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warlei: I chose lasu as first choice for medicine.lagos state.
Pls hw is accomodation both ikeja and ojo campus 4 usm
What is the gradution percentage of new intakes?.

In ojo u will ave to get hostel for urself outside d skool
After ur 1st year in ojo all medical students are always moved to ikeja,d hostels in ikeja(lasucom) are 5 star hostels which u wud ave paid for in ur skool fees,u just ave to work hard to be there
Lasu can admit not more than 75 medical students and 10 dental students, also they ave physiology

LASU NEW SCHEDULE OF SCHOOL FEES
Arts/Education are
paying N193,750; Social and Management
Sciences, N223,750; Law, N248,750; while
those in Communication/Transport, Sciences,
Engineering and College of Medicine are to pay, N238,750, N258,750, N298,750 and
N348,750.

The Lagos State University - also known as LASU -
was established in 1983 by the enabling Law of
Lagos State of Nigeria , for the advancement of
learning and establishment of academic excellence. The university caters for a population of over
61,000, enrolled in full-time and part-time
programmes at the Diploma, Undergraduate and
Postgraduate. Lagos State University (informally
LASU), located in the city of Ojo , Lagos , Nigeria, is
the only state university in the former British colony. The Vice-Chancellor is Professor John Oladapo
Obafunwa. Lagos State University was conceived as a multi-
campus, collegiate and non-residential University.
Today, Lagos State University operates a multi-
campus system with four fully owned campuses
having its main campus at Ojo (along the Badagry
Expressway) and other campuses at Epe (where the Engineering Faculty is located), Ikeja and
Surulere , as well as six external/affiliated
campuses. The Vice Chancellor of the university Professor
obafunwa has embarked on a voyage of
rebranding the university through the building of
hostels within the Ojo Campus and the construction
of a Private Virtual Network (PVN). He is also
making efforts to put the University in its rightful leading position in various disciplines particular
Law and Medicine.

maxwello.yg:
i chose Lasu as my 2nd choice of institution and wanna study medsurg, however i am not a lagosian, i am a bright student. i hope catchment things no go affect my admission in anyway if i do wella?

forget med& surg in lasu,dey dont admit 2nd choice candidates 4 medicine anymore unless u ave long legs,i will advice u to change or just forget lasu

if u ave any problem,ask ur questions here,
More info later.

who and who do u think will make d list?

Camp opens this
weekend Chief coach of the
Super Eagles,
Stephen Keshi,
has shortlisted 24 home-based players for camping ahead of this
month’s 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifier against the Harambee Stars of Kenya in Calabar,
Complete Sports can confirm. Keshi who led the Eagles to a resounding victory at this year’s Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa, released the 24-man list yesterday afternoon and is expected to make public the
list of the foreign-based players on Friday. “I am expecting 24 home-based players in
Abuja for camping to kick start our preparation
for this month’s World Cup qualifier against
Kenya which is a very crucial match,” he began
in a brief conversation with Complete Sports
yesterday evening. “Most of the players that make up the 24-man list are those that have been in the team before.
So I decided to recall them to see what they can do because as I said earlier, we are still
rebuilding the team and we are going to give
'new' players the opportunity to show what they can do. We just want to see whether they
'll come out good." “The list for the foreign-based players will be
out on Friday and they also are expected to
report to Abuja to join the home-based players
before we depart for Calabar a week before the game,” he explained. The Super Eagles lead their World Cup
qualifying group with four points from two
games. A 1-0 victory against Namibia in Calabar and another 1-1 draw against Malawiin Blantyre puts the reigning African champions in pole position.
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Burkina Faso midfielder Jonathan
Pitroipa was voted 2013 Africa Cup
of Nations Man of the Tournament

Tunisian Youssef Msakni took the Goal of the
Tournament award for his late winner against Algeria,

Nigerian Emmanuel Emenike won the Top
Scorer prize.

