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What sins will your significant other/spouse/lover commit that you just can't forgive? Is there anything he/she will do for you to consider forgiveness? |
what do you call yourself? you better stop all your blasphemmy before the wrath of god comes upon you. the life u are living itself is a miracle go and see many of your mate in the mortuary then will you will be wise. may God forgive you.Why should God punish him? For asking questions especially in this period and time pentecostal pastors are doing magic to grab followers that will sustain their expensive lifestyles? I'm not condemning Adeboye, all am saying is that God does not reason like us and if you care so much, you can give him/her the right answers in form of a rebuttal and not threatening him with fire and brimstone. My problem with RCCG is that the members kind of idolize Adeboye so much that I will not be surprsied if they equate him to God someday. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDWu0PZDouo&eurl=http://www.naijarules.com/vb/nigerian-music-african-music-international-music/28265-uchie-african-rockstar.html Nice song but it's more reggae than rock now. |
Mulato. A mulato thats more close to his white parenthood.Obama is a damn negro whichever way you wanna look at it. What do negores want from him afterall? Whatever they'll get, hispanics, arabs, asians etc will also get. The US presidency is more of an honorary seat than authoritative anyway. |
why do those girls have to dress like that? and why were they bent on standing behind him?Huh??haba, why can't they dress as they wish? Don't we have freedom of choice in this country anymore? Have you considered the fact that it's the society and political climate that have problem with them and not them that have problem with the system. |
If there should be mudslinging, let it be equally played besides, a thing like religion should be the highest weapon an opponent can use to subdue his/her rival in the free world.There is nothing that irritates me more about Obamaniacs than their persecution complex.They seem to cringe at the very thought that anyone will dare impugn Obama's name. |
Perhaps the sexual preference takes precedence over the status of her kittyNot exactly, they are usually undercover. |
This is a silly rookie mistake by Obama's camp. I hope it wouldn't take 4 months for him to come out and resolve this terrible mistake.Is it really a mistake? Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. politics in America is very difficult. Imagine Obama between the devil and the deep sea here? In the same vein, some people are pressurizing him to pick Hilary as his running mate and the media is already saying that if he does that, it means he cannot defend America because if he's not man enough to stand one woman, how will he stand terrorists and while these allegations are going on, the Hilary camp is threatening to decamp to McCain if he picks another. What do you do in a situation like this? |
u can still have preferences. I DONT WANT A MALE, NOR A LESBIANTrue, that is if the lesbian identifies herself with lesbians otherwise, how will you know? |
I have a choice. I'm that obstinate chic that will sit in the waiting area till they bring out their female obgyn from wherever they say she went. What business has a random strangerman got peering into my kitty?Roflmao. Most clinics in Naija have only one physician tho, so if you find yourself there, you are either faced with either male or female doctor. If women complain so much about this, what about men in Naija that are continually faced with female nurses shaving their pubic hairs and dressing wounds on their peewee? |
If those women in headscarves had made it to the picture with him it would be all over the internet within a couple of hrs. So many are looking for the slightest excuse not to vote Obama . . . this would be the perfect reason.So true. |
[size=14pt]Mus'lims barred from picture at Obama event[/size] Two Muslim women at Barack Obama’s rally in Detroit on Monday were barred from sitting behind the podium by campaign volunteers seeking to prevent the women’s headscarves from appearing in photographs or on television with the candidate. The campaign has apologized to the women, both Obama supporters who said they felt betrayed by their treatment at the rally. “This is of course not the policy of the campaign. It is offensive and counter to Obama’s commitment to bring Americans together and simply not the kind of campaign we run,” said Obama spokesman Bill Burton.[b] “We sincerely apologize for the behavior of these volunteers.” [/b] Building a human backdrop to a political candidate, a set of faces to appear on television and in photographs, is always a delicate exercise in demographics and political correctness. Advance staffers typically pick supporters out of a crowd to reflect the candidate’s message. When Obama won the North Carolina primary amid questions about his ability to connect with white voters, for instance, he stood in front of a group of middle-aged white women waving small American flags. On the Republican side, a Hispanic New Hampshire Democrat, Roberto Fuentes, told Politico that he was recently asked, and declined, to contribute to the “diversity” of the crowd behind Sen. John McCain at a Nashua event. But for Obama, the old-fashioned image-making contrasts with his promise to transcend identity politics and to embrace all elements of America. The incidents in Michigan, which has one of the largest Arab and Muslim populations in the country, also highlight an aspect of his campaign that sometimes rubs Muslims the wrong way: The candidate has vigorously denied a false, viral rumor that he himself is Muslim. But the denials at times seem to imply to some that there is something wrong with the faith, though Obama occasionally adds that he means no disrespect to Islam. “I[b] was coming to support him, and I felt like I was discriminated against by the very person who was supposed to be bringing this change, who I could really relate to,” said Hebba Aref, a 25-year-old lawyer who lives in the Detroit suburb of Bloomfield Hills. “The message that I thought was delivered to us was that they do not want him associated with Muslims or Muslim supporters.” [/b] In Detroit on Monday, the two different Obama volunteers — in separate incidents — made it clear that headscarves wouldn’t be in the picture. The volunteers gave different explanations for excluding the hijabs, one bluntly political and the other less clear. In Aref’s case, there was no ambiguity. That incident began when the volunteer asked Aref’s friend Ali Koussan and two others, Aref’s brother Sharif and another young lawyer, Brandon Edward Miller, whether they would like to sit behind the stage. The three young men said they would but mentioned they were with friends. The men said the volunteer, a 20-something African-American woman in a green shirt, asked if their friends looked and were dressed like the young men, who were all light-skinned and wearing suits. Miller said yes but mentioned that one of their friends was wearing a headscarf with her suit. The volunteer “explained to me that because of the political climate and what’s going on in the world and what’s going on with Muslim Americans, it’s not good for [Aref] to be seen on TV or associated with Obama,” said Koussan, a law student at Wayne State University. Both Koussan and Miller said they specifically recalled the volunteer citing the “political climate” in telling them they couldn’t sit behind Obama. “I was like, ‘You’ve got to be kidding me. Are you serious?’” Koussan recalled. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0608/11168.html |
