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It's ranges between 50m and 75m

Omoakinsuyi:
Sir, show us what you can do in 10 days as Acting President. Stop talking stories like your oga

What can he possibly do in 10 days are you listening to yourself ?

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What a dumb and stupid statement from SEC! How on earth is bitcoin a scam . A digital currency where world powers have already begun using the currency as a mode of payment ?

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gabsoft:
Here are the 12 Reasons
1)You can die any moment! No one knows his turn.
2)Your life is short here compare to eternity(everlasting life). 100,000,000,000yrs over there, you've not started!
3)Christ paid the supreme sacrifice over your life. Suffered, died & resurrect for all mankind!
4)Christ has the power to save you from hell. "O ru igi oyin(you are done for)" if you go to hell!
5)You must be born the second time to escape the second death. Certain!
6)God's judgement is indescribeably terrible on sinners. He is angry with sinners everyday!
7)You will regret if you die without Christ! Escape rout is Christ!
The cleansing blood is still available.
9)The devil is decieving and recruiting many for hell.
10)You came naked, you shall go back naked.
11)Many people you know are in hell praying for you not to come there because The suffering of hell is everlasting.
12)Christ has gone to prepare a place for his followers in heaven.
Will you be there? His mercy is still available today...
Repent!

The Topic Should be about receiving the Alofe of Christ , not giving from Colossians 2:
13 King James Bible
And you, being dead in your sins and the uncircumcision of your flesh, hath he quickened together with him, having forgiven you all trespasses; .

We can evidently see that a sinner already is dead in trespasses and therefore needs to tTo RECEIVE John 3:15 That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life.

You have eternal life by believing the gospel

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√How the Battle for the Soul of Nigeria Would Be Won Without a Single Shot Fired

There is no difference in texture and color between goat poop and chocolate. The only way you can tell is to place each, in turn, on your tongue. Then you will tell.

Unfortunately, when you have eaten goat poop for so long, chocolate tastes like poison.

This universe speaks in whispers.

A few months ago, Enugu was in the news for another wrong reason. Several dead bodies were uncovered under the foundation of a “church” building.

••• Ah, Nigeria’s brand of religion! It’s only in Nigeria that five million people could gather under one roof for a religious ceremony. It’s only in Nigeria that a government could dissipate an entire work week to wait for a moon - even after Cassius had convinced Brutus that the fault is not in the heavenlies but “in ourselves, that we are underlings.”

Still yet, in Nigeria, a man could steal your mobile phone on Saturday night and head to church Sunday morning to testify about how God blessed him with a new phone!

The god of Nigeria is Money! Replace many Nigerian prayers that mention ‘God’ with ‘Money’ and you’ll be amazed how eerily serendipitous.

So, I ask the overworked mechanic servicing my generator, “Oshin, why don’t you recruit apprentices? Aren’t you killing yourself doing all this work alone!”

He says: “Sir, I have tried and given up. They never stay. The youth of nowadays want fast money. None of them wants to sit down and learn anything.”

How did we get here? Warped values. Lost innocence. Murder and tyranny. Perversion. Mediocrity. Slavery. Darkness became light and light became darkness.

To be fair on Nigeria, we were not always like this.

••• I remember growing up in my village where there was zero stealing and zero lying - even without the overwhelming presence of religion as we have today. Zero stealing. Zero lying. If you stole or lied, everyone knew and the village ostracized you. But today, in Nigeria, if you lie, everybody applauds you. If you tell the truth, everyone attacks you and calls you hater!

In my village of yore, you displayed your merchandise by the roadside and went to farm. No need for a salesgirl or shopkeeper. Passers-by bought your goods and dropped the money on your table. If the buyer needed change, they picked their change and dropped your money for you. When you returned from the farm in the evening, your money was intact right there by the road. I witnessed this growing up.

We had no fences, no walls around our houses, no metal doors. There was no need.

••• Again, I attended a Unity school. Till this day, my deepest emotional connections remain my Yoruba, Hausa, Efik, Igbo and other brothers and sisters in my class at Secondary School. We have a vibrant Whatsapp Forum like no other. I could never be freer anywhere else than on that forum to express myself without fear or pretense. No one asks, “What tribe are you from?” - the one deadly question that destroyed Nigeria.