Victor Moses win the Fair
Play honour.
afconmobi.supersport.com/news/130211/Pitroipa_voted_player_of_the_tournament

nigeria 3 burkina 1,if dey score 1st we might struggle,but nigeria will carry d day no mata wat

This afternoon Leo Messi extended his contract with FC Barcelona through June 30 of 2018. The
signing ceremony was attended by the player,
President Sandro Rosell, Vice-President Josep Maria Bartomeu and the Director of Football Andoni Zubizarreta. Messi added two additional years to his existing
contract, which was set to expire in June of 2016.
The player, who joined the Club when he was 13
years old and made his first-team debut three years
later, will be 31 when his contract expires.
www.fcbarcelona.com/football/first-team/detail/article/messi-extends-contract-through-2018

mark my words,thou i want my darling super eagles to win but its beyound d physical,nigeria will lose by a slight goal margin,it will be so close,thou if keshi is retained after d lose we will win d nations cup in 2015.nigeria wont play in dis years nations cup final,GOD has a plan 4 d national team of nigeria,sorry nairalanders,nigeria will lose.

Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi dedicated Tuesday’s
2-0 defeat of Ethiopia to his countrymen. The Super
Eagles earned passage to the quarter final through
two late penalty goals courtesy of Victor Moses. Keshi spoke after the game that is was not an easy
encounter against the East Africans who were
returning to the tournament for the first time in 31
years.A lot of respect for the Ethiopian team because it is
a quality team. We knew it wasn’t going to be easy
because they love to play football just like we like
to play,” said Keshi. “This victory is a victory for Nigerians. It’s
something that I’ve been waiting for so long to
make Nigerians everywhere in the world happy.“ Nigeria will next play giants Cote D’Ivoire in the
quarter finals next Sunday. It is a challenge which
Keshi anticipates will bring out the best in his team. “Taking on Cote D’Ivoire is a different ball game, it is
a different mentality – everything is different
because it is not going to be the same as preparing
against Ethiopia or the last two teams we played
against,” he said. The coach also praised the effort of Enugu Rangers
midfielder Sunday Mba who madehis first start in
the tournament against Ethiopia. “Mba was wonderful, he played so well and I’m
happy for him. We’re trying to introduce young
players that Mikel, Yobo and Enyeama can direct
them on the field. “What we’re looking at is not just the Cup of
Nations but how we will be able to build a very
outstanding team for Nigeria in the next five years,”
Keshi said.
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so whats ur take on keshi's and d zambian goalkeeper

Eagles Coach Defends Chelsea Star Over Penalty Miss Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has insisted that
there was nothing wrong with the decision to let
Mikel Obi take the penalty against Zambia last night. Mikel has not been a prolific goal scorer for both
club and country and some question the fact that
he was allowed to take the penalty against Zambia. But Keshi defended his decision, claiming that any
other player could have missed like Mikel did. “It’s not fair to say Mikel shouldn’t have taken the
penalty,” Keshi said. “He scored a penalty against
Liberia in Calabar, so he could have scored this one
too. Penalties do not have specialists and anyone
can score or miss. Scoring and missing penalties are
part of the game.” Keshi also took a shot at Egyptian referee Grisha
Ghead for the penalty decision that led to Zambia’s
equalizer. “I don’t like speaking about referees much, but
today I’m not sure that should have been a penalty.
It was a big game and the referee had to be sure
before giving a penalty. But we move on; the
referee has taken his decision and we can’t do
anything about it.” Meanwhile, Zambia keeper Kennedy Mweene has
admitted that he did not save Mikel’s penalty, that
the ball bounced off the base of the upright into
touch. The referee had given a corner kick to Nigeria after
the penalty miss, giving the impression that
Mweene had made a second penalty save in a
second straight game. “To be honest, I never touched the ball,” he said.
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moderator,put dis topic on d frontpage

