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BlackTechnology:I beg to disagree. I have always learnt one thing which can never been unlearnt, and that is the fact people should not be underestimated irrespective of background, religion, and most importantly, educational background. Some times, those whom we think are not up to the task end up beyond our expectations. In the six years of Jonathan's reign, I got admitted into one of the most reputable Federal universities in the country and I'd gladly tell you I went through hell to scale through. And all that happened under a man who had some so-callled 'PhD' in Cassava Studies. Jonathan has nothing to prove as far as the country is concerned. And the most annoying thing is the fact that his so-called campaign grounds have become comedy/assault grounds. I'd rather give my vote to a man who loathes corruption for the sake of my future and that of my unborn kids than dish it out to a man who believes stealing is not corruption. |
BlackTechnology:Jonathan had six years on his wrist watch and messed it all up. Could you please tell me how on God's earth Jonathan has added values to the lives of Nigerian graduates? |
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kestolove95:Still wondering how someone would create a thread over this. This is drier than dead leaves in harmattan. |
Beamborla:Lolz... Lucky you, compared to my innocent self. It's over 20 years though but the disappoint still resonates |
Well, I'm not Yoruba though but I was born in Lagos and it automatically makes me one . At a very tender age, my baby sis and I would trouble mum over whatever she eats. Then on this fateful day, we just wanted to have a taste of what she was eating and she asked me to go call 'abimo ma jeun' (she who gives birth and not eat) at a family friend's house about two streets away. The deal was once I find him I should just come home and share with her. My naive self dashed out and ran my life out, ignorant of what the word meant (we were raised strictly with 'Geesi' and I had no idea what the word meant). It was quite funny because when I got to mum's friend's house, she laughed for over 5 minutes and I stood there, clueless like Goodluck Jonathan . It was painful, by the time I returned home, mum was through and she had the effontery to ask me if I found him. It was annoying. |
ammyluv2002:Alright... I was about mentioning you when I saw your post ![]() I guess I could help out with the worship songs. I pray other choristers join us before I run out too ![]() cc deb6... Where art thou? |
Can't believe I'm seeing this on NL. ![]() |
Hello fellow choristers, please come in and have us rub minds, share trending praise as well as worship songs, and probably help each other out, just in case there are questions anyone would love to ask. ![]() |
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As funny as this may look, I believe it is a wake up call for Nigerians to choose who is deserving. Six years of governance and nothing to show. In a bid to campaign, Jonathan spites the opposition party and resorts to cheap shots. Shame ![]() |
Lolz... This is funny. Just this morning, the Ovation man took to his twitter account to spite the PDP for their campaign srategies, saying that the APC opposition party are suffering from "Prosecution Complex"
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CyrusXandria:There are none, save for the teaching of Apostle Paul where he said the beauty should be adorn but it must be that of the inward man. |
jingh:The Scriptures did not condemn focal piercing in any way. The problem, however is that some have taken the wrong. Adorning the ears with heavy ornaments and indirectly turn to worshipping them becomes a problem in this regard. |
musiwa97:The bolded does not make you different from the failure of a president who keep telling lies to cover lies... The day we take that step to selfless service and self consciousness is the day we start getting it right. And you,my friend, have got it all wrong. |
Seeing Aregbe go blunt without mincing words is what I've always admired in him |
It's somewhat clear Jonathan is in for a big challenge. Despite it all, Nigerians will vote Change. |
ammyluv2002:I'm good oooo . Awwww... I'm sorry, it's my diary, people can't post on the diary. Happy New Year! ![]() |
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Oluwatosean:They are very different. One is an office and the other a virtue. A Godly man is considered righteous and upright by all standard, also with the fear of God in his heart, while a Man of God is another name for a Pastor, just like Mprex mentioned. |
Not really, Dearie... Often times, it results to disappointment, just like your friends scenario. She could be disappointed because the guy, from my POV is just out to exploit her. |
Geez... This is quite disturbing ![]() |
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https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/67/590x/479240635-465723.jpg Yaya Toure | After winning four African Player of the Year titles, the Ivory Coast star must be aiming to go one better. He had a difficult start to the season but his form picked up towards the end of 2014, and with the Africa Cup of Nations this year, this might be the 31-year-old’s last chance at the crown. |
https://img.bleacherreport.net/img/images/photos/003/003/346/c0c7179b628163ba4ac26578adf6ea02_crop_north.png?w=630&h=420&q=75 Alexis Sanchez | Something of a long shot given the domestic struggles of his Arsenal side. If he were to shine in the summer’s Copa America and lead the Gunners to unlikely success in the Champions League, he would be in with a shout. |
https://static.goal.com/399400/399461_heroa.jpg Cristiano Ronaldo | The Portuguese will be chasing his third successive Ballon d’Or in 2015 and fourth overall. Success in La Liga or the Champions League is key if he is to regain his crown, although his exceptional personal exploits will likely see him in the running regardless. |
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. At a very tender age, my baby sis and I would trouble mum over whatever she eats. Then on this fateful day, we just wanted to have a taste of what she was eating and she asked me to go call 'abimo ma jeun' (she who gives birth and not eat) at a family friend's house about two streets away. The deal was once I find him I should just come home and share with her. My naive self dashed out and ran my life out, ignorant of what the word meant
(we were raised strictly with 'Geesi' and I had no idea what the word meant). It was quite funny because when I got to mum's friend's house, she laughed for over 5 minutes and I stood there, clueless like Goodluck Jonathan