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Eldee54321:Whatever these clergymen paid cannot be regarded as school fees when compared to what their own schools charge today. I attended a Methodist secondary school and up till today I still wonder if what I paid was school fee. Imaging paying N45 as fee. Without the missionary schools in those days so many of them wouldn't be educated today. But today without public universities some people won't have tertiary education. The Church is supposed to be the salt of the world and so comparing men of God with public servants and politicians is like comparing apples and oranges. |
pocohantas:Because of all the ...mo bitters, agbo (native merecin), etc. |
Eldee54321:Enoch Adeboye was enrolled at the only missionary school in their village, Ifewara, Osun State. Oyedepo attended Anglican Primary School also a missionary school. Idahosa also attended Anglican primary school. Do you want more names? |
WorldRichest:Well spoken. But wetin consign uncle Jona in this matter? |
Eldee54321:Bros do you know that most of these GOs benefited from missionary schools or scholarships even when those missionaries barely managed to stay alive far away from their countries of origin. No matter what the churches contribute to society, it can never be enough. Asking what the govt has done is not a sound argument; the church is supposed to lead by example as the salt of the world and not the other way round. |
This suspension is Corruption fighting Back. |
If President Buhari and his co-travellers in the ECOWAS subregion are asking, and almost compelling, a sitting Gambian head of state to leave office over election matters, then the US can and should investigate Magu over the DSS report. Nigerians and double standards I never see. |
The position of the ECOWAS heads of government on then internal affairs of another state is at best a marriage proposal to which Jammeh can choose to accept or refuse, especially when the case is before a competent court of law in Gambia. It is an insult to the judicial process for the ECOWAS to short circuit the judicial process. These heads of government are politically shameless. They won't mind their own business and allow a fellow head of state to manage the internal affairs of his state. |
DropShot:The position of the ECOWAS heads of government on then internal affairs of another state is at best a marriage proposal to which Jammeh can choose to accept or refuse, especially when the case is before a competent court of law in Gambia. It is an insult to the Gambian judicial process for the ECOWAS to short circuit the judicial process. These heads of government are politically shameless. They won't mind their own business and allow a fellow head of state to manage the internal affairs of his state. |
nnokwa042:Fish ke. e be like say you too like fish. anyway, good for u. Recession na one kain wey dem discover recently. When you taste it, you will not eat rice again trust me. |
jejemanito:this same quenchon was asked during the 1953 Constitutional Conference in Lagos and it almost led to the breakup of Nigeria. [just find out details from pa Enahoro] Up till today no one has been able to answer it. Pls I beg you no ask am again. |
nnokwa042:Who send you go Vienna? Wetin you dey find there wey we dey enjoy beta recession for Naija. |
Very soon people who trade in stalls in some markets around town will stop traveling 'home' during festivities, especially Xmas. This govt usually sees the period of mass exodus for Xmas as the time to destroy shops and markets. This same thing happened in the first week of last year at Oshodi (under bridge) market. Nothing is wrong with development, but the govt should stop destroying markets when people are away; do it while they are around. Is the govt afraid of market men and women? The govt is sending negative vibes robbing it of credibility and making it look oppressive if it cannot face ordinary market men and women and exercise state power. It's like stabbing someone in the back, giving the impression of that these acts are not 'best intentioned'. It is normal for govt to take over any part of its territory for public purposes while at the same time it cushions the effect of such takeover (compensation). or is the issue of compensation the problem? |
Robbers attacked you and you had the presence of mind to conduct a census to determine they were 30 in number. Do you know even what it means to count 1 to 30 in the heat of the moment? God dey o. |
maximunimpact:They've gone into hiding. But they must come out by force o. |
No. 7: Jayson
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Sadly, the truth is that many households in Nigeria mistreat the aged especially grannies. I recall one family like that some ten years ago. this only thing the family couldn't muster the courage to do was beat the old woman(it's possible they might have beaten her behind closed doors). When the woman eventually died you could sense the feeling of relief in the family rather than grief. Though I know it's not an easy experience allowing one's granny to stay with one, but we should always see them as kids and treat them as such - with care, patience and kindness. The way people treat their grandparents might not be unconnected to the practice of establishing homes for the aged in developed countries. |
Op, I think you should not trust them ni o. |
AkinPhysicist:Olodo. short, blaaack, ugly man. Na bad belle go kill you. Even if you don't want to be useful to society, at least be useful to yourself and shut that your wowo dentition. Why do you always spew hate wherever you go? Your hatred for fellow humans borders on the pathological. Very soon you'll start the Ugandan tirade bullshit as usual. Your heart is as black as your skin. I tire for you o. You no de carry eye see some people. Why? But when you see them in real life you go dey pretend like say them be your friend. But deep down inside your black soul you will want to slit their throat any moment. But do you have to kill everything you don't like, eh? eh? |
Splinz:My dimwit friend, how are you? Our conversation has been getting merrier and merrier. What do you say? |
All the Military men that oversaw the genocide that took place during the civil war are already used to senseless killings. Don't expect any different reaction from them. |
If you think Buhari will abandon HIS Northeast and draft security personnel to Southern Kaduna, you've got another think coming. |
Vickiweezy:WHAT IS YOU TALKING? |
lofty900:BullSHIT of an award with ZERO credibility. |
Jacko1:Or someone worshipping Wole Soyinka. |
chronique:Sorry, bros. |
Everfrank:That was before. Right now his days are numbered. He has himself to blame for not being proactive against possible Russia interference with all the intel available to the CIA about Trump and Putin connection; instead he allowed Trump to distract the CIA & FBI with calls for Clinton's e-mail probe. I dey laugh. |
chronique:I think the problem is with your not reading and digesting a write up very well before rushing to try out what you thought you've read. Op said and I quote: "Data also saves things such as account settings, app preferences, and so on. Various applications, like Youtube, might store offline video data, while some other, such as Maps, may save offline map data. This can use up a LOT more storing space that you were looking for, which is a good idea to clear app data periodically. Basically, getting rid of app data "resets" an application back to the way it would be when it was initially installed." |
INTROVERT:Thirded. lol |
Splinz:This is getting merrier and merrier. |
Splinz:I am beginning to wonder if you are not a dimwit after all. You seem to be a somnambulist 'remoted' from the village. Your case must be spiritual and I am presently searching for the right spiritualist to 'cure' your condition. Tarry a while, somnambulist. |
ProfessorPeter:Indomie generation indeed. boy o boy. lol. Prof, takedeazy. |
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