The Nigerian High Commissioner to
South Africa, Amb. Sonni Yusuf, has
expressed satisfaction with the
facilities at the disposal of the Super
Eagles for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Yusuf told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
Correspondent in South Africa on Wednesday in
Johannesburg that the team got the best hotel
allocated to it. ``I must say that the Super Eagles, of the four teams
in the group,have the best facilities; the hotel has
two standard training pitches located within its
precincts. ``We also intend to meet with the LOC on the issue
of accreditation for key government officials to
have access to the team and to discuss other
logistics required for the team. ``The hotel that the team will be staying in was
used for the 2010 World Cup and is still in very
good shape; it is located in a secluded area of the
town, with heavy security,’’ Yusuf said. He added that the mission had notified the Nigerian
community in South Africa to come out en masse to
support the Super Eagles. ``In the area of support for our team, there will be
no problem at all. Nigeria has one of the largest
immigrant populations in South Africa. ``The proximity of Mbombela to Mozambique,
where we also have a large Nigerian community is
another advantage for us. ``So starting from Thursday when the team will
arrive in South Africa,the huge support of the
Nigerian community in South Africa will be felt,’’
Yusuf said.
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Nigeria’s opponents in the first group game of the
2013 Africa Cup of Nations, Stallions of Burkina
Faso, will not have two of their top stars on parade
when they come face-to-face with the two-time
African champions in Nelspruit on Monday January
21st, Complete Sports can confirm. The duo of midfielder Alain Traore and Charles
Kabore will not be available for selection and the
situation will be a big setback to the team that are
desperate to secure a favourable result against
Nigeria in their first game of the competition to
boost their chances of making it to the knock-out stages. According to the report, Traore is currently nursing
an injury and despite the fact that he has started
running as a positive step toward his return to full
fitness, he has been completely ruled out of the first
match. The team medics will however access his
condition ahead of their second game of the tournament against Ethiopia on January 25 while
central midfielder Kabore will also miss the game
against the Super Eagles due to cards accumulation
he was carrying from the qualifiers. The Super Eagles who rounded off their
preparation for AFCON in their Faro camp yesterday
with a 5-0 spanking of a Portuguese second
division side, Farense, in a warm-up game are
expected to land in South Africa later
today.Nigeria’s opponents in the first group game of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, Stallions of
Burkina Faso, will not have two of their top stars on
parade when they come face-to-face with the two-
time African champions in Nelspruit on Monday
January 21st, Complete Sports can confirm. The duo of midfielder Alain Traore and Charles
Kabore will not be available for selection and the
situation will be a big setback to the team that are
desperate to secure a favourable result against
Nigeria in their first game of the competition to
boost their chances of making it to the knock-out stages. According to the report, Traore is currently nursing
an injury and despite the fact that he has started
running as a positive step toward his return to full
fitness, he has been completely ruled out of the first
match. The team medics will however access his
condition ahead of their second game of the tournament against Ethiopia on January 25 while
central midfielder Kabore will also miss the game
against the Super Eagles due to cards accumulation
he was carrying from the qualifiers. The Super Eagles who rounded off their
preparation for AFCON in their Faro camp yesterday
with a 5-0 spanking of a Portuguese second
division side, Farense, in a warm-up game are
expected to land in South Africa later today.
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Super Eagles first choice goal-keeper,Vincent
Enyeama says that he will be so overjoyed if Nigeria
win the 29th Africa Cup of Nations trophy that at
the final whistle on February 10 he will strip to his
underpants.

"It will be a dream come true and I am certain I will
strip to my shorts. Yes, let everyone hear it that I will
strip to my shorts if we are champions".

Enyeama has been very consistent since he became
Nigeria's undisputed first choice goal-keeper just
after the 2002 World Cup in Japan/South Korea. He was in the teams that played at the 2004 to
2010 tournaments where the country got to the
semifinals in all but the 2008 tournament where
incidentally, Austin Ejide was Berti Vogts first
choice. Enyeama regained his place after Vogts
departure and was arguably Nigeria's best player at the 2010 World Cup.
The Israel based player wants to keep playing for a
while yet. "I aim to keep playing until I am 40. If
possible into my 42nd year even. I work hard,I am
focused and if I do as little as I did against
Rottredam in more matches then I can easily play
that long". Asked if the team was under pressure to deliver the
trophy to Nigeria again since 1994,he says:
"Personally I do not think we are looking at the
trophy for now. We want to win the first game, then
the next and then the one after that". "Nigerians should have faith in us, believe the best
of us and pray for us. It is not beyond our abilities
to win the competition with God on our side"
Enyeama concludes.
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explosion at Arepo, Ogun State on Sunday.

The bodies, which were found in the swamp around the explosion site, had little sign of burns.

Even though the fire had reduced when our correspondents got to the scene on Sunday, emergency workers said the situation was still precarious as there was need to completely put out the fire.