How I wish Nigeria had been like our microcosm Federal Government College ’84 group! No suspicions, no hatred, no threats, no discrimination based on religion, no asking “where do you come from?” Everyone accepted, warts and all. Mutual support. Comfortable with each other’s presence. Forgiving of each other’s foibles. Caring about each other’s sorrows.

Sadly, that is the Nigeria that wasn’t and unfortunately, wouldn’t. The poet in me cries from a place of pain, not of pessimism.

Since Ahmadu Bello’s insidious mission statement in The Parrot newspaper of October 12, 1960, the gods knew that this ship would sail nowhere. More than 50 years later, they were right. In another 50, they would still be right if we do nothing.

••• Have you read Achebe’s “There was a country?” What would it take for me to extract you from Linda Ikeji’s blog to read something that could make you a little more intelligent?

You will never discover Nigeria in the earthquake. You won’t in the howling winds or storm. But you may in the still small voice. Even though some don’t even hear the rumblings of the earthquake how much more a voice that is not only small but still. Ear wahala upanda (in Nigerian parlance).

You will never understand Nigeria nor what it would take to rescue its people from the hideous cabal and dark chessmasters who practice political narcotics. You will never understand that the Nigerian ruler is only faking dumbness. He is deliberate and focused in his avowed mission in life - which is anything but kwaraption. And you will never understand the mystical triangulation between Daura, Aso Rock and Bourdillon.

••• You won’t understand, until you unravel what the universe whispered to Nigeria in Enugu: ‘There are corpses under your foundation!’

Let me show you the corpses buried under Nigeria’s foundation. The next three quotes are the most important paragraphs in Nigeria’s history. If you miss them, you don’t know Nigeria’s history one bit.

(1) “Sir Frederick (Lugard) has earned the notorious distinction of being the originator of a system of government … entitled the ‘Nigerian System.’ This system has in the pregnant words of ex-Judge Stoaker been described as ‘a set back to a condition of things resembling the barbarous ages.”

(2) “To the natives of Nigeria … the ‘Nigerian system’ is the most infernal system that has ever been devised since the days of the Spanish Inquisition for the express purpose of humiliating and depressing the units of any loyal and progressive community.” (see pg. 271)

(3) “The three basic principles necessary for the successful working of the Nigerian System are Ignorance, Fear and Military terrorism; that is to say, the perpetuation of the natives in a state of idolised ignorance, the impregnation of their minds with an instinctive dread of the White man and reverential awe for the fetish of ‘White prestige’ and the paralysation of their wills by the spectacle of Military terrorism hanging over their heads like a sword of Damocles. (Page 273)

I extracted those quotes directly from “The Amalgamation of Nigeria, A Documentary Record” published by Frank Cass & Co. Ltd, 1968.

The battle for the soul of Nigeria is almost won - not with bullets. But with insane revelations. By the massive uncoverings. Darkness thrives in mystery and concealment. Truth is victorious in light.

••• Never before have Nigerians been awakened to the facts of their history than they have been in recent times! The gates of brass have been broken, and the bars of iron have been cut asunder.

I feel the excitement of a captured bird who noticed that the rusty hinges of its cage doors were giving way - - that it was only one strong peck away from freedom. And then it pecked and …!

(TIP: Keep your ears within range of the Lower Niger Congress)

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Abeymills:
D writer is an hypocrite zombie

Lay down your facts before commenting

Writen from a heart truly grieved - Mr. Godwin Emefiele’s Report:
Quote
“It is either I do not understand
economics and how exchange
rates work or a vast majority of
us Nigerians still don’t get how
we have wrecked our country
with our own curious choices.

Just this morning, I was listening
to the radio and the lady on air
went on and on about how she
thought CBN governor, Godwin
Emefiele was incompetent and
should be sacked because the
Naira was now exchanging at
309 or so to the USD.

“That view pretty much echoes
the sentiments expressed by
many people I know and it
amazes me that there are
Nigerians who actually think
there is some magic POLICY that
can make the Naira strong in the
near term.

If my economics and
my understanding of the way the
world works are right, then that is
as far from the truth as Jesus
Christ is black.

