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May their faith and hope not be in vain. Misleading title though, party concerned should please do the needful. |
For all those who wish to contribute, I'm sure it's not too late and something can be worked out. In the spirit of rationality, will the 'all Muslim are terrorists' and the 'Islamabad' gangs give their sincere take on this? Let's see how objective you are or if you're merely hate-mongers. |
Ma shaa Allah la quwwata illa biLLah. TabarokaLLah. JazakumuLLahumkhayran fee duniya wal aakhirah. |
WombRaiders:Ok, noted. You didn't disappoint, as expected. |
WombRaiders:You are a bitter low-lifer, always showing saddist tendencies in your comments. I hope you find respite soon. |
WombRaiders:You are indeed an 'intelligent illiterate'. You paint Islam as been all about violence and killing non-Muslims, yet you are still alive, despite having over a billion Muslims around with the sole pre-occupation of killing you? You are wonderfully a dunce! |
So even the pictures of him meeting with the BBOG team today was archived? We should also assume his family will also go against him and be part of the conspiracy? Olodo! |
I am not in Lagos. How's it going to be? |
We can't say for sure if that is what really happened, Nigerians can be overtly emotional in exaggerating issues. And if that's what really happened, we can't judge him without hearing his side of the story. God knows best. |
Schwarzman Scholars Accepting Applications for Inaugural Class of Future Leaders New York and Beijing, April 23rd, 2015 – Schwarzman Scholars, founded by Blackstone CEO Stephen A. Schwarzman, is designed to prepare the next generation of leaders for the geopolitical landscape of the 21st Century. Based at China’s prestigious Tsinghua University in Beijing, the highly selective, one-year Master’s degree program aims to bring together the brightest minds to explore and understand the economic, political and cultural factors that have contributed to China’s growth. The program is led by one of China’s most prominent economists, David Daokui Li, with an academic curriculum crafted by some of the most talented academic leaders from esteemed universities globally, including Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, and Oxford. In addition to a core curriculum, scholars will focus on one of three academic disciplines: public policy, economics and business, or international studies. With a $350 million endowment, Schwarzman Scholars will be the single largest philanthropic effort ever undertaken in China by largely international donors. The endowment will allow for fully-funded scholarships for all students, including travel costs and a personal stipend. All scholars will study and reside at Schwarzman College, a newly constructed state-of-the- art campus at Tsinghua University, designed to encourage close friendships, cross- cultural connections, and intellectual exchange. This unparalleled opportunity will be extended to 100 students in its first year and 200 students each year thereafter, with 45% of scholars coming from the United States, 20% from China and 35% from the rest of the world. The program is open to students and young professionals between the ages of 18 and 28 years old, regardless of nationality, who are proficient in English and have obtained an undergraduate degree or its equivalent from an accredited college or university. “In order to create a more peaceful and prosperous future, it is crucial that the next generation of leaders forge deep relationships, authentic mutual understanding across cultures, and a dialogue of genuine respect,” said Stephen A. Schwarzman. “We are pleased to begin the process of recruiting the most exceptional young people, and to provide them with the resources necessary to grow into the leaders that will define their generation and generations to come.” Officially launched in October of 2014, Schwarzman Scholars’ recruitment effort is building momentum globally. The first season of Schwarzman Scholars campus tours took place, with the global and China- based admissions teams visiting over 200 universities. Recruitment in Africa draws on individual universities as well as networks of young leaders from the continent to identify top talent in the region. An initial round of direct outreach via phone and email to leading universities in South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana was well received, and a webinar organized for African candidates attracted more than 70 attendees. Conversations with networks such as Rhodes Mandela, the African Leadership Academy, and the Young African Leaders Initiative are helping raise awareness among potential candidates, and the program is well positioned to see