Spokesperson of the National Emergency Management Agency, Ibrahim Farinloye, said evacuation of the bodies would begin later on Sunday. He said, “Our assessment show that more bodies will still be inside the swamp. This is why we cannot give a specific number of casualties at the moment. “Two of the bodies found seemed to have floated up from the water. It is likely that more bodies may float later. But we will start the recovery of the bodies found as soon as Red Cross officials and medical team of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation arrive.”
Farinloye said there was a technique that could be applied to make the bodies of other casualties that had sunk in the water to float. He, however, explained that it was necessary for the state in which the pipelines were domiciled to contribute to tackling the menace of vandalism “instead of shifting blames.”
“The state is expected to mobilise traditional institutions and residents, who know the terrain to assist in intelligence gathering,” he said. Deputy Manager, NNPC, in charge of Pipeline Rights of Way, Mr. Obinna Otuu, explained at the scene that
the repair of the damage on the pipeline would take less than a day. “Fuel supply through the damaged point has been shut off since Saturday, but the repairs will be concluded before tomorrow (Monday). So, there won’t be any fuel scarcity,” he said.

Otuu, who is in charge of all pipelines in the South- West, said fuel marketers might start hoarding fuel to create scarcity if the pipeline was not repaired on time.

Amosun blames NNPC Meanwhile, Governor Ibikunle Amosun, visited the site on Sunday, putting blame on the NNPC. Amosun had initially been prevailed upon by aides not to go to the explosion site on arrival at Arepo for security reasons. But he insisted on seeing things for himself after a batch of security agents had gone to assess the situation. The governor said the swampy nature of the terrain
had made it nearly impossible for security agents to work effectively and urged the NNPC to provide equipment that would aid them in carrying out their
duty. He said, “This (explosion) is clearly due to failure of governance. NNPC by its inaction is aiding and abetting this and I want to believe it is part of pipeline vandalism. “How can this local canoe, for example, be used by NNPC to protect a billion-dollar investment? Even if the place is combustive, can’t solar-powered boats be used? “If NNPC supports us, we will get the whole place cleared and if we’re given between five and 10 swamp boogies, we’ll clear this place, erect platforms and install electronic devices. We will put up the CCTV and also have a control room that will monitor the place. “How can vandals hold us to ransom? Just look at dead bodies littering everywhere. It took us 45 minutes to access the place. I even understand that it is the same spot where the three NNPC officials were killed last year.” He stated that it was necessary to invest in security of oil facilities since oil is the bedrock of the nation’s economy. Vandalism is an emergency – Rep

In a related development, Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream), Mr. Dakuku Peterside, has called on the Federal Government to make increasing vandalism of the nation’s pipelines a national emergency. In a release on Sunday, Peterside said vandalism had a far-reaching implication on the nation’s economy. He said, “The issue of pipeline vandalism must be treated as a national emergency. Its relationship to joblessness and poverty in the land is worrisome “My grievance is with those who vandalise the pipelines and I condemn in strong terms the sponsors and perpetrators of this evil.
Pipelines are used all over the world to distribute petroleum products; therefore Nigeria should not be an exception.” He called on security agencies to intensify efforts in protecting oil facilities. Also speaking on the recurrent tanker fire incidents along the dilapidating East-West Road, the lawmaker called on the relevant authorities to hasten the completion of the road. Arrested suspect dies One of the suspected pipeline vandals, who was arrested on Saturday after the explosion has died. According to police authorities, the deceased, Sunday Reuben, sustained severe burns but died at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital on Sunday.
The deceased was also implicated in the murder of three officials of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation last year. Father of the deceased, Hakeem, is also standing trial for the same offence at a Federal High Court. Reuben, who was arrested alongside a medical doctor, Odusina Adegboyega, had told journalists shortly after his arrest on Saturday that he was involved in the illegal operation.

He said, “I was in my house when Suleiman my friend called me that there was a job at Arepo creeks. He asked me to look for a canoe and come with as many gallons as I could carry. Shortly after I arrived, I saw people arguing and fighting. I suddenly heard a gunshot. “Immediately the gunshot went off, there was an explosion, I was lucky that I wasn’t close to the ruptured pipeline. It was the heat of the fire that affected me. I managed to run to my boat where my mother was waiting.
My mother called a doctor who was about taking me to the hospital when we were arrested by the police.” Confirming the death, the officer in charge of Inspector-General of Police Special Task Force on Anti-Pipeline Vandalism Unit, Friday Ibadin, said another suspect was in the emergency unit of LUTH.

