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donholy28:
Firewood kills more than HIV and cancer put together?...Lies op u don't know what ur saying...who has ever died from firewood smoke?..my grandparents have been using it for long and they're still alive..100+ years each

ignorance is not an excuse

[size=16pt]The Silent Killer[/size]

[img]http://128.243.70.40/research/images/typical%20firewood%20stove.jpg[/img]
Cooking is the process of preparing food mostly through the application of heat. Firewood is the most popular source of domestic energy used for cooking in Africa.
In Nigeria, many homes and indeed restaurants resort to the use of firewood for cooking especially for large families, groups, parties, etc mainly due to the availability, inexpensive nature of firewood and lack of access to modern cooking fuels. But a large number of households are not aware of the hazards that are
associated with cooking with firewood.


Firewood
https://www.samsfirewood.com/images/quarter1big.jpg

Firewood is primarily sourced from felled trees. The major reason for planting trees is for the preservation of the ecosystem and maintenance of good balance.
Deforestation by way of indiscriminate felling of trees for the use as firewood has been a major source of concern. Deforestation causes distortion or imbalance in the ecosystem and should be discouraged.
It is even worst when the people felling trees do not care about replacement. It has been recommended that for every tree you fell, plant four others. This is not being adhered to.



Trees
https://www.pineswcd.com/vertical/Sites/%7BB4CF315C-B365-47D6-A226-5F80C04C0D48%7D/uploads/tree_clipart.gif
Every log of firewood you see around came from a tree. A tree is a plant with an elongated trunk which supports its branches and leaves.
Importance Of Trees
• Trees provide oxygen (In one year an acre of mature trees can provide
enough oxygen for 18 people.)
• Trees refreshes and cools the environment/ streets and city – Through
shades and releasing vapour into the air
• Trees conserve energy
• Trees save water
• Trees help prevent water pollution
• Trees help prevent soil erosion
• Trees shield children from ultra-violet rays
• Trees provide food
• Trees mark the seasons
• Trees provide a canopy and habitat for wildlife
• Trees clean the air
• Trees provide wood
• Trees combat the climate change

Every stick of firewood you use represents a felled tree that could have provided all of the above and lots more.
But narrowing it back to our discourse, there is already a challenge brewing up as the trees are felled indiscriminately which is a health issue nobody is looking at.

Fire Wood- The Silent Killer
It has been widely reported of the very serious adverse health effect African women face by the continued inhaling of smoke emitted by firewood combustion. This Smoke contains complex gases and fine particles, which affects both the lungs and the heart.
Firewood smoke is a great source of what scientist term fine particle pollution. It is painful that most users of firewood do not know the health hazard they are exposing themselves to.

Fine Particles
https://ep01.epimg.net/sociedad/imagenes/2012/09/24/actualidad/1348514270_964033_1348514666_sumario_normal.png
The size of particles is directly linked to their potential for causing health problems. Small particles less than 10 micrometers in diameter pose the greatest problems, because they can get deep into the lungs, and some may even get into the bloodstream. Among these particles are “fine particles,” which are 2.5 micrometers in diameter and smaller.
Numerous scientific studies have linked fine particle pollution exposure to a variety of problems, including:
• Increased respiratory symptoms, such as irritation of the airways, coughing, or
difficulty breathing;
• Decreased lung function;
• Aggravated asthma;
• Development of chronic bronchitis;
• Irregular heartbeat;
• Non fatal heart attacks; and
• Premature death in people with heart or lung disease.
Other Troubles
Aside from the fine particles, the complex gas emitted contain sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide and potentially carcinogenic compounds including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, benzene, formaldehyde and dioxins , which are known are known to cause cancer, Plus the notorious Greenhouse gas CO2.