strong applications from across Africa. With the application now live on schwarzmanscholars.org, the rigorous selection process commences. In addition to evaluating applicants’ proven intellectual and academic ability, the admissions process is heavily focused on evaluating applicants’ leadership potential, strength of character, ability to anticipate paradigm changes, and desire to understand other cultures, perspectives and positions. Those selected will have demonstrated their potential to not only benefit from, but also contribute to, the Schwarzman Scholars program. Finalists will be invited to an in- person regional interview. More details on how to be a part of the program are on the source: http://www.econetwireless.com/strive_masiyiwa_blog/index.php/schwarzman-scholars-accepting-applications-for-inaugural-class-of-future-leaders/ Best wishes. Cc: Lalasticlala. As your discretion dictates. |
On a side note, GEJ not looking as confident as he used to in previous such photos. I really hope all is well? #sincere concerns. He's still our president, at least, for now |
What an epic pose. ![]() He looked quite helpless and naive. Time changes people indeed. |
Aminat508:It's my pleasure, ma'am. |
The kidnappers are yet to be apprehended? More details should have been provided on how she was found then. I felicitate with her family. agadez007:I pray you find help before your condition gets out of hand. |
Aminat508:I'm sorry, but Muslims are not allowed to RIP a non-Muslim. You can however pray for the family of the deceased. Even the Prophet (PBUH) was not allowed to pray for Mercy for his non-Muslim Uncle, despite how good he had been to him. Please, take note. Cheers. |
Bawsse:Apologies. You already modified your empty comment before this came out |
denkyw:If that is the most intelligent argument you can come up with, this is simply a no debate. Don't fool yourselves that there are no holes to pick in your argument though. |
tizz04: Isnothing: denkyw: Bawsse: palugy:Still don't understand why people hustle for front page to make useless comments. Badgers14:Still don't understand why people hustle for front page to make useless comments on critical national issues, that should ordinarily call for serious intellectual discourse. Why do we even expect the people at the helm of affairs will ever take us serious, with this display of naivety and pure mediocrity. It's time our youths started acting like those ready to manage the country's affairs. |
It's a relief to know that. Feeling optimistic. |
Our people from the SE/SS proving over the years that they lack foresight and are mostly shallow minded in their utterances and public conduct. Even though it's unfortunate, to them their palava. |
Can the votes he garnered be transferred to another candidate? ![]() I just sincerely hope ATM (Akala) does not win. Speaking from an intellectual angle, he has nothing credible to offer. No personal vendetta against him, note, I'm just being objective. May the best man win. |
[quote author=yorugam post=32573358][/quote]Will keep that in mind. Cheers! |
What a pathetic fellow! Not only is the OP childish (attention seeking), but he's also a shameless coward. He has to call his jobless colleagues to offer him 'protection' whenever he posts his poorly analyzed crap. True to expectations, the 'protectors' come charging ready to 'shield' the kid who has called on them from counter arguments. Who takes this guy serious anyway? He might even be a naive teenager for all I care. Damn! |
BornSad:I thought as much. |
Donmichaelz:Take a shower and relax brother. ![]() |
[quote author=yorugam post=32555378][/quote]Nice to meet you ma'am. I hope you find to will to give us more insight into your country some time. It will also be good to have you as an acquaintance/guide when on a visit to Gambia and vic-versa. |
Dyt:Probably pushing love for country beyond acceptable limits. From what I've observed of him, he seems to be scared of the West indirectly taking charge of his country's affairs and manipulating it unfavorably afterwards. The fate that might befall him after office is probably another factor; we know how he runs his mouth without caution most times. |
Mrbigman1: ![]() |
allanphash7:Thank you sir. And kudos to the original compiler(s). |
AlPicapcI:My pleasure. |
Xcozee:Methinks he might need to see a psychologist and open up on whatever prompted him to use that name. It doesn't seem it's just for fun. There might be a story behind it. |
adeoladrg:Sure, I understand. I only want you to please take it easy, for the sake of your health and personal safety. I personally don't have a stake in the elections. I hope I didn't come across too harsh? My apologies. |
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