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aminho: And also do not insult Ahmed musa because he is from the north remember Moses is also fom the north[size=14pt]Oga which kine smelly yarns be this?[/size] |
https://miabaga.com/2.0/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/holy-bible.jpg “WARRI—National President of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, will tomorrow, present a pidgin English audio version of the New Testament Bible. The public presentation of the audio Bible, billed for Word of Life Bible Church Headquarters, Ajamimogha, Warri, Delta State, will be witnessed by the South-South Chairman of CAN, Archbishop God-Do-Well Awvwomakpa; Delta State Chairman of CAN, Rev. Gideon Oyibo; Bishop, Diocese of Sapele (Anglican Communion) Rt. Rev. Blessing Erifeta and Rt. Rev. John Usiwoma Aruakpor, Bishop of Oleh Diocese. The event is put together by the Nigerian Pidgin English Bible Promoters Committee that has Rev. Solo Adams as Chairman and Dr. Mark Erumi as translation consultant.” A Bible in Pidgin English. Cool Stuff. Can’t wait to get our hands on one. Meanwhile, we’re caught up in thoughts of what some of those verses look like after Translation: Jesus Wept: Translation: Na Him Jesus start to dey cry Jesus said to Peter: Get thee behind me Satan Translation: Jesus ask Peter: Thunder fire your head. You be devil? And Joseph served in Pharaoh’s court. Translation: Joseph wan use back hand service finish Pharaoh SOURCE |
[size=14pt]lmao...this match would be really funny., I am expecting it..[/size] |
iamSi: Hmm what a info _an info |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]13 guys must go. . . Make it happen. [/color][size=14pt]Lmao. All of them must go..The second or 3rd guy that juxtaposed his head on another man's picture must be the first to go...THis MR Nairaland is absolutely funny I swear. I think Chelseabmw dey kpoli too much. .. Lmao[/size] |
now, this would take me to heaven ...*day dreaming* |
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gudlawkyoung: little loan can help me acquire a ticketI can help you. But you'l have to bring 1. One sky blue horse that pee engine oil. 2. An owl that has super mario tattoo under its wings. 3. A pilot fish. Lastly, bring spiderman to my shrine. Then your request and more would be granted.. But seriously, I can help if you've got collateral tho. |
i kmow say na shark go bite that her arm comot/// fine geh like this shark no gree make she complete |
wetin concern us, the thing sef no even hit 2 pages... |
Chamber10: Must you sound immoral all the time? Because of your comments I stopped my children from visiting Nairalandu and your kids fight for the PC cos of nairaland right? How adictive. |
Kingslaw: R. I.P to the dead! |
official one. i guess this is the one that would be making front page |
https://l2.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/XceQ6DZ1bqAeVPearOF2kQ--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7Zmk9aW5zZXQ7aD0zMjY7cT04NTt3PTQ1MA--/http://media.zenfs.com/en_us/News/Reuters/2013-06-12T162746Z_1_CBRE95B19QD00_RTROPTP_2_NIGERIA-SHIPWRECK.JPG WARRI, Nigeria (Reuters) - After two days trapped in freezing cold water and breathing from an air bubble in an upturned tugboat under the ocean, Harrison Okene was sure he was going to die. Then a torch light pierced the darkness. Ship's cook Okene, 29, was on board the Jascon-4 tugboat when it capsized on May 26 due to heavy Atlantic ocean swells around 30 km (20 miles) off the coast of Nigeria, while stabilizing an oil tanker filling up at a Chevron platform. Of the 12 people on board, divers recovered 10 dead bodies while a remaining crew member has not been found. Somehow Okene survived, breathing inside a four foot high bubble of air as it shrunk in the waters slowly rising from the ceiling of the tiny toilet and adjoining bedroom where he sought refuge, until two South African divers eventually rescued him. "I was there in the water in total darkness just thinking it's the end. I kept thinking the water was going to fill up the room but it did not," Okene said, parts of his skin peeling away after days soaking in the salt water. "I was so hungry but mostly so, so thirsty. The salt water took the skin off my tongue," he said. Seawater got into his mouth but he had nothing to eat or drink throughout his ordeal. At 4:50 a.m. on May 26, Okene says he was in the toilet when he realized the tugboat was beginning to turn over. As water rushed in and the Jascon-4 flipped, he forced open the metal door. "As I was coming out of the toilet it was pitch black so we were trying to link our way out to the water tidal (exit hatch)," Okene told Reuters in his home town of Warri, a city in Nigeria's oil-producing Niger Delta. "Three guys were in front of me and suddenly water rushed in full force. I saw the first one, the second one, the third one just washed away. I knew these guys were dead." What he didn't know was that he would spend the next two and a half days trapped under the sea praying he would be found. Turning away from his only exit, Okene was swept along a narrow passageway by surging water into another toilet, this time adjoining a ship's officers cabin, as the overturned boat crashed onto the ocean floor. To his amazement he was still breathing. FISH FEASTED ON THE DEAD Okene, wearing only his underpants, survived around a day in the four foot square toilet, holding onto the overturned washbasin to keep his head out of the water. He built up the courage to open the door and swim into the officer's bedroom and began pulling off the wall paneling to use as a tiny raft to lift himself out of the freezing water. He sensed he was not alone in the darkness. "I was very, very cold and it was black. I couldn't see anything," says Okene, staring into the middle distance. "But I could perceive the dead bodies of my crew were nearby. I could smell them. The fish came in and began eating the bodies. I could hear the sound. It was horror." What Okene didn't know was a team of divers sent by Chevron and the ship's owners, West African Ventures, were searching for crew members, assumed by