The Techno Solution

Small wonder the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno oil ltd, Mrs. Nkechi Obi, MON, related with these facts passionately in a meeting with stakeholders in Lagos, Nigeria. She said,
`Cooking with firewood is a silent killer because firewood smoke is more dangerous than cigarette smoke.’’
Citing a recent World Health Organization report, she said that cooking with firewood often resulted to indoor pollution, which globally accounted for over 4 million deaths every year.
Mrs. Obi, who received Federal Government’s commendation few years ago for the `Going Green’ initiative of her company which is directed at popularizing the use of cooking gas in Nigeria has continued to sustain the effort. She further said that she was looking forward to when most Nigerian households would embrace the use of LPG and reduce the danger Nigerian women are being exposed to.
The Techno oil chief said ``Why must we continue to decimate our women population and keep pretending as if nothing is happening?” Mrs. Obi said this, as she announced the commencement of the construction work of the multi billion Naira LPG Cylinder manufacturing plant which would be producing a minimum of about 5 million cylinders annually.
She noted that When Techno Oil LPG cylinder production plant is completed, it will deepen LPG (Cooking Gas) adopting , create a clean, safe and healthier environment, make cylinders more available and affordable, create jobs and reduce the depletion of our foreign reserves through importation.
True as her words have highlighted; cooking with firewood is a silent killer and the preferred alternative: Liquefied Petroleum Gas (cooking Gas) which is greener, safer and healthier should be encouraged.

#Technooil
#TechnoGas
#TechnoGas & Power
Find out more at
https://www.facebook.com/technooil/posts/545153098973403
https://www.experienceng..com

[size=16pt]The Silent Killer[/size]

[img]http://128.243.70.40/research/images/typical%20firewood%20stove.jpg[/img]
Cooking is the process of preparing food mostly through the application of heat. Firewood is the most popular source of domestic energy used for cooking in Africa.
In Nigeria, many homes and indeed restaurants resort to the use of firewood for cooking especially for large families, groups, parties, etc mainly due to the availability, inexpensive nature of firewood and lack of access to modern cooking fuels. But a large number of households are not aware of the hazards that are
associated with cooking with firewood.


Firewood
https://www.samsfirewood.com/images/quarter1big.jpg

Firewood is primarily sourced from felled trees. The major reason for planting trees is for the preservation of the ecosystem and maintenance of good balance.
Deforestation by way of indiscriminate felling of trees for the use as firewood has been a major source of concern. Deforestation causes distortion or imbalance in the ecosystem and should be discouraged.
It is even worst when the people felling trees do not care about replacement. It has been recommended that for every tree you fell, plant four others. This is not being adhered to.



Trees
https://www.pineswcd.com/vertical/Sites/%7BB4CF315C-B365-47D6-A226-5F80C04C0D48%7D/uploads/tree_clipart.gif
Every log of firewood you see around came from a tree. A tree is a plant with an elongated trunk which supports its branches and leaves.
Importance Of Trees
• Trees provide oxygen (In one year an acre of mature trees can provide
enough oxygen for 18 people.)
• Trees refreshes and cools the environment/ streets and city – Through
shades and releasing vapour into the air
• Trees conserve energy
• Trees save water
• Trees help prevent water pollution
• Trees help prevent soil erosion
• Trees shield children from ultra-violet rays
• Trees provide food
• Trees mark the seasons
• Trees provide a canopy and habitat for wildlife
• Trees clean the air
• Trees provide wood
• Trees combat the climate change

Every stick of firewood you use represents a felled tree that could have provided all of the above and lots more.
But narrowing it back to our discourse, there is already a challenge brewing up as the trees are felled indiscriminately which is a health issue nobody is looking at.

Fire Wood- The Silent Killer
It has been widely reported of the very serious adverse health effect African women face by the continued inhaling of smoke emitted by firewood combustion. This Smoke contains complex gases and fine particles, which affects both the lungs and the heart.
Firewood smoke is a great source of what scientist term fine particle pollution. It is painful that most users of firewood do not know the health hazard they are exposing themselves to.

Fine Particles
https://ep01.epimg.net/sociedad/imagenes/2012/09/24/actualidad/1348514270_964033_1348514666_sumario_normal.png
The size of particles is directly linked to their potential for causing health problems. Small particles less than 10 micrometers in diameter pose the greatest problems, because they can get deep into the lungs, and some may even get into the bloodstream. Among these particles are “fine particles,” which are 2.5 micrometers in diameter and smaller.
Numerous scientific studies have linked fine particle pollution exposure to a variety of problems, including:
• Increased respiratory symptoms, such as irritation of the airways, coughing, or
difficulty breathing;
• Decreased lung function;
• Aggravated asthma;
• Development of chronic bronchitis;
• Irregular heartbeat;
• Non fatal heart attacks; and
• Premature death in people with heart or lung disease.
Other Troubles
Aside from the fine particles, the complex gas emitted contain sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide and potentially carcinogenic compounds including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, benzene, formaldehyde and dioxins , which are known are known to cause cancer, Plus the notorious Greenhouse gas CO2.

