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Riodiao:No one denied GEJ. Nigerians, say majority denied him, not Northerners. More so, a lot of people were not comfortable with the level of impunity, corruption and his high display of cluelessness. It was Jonathan VS The Masses. The Igbos have just been robbed under PDP since they've zoned Presidency to the North. The desperation of PDP speaks volume and I wonder what would become of those who claim the APC is a party created so as to return power to the North. |
dejt4u:You're welcome bro. You're almost done. Which of the halls, Awo, Fajuyi or ETF? |
dejt4u:Yes, I've got mine. It's possible to get yours on that day provided you've been cleared before now and you still have the remaining signed clearance form with you. Collection is #4,500. I cleared myself for the first time and got mine the second day. Just be sure you go very early because you'd still be given about 2hours to hold on while they search for your certificate. Before anything, go to the Cash office (on the second floor), tell them what you want to pay for and take the receipt given you to Exams and Records. Go along with these; 1. The small piece of paper signed on your clearance form. 2. 1 passport photograph. 3. The school ID card. It would be collected and stapled to your small piece of paper. 4. A pen, as you would need to fill the form given you at Exams and Records. Note: Please proceed to one of the photocopy guys close to the school library to make a photocopy of the receipt you're given at the Cash Office before going back to Exams and Records. You would be sent back if you don't do this. |
dejt4u:Please do... The earlier the better. Exams and Records office is fast becoming crowdy. |
Sammie2310:Cc Mobi18 ![]() ![]() ... Please have your coven interfere![]() Dejt4u, ihow are you doing bro? I hope you've gone to get it? |
mobi18:Witch ![]() ![]() |
chukwudi44:Pa Chuks, let me dignify you with a mention. October 21 is like tomorrow to your boss. It's quite funny you have refused to take the initiative and have yourself reason why the SP has been putting up mild dramas of late, ranging from running to Emirs and including the names of some senators in the vote of confidence list without their consent. Perhaps your TV set is not functioning, you needed to see how Senator Omoworare embarrassed Saraki at the Red chamber yesterday. And please get that weird notion out of your head that this case would stretch to 2023, it won't. October 21st, 22nd and 23rd is all that is needed for the CCT to break coconut on your master. I'm sure you were in Abuja yesterday shouting "Saraki contributed IMMENSALY to the success of the APC" ![]() |
I can imagine Saraki reading this today and thinking out loud... Saraki: "So this man really wants to finish me After asking all the Emirs I know to beg him, he still took my case outside our shores. Well, since he'll keep mute over this and pretend, my defence counsel will argue and cause confusion again on the 21st of October so that the case could be adjourned again"Aide: Sir, adjournment is highly impossible at this point. You were docked the other day sir. Saraki: Docked ! You're making it sound like I've been branded a thief.Aide: Not in that way sir (takes out his tablet). Here sir, this is what I mean ![]() ![]()
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donholy28:Petroleum Jelly of course! ![]() Well I'm not so surprised. The President said this sometimes ago. He said he will champion the cause and wage war against corruption and also tackle the roots and see how deep corruption has eaten into the oil sector. A surface purge would definitely not be enough to flatten the high rate of corruption in the sector, if it can't totally kill it. Regardless, I expect two things after the wailers have booted from their slow OS; 1. Message themselves and have their chief who does not understand Facebook's modus operandi to prepare a "God bless Nigeria" kind of article, explaining why the President is interested in adding the salary of the Petroleum Minister to his slashed Presidential salary ![]() 2. Have the wailers wail endlessly after they may have woken up from their cryo-sleep ![]() I kuku came here with my sound meter to measure decibel level before. Oya, waaaaaaail! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
ammyluv2002:See how you finished the OP and wished him a happy birthday afterwards Curve 4 of all phones... Lolz! |
Hahahahahahaha! ![]() ![]() This OP... God help you![]() Please put "viewer's discretion is advised" sef ![]() |
It's a ROBOT and not a scammer. Its purpose is to direct you to the link, probably for traffic. I used to have my hands full with them years back. They were so many back then when Yahoo! messenger chat room was still around . |
Hahahahaha This is way too petty. Imagine "inbox me". Hahahahahaha! |
