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xxxtedyxxx:He didn't just predict her death but the cause. This is beyond guess work. Notice he also likened her end to another fellow? |
HungerBAD:Ose, not sure if you still have access to this but I sent you an email. |
asuustrike2009:Digressing is necessary in some cases. To your question, the answer is yes. The first profit (Gross Ads) has been made already. So whether or not you use the airtime, the network has recorded its gross additions through the sale of recharge card which you bought. When you start using the airtime, the network makes what we call Incremental Gross Ads. Secondly does the charging rate of on and off net calls translate to cash revenue for telecom service providers?Yes. Rates, regardless whether or not they terminate from your home provider translates cash revenue. Lastly do you have an idea why ncc halt MTN from free night calls but other operators like 9mobile still do?Not sure about 9mobile's free midnight calls though but one of the major reasons responsible for 'disruption' of near free services is to curb 'unfair' practices and give every telco operator a level playing field. Another reason is protection of communications services and facilities providers from the misuse of market power or anticompetitive and unfair practices by other service or facilities providers. This is why services such as 'unlimited calls', 'unlimited browsing', 'free midnight calls, etc, are curbed and fought against. Allowing these services would better favour the originating service provider, particularly if others cannot provide something similar. |
FriendofGod:Almost all heavy weight boxers are packed with powerful punches. The emboldened is wrong because you might not be considered to move into the heavy weight class if you cannot attain over 200 pounds. There is a reason it is called HEAVYWEIGHT. Note I did not say a thing about height but body build? No matter how skillful you are, you would go down if you get hit by a heavyweight most importantly if your size and body body is next to nothing. A fast heavyweight boxer is a killer anytime, anyday. This is one of the reasons the world is dying to see Deontay Leon match AJ in the ring. Boxing isn't about the fight again but the money. It has been greatly polluted. |
Mirandah:This is a myth that has been busted. The video is on YouTube, I believe. |
Shukusheka:He is in the heavy weight division and not some banterweight. I believe his stamina is okay, particularly knowing he hardly goes down in a fight save in the clash against Klitschko. We should not rule out his speed as well which he has very much used to his advantage. A compilation of his wins on YouTube reveals his size and body build has been one of the reasons he takes down his opponents almost effortlessly. |
It is near impossible to 'calculate' and find a PIN that works for several reasons; 1. Cycling and recycling of PINs: Recycled PINs are common with recharge cards. However, the recycled ones are regenerated and put back into the market. The recycling could dip far back as 4-5 years ago and it would be difficult for anyone to hang on to an old recharge card used five years ago just because you want to get a freebie. Expired recharge cards are also recycled into the trade. 2. Activation: You could correctly guess the 16 digits on a recharge card (which would be a rare sight if not impossible). Interestingly, new recharge cards cannot be used until they are activated for use. In a layman's term, you cannot use a recharge card if a certain department within your network's company choose not to recognise the cards as active. Therefore, if you ever become lucky enough to guess the PIN properly, the possibility that it is inactive or idle is still much in play, not forgetting the possibility that your guessed PIN might have been used just some microseconds before found the last digit. |
pastorcyrus:Sharia law stiffle females in the North but fails to curb rape and minors, more often than not are at the receiving end. Isn't it interesting that prostitution still thrives in the North despite Sharia's influence? |
alBHAGDADI:Who patronise these girls? |
greatermax77:IT IS THE SAME THING WITH THE AMERICAN TRAINING. Ours is even better. That of the USA is worse. They send new recruits into chilly waters almost naked for hours. No true military personnel is grilled with soft hands. |
SicilianMafia:LMAO! The figure is bloated, no doubt! You might hardly find Ijaws on here because they are barely educated. This isn't an insult but a fact. |
Bede2u:Did you just tell a lie as huge as the emboldened on a public forum ![]() |
Bede2u:Now that I have cleared your Quebec mess, perhaps it is high time you compared yourselves with Mali. |
Bede2u:Quebec remains a part of Canada and bears no resemblance with your Biafran madness. 1. For starters, the name Quebec was chosen by Samuel de Chaplain, a French Explorer. How is it related to the Eastern region? 2. SdC chose Quebec as the French Post for France new colony, while the Brits chose Lagos, a then province in the Western region as the British Post/administrative seat. How then is Quebec related to the old Eastern region? 3. Arthur Richards divided Nigeria into three regions with little provinces springing from them. It is during this time that the Eastern region was birthed just as other region. Whereas, a Royal proclamation founded Quebec. Quebec today is a French speaking territory within Canada and there are many factors to consider in the case of Quebec as against what you guys know; 1. Quebec is already like a foreign country with its own language, culture and civil law. The French in Quebec do not like the English. 2. Canada as a country is now bilingual due to a large French population in Quebec. This endeavour was also supposed to strengthen and French language and Quebec heritage in the Canadian lifestyle. Quebec maintains special laws and acts to restrict the use of English in their province while the rest of Canada spend millions on French language training, bilingual government access and bilingual packaging for industry. If any other province were to create a law to restrict French in their respective province, all hell would break loose. Note: Quebec's call for secession is because they trace their origin to France. They well believe they are not English and have no business with them. Hence their call for separation. Like I mentioned earlier, WHERE ARE YOU GUYS FROM? HOW ARE YOU RELATED TO QUEBEC? HOW IS THE DISCOURSE OF CATALONIA A 'GREY AREA'? WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP OR SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE EASTERN PART OF NIGERIA AND QUEBEC AS A PROVINCE WITH DISTINCT CULTURAL VALUES FROM THE REST OF CANADA ![]() |