The Techno Solution

Small wonder the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno oil ltd, Mrs. Nkechi Obi, MON, related with these facts passionately in a meeting with stakeholders in Lagos, Nigeria. She said,
`Cooking with firewood is a silent killer because firewood smoke is more dangerous than cigarette smoke.’’
Citing a recent World Health Organization report, she said that cooking with firewood often resulted to indoor pollution, which globally accounted for over 4 million deaths every year.
Mrs. Obi, who received Federal Government’s commendation few years ago for the `Going Green’ initiative of her company which is directed at popularizing the use of cooking gas in Nigeria has continued to sustain the effort. She further said that she was looking forward to when most Nigerian households would embrace the use of LPG and reduce the danger Nigerian women are being exposed to.
The Techno oil chief said ``Why must we continue to decimate our women population and keep pretending as if nothing is happening?” Mrs. Obi said this, as she announced the commencement of the construction work of the multi billion Naira LPG Cylinder manufacturing plant which would be producing a minimum of about 5 million cylinders annually.
She noted that When Techno Oil LPG cylinder production plant is completed, it will deepen LPG (Cooking Gas) adopting , create a clean, safe and healthier environment, make cylinders more available and affordable, create jobs and reduce the depletion of our foreign reserves through importation.
True as her words have highlighted; cooking with firewood is a silent killer and the preferred alternative: Liquefied Petroleum Gas (cooking Gas) which is greener, safer and healthier should be encouraged.

#Technooil
#TechnoGas
#TechnoGas & Power
Find out more at
https://www.facebook.com/technooil/posts/545153098973403
https://www.experienceng..com

Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at: www.facebook.com/technooil
Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
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aameyah:
Op, so you deceived people into this thread by omission ,abi. You know if you write Anuku, people will think its Hank and click .
You should be flogged.

wow you are so smart

Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at: www.facebook.com/technooil
twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
www.technooil.com
‪#‎Technooil‬
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
‪#‎TechnoGas‬

Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at: www.facebook.com/technooil
Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
www.technooil.com
‪#‎Technooil‬
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
‪#‎TechnoGas‬

Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at:
www.facebook.com/technooil
twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
www.technooil.com
‪#‎Technooil‬
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
‪#‎TechnoGas‬

Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

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Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at: www.facebook.com/technooil
Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
www.technooil.com
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‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
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Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at: www.facebook.com/technooil
Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
www.technooil.com
‪#‎Technooil‬
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
‪#‎TechnoGas‬

Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
https://incometherapy.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/how-to-save-cooking-gas.jpg
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at: www.facebook.com/technooil
Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
www.technooil.com
‪#‎Technooil‬
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
‪#‎TechnoGas‬

Nigeria Ranked Lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG
According to a current survey on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria which is the largest Economy in Africa is currently ranked lowest in LPG(Cooking Gas) usage in sub-saharan Africa. This is a big irony considering the fact that Nigeria has the largest LPG reserves in Africa
Highlighting this further in an event with stakeholders, Nkechi Obi the Executive Vice Chairman of Techno Oil Ltd an indigenous energy group, lamented that Nigeria is still ranked lowest in sub-Saharan Africa in per capita usage of LPG, consuming 1.1kg compared with Ghana at 3.0kg.``South Africa consumes 5.5kg, while Morocco consumes 44kg per capita.
https://incometherapy.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/how-to-save-cooking-gas.jpg
The Techno Oil chief argued that making more Nigerians to embrace cooking gas instead of using firewood would help in the drive to sustain the environment and preserve the fragile Eco-system.

See more at: www.facebook.com/technooil
Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/Techno_Oil
www.technooil.com
‪#‎Technooil‬
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
‪#‎TechnoGas‬

Rita Anuku Is Dead (Miss Nigeria 1986)
https://i2.wp.com/hearsay24.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/MISS-NIGERIA-1987-STELLA-OKAYO-CROWNED-BY-RITA-ANUKU-MISS-NIGERIA-1986.jpg?w=696

The family of Rita Anuku, the 1986 Miss Nigerian has released a statement that the beauty queen passed away in the morning of July 2nd at an undisclosed Abuja hospital. According to a family source, the beauty queen has been battling with cancer for the past two years and gave up the ghost this morning.MISS NIGERIA 1987 STELLA OKAYO CROWNED BY RITA ANUKU MISS NIGERIA 1986

Late Rita Anuku was a first cousin of Hon. David Anuku, former commissioner of Special Duties in Delta State and younger sister of Nollywood actor, Hank Anuku. She is survived by four children, three girls and a boy.