askakim:Unfortunately, he cannot get it even if he's tutored. Fashola's skill and style of governance is unique. Our Lagos houseboy is visibly under Tinubu compared to Fashola. You needed to see the way he was conversing with Hollywood's Danny Glover yesterday. Ambode is not even close to Fashola, not one bit. |
Africans are the most backward race I've ever come across. She gladly brandished her poster on a tank she gave to a community for what purpose Only if people would understand what it means to give as Christ commanded. |
Hahahahahaha Is Saraki campaigning again or what? Abeg he should stop creating unnecessary attention and chill till Oct 21 for me to see the UEFA Champions League quarter final. See the wacky poster sef. This man should have learnt from Jonathan, but no. They keep circling themselves with people who barely think. |
stickncarrot:Holy prophet! I think you should "forsees" and check your grammar before Nigeria's ![]() |
Let those who are not interested call their sons and daughters back. No one would beg them as long as Nigeria is functioning properly. They say the Hausas are backward and are animals, yet the Arewa is the most matured of the three major ethnic group. The Afenifere seems divided but the Ohaneze is totally confused. Nigeria does not belong to anyone. It belongs to every Nigerian, both small and great. Make dem swerve abeg. |
likila:Ask God for sense, abeg. Honestly, I'm not concerned if they're all Igbos, Yorubas or Hausas as long as they stay true to their cause and refuse to abuse the office. Feji333, if we reason that way, we'd run on a viscous cycle like almost forever. The so-called zones with reputable people are the same people who have misrepresented their people and abused smaller offices at their disposal. We cannot tow this line every time just because we wish to please everyone. My grouse with that list is the presence or inclusion of Rotimi Amaechi. He should clear himself of the many corruption charges first. Let the President choose those he can trust and not some Federal zoning character ish. Nigeria must be returned to its rightful place. |
Amaechi on that list Abeg let him answer to the corruption charges hovering around him first. |
I guess he has used previous state funds in eating amala/pounded by the roadside in his many stunts and has also bought vegetables in the market with them. His son, Tomiwa Ayo Fayose, is balling like a Saudi Arabian prince and he's claiming state's resources is not enough to pay pension arrears and gratuity. For a man who glories in public stunts, please expect no more. BTW, who goes to the market and cuts his/her own fish by himself/herself ![]()
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Hahahahahaha! It's funny how those people who claim to be anti narcotic agents are easily swayed by the sight of what they stand against. December is close; everyone is striving to accrue sums for the festive period. #WhenJudgesTurnCrimanals ![]() |
I sincerely hope this is a joke. A right thinking teacher would not describe one of his/her student as "mad". |
PH and mob cum jungle justice. We have not forgotten the Aluu 4 yet. I think these folks need to be enlightened and proper informed. They act like savages and are crude in approach. ALUU 4: RIVERS This: Port Harcourt. Smh! And to think that the suspect is mentally challenged goes on to prove that they're nothing but crude and barbaric folks. |
As much as I admire his vision, I honestly don't see him becoming the FIFA President. FIFA is highly political and corruption runs deep with the organisation. The likes of Luiz Figo and Platini who suddenly took interest in the FIFA presidency could make Odegbami less of a figure. The NFF is barely together and Segun Odegbami coming from a country whose footballing association is not in sync is an indication of what he'll face up there. Need I add the little or no impact our team ( the SE) is presently making. The level of rot and corruption within the NFF, should FIFA consider the footballing association of the candidates is enough to put Odegbami out. Odegbami would be sandwiched, there are no two ways about him. Good luck to him in his quest though. |
Kwarans and Abians are championing the cause When will the people of Osun pelt Aregbesola with his smelly fufu ![]() |