“The simple fact of the matter is
that apart from oil that accounts
for over 90% of our revenues, we
really don’t have much of an
economy. We hardly produce
anything, we import even
toothpicks, so exactly what
policy is going to be implemented
that will turn Nigeria into a top
exporting economy in the near
term? Where are our Apples,
IBMs, Disneys, GMs, General
Electrics, Coca Colas, Empire
State buildings, Statues of
Liberties, Lockheeds, Citibanks,
JP Morgans, ExxonMobils, NBAs,
Super Bowls etc? Let me bring
that closer home.

“There was a time long ago when
Nigeria had a truly strong
economy and the naira was one
to the dollar – even exchanged
for higher than the USD, but that
Nigeria is not this Nigeria. Sadly
that Nigeria was laid by the
British, and this Nigeria (if you
don’t believe in the nonsensical
imperialist conspiracies like me)
– fueled by the DAMAGING
Indigenization Decree, has been
the creation of us Nigerians.
Back then we had a booming
economy.

We were either the top, or among
the top exporters, of timbre,
cocoa, groundnuts, rubber, palm
oil, etc, in the world. Nigerians
not only holidayed at home in
their villages, at Yankari Games
Reserve, at Obudu Cattle Ranch,
at Oguta Lake, at Ikogosi
springs, at Gurara Falls, at
Mambilla Platueau, etc, we
attracted international tourists
who brought in loads of foreign
exchange.

Even Nigerian schools
were foreign exchange earners
because they attracted foreign
students.
“We had different car assembly
plants – Peugeot, Volkswagen,
Anamco etc. Nigerian
government officials only bought
vehicles assembled in Nigeria for
official cars. We had a thriving
sports industry. We were not Man
United or Chelsea fans, we were
Rangers or IICC fans. We had the
Nduka Odizors, people made
money from sports. We also had
companies like Lennards and
Bata producing school shoes in
their thousands, we had the
thriving Nigerian Airways and the
Aviation School in the north that
produced some of the best pilots
in the world.
In those days if you were brilliant
you were respected much more
than the crass money-miss-road
contractors of today. Most of the
Aje Butters I knew had fathers
who were university dons. Back
then it meant something to ‘know
book’. Our textile industry was
alive and well. Just recently I
watched a news report on the
textile industry in Nigeria on
CCTV News. Though the main
focus was on the comatose
status of the industry, I was
stunned by the gigantic Kaduna
Textile Mill built in 1957. I could
go on and on.

“Today however, no thanks to our
parents (and we must call them
out the way Wole Soyinka did his
generation) and many of us (and
we should be remembered for
failing our children if we continue
like this), we have destroyed
everything. Today for instance
Nigerian football (which comes
easy to me obviously) doesn’t
appeal to us, we have to fly
across thousands of miles to
watch ‘our’ clubs play. Every year
we collectively burn billions of
Naira being fans of clubs that
give us nothing back, but some
‘entertainment value’ – simple
pleasures for which we are ready
to destroy the future of our
children.

“Well people, payback time is
here. Even with our ta-she-re
money we all want to wear
designer clothes and carry
designer bags, Armani, Givenchy,
Louis Vuitton etc. We all want to
drive jeeps with American specs,
our children must now school
overseas and acquire the
necessary accents to come back
home and bamboozle their ‘bush
and crass’ contemporaries that
they left behind. Who holidays in
Nigeria anymore, is there
Disneyland here? No one buys
made-in-Nigeria school bags for
their children, after all no
Superman or Incredible Hulk or
Cinderella on them.

“We are no longer top exporters
of anything and the demise of oil
means we have zilch… zero. A
country of 170M fashion-
conscious people has no textile
industry. We take delight in
showing how our made-in-
Switzerland Aso Ebi is different
class to everyone else’s. When
we help our musicians grow and
pay them millions, they repay us
by immediately shipping the
monies overseas to produce their
“i-don-dey-different-level” music
videos. It makes no difference
that distinctly Zulu dancers are
dancing to a Nigerian highlife
song.
“As stars concerned they also
wed and holiday overseas to
impress us all. All the musicians
who acknowledge their Ajegunle
roots now speak in a cocktail of
strange accents to symbolise
how much they have blown their
monies overseas. Were we a
more serious people, the highly
popular Kingsway Stores of the
past would probably have a
thousand outlets pan Nigeria
today supporting a massive
agriculture industry among
others, but today we have the
likes of SPAR, Shoprite,
dominating the retail industry
while Kingsway is dead.