Twenty five years ago she was crowned as Nigeria’s queen of beauty as an 18-year old secondary school leaver. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

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Rita Anuku Is Dead (Miss Nigeria 1986)
https://i2.wp.com/hearsay24.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/MISS-NIGERIA-1987-STELLA-OKAYO-CROWNED-BY-RITA-ANUKU-MISS-NIGERIA-1986.jpg?w=696

The family of Rita Anuku, the 1986 Miss Nigerian has released a statement that the beauty queen passed away in the morning of July 2nd at an undisclosed Abuja hospital. According to a family source, the beauty queen has been battling with cancer for the past two years and gave up the ghost this morning.MISS NIGERIA 1987 STELLA OKAYO CROWNED BY RITA ANUKU MISS NIGERIA 1986

Late Rita Anuku was a first cousin of Hon. David Anuku, former commissioner of Special Duties in Delta State and younger sister of Nollywood actor, Hank Anuku. She is survived by four children, three girls and a boy.

Twenty five years ago she was crowned as Nigeria’s queen of beauty as an 18-year old secondary school leaver. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace.
http://hearsay24.com.ng/index.php/2015/07/03/rita-anuku-is-dead-miss-nigeria-1986/
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‘FG needs aggressive strategy to increase cooking gas consumption’

The Executive Vice-Chairman of Techno Oil, Mrs. Nkechi Obi, has implored the federal government to mount aggressive campaign to make Nigerians switch from use of firewood/kerosene to cooking gas in Nigeria. She also tasked the government to provide incentives for investors to build refilling plants and tackle the challenges militating against the distribution of cooking gas in the country.
Obi, who disclosed this at a ceremony in Lagos to announce the construction of a multi-million naira Liquefied Petroleum Gas (cooking gas) cylinder manufacturing plant, said the development will improve public awareness on use of LPG and expose the danger inherent in long period of use of firewood and kerosene.
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/index.php/business/61608-fg-needs-aggressive-strategy-to-increase-cooking-gas-consumption
Find out more on https://www.facebook.com/technooil

‘FG needs aggressive strategy to increase cooking gas consumption’

The Executive Vice-Chairman of Techno Oil, Mrs. Nkechi Obi, has implored the federal government to mount aggressive campaign to make Nigerians switch from use of firewood/kerosene to cooking gas in Nigeria. She also tasked the government to provide incentives for investors to build refilling plants and tackle the challenges militating against the distribution of cooking gas in the country.
Obi, who disclosed this at a ceremony in Lagos to announce the construction of a multi-million naira Liquefied Petroleum Gas (cooking gas) cylinder manufacturing plant, said the development will improve public awareness on use of LPG and expose the danger inherent in long period of use of firewood and kerosene.
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/index.php/business/61608-fg-needs-aggressive-strategy-to-increase-cooking-gas-consumption
Find out more on https://www.facebook.com/technooil

sorextee:
I still don't know why God cast satan to Earth, what happened to the other planets??

For God so loved the world, that he created hell for those who don't love him..

Thats why u need to buy a bible and read it

JUDAS OF THE NEW AGE


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Now a straight arrow, not like he used to be
When he did an unconscious good with a twin minded conscience,
As he betrayed the master, Rabbi did they call him (master)
That was a time when the table was starting to turn
When the twelve dinned with the master
That was their present, as known ‘fore it came
Once, the master did foretell it

And the time came, to totally turn the tables
‘Course it turned, good to be true; true to be good
People who are usually too good to be true
Are usually hard to find

Once again just like in the old
He was minority against the twelve
But things have changed now, even though the table turned
He is still amongst the minority, but evolved
He has been transformed and reborn

Let me not get anyone asking questions here
Let’s get it straight or do I say a little more twisted
The betrayer amongst the twelve, in the old days
The good one amongst every twelve or twelve thousand
So it is in our present day
He may just be you!
What did you figure?
Source: http://www.st-princex.com/2012/12/judas-of-new-age.html

