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lalasticlala... Come do your work...

ionsman:
Where is Good luck?

Wasnt nominated...

Who do you think will win...

Others include

Rev. Fr. Mussie Zerai
This Eritrean priest set up a hotline for refugees from his country and beyond who found themselves in peril on the dangerous journey to Europe. He set up a centre to field calls from north Africa and from leaky, drifting boats on the Mediterranean.

He has meanwhile become an advocate for refugees in the face of poor conditions and hostility across much of Europe. If the Nobel committee was looking for an everyman hero, Zerai could fit the bill. On Tuesday, Paddy Power had him as their joint favourite, along with the the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. Odds on both: 6/1.

Denis Mukwege
The Congolese gynaecologist has been on the Nobel committee’s radar for several years for his determined and often lonely work with rape victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He was awarded the European parliament’s Sakharov prize for human rights work in 2014. Could his next award be the Nobel?

Victor Ochen
The 33-year-old youth activist is a survivor of the chronic conflict and insecurity of northern Uganda, having seen his elder brother abducted by the Lord’s Resistance Army rebel group. He set up the African Youth Initiative Network to work with other child victims and help them recover from their trauma.

Pope Francis
The Argentinian pontiff surged into the running after it emerged the Vatican had played a key role in brokering the re-establishment of relations between the US and Cuba last December. His successful visit to both countries last month and his enthusiastic embracing of the causes of social justice and stopping climate change have not hindered his chances, either.

His odds are improved by general popularity, a friendly demeanour and apparent flexibility on the interpretation of some Catholic dogma, such as the ban on the ordination of married priests. The image was tarnished somewhat by the news that he had met a Kentucky county clerk, Kim Davis, who had become a figurehead for American religious hardliners because of her refusal to issue marriage licences to same-sex couples.

On the other hand, it transpired he had also given an audience to a former pupil and his same-sex partner on the same US visit. His adherence to the Vatican’s line on the role of women would make him a hard sell in Norway.

Angela Merkel
The German chancellor has recently emerged as one of the bookies’ favourites after opening her country’s doors to refugees, a decision that could provide haven for more than 800,000 people fleeing the Syrian conflict and other wars. It was a dramatic gesture that served to highlight the miserly response of most other European leaders and triggered extraordinary scenes at railway and bus stations as Germans turned out to welcome the new arrivals.

While the emotional power of such scenes helped make Merkel a frontrunner, it cannot hurt, either, that she hails from the same centre-right political camp as the Nobel chairwoman. On the negative side, Merkel’s open-door policy has created strains and tensions among the state governments hosting the refugees.

Train services from Austria have been suspended and border controls introduced in some places to mitigate the influx of people, forcing Merkel on to the defensive. Greece, which has found itself on the wrong end of her penchant for fiscal austerity, would not take kindly to her winning, nor presumably would be the many migrants from the Balkans now facing deportation and reduced benefits.


John Kerry and Mohammad Javad Zarif
Until the refugee crisis in Europe reached its climax over the summer, the US secretary of state and the Iranian foreign minister looked to be obvious favourites for the prize. Over two years of intensive diplomacy the two men crafted a deal on Iran’s nuclear programme that many had thought impossible.

In the course of countless late nights in a succession of European cities, during which Kerry and Zarif, representatives of two hostile nations, came to spend more time with each other than with any other foreign official, they overcame the enormous technical complexity of the issue and the entrenched opposition from hardliners at home.

The deal has since been endorsed by the UN security council and survived critical scrutiny in the US and Iranian legislatures. It was a victory for tenacious diplomacy, and its supporters argue, with some justification, it averted another war in the Middle East as well as being a significant victory against nuclear proliferation. On the other hand, the agreement has yet to begin being implemented and is the subject of ongoing, bitter attack from US Republicans and the Israeli government.

Much will depend on whether the new majority on the Nobel committee minds offending these constituencies by awarding the Obama administration a second prize.

Source http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/06/nobel-peace-prize-top-contenders-for-2015-award

supadave:
@rich4god no vex let's all be hopeful then

Why I go vex... no b anybody fault na.

Seriously, I don't have anything to say but... You are a patient man and may God bless you for that.

But why will a married woman persist in something that her husband kicked against. Even going to the extent of chatting unmentionable things with ur ex... If dem divorce her now, she go dey cry foul.
Man, I feel for you.