“And we Nigerians make it a
special point to shop from the
Oyinbos who have ‘cleaner
shops’, ‘better this and better
that’. For our personal pleasure
we don’t mind them dominating
us in our own backyard and
shipping proceeds overseas. I
could go on and on, but I don
tire.

Even as you are reading this,
stop for a moment and look
around you. What you see will
probably explain why we are
lucky it is not N1000 to the USD
yet. And don’t think for a
moment that it cannot get there.
“Just continue to wear your
Armani gear and Swiss-made
lace, continue to spend your
money on Man United, Arsenal,
Chelsea and Barca and
encourage your children to do
same. (My article tomorrow in
my Saturday column in This Day
is on the Nigerian champions
Enyimba FC – Nigeria’s most
successful club – not having a
sponsor, yet Nigerian brands pay
over N600m to Man United and
Arsenal for sponsorship to
impress us.) Ehhh, no problem,
continue to tell me the NPFL is
rubbish or the clubs should clean
up their act if they want
sponsorship, mo gbo .

“Don’t curtail your interest in
choice wines ( we were the
number one champagne
consumers in the world in 2015),
continue to love your American
specs, cheer the education
ministry for letting schools sink
to pitiable levels, don’t fight them
to improve our schools, don’t
chide them for letting schools
drop Nigerian history and
embrace British, America and
whatever else curricular.
“Carry on with your love of
French wines and Chinese silk,
don’t bother about Jamiu Alli
when there is Roger Federer.
Stock up on your Italian,
American, British products which
you cannot live without, including
the ‘baby soft’ toilet rolls
produced only in that small
unique village in England – the
days are long gone since you
were a broke student who used
wet newspapers to wipe your
butt.

“Don’t even consider holidaying
in Nigeria, it’s too dangerous –
you have to fulfill your dream of
being Nigeria’s Henry Ford. Don’t
listen to people like me who have
a wardrobe full of only cheap
adire that is actually cheaper
than just one of your Tom Ford
blazers. Please keep dressing in
fine silk made in some exotic
place so you can be addressed
accordingly.

“Finally keep letting corrupt
leaders who have looted your
commonwealth and shipped all
the monies overseas get away
because to attack them does not
fit your political narrative. Let us
continue with the fine life, let us
all continue to work for Oyinbo.
But don’t forget that there is
payback time and Emefiele is not
your problem. Time for us all to
look in the mirror and take
responsibility"

All I can see is a question set by a Lazy lecturer.

This is one of the reasons non of our higher institutions made top 100 in the world.

Very Sad

The Question should have been who was the real Soldier, and not who nailed it.

GEJ remains and will always remain a bloody civilian. While BUHARI was a retired Army General!

iamDiabolic:
Its sad but I don't see pdp winning 2015 election with the way fayose is ruling in ekiti.all those protest in his favour were all paid protest,ekiti people are not happy with him at all.he himself knows,so all those cutting of kpomo na just to save face on media

I don't know even see him ending his tenure.
For citizens his state to rise up against him!

Don't be too quick to judge at OP. From what I can read above, I think the facility was rented to him and not by him.

Moreover someone highly profiled in the country deserves such a place.

#myopinion

Your Black yansh like devil Bible

First Biafran agitation to me still feel more than a joke as such a comparison with th brexit cannot in any way hold water!

The United Kingdom already has a system that works for them, the brexit has just opened doors for the other regions like Scotland that voted vehemently for a remain would have no choice than hold a referendum to leave UK. Which other regions might follow suit and the name United Kingdom fades away and remain 'Great Britain'.

No offence op but you cannot make such a comparison with the Nigerian counterpart.

bigass:


Which alternative?

Perhaps an empowerment programme for them or something close or else crime would take its course

In enforcing this law the state government should also make provisions for an alternative for these hawkers who rely on this business solely for their daily bread!

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This is just the beginning of the end of UK. They would obviously pay darely for leaving the EU. Especially with Sports.

johnydon22:
[b] "What if?"

Now apply that to every other religious belief out there. . . What if Islamic God is the real one, what if muhammed was actually the correct prophet.