JUDAS OF THE NEW AGE


[img]http://1.bp..com/-c4ZnrOxVoe8/UNHca6OWyzI/AAAAAAAAAh4/13G4YbSHc8Q/s320/judas.jpg[/img]

Now a straight arrow, not like he used to be
When he did an unconscious good with a twin minded conscience,
As he betrayed the master, Rabbi did they call him (master)
That was a time when the table was starting to turn
When the twelve dinned with the master
That was their present, as known ‘fore it came
Once, the master did foretell it

And the time came, to totally turn the tables
‘Course it turned, good to be true; true to be good
People who are usually too good to be true
Are usually hard to find

Once again just like in the old
He was minority against the twelve
But things have changed now, even though the table turned
He is still amongst the minority, but evolved
He has been transformed and reborn

Let me not get anyone asking questions here
Let’s get it straight or do I say a little more twisted
The betrayer amongst the twelve, in the old days
The good one amongst every twelve or twelve thousand
So it is in our present day
He may just be you!
What did you figure?
Source: http://www.st-princex.com/2012/12/judas-of-new-age.html

JUDAS OF THE NEW AGE


[img]http://1.bp..com/-c4ZnrOxVoe8/UNHca6OWyzI/AAAAAAAAAh4/13G4YbSHc8Q/s320/judas.jpg[/img]

Now a straight arrow, not like he used to be
When he did an unconscious good with a twin minded conscience,
As he betrayed the master, Rabbi did they call him (master)
That was a time when the table was starting to turn
When the twelve dinned with the master
That was their present, as known ‘fore it came
Once, the master did foretell it

And the time came, to totally turn the tables
‘Course it turned, good to be true; true to be good
People who are usually too good to be true
Are usually hard to find

Once again just like in the old
He was minority against the twelve
But things have changed now, even though the table turned
He is still amongst the minority, but evolved
He has been transformed and reborn

Let me not get anyone asking questions here
Let’s get it straight or do I say a little more twisted
The betrayer amongst the twelve, in the old days
The good one amongst every twelve or twelve thousand
So it is in our present day
He may just be you!
What did you figure?
Source: http://www.st-princex.com/2012/12/judas-of-new-age.html

Why They Lied In The Bible(shocking Proofs)by Prince Xavier
https://www.nairaland.com/2492860/why-lied-bible-shocking-proofs
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Demigods:
May God have mercy on me, but you are a fool.

Your comment is really laughable. But may God bless and Enlighten you

adebayo201:
Make I laugh first...

Even intro self is short of words... It's well.

But what I know is that there's no assumptions in anywhere of my Bible. Because they're arranged from Matthew to Luke doesn't mean that it's how they should.be.
We are not after how the arrangement were, we're after what we can derived from them. Mind you, each wrote according to how they're moved by the Spirit.
Also, the Bible isn't a novel. We don't need it! If we need it it'd have been there.
Look beyond the letters, it's how it can better your life you should be after.


Shalom!

well spoken. I think you truly get my point

elijah2u:
Story For The gods

Pls read the full post @ http://www.st-princex.com/2013/12/synoptic-tales-from-here-and-beyond.html
Then ask again if its a story for the gods

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For many years, I have read the first three books of the New Testament section of the bible (Mathew, Mark, Luke) and many a times I have asked myself which was the proper account or most accurate account of the life of the messiah Yeshua(Greek - Jesus)? I’m sure you must have too. But in the quest for the answer, I find myself asking a bigger question:
Who wrote the books of Mathew, Mark and Luke ? You may say, that’s easy. Its Mathew, Mark and Luke! Well, I thought so too. Just then another question pops up : Why are they so similar? Its highly unlikely for three different people, from different backgrounds and orientations with different modes of expression , to write an account about someone using almost the same words (in some cases word for word), following the same order and sequence . well, as usual I decided to find out for myself and thus birthing this piece. I do not promise you the answers to all your questions. But, a possible reason why are so.