He added that three suspects were arrested. It was reported that the explosion occurred on Saturday as a result of the activities of pipeline vandals at Arepo. Three engineers of the NNPC were killed by suspected vandals in the same location in October 2012.
www.punchng.com/news/arepo-bodies-of-vandals-float-on-creeks/

The Super Eagles continued its buildup for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa later this month with an amazing display of attacking football to overwhelm Dutch side, Sparta Rotterdam 1-0, in Faro, Portugal on Saturday afternoon.

The game which was played at the Browns Sports and Leisure Club, where the Eagles are presently camped ahead of the Afcon started on a cautious not for both sides, but it was the Eagles which featured skipper Joseph Yobo pairing youthful Kenneth Omeruo, who was impressive in the heart of the defence, that seized the initiatives just five minutes into the encounter.

A combination of Efe Ambrose and Ahmed Musa found Nosa Igiebor at the edge of the box, but he blasted wide. In the 10th minute, Mikel Obi combined beautifully with Igiebor to free Emenike, but his shot was again wasted. Mikel again did a yeoman’s job in the 14th minute to send Emenike clear and he promptly tucked the ball into the net but Dutch referee for the game Wim Bronsvoort ruled it offside.

From then on it was one way traffic as the Eagles seized control of the game but Igiebor, Moses, Emenike and Musa somehow managed not to score and the half thus ended goalless, to the chagrin of Stephen Keshi, who thought his wards should have at least been two goals up by then.

The Eagles continued from where they stopped in the second stanza and in the 55thminute, Ambrose Efe combined beautifully with Musa, who dribbled his way into the vital area before laying the ball for bulky Emenike to riffle home for what turned out the only goal of the encounter.

After the goal Keshi made eight changes to his team with Ejike Uzoenyi coming in for Victor Moses, Gabriel Reuben for Mikel, Ike Uche for Emenike, Sunday Mba for Nosa Igiebor, Brown Ideye for Musa, Ogenyi Onazi for Yobo, Nwankwo Obiorah for Ogude Fegor and goalkeeper Chigozie Agbim for Vincent Enyeama.

The Dutch side did threaten a couple of times through dangerman, Donovan Deekman spotting number 11 jersey, but it was dealt by Enyeama and later by Agbim. Infact, they took only one straight shot at goal that was easily pick up by Enyeama at the start of the second half.

The Eagles continued their dominant play even with the changes but Ideye, Uche, Reuben and Mba failed to increase the tally, to keep the scoreline at only 1-0, after 90minutes.

Rotterdam coach, Michel Vonk, said he was delighted with the robust, attacking play of the Eagles, adding that if they keep it up they will go far at the Nations Cup. “Your team play physical and quick and at times they slow it down and before you know it they are all over you. I told my players that is what to expect and we were not disappointed. Their quality is very good”, he said.

The coach singled out Mikel Obi and Kenneth Omeruo for special mention. “Your number 10 (Mikel), is very good, creative and has good vision, then Omeruo, very good aerially and gives good cover to the keeper. Your team wasted a lot of chances, they must learn to take them at the Nations Cup and I wish them good luck,” he concluded.

Nigeria will begin their Afcon 2013 campaign with a match against burkinafaso on January 21 in Nelspruit.



