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Another example of the ridiculous lengths religion can push a person to.


DoctorAlien people them.

Adrian Cooper through and through.

Xamie271:
And what has murdering someone's got to do with next of kin?

Na question na.

I was thinking you were looking for a solution.

Have you ever heard the term "patricide"?

Na question ooo....

Yeap. They are.

"For better for worse" should mean exactly that: For better for worse.
Don't get into it if you've not counted the costs.

Sounds like a fabrication to me...

sonofluc1fer:
Dem no dey gree. Time will tell. A true Biggie Smalls couple.

Na pride dey worry two of them.
See love.

Even me dey find this kind of love.

Time will surely tell.

Ishilove:
Nope

He's right jare... The chemistry between una two no be here..

GREATESTPIANIST:
Then live ur life for Jesus!! You wil be be more than fufilled....

Don't be silly. There's no fulfillment in religion.

refreshrate:
Your mum mumu ...oh and your dad too
Anu ofia

E pain am.

Ericsunday619:
I love this song . If am with my gf in bed it's so fun playing gospel songs

You say wetin?
The lord hates that kind of thing.
Repent.

What will you be doing there?

hatchy:
There is an inner voice that is calling you back from where you are going. That voice that only you alone can hear and feel, is it.

You will soon find a reason beyond every doubt to believe that this world and everything in it has a master designer, and did not form by accident as you are meant to believe.
Something supernatural will change all that and you will experience the power of an eternal being.

Save this comment because you will need it one day!

Stop deceiving yourself bros. That ship has sailed for most people here.

I also love playing some Gospel songs.
I have even played Majesty by Michael Smith and Monique's Power Flow this morning.
Very soothing.

blezdBen:
Yeah...had to buy it, didn't regret tho...Dan is genius.

Alright.

blezdBen:
Source: Dan Brown, Origin.

Awesome novel that is.
That very stuff got me thinking...

I've been searching for a PDF file of this book to no avail. Do you have it?

Sugar97:
True feminism recognises that men have roles that are distinct from those of women.

True feminism simply requests that the roles of women are not seen as inferior to those of men, but complementary.

True feminism requires that no one is discriminated against simply because they are feminine.

This is the best definition of feminism I've ever seen and strangely, it's the first time I'm seeing it.
It is a definition I will give my full support.

But from what I can see, it is not how the champions of the the feminist movement define it.
Even Mrs/Ms/Miss Adichie's definition as given by ReinaFarine is not totally in alignment with yours.
What are we to do?

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Thank you for your definition. It made my night.

Students go begin hustle for last be that ooo?

refreshrate:
In your position as vice president na this type thing you suppose dey do?

I swear person wey call this man commissioner was spot on.

Giving a speech in Jakarta at an international conference is beneath the vice-president?
Una go just wan talk make e no be like say una no talk.
Mumu.

Atiku2019:
Lots of Press Releases, Media Stories, Foreign travels and MOUs without any positive impact on the lives of our countrymen.


Change Indeed




Incompetent Government


Winter is Coming




2019 is Coming




ATIKU is Coming

How much does the Turakin Adamawa pay you guys?
I want to join his campaign team.

PaperLace:
The last days are here.

I would have been surprised if I did not see a comment like this on the first page.

phayvoursky:
#3 ADRIANO

Nowadays, Adriano can be seen touting guns more often than scoring goals, but the Brazilian forward had the potential of being one of the best forwards of the 2000s. However, his instantaneous rise to fame and fortune took him down a very dark path. He came to notice when he was at Parma in Italy scoring 23 goals in 37 games in the league but developed into an elite striker only during his second stint at Inter Milan.
He scored an astonishing 38 goals in 78 appearances which made Inter give him a very lucrative five-year deal. His change in fortune, though, also marked the beginning of the end for Adriano.
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The Brazilian went clubbing too often, performed poorly in games and even started showing up for practice hungover. He was sent on an unpaid leave by Massimo Moratti and his contract was finally rescinded in 2009.

Adriano can now most often be seen in his favela in Rio where he hangs out with local gang members. Unfortunately for the forward, the death of his father and his unexpected riches proved to be too much for him to handle.

38 goals in 78 matches is hardly an astonishing record.

phayvoursky:
#4 EMMANUEL ADEBAYOR

Arsene Wenger plucked the Togolese striker out of Monaco and helped him become a fan favourite in his first season at the Emirate. Emmanuel Adebayor, however, followed up his 30 goals with an indifferent second season when he was paid twice as much for doing half the work. Arrogant and brash, the forward felt he was too good for Arsenal and courted potential clubs quite openly.

In spite of claiming he wasn’t in it for the money. he did move to Manchester City for £25million. However, his impetuosity continued at the new club as he failed to show up for training and made outrageous demands while on the constant lookout for that big payout. A prolific goalscorer for much of his career, his progress was hindered by his arrogant self-belief.

Adebayor was hardly an intelligent player – clumsy and careless, he missed too often and was no good at heading the ball even though he was 6’4”. However, the former Arsenal player remained oblivious to his failings while the rest of the world caught on. The latest club to back out of a deal with him was Lyon who realised he was just a very expensive problem.

What a foolish post. How was Adebayor's career ruined?
Adebayor still plays in the Turkish top flight and he's doing well for himself.

Five ex-presidents came to your school recently. Did you see them?

They advertise for preachers now?