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The truths is those that perpetrate eveil on our motorways have been asked not mount check point on it again and this has brought about a great reduction in crime on our highways

I really would wanna know the out come of ur purported research. Sits back, legs crossed, Cuban cigar in hand... Waiting on u

Kamsy10: I can only pity your miserable soul for peddling such falsehood against the pope

When your problem starts, I hope you'll remember this post
...Walks out of thread...

Smh

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2013/12/pope-francis-declares-that-all-religions-are-true-and-¨adam-and-eve-are-a-fable¨-2855954.html

For the last six months, Catholic cardinals, bishops and theologians have been deliberating in Vatican City, discussing the future of the church and redefining long-held Catholic doctrines and dogmas. The Third Vatican Council, is undoubtedly the largest and most important since the Second Vatican Council was concluded in 1962. Pope Francis convened the new council to “finally finish the work of the Second Vatican Council.” While some traditionalists and conservative reactionaries on the far right have decried these efforts, they have delighted progressives around the world.

The Third Vatican Council concluded today with Pope Francis announcing that Catholicism is now a “modern and reasonable religion, which has undergone evolutionary changes. The time has come to abandon all intolerance. We must recognize that religious truth evolves and changes. Truth is not absolute or set in stone. Even atheists acknowledge the divine. Through acts of love and charity the atheist acknowledges God as well, and redeems his own soul, becoming an active participant in the redemption of humanity.” cont reading...

First bank no doubt. Being the 1st bank in naija to install the biomatric ATM. While u don't always get the option of making inter bank transfer on other banks' ATM most times, u can be sure of this service all the time at 1st bank ATM

I have four 500GB WD external HD for sale @ 7k each. Call 08185227133 or 08126144774. It available till Sunday 22nd Dec.

osystein: What is the correct figure for south africa's gdp? a little research from google gives a figure above $405billion in 2011, the figure today must have surely passed $410billion.

U should know that SA economy have remained stagnant if not shrinking in past years while that of Nigeria has been in an upward trend in same period

Out of this, Danngote own 1trillion, politicians own 4.5billion and 200 million people shares the rest

Hmmm. This calls for serious reflection

[quote author=St_Black]This is BS. !!

Its high time the death sentence goes for all these Cyber criminals.

...Starting from Adeyemi & Ogunyemi. !!! [/quote] is that how cheap life now is? Oh wow!

Shit!!! used to see dude around in Manchester way back. As a Nigerian u get to know every other Nigerian about especially if he's always on tamac. Didn't even know his name only knew him as junior.

Yo if u get to read this give power a shout at strangeways prison. Damn mehn!!!

Why do I feel like my existence depends on this draw?

philphy: Hello Pimp_lucious,

Can I ask where your father had his angioplasty and also what drugs he was placed on??

If he had coronary angioplasty and was placed on a concoction of drugs, he absolutely has to take the drugs for the rest of his life. There may be one of the drugs that is stopped after 3months if he had a bare metal stent or 12 months if he had a drug eluting stent.

Thanks for ur prompt response. He did it at reddington hospital in Victoria island. One Dr. Yemi Johnson performed the surgery.

Here are the list of drugs he was asked to keep taking. 1. Lisinopril 5mg daily, 2. Amlodine 5mg half dailt, 3. Rosuvastatine 10mg daily, 4. Clopidogrel (Plavix) 75mg daily, 5. Vasoprin 75mg daily, 6. Isodril 5mg daily sublingual PRN.

Recently found out we only have few hospitals that have facilities to carry out cardiac catherterization and angioplasty and stenting when my dad had a heart problem just recently.

Although the procedure was successful but he was however placed on a concoction of drugs for the rest of his life. My concern is, does he actually have to keep taking these drugs for life?

tensor777: That sounds like a load of garbage. You think every girl is that desperate for cash.

No, not every girl is desperate for cash Cuz all girls aren't prostitute. But I know for sure any guy with cash can get any girl

lorretta u: What's d point?

Nothing like true love

[quote author=-Mr Cork-]....brother..u need more training,truss me. .

....Am a plaYa and it's all about Brazilian wig to catch them [/quote]Lol.. Ok that's funny... I'm trying to understand something here, are u being serious?

I have my reasons for thinking that way. you all can call me whatever, its very typical but I still maintain my stance.

JuicyGee: rilli? Wat kinda gurls mister?

It really don't matter. I'm only trying to make a point.

JuicyGee: Wtf? Maybe possible wif de kinda gurls u've met

Lol u can't even imagine the kind of girls I've met.

With money all girls are possible. Somebody prove me wrong.

Sunymoore: Abeg who get Nokia pin head charger

I get but I leave am for house.

Cyprus police officers reportedly broke the leg of an Ivorian man in the capital city of Nicosia on Wednesday, November 27, 2013.
Police reportedly broke the leg of the Ivorian man while trying to subdue him.
Three African men were randomly stopped by police officers on patrol in broad daylight on Wednesday, November 27, 2013.
The men presented documents to police showing they were legally residing in Cyprus and one of the men accused the police of racially profiling them.

Follow link to see video.

http://nigerianssavingnigerians.org/2013/11/29/cyprus-police-reportedly-breaks-leg-of-an-african-man-video/

excuse me, what exactly prompted this?

U call this a joke? Its amazing how u manage to make joke out of this.

girl king: Are you also suffering from bipolar disorder?

Nope I am not.

kingoflag: Tell ur principals they are dumb as hell. Not just for hiring you, but this is not how to go about collating vital statistics in the country by selling the country's citizen's biometrics information to foreign banks who will in turn sell it to foreign Govt's to commit all kinds of acts with!!!! Are u guys ok? Do you even have an idea what the hell ure doing?

Its soooo appalling people in govt do not see the risks in this also apalling is the fact that most Nigerians could not recognized the imminent danger in this venture.

See this as exchanging of people as slaves to the colonial masters in return for a mere mirror. I am shocked beyond imagination.

Billyonaire: Locate the woman, make a little video with her telling us her account number and we will take it from there.

That will be ideal. About only way to convince NL'ders and compel ppl to their bit.

Count me in, pls

This just goes to buttress the fact that "POWER" diminishes empathy.

Several research studies have shown that increasing power in an organization (or in any kind of relationship) tends to diminish capacity for empathy, compassion, and seeing another person’s perspective. This is especially damaging to effective leadership of people subordinate to those in power.

Studies have shown that increased power diminishes activity of your “mirror neurons,” which provide the sense of connection with another person’s experience, and fuels empathy.

Here’s the latest study that sheds more light on what happens. It shows the need for helping leaders develop and strengthen their capacity to connect with others’ reality and experience, which helps counter the tendency towards self-absorption in one’s own perspective, when one is in a higher-power status.

I couldn't gather the gut to watch that video a 2nd time.

http://www.progressiveimpact.org/having-power-diminishes-your-empathy-for-others/