw Egypt: by Pharoh: 10:36pm On Nov 20, 2009
Ibime:
Mozambique again?

Even Benin is strong this year o!

We are going out in the first round. . . . mark my words.
If that happens then amodu is not taking us to world cup then.
Family › Re: How Many Kids Are Enough? by Pharoh: 10:29pm On Nov 20, 2009
Fhemmmy:
All NairaLanders are my witness oh.
I will be the MC and Fhemmmy will be the name of the first child.
Yes sir but one condition still remains grin cheesy
Family › Re: How Many Kids Are Enough? by Pharoh: 10:16pm On Nov 20, 2009
platinumnk:
Wow! we are 5 and I cant imagine growing without them! Always someone bothering you oo!! grin grin grin And you learn to share and be fast ooo! you learn many lessons growing with a lot of siblings.

So when will I get my first pikin grin
Sweetheart  ASAP  grin grin I can't wait any longer so i can close the door before other seekers competitors starts seeking for you.  cheesy grin cheesy

@Phemmy yes oo grin
Celebrities › Re: Oprah Pulls Plug On Talk Show by Pharoh: 9:13pm On Nov 20, 2009
Good that she is going sef what a relief chai angry
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Biggest Match Fixing Scandal In European Football History by Pharoh(op): 9:09pm On Nov 20, 2009
About 200 European football games are under investigation in a match-fixing inquiry, German prosecutors have said.
At least three of the games were in the Champions League and another 12 were in the Uefa Europa League, officials said.
Uefa representative Peter Limacher called it the biggest match-fixing scandal ever to hit Europe.

On Thursday police carried out about 50 raids in Germany, the UK, Switzerland and Austria, making 17 arrests and seizing cash and property.
Fifteen of those arrested were in Germany and the other two in Switzerland.
Matches under investigation were played in Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Croatia, Slovenia, Turkey, Hungary, Bosnia-Hercegovina and Austria.
Officials said the games included the 40 which Uefa revealed in September were under investigation.


Prosecutors believe a 200-strong criminal gang has bribed players, coaches, referees and officials to fix games and then made money by betting on the results.
The investigation is being carried out by German authorities and supported by Uefa, the European football body.

Uefa will be demanding the harshest of sanctions before the competent courts for any individuals, clubs or officials who are implicated in this malpractice

All the matches under suspicion are believed to have taken place this year, although prosecutors did not specify if they were qualifying games or group-round matches.
Speaking at a news conference in Germany, Mr Limacher said the revelations represented "clearly" the worst ever match-fixing scandal in European football. "We at Uefa are stunned by the magnitude of this," he said.
On the positive side, he said the arrests were proof that the detection system was working.

MATCHES UNDER INVESTIGATION
Champions League: 3
Europa League: 12
Germany: 32 (second division or lower)
Belgium: 17 (second division)
Switzerland: 22 (second division)
Croatia: 14 (first division)
Slovenia: 7 (first division)
Turkey: 29 (first division)
Hungary: 13 (first division)
Bosnia: 8 (first division)
Austria: 11 (first division or lower)
Under-21 European Championship: Unspecified
Source: German police
"We feel a certain satisfaction, but on the other side we are deeply affected by the scope of game manipulations by international gangs," he added.
In a statement Uefa's general secretary, Gianni Infantino, said it would continue to impose "zero tolerance" on any form of corruption in European football.
"Uefa will be demanding the harshest of sanctions before the competent courts for any individuals, clubs or officials who are implicated in this malpractice, be it under state or sports jurisdiction," he said.
A German police spokesman told the BBC that officers in the UK had been helping in the inquiry but that no British football matches were under suspicion.
UK police said they had carried out a search in the Greater London area following a request from German law enforcement officials.

Detection system

Earlier this year Uefa President Michel Platini described match-fixing as the "greatest danger to football".
In 2006, Italian clubs Juventus, Fiorentina, Lazio and AC Milan were all found guilty in a match-fixing inquiry.
Juventus were relegated while Fiorentina, Lazio and AC Milan had points deducted.
German football was rocked by a match-fixing scandal in 2005 when referee Robert Hoyzer confessed to trying to manipulate games in the second division, third division and German Cup.

His testimony revealed a network of corruption linked to a Croatian gambling syndicate.
Uefa has since introduced an early warning system which flags up unusual betting patterns.
The betting fraud detection system monitors real-time betting, giving investigators an immediate idea of whether there are irregular patterns.
The recent arrests would seem to indicate the detection process is working, but the scale of the manipulation must be a concern, says BBC Sports reporter Alex Capstick.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8370748.stm
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Deltans Meet Here! by Pharoh: 9:05pm On Nov 20, 2009
ruonaj20:
hi am sylvia pops is isoko,mum is urhobo,
Welcome sister good to have you here, smiley
Family › Re: How Many Kids Are Enough? by Pharoh: 9:03pm On Nov 20, 2009
platinumnk:
me and u on the same thought!! wanna make babies grin
Yes o ma sister, we are six in my household and i can't imagine not growing up with all of them. we were four boys and two girls but i like it to be an odd number with just one sex more than the other.
Family › Re: How Many Kids Are Enough? by Pharoh: 8:34pm On Nov 20, 2009
5 is perfect for me but with the consent of my wife ooo. cool

3 boys 2 girls

2 girls 3 boys
Education › Re: Share Your UTME Experience. by Pharoh: 8:26pm On Nov 20, 2009
Jamb will sort the center issue very well i guess.
Christianity Etc › Re: Feel Free To Ask Me Questions On My Beliefs About The God Who Revealed The Bible by Pharoh: 8:04pm On Nov 20, 2009
@Mavenbox

It is clear you are a newbie here and you need a lot to learn how to thread this section of the forum. Please listen to what davidylan is saying and trying using the ignore logic a lot. I just want to say this for now but i will be writing something up much more later. Incase you are wondering i have multiple id's here so i have been longer here than this present ID.
Christianity Etc › Re: Feel Free To Ask Me Questions On My Beliefs About The God Who Revealed The Bible by Pharoh: 3:52pm On Nov 20, 2009
Thank you all for this thread.
Jokes Etc › Re: The Kings Mind Iz Here! Evri 1 Here! by Pharoh: 11:01am On Nov 20, 2009
Sum Bodi answer me na cool
Romance › Re: Who Would Be Interested In Dating? by Pharoh: 10:58am On Nov 20, 2009
Kunbee:
Cant you keep this on the dl tongue
Got ya i will  grin

[quote author=na2day? link=topic=353404.msg4960990#msg4960990 date=1258671877]u are very welcome  wink wink[/quote]Yeah i know am welcome but not today  cool

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