Honestly, I read the entire 11 pages with disgust. The government has messed up a lot of youths and it's very saddening that most of them can't see this. I've always believed TonyeBarcanista craved the spotlight but I could have wagered that he wouldn't have ignorantly posted something as this all in the name of politics. The verification issue started in 2013 and Facebook active users were affected, including myself and a host of friends and family members. I had thought my account was blocked but I discovered it was not after some friends claimed they went through some process to retrieve their accounts. Quite country to the claims of many about getting many requests, the early verification notification was directed at active users. Similarly, a blue marker appeared on profiles of popular celebs to indicate that they have been verified. It all started in 2013... It is laughable to think the APC looks your way. With the likes of Femi Aribisala, Ayo Fayose, your very own Olisa Metuh, FFK and several meaningful, powerful word-lords on Twitter, you honestly don't stand a chance. Perhaps your account has been very busy. Trust me, all it takes is for you to confirm/verify you're the operator of the Facebook name/page or whatever... I hope the pictures attached open your eyes and that of those who worship you... You honestly should have people you consult before posting. Like someone suggested,
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Seun:Great idea... And please, consider the compulsory Islamic tag that forces one to proclaim and accept Islam. |
Seun:Great idea... And please, consider the compulsory Islamic tag. |
ammyluv2002:So sorry for responding late... ![]() joelsky:Well the passage, if you fall back to verse 7 would make a whole lot of meaning. Rom 13:7 "Pay to all what is owed to them: taxes to whom taxes are owed, revenue to whom revenue is owed, respect to whom respect is owed, honor to whom honor is owed." From the payment of dues to magistrates the apostle proceeds to a general exhortation to discharge all sorts of debts; as not to owe the civil magistrate (the law) any thing, but render to him his dues, so to owe nothing to any other man, but make good all obligations whatever, as of a civil, so of a natural kind. There are debts arising from the natural and civil relations subsisting among men, which should be discharged; as of the husband to the wife, the wife to the husband; parents to their children, children to their parents; masters to their servants, servants to their masters; one brother, friend, and neighbour, to another. Now to verse 8, the word for “owe” in this verse corresponds to that for “dues” in the last. The transition of the thought is something of this kind. When you have paid all your other debts, taxes, and customs, and reverence, and whatever else you may owe, there will still be one debt unpaid—the universal debt of love. Love must still remain the root and spring of all your actions. No other law is needed besides. To answer your question, it would be better put, "Who pays the debt(s) of the deceased?" Ideally and as rightly put in the Scripture with examples, the father, mother, brother, sister, wife, sons/daughters are to pay the debts of a deceased. Since he owed and failed to pay pay back prior his death. 2 Kings 4:1-7 ESV "Now the wife of one of the sons of the prophets cried to Elisha, “Your servant my husband is dead, and you know that your servant feared the Lord, but the creditor has come to take my two children to be his slaves.” And Elisha said to her, “What shall I do for you? Tell me; what have you in the house?” And she said, “Your servant has nothing in the house except a jar of oil.” Then he said, “Go outside, borrow vessels from all your neighbors, empty vessels and not too few. Then go in and shut the door behind yourself and your sons and pour into all these vessels. And when one is full, set it aside.” So she went from him and shut the door behind herself and her sons. And as she poured they brought the vessels to her..." The story above is one of the very examples on who is to pay the debts of a deceased. Customarily, this was the norm in Israel. However, the era of Law has however been If we do borrow (when we are discouraged from doing so), we are required to pay back what we borrowed. (Psalm 37:21, Ecclesiastes 5:4). The only exception is when we are entitled to enjoy the Biblical equivalent of bankruptcy -- the discharge of all debts every seven years. Deut. 15:1. But who would forfeit a seven year debt now when it must have accrued and yielded in interest Although the Bible frowns at interest ( Exodus 22:25–27, Leviticus 25:36–37 and Deuteronomy 23:20–21) but let's not digress...That a man owes before his death does not hinder him from going to heaven or hell. Except the dead's death was as a result of suicide, it does not hinder him from going to wherever he's going, either heaven or earth. Ammyluv2002 did justice already though. ![]() |
SirWere:Funny, a lot of other versions are perverted. Why it's NIV being brought to the fore is because it's the closest to the KJV. Some of us know how they're ranked globally (though unofficial). The NIV comes next to the KJV while others follow them from a distance. I haven't been privileged to use the Contemporary English Version though. |
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After asking all the Emirs I know to beg him, he still took my case outside our shores. Well, since he'll keep mute over this and pretend, my defence counsel will argue and cause confusion again on the 21st of October so that the case could be adjourned again"


