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E mu oju aje kan oniso = bring backbiter face to face with person he/she is talking about OR two people making conflicting claims over any issue or item together to clarify facts. |
^^^^^ lol, go get Avis - rent a car, then , since you are too fragile to enter Naija bus, with about N25k per day rental cost, you should be fine. On a good day, from Ojodu bridge to OAU at Ife entrance should take 2-3 hrs. |
Getting bus or car from Ojota garage to Ife direct is your best bet, no try any soole jare, since you have not been there before, direct bus is better. |
^^^^ so lucifer worshippers developed most civilized nations and discovered things that make life easier for the non lucifer worshipers, yet lucifer is supposed to be bad, ![]() |
Almost all earliest great Americans were members of Freemasons, including Washington, Franklin etc, if they worshiped devil, how did they get "In God We Trust" into American logo. Just like Awolowo once said, "only those who know deep can call deep". http://www.freemasonry.bcy.ca/history/first.html http://www.rapidnet.com/~jbeard/bdm/Psychology/mashist.htm 20 GREATEST NAMES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION John Adams - Spoke favorably of Freemasonry -- never joined Samuel Adams - (Close and principle associate of Hancock, Revere & other Masons Ethan Allen - Mason Edmund Burke - Mason John Claypoole - Mason William Daws - Mason Benjamin Franklin - Mason Nathan Hale - No evidence of Masonic connections John Hancock - Mason Benjamin Harrison - No evidence of Masonic connections Patrick Henry - No evidence of Masonic connections Thomas Jefferson - Deist with some evidence of Masonic connections John Paul Jones - Mason Francis Scott Key - No evidence of Masonic connections Robert Livingston - Mason James Madison - Some evidence of Masonic membership Thomas Paine - Humanist Paul Revere - Mason Colonel Benjamin Tupper - Mason George Washington - Mason Daniel Webster - Some evidence of Masonic connections Summary: 10 Masons, 3 probable Masons, 1 Humanist, 2 Advocates of Freemasonry, 4 no record of connections. |
This statement had been in IBB and his cohorts' minds, even when IBB was in power, I could remember in 1988 during a student riot, Aikhomu, IBB's second in command, told Unilag students that they were not future Nigerian leaders. |
ma gbe mi mo'ra = don't patronise me |
[quote author=Gold-mind link=topic=432946.msg5915936#msg5915936 date=1271662861]This is a taboo. They are promoting incest.[/quote]incest!!! how? |
dayokanu:Olosa = Sunmomi (dodomi) = armed robbers agb'ode gba = thieves kingpin |
Ta lo mo Okolo e l'Oyo = a way of tellling someone that he/she is unknown or insignificant Story: Okolo was a horseminder in Oyo town. One of his friends was asked by his would be in laws to name his associates, he then called the name Okolo. The in laws jokingly asked sarcastically who the hell was Okolo "who knows your Okolo in Oyo". Okolo felt very bad about this, the following day he set the house of his master on fire. The arson incident made him known in Oyo town from then on. |
Fi'di hee = interim or temporary assignment |
"Ejo ngboro" = name given to someone that seem to be all over the town: Literally means snake or serpent in the street or in town. Given originally to Hebert Macaulay because he seemed to be seen all over the town almost simultaneously, as a politician and surveyor, Herbert Macaulay could be seen at Ebute meta now, someone would say "I just saw him down there in Mushin" and so on. It means he is all over the town. Remember he was the first Nigerian to own a bicycle, which helped his movement too. Ejo ngboro implies as swift as a serpent. |
r231:I actually wrote ogbun meaning ditch or abyss, dirty person = obun, Topic: precious child ogun laye |
r231:lol, anikanjopan = selfishness ori oke = hill top ogbun |
i actually meant hermaphrodite = s'ako s'abo ori o lori = another person's head anikanjopan (do do do re mi) |
cheating s'ako s'abo |
r231:lwkmd, ![]() ajesara = antidote or immunization or preventive / protective medicine ewuro = bitter leaf suya |
tout ajesara |
ocean and lagoon iji |
eunuch opo (re mi) |
big masquerade would be last out of shrine. Esin inu iwe |
@frosbel, pleasant: Thanks for your plesant comment on my post, the better we jaw-jaw, the lesser we war-war, lol frosbel:Nobody would impose any banking system on you, you have a right to choose what kind of banking you like. Like I have written before, Islamic window has always been existing and still existing, Muslims have the choice of saying, "Do not pay interest on my account" or collect the interest separately and dispose as Sadaka the way he likes. The system is not that Islamic banking would replace the present one, but would be encouraged and promoted as an option, I think that is fair enough. frosbel:any money in the hands of religious group is for the spread of that religion, The Christians use the money for Crusade, Crusade have the same meaning with Jihad. frosbel:Start from work days, Sat Sun off, who does that favour, fyi, before Independence, the Northerners were working Sun - Thurs, Fri and Sat were off. Salary classifications such as Xmas bonus, etc. Muslims go to pilgrimage as a pillar of Islam, now Xtians must go to Israel whether it is biblical or not. I really do not want to derail this trend along religious line. |
frosbel, what exactly is the point of your trend, are you against Islamic banking for fear of spread of Islam or what. FYI, Nigerian banks donates to religious organisations and 90% of that money goes to churches, are they not funding Christianity that way. you may check their AGM report to confirm this. Why is it that Muslims do not say a word, when non Muslims institutionalise their religious practices, but they would stop at nothing, including falsehood to oppose anything perceived to be Islamic. ![]() |
frosbel:There is no money without string attached, even the school fees parents pay for their children or food you eat at homes are not free, the salary you collect is based on agreement, NO FREE LUNCH. |
frosbel:LWKMD, I laugh in french: @frosbel, FYI, Alhaji Mutallab just retired from First Bank as Chairman at the age of 70, Is FBN sharia banking, Na wa oo, NAIRALAAAAAAAAAAAADDDDDDDDDIIIIIIII, ![]() |
That clip is from Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), so nothing different is expected. FYI, Islamic banking is not new in Nigeria, so Sanusi is not implementing anything. Habib bank, when established by Abiola and YarAdua came with Islamic window and many banks have it, even now. LOTUS Capital is Halal fund, and for your information, it is the mutual fund with least value losses, during the meltdown. We accept IMF damaging conditionalities but want to throw away both baby and bath water once we hear Islamic, what a brilliant idea , |
Pele and his likes like our own "Thunder" Teslim Balogun came ahead of their times so those who did not see them in action would argue their claims. Pele in 2000 decleared himself as "Sportman of the Century" in protest to declaration of Mohammed Alli by the award committee. In Nigeria for instance, people like Onigbide regards Thunder as the greatest footballer of all times, no matter what others think of Odegbami, JJ Okocha and the rest. |
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, since you are too fragile to enter Naija bus, with about N25k per day rental cost, you should be fine. On a good day, from Ojodu bridge to OAU at Ife entrance should take 2-3 hrs.
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