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Politics BY SIMON EBEGBULEM, Benin City Apostle Johnson Suleman is the General
Overseer of Omega Fire Ministry, one of the
leading new generation churches in the
country today. The church located along the
Auchi-Abuja road in Auchi, Edo state is another
Mecca in Nigeria as people from all over the world throng the giant edifice to see him. As a
result, it was not easy for Saturday Vanguard to
track down the man of God for this interview
due to his very busy schedule. However, with sincere apologies, Apostle
Suleman finally spoke to Saturday Vanguard at
the Benin Airport, and as expected, he gave his
2013 predictions, saying that it will be
disastrous for the nation if President Goodluck
Jonathan decides to run for the 2015 Presidential election. Pastor Suleman who had
in the past predicted the death of President
Yar’Adua, disclosed that only eight governors
will finish their tenure unless urgent prayers
are made to save the situation. He spoke on his
life and his views on the seeming trend by top Pastors in the country purchasing private jets.
Excerpts: How I received Christ 1992, December 24, I
slept and I woke up December 26. I did not see
the Christmas Day, I slept all through the
Christmas Day. And when I woke up, I was
actually wishing people happy Christmas but
they were looking at me, telling me it was actually a Boxing Day. I was taken aback
because I felt I saw the Christmas Eve and how
come I did not see the Christmas Day. I started remembering dreams I had of heaven
and hell and of God calling me to become a
preacher. Prior to that time, two years before
that encounter, I was already a Christian in
1990 but I was scared to be a Pastor because
of the so much stigma associated with Pastoring at that time. So for the call , I did not
see December 25 1992 and that was the
encounter that I had of God giving me a
warning that I had no other choice than to do
his work. That was the major encounter I had
that made me become what I am today. Life as a cultist in school It was a normal one though I was doing some
secret evil that my parents did not know. My
father was surprised when he heard that I
started smoking when I was in primary school.
My parents were strict. My mum is a retired
police officer while my Dad is a retired politician. They were very strict. But I found out that
sometimes when you are too strict on children,
they device means to break laws. That was
what happened in my case. It was just the
normal juvenile delinquency of the Nigeria
youth. I was not living a good life before I became
born again. I was a cultist in the higher
institution. I was actually leading a sect in
school then. The only thing I never did was to
kill or rob. I am saying this publicly so that
people who are cultists will know that there is nothing there. I did every other thing that a
young man will do but I never partied. I was
always a shy person, and that is why I am even
surprise that I am a Pastor today because I am
always shy in the crowd. I have never gone to any party in my life. I love
doing my things quietly and forget it. I started
my higher education at the Auchi Polytechnic
and did my PHD in UNIBEN. I actually studied
Mass Communication in Auchi. When I was in
school, I was academically sound despite my bad boy attitude. I had a lot of women around
me because they know I was very intelligent in
school. I was SUG President, then class Rep.I
have always excelled in my academics because
that was one thing my parents were able to
imbibe in me. Finding a wife My wife was my enemy. She was some body I
never liked, she was too quiet but I felt she was
a pretender. To make matters worst, she was
my neighbour in our street. She was so quiet
and reserved and I did not like that. I felt she
couldn’t be that pretty and say she didn’t have relationships with men. I never liked her
honestly. But some how, one thing led to
another and today we are married with four
kids. Secret behind the success of my Ministry I
measure success with how many lives I have
affected. I will say I am successful when I have
affected the last person on earth. Presently, we
have been able to move on and carry on just by
the grace of God. God gave me the right team. I have loyal pastors who are educated.All my
senior Pastors are graduates and it has helped
us to bring their secular knowledge to play. It has been wonderful and we thank God.
Why all my predictions have come true Well, I
know I always wait upon the Lord, like every
year I go on 40 days fast three times. I spend at
least five hours every day studying and
praying. But all of that is not what really brings the anointing. The gift of God is embedded in
you by the anointing. When the anointing of
God comes upon you, the gift of God is
embedded in you and it is this gift of God that
propels you to see things and say them. Like I
said, all my predictions have come to pass. I predicted the death of President Yar’Adua. When I predicted that, some top Pastors in the
Ministry said I was lying. I learnt some of them
went there to pray for him and when God gave
me the date of his death, my life was
threatened, people came after me. But finally it
came to pass. You see, when revelations of God come, what people should do is to find out
how to redeem themselves when it is negative
and when it is positive, you thank God for that.
We live in a generation people just get political
when prophecies come. Some people get upset
and start chasing the man of God. This is God speaking through a man and we should
understand that there is nothing personal
about that. But people have this perception that some of you top Pastors belong to one cult or the other where you get your powers. What is your take on that? That is the African belief but if you go to
America and God uses you, they appreciate
God. Africans are used to their traditional
institutions, they are used to occultism, they are
used to the Dark Age. It is their way of life, so if
they see any thing that is spectacular, they ascribe it to the devil. Now don’t totally write it
off because some Pastors have gone occultic.
Some Pastors have gone satanic, some have
gone materialistic. There are Pastors today who are busy
amassing wealth. I don’t know what a Pastor is
doing with an Aircraft. I don’t know what a
Pastor is doing with fifty cars. I read the success
of any Minister by how successful those around
him are; his ability to disburse what comes his way. God is going to bless you, once God is
using you, he must bless you. But you must be
able disburse that wealth. Genuine success
through prosperity is to give back to the
society. When you give back to the society, that
is when you are truly successful. Talking about being materialistic, we have observed Pastors buying private jets and building schools; they are really wealthy in the society but their members are dying in poverty? The truth is that some of these Pastors in
fairness have really done a lot for the less
privileged. We can never do enough but you
can do a lot because there is still one less
privileged person out there that needs to be
reached. It is not possible for the soap factory to make sure that every body gets neat every
day, but what they can do is to affect the ones
they can affect and enlighten the ones they can
enlighten. Most Pastors also have really taken it
up as a challenge to touch the lives of the less
privileged. But some of them have not. When a Pastor has
spent many years in the Ministry and now owns
an air craft, I have no problem with all of that.
What I have a problem with is this pursuit to
prove to the world that you have arrived. You
are going to pay the pilot, the crew members, maintain the aircraft, it cost a lot of money. That
is my worry with people in that category. Advice for President Jonathan One major thing
that I will say now is that people should be
careful not to be crazy about power. One good
thing that I will advise President Jonathan is
that he should not contest for the 2015
presidential election. And if prayers are not made, if we don’t pray, I see only eight
governors completing their tenure. We should
pray because with prayers, a lot of things can
be averted but if we don’t pray, we will see
eight governors only completing their tenure.
What God wants to focus on this year is to reward politicians with their sins. The Agricultural sector is going to receive a
great boost this year. We have natural disasters
coming up. I have a revelation last November
that there will be attempt on the life of President
Obama. I saw an African President being laid to
rest and I saw Nigerian flag flying half mast. We need to pray for President Jonathan, if he goes
ahead to contest there will be trouble. Abacha’s
wife left the villa without Abacha, Yar’Adua’s
wife left the villa without the husband, if
Jonathan goes to contest, some thing very
grave may happen. Those who are pushing him now, they want to
destroy him. I am not saying this out of any
personal animosity. I am saying this now
because it can be averted. He should seek counsel. I love him but destiny
has to be taken very sacrosanct. So I believe
that if he asks for counsel, people can help him
not to run for the Presidency in 2015.www.vanguardngr.com/2013/01/2015-there-ll-be-grave-consequences-for-nigeria-if-jonathan-runs/