Bede2u:Oga, those who have their nose to the ground knows that Catalonia existed as an entity before they were captured by Spain and forced to lose their sovereignty. By the way, that piece there is published by the Telegraph in the UK. Why would it then be a propaganda outlet when it is not Igberetv news? Senegal was colonised by the French, but then, does it mean Senegal never existed before it was colonised? Your answer perfectly links to that of Catalonia and Spain. Catalonians don't speak Spanish, rather they speak Catalan, a language which evolved from VULGAR LATIN. Despite being colonised by Spain, they still hang on to their language till date. Catalan is not a dialect of Spanish. SPANISH language speakers might have a hard time understanding Catalan because they are not the same. You clearly no next to nothing about Catalonia and Spain, yet you never stop comparing it to Biafra. Isn't it funny? Now before you give me the Arochukwu nonsense, you might need to save me the stress by talking about the origins of the Igbos. Yorubas, Hausas, Edos, Urhobos all know their origins and align with it. If you would talk about Arochukwu or whatever it is, then you should do well to talk about your origin; how your people came to be. That way, we would have a better understanding of Biafra and perhaps do you the honour of comparing yourselves to Catalonia. PS: Quebec isn't my focus in this discourse but Catalonia. Align with your strength and argue it out there. |
leezzz:The Aburi Accord failed because the talks favoured one side than the other. 'We people' don't have anything against Ojukwu for fighting for his people (which clearly, he wasn't), rather for leading his people to a slaughter house after claiming he was battle ready with a horrible grin as he stroked his beard. I believe I have uploaded the video to YouTube already. He could have surrendered the moment supplies where cut off but no, he insisted because he had stashed food away for his immediate family while asking others to fight on empty stomachs. 'We people' have issues with you guys because the man responsible for your deaths fled with his children to a neighbouring country while millions of your people died. In the end, he returned a better Nigerian and proved that the deaths were for nothing. 'We people' believe you guys are stupiid not to see the clearer picture. It is only a matter of time again. |
Bede2u:You really need to stop arguing about what you don't know. The North of Catalonia was ceded to France after Spain shared Catalonia with France over a table discussion. Before then, Catalonia existed in its own as a state and not as a settlement which you described or claimed. https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/0/does-catalonia-want-independence-spain/amp/ Wikipedia is also there to assist build your next argument. |
Bede2u:When we ask you guys to get some knowledge, one would think it is an attempt at ridiculing your points. The history of Cataloniahttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/0/does-catalonia-want-independence-spain/ With the issue of Catalonia settled, you should know you are not even in the same rank with her. Biafra in itself was never an Igbo word and is not till date. The Eastern region functioned as one of the many parts of the old design which got the country going. There was the Western Region, the Mid-western region, the Northern Region, the Middle Belt region and the Eastern Region. Interestingly, none of these regions were autonomous. It is sad that an Internet user in this modern day and time would describe the old Catalonia as a mere settlement. This is 2018 and it is way too early to brandish ignorance in this manner. |
Bede2u:I saw this coming. It is every IPOB calendar in the East. It is interesting that you recalled some past events but then failed to point out the main things. My question is 1. Was Biafra a sovereign territory compared to Catalonia before it was lumped to be a part of Nigeria? The old Eastern region existed as a part of Nigeria before the late prick declared Biafra in 1967. So then, what are you saying? |
Bede2u:The regions you mentioned existed before they were lumped into their present countries. Catalan, for example, existed as a sovereign territory before it was conquered and lumped to being a part of Spain. Now when you compare yourself to them, you give an impression that Biafra had long existed before it was beaten into subjection, which is false. Biafra never existed, particularly with the Igbos as a sovereign state. So then, what is the noise about? Self determination in itself isn't a sin or a problem. But knowing that those claiming they want Biafra are never united makes it all the more interesting. |
kernel505:They are ALWAYS inside most times. |
Jochabed:The cows in Okpara Square are owned by the governor of Enugu state. It is known to most people. Okpara Square is just a few metres away from the governor's office and the level of confidence those cows and their tenders have gathered over time is disturbing. They could force vehicles to a standstill when they want to, regardless of what the traffic light says at that time. |
postmann:Quite true and I agree with the latter part of your post. However, I might be that of increase since a handful of people experience pay rise and other bonuses during December. It could have been any kind of First fruit offering. |
pocohantas:Why they give it rests with teachings of the Scriptures. It is deeply rooted in faith and those who practice it believe it works for them. Your off points as mentioned were 1. Assuming their home isn't smooth. Hence, women as the OP's wife would always find it easier to listen to pastors or priests. I find it rather conclusive, owing to the fact the OP never mentioned anything as such. 2. Assuming that she is without a child yet. Hence, the reason for giving. My point is, this is a marital issue at hand and every comment here might just end up fuelling discord between the OP and the wife. One cannot be too careful. |
amani63:Okay, sir. |
pocohantas:I can't believe you just asked if she just started working. For someone who was able to analyse the situation at hand but cannot understand that there are different types of First fruits. There is the first fruit of increase, if addition, of the first born, among so many others. First fruits are not tied to problems in one's life as you assumed. |
postmann:I thought same. He must have married her with the condition that he would allow her practice her religion since he could not be convinced to let go of his. Regardless, Catholic, Protestants all align with First fruits. |
pocohantas:You have a way of going off points with most of your assertions which is rather amusing. I'd rather not comment on the marital issue at hand because it is fused with religion. What the OP's wife did is called FIRST FRUIT giving. Interestingly, it is a culture among many Christians and silently pronounced than tithe in itself. It might not necessarily be tied to the many off points you highlighted in your post. |
Are those unripe Plantains and Yams soaked in detergents ![]() |
So soldiers have turned bloggers now. Choi! You troll someone and then make the screenshots ![]() |
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