now to be dead. Then in the afternoon of May 28, Okene heard them. "I heard a sound of a hammer hitting the vessel. Boom, boom, boom. I swam down and found a water dispenser. I pulled the water filter and I hammered the side of the vessel hoping someone would hear me. Then the diver must have heard a sound." Divers broke into the ship and Okene saw light from a head torch of someone swimming along the passageway past the room. "I went into the water and tapped him. I was waving my hands and he was shocked," Okene said, his relief still visible. He thought he was at the bottom of the sea, although the company says it was 30 meters below. The diving team fitted Okene with an oxygen mask, diver's suit and helmet and he reached the surface at 19:32, more than 60 hours after the ship sank, he says. Okene says he spent another 60 hours in a decompression chamber where his body pressure was returned to normal. Had he just been exposed immediately to the outside air he would have died. The cook describes his extraordinary survival story as a "miracle" but the memories of his time in the watery darkness still haunt him and he is not sure he will return to the sea. "When I am at home sometimes it feels like the bed I am sleeping in is sinking. I think I'm still in the sea again. I jump up and I scream," Okene said, shaking his head. "I don't know what stopped the water from filling that room. I was calling on God. He did it. It was a miracle." [url=source]http://weather.yahoo.com/nigerian-cook-survives-two-days-under-sea-shipwreck-134158223.html[/url] |
Eko Atlantic: She has the right to complain if she pays her tax appropriately.Is that all you can say MR man? Lolz |
Richbee: The extent of disgust to the lagos badagry express way is unspeakable. Ever since I've known that road it hasn't for once been without traffic. The level of damage this year around is just... Damn!!!. A journey that should be about 30 minutes takes close to 3 to 4 hours all because of the little pot holes here and there. This road isn't just a local one, its an international one cos its the major route to some neighbouring countries. You can't blame residents for staying here cos the majority of them are landlords. They own their houses. I'd love for the government to really do something about it and to do it fast as residents walk on foot almost everyday. They suffer on their way to work, suffer to get income for a living, suffer same ordeal back home. Then tell me how the lifespan of such wouldn't be cut short. If we have a government I do imploy them to act fast. The government of lagos state was said to start the repairs and recreation for over 4 years now and still @ dis time no change has been done. I don't even know who to blame, the government or the contractors.[size=14pt]Did you say little port holes here and there? that place is a Valley/ excavation site. Its Implore bro[/size] |
Whoever leaked this song should be ashamed of themselves! https://miabaga.com/2.0/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/d_banj_performing-477x330.jpg Not that we condone the act of releasing artistes’ material without their say so, but if one is determined to walk this path, the least one can do is make sure they get a DECENT RECORDING OF THE SONG. One that doesn’t sound as if D’banj is singing from underneath a bucket while having his testicles twisted in a vise. Shame on you, whoever leaked this. To our Esteemed Readers, I say: Do not bother listening to or downloading this song. Nobody else will tell you, but I will. Don’t bother. You will not enjoy the experience. LISTEN |
Whoever leaked this song should be ashamed of themselves! https://miabaga.com/2.0/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/d_banj_performing-477x330.jpg Not that we condone the act of releasing artistes’ material without their say so, but if one is determined to walk this path, the least one can do is make sure they get a DECENT RECORDING OF THE SONG. One that doesn’t sound as if D’banj is singing from underneath a bucket while having his testicles twisted in a vise. Shame on you, whoever leaked this. To our Esteemed Readers, I say: Do not bother listening to or downloading this song. Nobody else will tell you, but I will. Don’t bother. You will not enjoy the experience. LISTEN |
[quote author=Red-Light]that's why i always toast my bread or put it in microwave before i eat it[/quote][size=14pt] omo me too o.. I wish i could make it myself sef cos all these guys eh, even the women selling the bread sef are extremely dirty [/size] |
icebebe: aiit sub. categories denlolz. its just my opinion o, everybody is entitled to one i guess... |
sis, theres actually really no best way to win a woman's heart and its not something that documentation of can aid you with.. Being spontaneous is part of it, being responsible and taking actions when necessary. That's who a real man is and the ladies never never miss these attributes..I think every other thing are sub categories in the above mentioned. |
Sanboy25: [size=pt] First, you shouldn't have searched your husband's phone.you are a mad man for the above. What happened to 2 becomes 1? she has every right to check his phone whenever.... |
adextetoo: nice look but am better offna him u no carry your "better off" body go compete win? mschewwwwwwwwwwwww!!@#$%^&( |
jennykadry: Living in nigeria is not in my agenda for now.....not with the good life I and my kids are enjoying here. I visit home from time to time but living there or relocating there?? No wayFrom a NIGERIAN living abroad people!!!! |
[quote author=Mr knowitall.]am not gonna stoop to your level and start insulting you because i know how hyper sensitive you can be........and i wont let you derail this thread either.....we can debate this in the complaint section...[/quote]I love you man! I haven't looked past this comment and I hope you did not reply any quote from this on this thread again. Lmao |
nekaa: He didn't av to say it, ah already knewCatafo. |
[quote author=imsu.boi]You're as clueless as a new born child wailing in a midwife's arms![/quote]Lol my friend, lol. |
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