It's stuff like dis dat mk some pple nt to consider marriage in life.

supadave:
@TGM2015 wasap with union bank AC they just called us n since then nothing about the AC what is the issue? or have anybody gone for union bank AC yet cos this waiting is getting me really concerned o

You still dey talk. What of us wey dem never call.

armstell:
yea..today!!...not me tho,someone!

dat's interesting.... time to put my phone on ring out.

armstell:
those that haven't been called...it's like union is calling peeps again

Dem call you recently...

Did they call anyone within the past week...

Any day you make a successful journey, always give thanks to God... Even if na 1KM you travel. Our express road are just full of hazards, coupled with the fact that drivers these days drives like agents from hell. My mum will call them "agents of accidents."

What ever is enticing, the eye catches.... Why will she sample her stuff like that....

Congrats bro.....

October Devotion: Day 8 Novena Prayer: O God, infinite beauty. Wretched as we are, we approach in humility your throne, with thanksgiving and petition. Thanksgiving for the numerous mercies received from you, and petition for the many needs that weigh heavily on us. Heal our Nation, and Look kindly upon our prayers, especially for all those that are looking for the fruit of the womb; who we pray for today, and of mine(you may add yours), through the merits of the passion of your son, our Lord Jesus Christ. Pray for us dearest mother Mary, as we offer you this five decades; as a bouquet of roses, with eyes filled with hope and filial love. Amen. Most Holy Trinity – Father, Son and Holy Spirit- I adore Thee profoundly. I offer Thee the most precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ, present in all the tabernacles of the world, in reparation for the outrages, sacrileges, and indifference whereby He is offended. And through the infinite merits of His Most Sacred Heart and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I beg of Thee the conversion of poor sinners. Amen.

*Please say the five decades of the Rosary today either individually or in a group; either in bits or whole.


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Even students are not left out.... Why are we just trying to destroy our natural habitat...

MosakuAW:
Nigeria no get laws that protects animals at all. If you kill ordinary pigeon for Hyde park in the London you will go to prison not to talk to killing Alligator.

Anything everything is possible in my beloved country.

Oh Naija.

Egba meji ki je ra won ni yon. Bawaa

When them never get the one wey go protect human being, na animal dem go protect?

Poor croc...

hinwazaka:
SHEKAU, please continue. Defenders of democracy are solidly behind you. This is real news, not that lie put on the military's website this morning. They ignorantly angered the BOKO HARAM with that calumny of lies. Now, let's see, how many BOKO HARAM members they can truly kill. The sect will drop their soldiers like flies, this night.

SMH

I hope this is not true... What have Nigerians done to deserve this...

zuchyblink:
what we need is a sane society,where you will have to make upto 75 percent before securing admission in high schools and not 2/200 cut off mark.
We are also want to have our own seaport,int'l airport,mega cities etc

You might not even get such things when we divide. From what I have experienced, if this current people spear heading the creation of Biafra, including those behind radio biafra, the state of Biafra will be in a big mess after its actualization...

Am for or against the division of this country, but believe me... The people currently agitating for the creation of Biafra will lead the S/Easterners into doom. They are all fighting for their pockets with only few of them being truthful and genuine...

Kamsified:
Sorry na

Make I give you penance...

abdulbaba200:
As d week is comin to an end . Is dia any development frm UDUS?

Na u we dey look up to na... U wey b our information minister...

Kamsified:
If I say
"'The network in Italo's phone is still doing press up'"
You guys will start saying I like trouble So let me not say it

lol... after you've already said it...

ohosi4real:
Senator and top men in Nigeria have send their candidate to AU head quarter. If u don't no any senator or big man 4 get about the work.
God help us

lol.... guy, for where u here dis one...

Update.....?

Change is when you decide to stop eating beans because of stomach upset.... Only to introduce akara in you diet cos they don't look alike.

westmest:
Just got to paid trail week for level 2. The problem now is combining this with job. Please hasee anybody here gotten to trail week. Please I will need information on this. To see how I can combine it. Until I get confirmation email.

well, depends on the type of job u do.

Kamsified:
What?

lol..... na to carry anti bumb squad keep close by...

Kamsified:
What?

lol..... na to carry anti bumb squad keep close by...

SalC:
Lol seems you still can't come to term with the fact that you saw me in hijab. Get over it son! I don't that sometimes.

No be only sambisa na iraq I go

My zing.... shey you dey hear wetin your MIL dey talk.... soon na IS she go join.