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lomomike: Seems like you don't want to cooperate. Go contrary to that humble plea I posted and earn a ban from me.I like nervous mods |
Seun: I hereby beg the Igbos for mercy. I assure you that I have no negative feelings toward Igbos. I have appointed so many Igbo moderators.diplomacy |
Nice... Make I go carve my abs |
Nobody defected anywhere.. They just got a group of guys, paid them to appear as electorates.. They dont even give a fvck about who wins or loses.. Pdp trying to appear relevant |
Dis woman no Try at all! She should have told them to shoot at the tyres first, then the windshield.. The police p.r.o. should not have been accessible, we used to this line : " The police p.r.o. could not be reached for comments"... |
hi |
I hate the fact that I cant say what I would have loved to say |
Justeenaleo: Atleast he doesn't do weeddbanj is a heavy weed taker ! One of The world's finest |
Plot for lease |
Subom1: Nigeria too was great back in the day, so does that mean our country today has no developed places?it's because of centralised power that's Why our cities are under developed, and the overdependence on crude! If each state was left to administer it's resources, it would be a competition for who Can develop faster and attract investors! Instead we Are having ultradeveloped enclaves like maitama, asokoro, banana island, and under developed ' other places'... Even with that, our economy Is far larger than theirs! If we maintain steady economic growth, cut corruption recurrent expenditure and with purposeful leadership, we would be a major world economy soon. The govt would never develop random states, so infrastructure is outta The question |
iterator25: I reside in southern Africa, dude, that's ur own opinion..I wouldn't agree that there's a " best english", even within england regions have their characteristic accents which may vary by Very large amounts.same in the states, the caribbean and other english speaking countries.. To our ear, some sound nicer than others eg ghanian accent, arab accent, etc |
[quote author=ROCK-J]He should stay in the best league in the world which is England if he wants to be relevant. No one watches Portuguese league.[/quote]portugal has excellent coaches and youth schemes that would refine him and give him playing time... Or he could go to holland instead, But not chelsea! Na mourinho wan drop torres Or lampard for am ? |
shymexx: Infrastructures. Have you seen Luanda?luanda is in angola |
Subom1: You really need to travel. Zimbabwe used to be one of the best if not the best country in Africa back in the day(Rhodesia). They also have the best literacy rate in Africa.Infact I have... I lived and worked with an R and D firm in bulawayo . Zimbabwe used to spearhead african economy before their independence, But mugabe has changed all that... As at last year, the gdp was around $3OO, it has risen slightly now, their dollar is no longer in the market because it has completely lost value! The only thing they have left is their education! Bro, rhodesia was a great nation, But zimbabwe is not |
Subom1: You really need to travel. Zimbabwe used to be one of the best if not the best country in Africa back in the day(Rhodesia). They also have the best literacy rate in Africa.back in the day... |
woky: IGWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEthe igbos would never cease in the catholic faith |
Funny guys! it's a known fact that Christ would be the king, even before he came... I think catholics should ponder on unknown questions like " if they would make heaven? " |
There are so many similarities between zimbabwe and the country described in george orwell's 1984... If not that nigerians are wanderers, Is zimbabwe as developed as Any 2nd tier city in nigeria? Dey should leave and go back home, because When they start killing them, there's nothing You Can do, mugabe doesn't even believe in diplomacy in the first place |
mrphysics: ok now, am just looking forward to be first to comment, bt i knw dat God is helping me. i love nairaland and the members,they have invested so much in my life, my prayer is dat God will bless them and grant them success in life. i want to 2 thank my parents and my very person for all my efforts. wht on earth is nt physics??. if u wish to be first to comment pls like dis postI could teach You the art of ' 1st to comment'... Just pm me |
The Bible does not specifically address a Christian having plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery. There is nothing in the Bible to indicate that plastic surgery is, in and of itself, wrong. However, there are several things that one needs to consider before deciding whether or not to undergo these procedures. Altering one's body is unnatural, and there are always risks of potential side effects, both physical and psychological. No one should allow himself to be put “under the knife” without first thoroughly researching all alternatives, risks, and side effects involved with the surgery. A person also needs to fully identify his or her motivation for desiring the surgery. For many with physical deformities—whether genetic or acquired—it is natural to want to fit into society and feel “normal.” There are also cases of slight abnormalities that would cause someone to feel very uncomfortable with himself, such as a very large or misshapen nose. But many, if not most, plastic surgeries are attempts to meet emotional voids in physical ways, to attract attention, or to seek approval from others. The most commonly performed cosmetic procedures include breast augmentation/lifts, liposuction (the removal of body fat), facelifts, eyelid lifts, buttock and other body lifts, leg vein treatments, botox/fat injections, and nose and face reshaping. Approximately two million people subject themselves to these kinds of procedures each year, shelling out money and sacrificing time and comfort. When vanity motivates a person to undergo surgery, he/she has become his/her own idol. The Bible warns us not to be vain or conceited (Philippians 2:3-4) and not to draw attention to ourselves by the way we look (1 Timothy 2:9). Another concern would be the cost. This is a major consideration because most people have families, and the expense of plastic surgery should never come before the needs of the family. The Bible also tells us that we need to use wisely the money that God has entrusted to us (Proverbs 11:24-25; Luke 16:10-12). The most important thing to do before making the decision to undergo plastic surgery would be to consult God about the issue. The Bible tells us that God cares about every worry and concern that we have, so we should take our problems to Him (1 Peter 5:7). Through the wisdom and guidance of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, we have the ability to make decisions that will please and honor Him. “Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised” (Proverbs 31:30). Even the most skilled surgeon cannot hold back the hands of time, and all cosmetic surgeries will eventually have the same result—aging. Those lifted body parts will sag again, and those cosmetically altered facial features will eventually wrinkle. It is far better to work on beautifying the person underneath, “that of your inner self, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is of great worth in God's sight” (1 Peter 3:4). |
Haryoryhemie: Source ko, sauce ni. Must U̶̲̥̅̊ doubt every news?i've already verified It myself! He could have just cited a source, we've seen alot of ASUU related trash... |
emekaanijah: first to commentYour network connection is too slow! Are you browsing with a land-line ? |
He should sign for fc porto because chelsea and man city dont have sufficient youth development programmes... And he would be moulded properly instead of being rushed |
Source?? |
the warrior72: Look at how hungry & ill fed they look, spits on them,their families & Mohammed(SBOH)Surprised You weren't banned,you're so on point! I've always wanted to say this Northern organised religion is a sham |
The govt should pay next time... I don comment, happy now? |
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