The Word Synoptic is from two greek words : Syn (Together) and Optic(Seen) , which means Seeing Together. These gospels were called Synoptic because they include many of the same accounts, mostly in a similar pattern and in similar wording. But before we go into similarities and differences lets get a little glimpse of who these said men actually were.
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Assumptions:.
It is generally assumed that:

• Mathew was the first to be written, followed by mark and luke
• Mathew , mark and luke wrote are the authors
• Luke and mark were third person accounts while Mathew was an eye witness
• Mark got his account from peter, while luke from paul

Facts:
• No original copies of the gospels have been found
• Luke is the only gentile writer among them
• They were all written in Greek
• None of the gospels gives the identity of their author

Similarities/Differences

Almost all of Mark's writings is found in Matthew , and much of Mark is similarly found in Luke. Also, Matthew and Luke have a large amount of material in common that is not found in Mark.

Matthew
The accounts of Matthew , Mark and Luke are not eye witness accounts of the Life of the messiah as against that of John. But you may say what about Matthew! wasnt Matthew a disciple and an eye witness? Well, The style and language of the gospel do not suggest that.
The account of Matthew relies so heavily on Mark's text, it seems unlikely that Matthew the Apostle was its author.

Mark

Internal evidence shows that Mark’s Gospel was written for Gentiles, especially for Roman Gentile converts. The Gospel quotes but seldom from the Old Testament ( 1:2, 3; 15:28), since an appeal to the prophets would have been meaningless to the Romans. So, too, the title "Son of David" is rarely applied to Yeshua(Jesus). Comparisons between the Old and the New Law - which form so striking a feature in the Sermon on the Mount are also missing.
So, did the said John mark write the gospel that bears his name? The gospel doesn’t tell us!
REad the complete article @[url] http://www.st-princex.com/2013/12/synoptic-tales-from-here-and-beyond.html[/url]

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A great sigh of relief has been expressed by thousands of graduates in Nigeria as ‪#‎technooil‬ Nigeria ltd, a leading indigenous integrated energy group has embarked on the construction of a multi-million naira Liquefied Petroleum Gas (cooking gas) cylinder manufacturing plant in Lagos, to produce 5 million units of cylinders annually. Upon completion, this plant is said to create no fewer than 1000 jobs in Nigeria.
This giant stride of decongesting the already saturated labor market of Nigerian graduates, is born out of the company’s campaign to encourage more Nigerians to embrace the use of LPG (cooking gas) which is clean, safe and affordable.
This is in line with the company’s Going Green initiative that advocates the use of cooking gas against the use of firewood or kerosene.
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
#technooil
https://www.facebook.com/technooil

https://newngrguardiannewscom.c.presscdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/nysc-coppers.jpg
A great sigh of relief has been expressed by thousands of graduates in Nigeria as ‪#‎technooil‬ Nigeria ltd, a leading indigenous integrated energy group has embarked on the construction of a multi-million naira Liquefied Petroleum Gas (cooking gas) cylinder manufacturing plant in Lagos, to produce 5 million units of cylinders annually. Upon completion, this plant is said to create no fewer than 1000 jobs in Nigeria.
This giant stride of decongesting the already saturated labor market of Nigerian graduates, is born out of the company’s campaign to encourage more Nigerians to embrace the use of LPG (cooking gas) which is clean, safe and affordable.
This is in line with the company’s Going Green initiative that advocates the use of cooking gas against the use of firewood or kerosene.
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
#technooil
https://www.facebook.com/technooil

MarvellousGod:
Till then, for now this is just words of mouth...


Not being a pessimist, but really till then..... Till people get called for interviews/employment. ....


Btw, goodnews still...

I will suggest you keep close tabs to their facebook account [url] https://www.facebook.com/technooil[/url]
The plant will be completed by october this year. So your wait wont be so long. start dusting em cvs

Techno Oil to create over 1000 jobs
A great sigh of relief has been expressed by thousands of graduates in Nigeria as ‪#‎technooil‬ Nigeria ltd, a leading indigenous integrated energy group has embarked on the construction of a multi-million naira Liquefied Petroleum Gas (cooking gas) cylinder manufacturing plant in Lagos, to produce 5 million units of cylinders annually. Upon completion, this plant is said to create no fewer than 1000 jobs in Nigeria.
This giant stride of decongesting the already saturated labor market of Nigerian graduates, is born out of the company’s campaign to encourage more Nigerians to embrace the use of LPG (cooking gas) which is clean, safe and affordable.
This is in line with the company’s Going Green initiative that advocates the use of cooking gas against the use of firewood or kerosene.
‪#‎TechnoGreenNigeria‬
#technooil
https://www.facebook.com/technooil

tmeg:
Where is the job located

The plant is under construction in lagos