What if it was Brahma or maybe what if it was indeed Osiris.

Here in this thread lies the murdering weapon of religion. . . It betrays a dishonest mind that is not convinced in his beliefs but holds on to it as a gambling means to a fearful end.

"What if"

Such a powerful phrase...

Op have indeed revealed all the fears in his dishonest mind..

-he doesn't believe his own God concept because he wants to.

-not because he finds the concept rational

-not because he love to believe.

-not because he is sure in his conviction.

No his basis of holding on to such belief is FEAR.... "what if"

"what if an angry sadistic God (big enough to create the universe but childish enough to beg for belief or it burns me) exist.

"what if it gets mad and throw me in fire..

and Op also forgot to add "What if out of the 2,900 God concepts around, mine is not the correct one.

This is funny but truly a magnifying glass for all to see the basis of these religious belief... "The fear of a belief and worship mongering Egoistic God"

Here religion got murdered with this fearful show of simplistic pascal's wager.....The dishonesty in the theistic BELIEF is glared to the public here.

With all we have seen here, it has been confirmed that these people worship nothing but their own fears...


I advice you get honest with yourself and determine what you think you believe, determine a better basis for your belief other than sheepish feeble fear.

I'd rather base my own confidence on my reason, study, consistent logic and empirical deductions than base it on a thing as dishonest and fragile as Faith/fear..."

I am honest with myself that i see nothing that suggests belief in personal Gods are nothing more than wishful thinking.

You prefer to clutch on to any unfounded whim with the fear of threat and violence attached to it....

Evaluate your beliefs again because you only believe and worship your own fears...

[/b]

Like I referenced in my post...ask yourself an honest question for once.

Are you ready to gamble your ONE life on your theory?

It's a free world

What if there is a Supernatural undeniable proof that God really exist?

What if there is a coming judgement to the unsaved world?

What if there is an existence of a life after you breathe last? Do you really have control as to when you live and die?

What if Christ really came to the earth to die for the sins of humanity?

What if there is a possibility that same Christ that died thousands of years ago would come back again in the rapture?

What if Hell really existed, and you fooled your conscience into believing otherwise?

What if Heaven really existed, and you fooled your conscience into believing otherwise?

What if Christ was the ONLY way to Salvation?

What if you are fighting your conscience now to Believing the above ?

Do you really want to find out if I am right ?

Are you really sure you can Gamble your ONE life into choosing whether to believe the above or not?

Make the right CHOICE by Accepting Christ today!

The stakes of laughing or scoffing over this message are TOO high!

It's not worth the gamble!

Do not gamble with your ONE Life!

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Nigerian Tribune reports that the delay in the unveiling of the much-awaited ministerial list after President Mohammadu Buhari’s two months in office is connected to the fact that about 33 nominees were found to be linked to malfeasance, fraud and misappropriation of funds.

While only three out of the 36 nominees successfully passed, it came as a shock to know that 33 nominees shortlisted by the president failed the corruption test which was based on security reports. It was revealed to Nigerian Tribune that the nominees penciled in and those submitted by the All Progressives Congress (APC) hierarchy were subjected to scrutiny by the DSS, EFCC, ICPC, CBN, the Force Criminal Investigations Department (FCID), and the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) for forensic screening. However, the results came as a huge disappointment to the president who planned to have a corruption-free administration.

READ ALSO: Why Ekweremadu Should Resign As The Deputy Senate President — Ex-General

The president was held spellbound by the height of some of these nominees who did not pass the corruption test. This made the president to reschedule a new date in September for the submission of his list of ministerial nominees to the Senate for approval. This new list that the president will come up with would have passed the integrity huddle.

READ ALSO: You All Don’t Know The Implication Of Making Buhari The President – Junaid Mohammed

A source said: “Buhari has said anybody with skeleton in the closet will not work with him irrespective of the role he or she played. If such persons are around him, it means he may be pressurised to compromise his principled stance”.

“So they are trying to push him to a corner, because the truth is that they cannot seem to read or understand his body language. They have now seen that Buhari is ready to sacrifice anybody for Nigeria to move forward”, the source stated.

source:http://www.naij.com/491618-buharis-ministerial-list-33-nominees-fail-corruption-test.html