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Raypawer:
hope no life was lost..

no life was lost.

christejames:
Are you sure that's not an arson?

...someone wants to conceal something, doing it the hard way.

can't really tell for sure if it is an arson... Still waiting to hear from the authorities.

MistadeRegal:
What is really the cause of the inferno?

nobody knows... Still waiting for the official report

More pictures

I heard a proceeding list was pasted the morning before this happened... Don't know the Level though.

Pictures

More pictures.

This Happened Last Night In AAU, Ekpoma.

Hostelites and residents of Ekpoma were woken up by the heat of an inferno which totally destroyed the Department of Nursing Science. As at this morning, the cause of the fire incident is still unknown.

madridguy:
Fatimah Bintu Rosulu SAW.
Fine baby, fine name.

make we hear word jare!!!

OP, point of correction. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome started his ministry from the then Bendel state university now Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo state and not the University of Benin...

Front page straight, shebi i talk am

Babylon system is a vampire, falling empire!!!

What led to the protest.? Who are those protesting.?

Her trademark uppercut punches on the d!ck though... Her male counterpart hear wine back then, no be small...

American professional wrestler, actress, and model Joanie Laurer, also known as Chyna is dead.

KINGinVALHALA3:
Oshiomole isn't afraid of ize-iyamu or any other PDP Edo members.

They PDP re the ones who re afraid of him, that's why whenever you tune to ITV, all you watch re PDP and their members from ize-iyamu to the least lambasting not Apc, but oshiomole. so, who is afraid of who?

Mind you, from inception, PDP Edo state has never had a problem with Ac/Acn/Apc but oshiomole. what does that tells you.

Eze-iyamu knows the worth and capabilities of his former master, oshiomole, that's why he is presently not putting his money into his campaign but instead waiting for igbinedion's to come fund it for him.

you remind of that good for nothing TV station, ITV... Pathetic programmes

Same old story from the evil empire

TANTUMERGO007:
may God almighty keep saraki(the alimi of all afonjas) strong and healthy to overcome all these persecutions on his way. we(youths of this nation) are solidly behind him.

which youth.? You or me.? God forbid bad thing...

Palmyra not just an archaelogical site but a symbol of Syria "dubbed the Pearl of the desert" has been recaptured from the dreaded Islamic state. Considering the operation was quick and effective and this happened just about 5months after the Russians came into the fold. Is this a clear evidence that the strategy adopted by Moscow and its allies (Iran, Syria and Shia militias) as against those pursued by the US led coalition (consisting of 60 nations), is more effective in the fight against terrorism.? I believe the Russian counter terrorism strategy is the way to go... My thought though...

OZAOEKPE:
saraki is a role model for all the youths of this country, we are solidly behind you. we know that some forces are behind your trials, but by His Grace, you shall overcome. we the youths of this country voted for you to bring change, and we have witnessed it and still witnessing it in your leadership at the senate. GOD BLESS YOU SIR.



click like if you want saraki to go, and share if you feel he is a role model for youths to follow....

role model kwa.? Ekpa!

cao:
Well, I finished the game a long time ago...and I've abandoned my replay on the PS3 (I stopped at the first, got a PS4 & distracted). Best bet, use a walkthrough.
http://www.ign.com/wikis/god-of-war-ii/Walkthrough
Quelme, here's the exact one for The Ruins of the Forgotten, http://uk.ign.com/wikis/god-of-war-ii/Walkthrough_part_19 . Hope this helps.

I would try it out. Thank u

I'm currently having difficulty passing a certain stage. I'm presently at the "Ruins of the Forgotten". Has anybody gotten to stage here.?

EROMS38:
So much love Turkey n tough talking Erdogan. The way he speaks with confidence. A major world power.

a major what.? Don't even go there.

Kenzico:
What the.....??

if i hear

DesChyko:
I no see this post o

okay o

Source; www.bbc.com

Carl Bernstein, the veteran investigative journalist of Watergate fame, was the first writer to get some sense of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's
importance in John Paul's life. He interviewed her for the book His Holiness in the 1990s. "We are talking about Saint John Paul. This is an extraordinary relationship," he says. "It's not illicit, nonetheless it's fascinating. It changes our perception of him."

Anna-Teresa's husband, Hendrik Houthakker, was a distinguished Harvard economist. After the collapse of communism, he advised John Paul on post-communist economies, and the Pope granted him a papal knighthood in recognition of his services. Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka visited John Paul the day before he died in 2005. He was declared a saint in 2014, and nothing I have found would have been an obstacle to his canonisation. But the process was done and dusted in record time - just nine years. I have been unable to confirm that his correspondence with Anna-Teresa
Tymieniecka was considered during the saint-making process, as it certainly should have been.

But eventually the old warmth returned to the relationship, and some of the most touching photographs and letters we have been able to see relate to his old age. John Paul was diagnosed with
Parkinson's disease in the early 1990s, and became increasingly isolated in the Vatican. She visited him often, and sent him pressed flowers and photographs from her home at Pomfret. In one letter he told her: "I am thinking about you, and in my thoughts I come to Pomfret every day." And his letters include frequent references to their shared past. After his last visit to Poland in 2002 he wrote: "Our mutual homeland; so many places where we met, where we had conversations which were so important to us, where we experienced the beauty of God's presence."

It also seems that she made a further declaration of her feelings for him while he was there, because the letter he wrote to her afterwards suggests he was struggling to make sense of the relationship in Christian terms. He tells her she is a gift from God, and goes on: "If I did not have this conviction, some moral certainty of Grace, and of acting in obedience to it, I would not dare act like this." When he was elected Pope, John Paul wrote to Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka to say that he wanted their connection to continue. He said he did not want "the exchange of ideas, which I have always thought to be so creative and fruitful" to be interrupted. But they fell out badly over the book they had been working on together. She rushed it into print, but the Vatican mounted a legal challenge against it, and she was accused of having distorted the new Pope's ideas. When John Paul failed to stick up for her, she felt betrayed.

Cardinal Wojtyla had a number of female friends, including Wanda Poltawska, a psychiatrist with whom he also corresponded for decades. But his letters to Anna- Teresa Tymieniecka are at times more intensely emotional, sometimes wrestling with the meaning of their relationship. In the summer of 1976 Cardinal Wojtyla was chosen to lead a delegation of Polish bishops to a big Catholic gathering in the United States, and Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka invited him to stay with her family at their country home outside the tiny town of Pomfret in Vermont. It was just the sort of outdoor life he enjoyed, and photographs that I think were taken at the time show him at his most relaxed.

Devotional scapulars are formed of two tiny bits of cloth, worn next to the skin over the chest and back, designed to echo the full-length, apron-like garments which monks wear over their habits. Not many Catholics wear them now, but for centuries they were widely used as a symbol of commitment to the Christian life. This one had been given to Karol Wojtyla by his father at the time of his first Holy Communion, and it seems that he invested it with a special significance in his relationship with Anna- Teresa Tymieniecka. He later told her that it allowed him to "accept and feel you everywhere in all kinds of situations, whether you are close, or far away".