Who are the equivalent of Pharisees today?I think the unbelievers are the equivalent of Pharisees today. |
Dreamer, her case is in the process of being quashed and she'll soon be good enough to govern Ogun state. At least, a woman will be there. Since all of them are crooks, a woman may be a more humane crook than her male counterparts.Moreover,i thought iyabo is on the run |
Well, after all said. What really do these Nigerians want from some of these countries?It's in human nature to migrate to where he'll get a better life. Some people from even neighbouring Ogun state migrate to Lagos because they want to better their lives, will you ask them why they decided not to stay back in Ota? |
Man proposes, God disposes! ![]() |
Ooohhhh, the death travelled got deported to China after he killed the father of Godfatherism.They should not forget that the death that killed father of Godfatherism is still lurking around. Let power rotates! The bastards want to clinch to power till are put to permanent sleep. Shame! |
Good observation and it usually happens late in life. You want to feel good about yourself saying these players get what they deserve.It's a pity that most of you finds it difficult to accept your karma because of overzealous male machismo. |
True, but it's still advisable and more honorable to wait on God. Vengeance is not man's.nah it aint terrorism love |
@posterGood observation and it usually happens late in life. |
Those that made the rules, broke it firstLMAO |
Funny, Cheesy Cheesy men that jump and shout about women all the time like they are some lord over them are usually the ones subjected to hit and run Wink Embarrassed They claim never to fall in love just any how, yet they are lusting after any girl that strides across the street. They shout that they are best with hit and run yet they fall victim by the very girl they labeled "The Numero Uno" CoolYep! jackal take note!!! |
I don't do male doctors. I just don't.Sometimes you really do not have an option besides, in todays world, a female doctor can even be worse than a male one. Lesbianism is on the rise. |
How do you know this, are you a victim!?You don't have to be a victim to know certain things these days, do you? |
Grandfatherism, corruption, partiality, favouritism, candidate imposition and rigging-Wouldn't that make us a terrorist nation? |
[size=16pt]Obasanjo, Daniel differ over governor's successor [/size] By Clifford Ndujihe THE 2011 elections maybe less than three years away but the political landscape in Ogun State is already astir. A battle for the control of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the question of which of the four divisions of the state should produce Governor Gbenga Daniel's successor, were said to be behind the brewing feud between him and former President Olusegun Obasanjo. advertisement Daniel is said to favour the Yewa/Awori division to produce his successor while Obasanjo is reportedly in support of the Egba division. Obasanjo is an Egba while Daniel hails from Remo Division. No fewer than 10 politicians are said to be eyeing the governorship seat on the platform of the PDP. They include Senator Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello (Egba), House of Representatives Speaker, Dimeji Bankole (Egba); Minister of Mines and Steel, Sarafa Tunji Ishola (Egba); Chief of Staff to Daniel, Dr. Yomi Majekodunmi (Egba) and Commissioner for Agriculture, Waliu Taiwo (Awori). The others are Deputy Governor Salmot Badru (Yewa); Commissioner for Housing, Ishiaq Salako (Yewa); Group Managing Director of Gateway Holdings, Mr. Gboyega Isiaka (Yewa), Senator Kola Bajomo (Yewa) and Hon. Biodun Akinlade (Yewa). Of the four divisions, Yewa/Awori is yet to produce the governor of the state. The first civilian governor, the late Chief Bisi Onabanjo (1979-83) was from Ijebu division; Chief Olusegun Osoba 1992-93, 1999-2003) is from Egba; and Daniel 2003 - date) is from Remo. Aside the 2011 power game, sources also said that Obasanjo was not happy with Daniel for allegedly failing to give enough support to former House of Representatives Speaker, Patricia Etteh, when she was in trouble but instead, backed Dimeji Bankole to succeed her. Dimeji's emergence as Speaker was one of the reasons some stalwarts of the PDP cited for their opposition to Obasanjo remaining as chairman of the PDP Board of Trustees (BOT). Sources claimed that Obasanjo was fingering Daniel and his supporters as those behind recent moves to recall his daughter, Obasanjo-Bello, from the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly. The governor's supporters were reportedly peeved with Obasanjo's opposition to Daniel's re-nomination as PDP standard bearer in the 2007 polls. They alleged that the former President unleashed the operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Daniel at that time to actualise the objective. Responding to the allegations and counter-allegations yesterday, Mr. Wale Adedayo, the governor's Chief Press Secretary, said that there was no feud between Obasanjo and Daniel. "There is no problem whatsoever between Otunba Gbenga Daniel and former President Obasanjo. He is a man we hold in high esteem as the father of modern Nigeria. He has shown in words and deeds that he is our father in Ogun State. The reports that there is bickering between the governor and Obasanjo are mere speculations. There is absolutely nothing like that," he said. http://odili.net/news/source/2008/jun/17/33.html |
this thread reminds me of this book i read called Contagious by Quentin Carter. all the guy did was go around and play girls. till he met his match. she used him like thread in a sewing machine.lol.Lol, they always do. Pay back is a bitch. |
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