obi4eze: Please let's stop the use of all these abusive words and curses. They won't help at all. God bless you all.

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one tin u guys dont know is dat we re all entitled to our opinions.

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Mine is Ike Uche,. .He's committed to the National Team, has no disciplinary problems and he scored in almost every game for Nigeria.

Whats your take and who's yours?

California's San Joaquin Valley is one of the most
productive agricultural regions in the country. It is
also where, among the fresh fruits and vegetables,
an estimated half-a-million plants of marijuana are
growing openly, some allegedly being sold for
non-medicinal purposes. "In the last two years, we've seen large-scale
commercial farming operations of marijuana and
explosions of backyard marijuana grows," said
Lieutenant Rick Ko of the Fresno County Sheriff's
Office. Ko says the spike in cannabis cultivation is a
result of California's booming medical marijuana trade. California was the first state to
legalize medical marijuana almost
16 years ago to help people
manage the nausea and pain
associated with serious illnesses
such as cancer and HIV. Law enforcement authorities say
traffickers are hiding behind
California's medical marijuana
laws and distributing the drug
illegally. Although medical
marijuana is prohibited under federal law, 16 states and the
District of Columbia have legalized
use and enforcement of federal
law is often limited to the worst
offenders. In California, Lt. Ko's team is
attempting to limit the abuse of state and local
medical marijuana regulations. "We're looking for the people that are diverting
medical marijuana from legitimate uses to either
organized crime or profiteering activities," Ko said. Some patients in California are getting doctors'
recommendations to grow up to 99 plants of
medical marijuana.
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LASU BULLETIN: Resumption: 26th Nov. Matric: 10th
Dec. Exam: 11th - 29th Mar. 2013. This is the detail of
the approved academic calendar for 2012/2013
(first semester). 2nd semester begins Mon. 13th May
2013. BEST WISHES.

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