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This is just a way of blaming those who don't have by claiming it's because they don't see. That's 419! ![]() |
This global discrimination against Satan and demons is getting out of hand. I believe in equal spiritual opportunities for all. If the Reverend of Satan and his demons wants to demonstrate Satan's innocence, we should listen first! |
This information enables us to understand your needs better. That's all. ![]() |
Thanks a million, consultant, for your contribution. ![]() |
Please, if you feel you are stressed or depressed, you should definitely see a doctor as soon as possible. How often do you exercise? |
Badman: thanks! Census: Obasanjo Seeks Additional N2.2bn In a letter to the House of Representatives, through its Speaker, Alhaji Aminu Bello Masari, the President drew attention of the House to what he said was "supplementary expenditure incurred last March from the excess crude account to facilitate the successful completion of the 2006 National Population census." Obasanjo, in the letter dated June 3, 2006, justified the two-day extension he granted the exercise as his response to a plea for intervention from state governors, in the light of the initial delays which greeted the census exercise. "After due consultation with key stakeholders, I granted an extension of two days, the additional cost resulting from this extension amounted to N2,187,193,480," wrote Obasanjo, adding, "the bulk of this amount was for the payment of allowances to about 777,000 functionaries (supervisors, coordinators and enumerators), while the remaining amount was for fueling, transportation and other logistics." The President told the lawmakers that "the European Union, which had provided some financial support for the exercise, including payment of allowances, could, however, not meet the incremental cost of the extension due to administrative constraints." Obasanjo further told the lawmakers that "as no budgetary provision had been made by the government for this supplementary cost, and given the urgency of the situation," he had to discuss the problem with stakeholders, after which "it was agreed that the only way to fund this was to source money from the excess crude account." The president listed the stakeholders whom he said moved to save the "national emergency" as Revenue, Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission, the governors and Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON). Following the meetings, further wrote the President, "I granted approval for the money to be debited from the excess crude account, the dollar equivalent of which amounted to US$17,290,064.04 (and), the bulk of this amount N2,07billion was credited directly to the account of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Nigeria office, which wa responsible for administering the allowances." Source: http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=49990 |
I have told you this man is a 'socialist'. He supports government spending rather than proper privatization: Duke Seeks $1bn Each for VarsitiesSource: http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=50036 If elected as president, he'll be the sort of president whose programmes will be supported by the economically illiterate masses who don't fully understand the consequences? The most dangerous kind of leader? ![]() |
As Nigerians prepare for the 2007 general elections to elect a successor to President Olusegun Obasanjo, Finance Minister, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has advised them to demand and vote for a leader who will continue and build on the foundation of reforms laid by the current administration. The entrenchment of reforms, according to her, will go a long way in creating macro-economic stability and all the other indices of development for the country. Okonjo-Iweala in her contribution at a Panel Discussion at the THISDAY Town Hall Meeting Tuesday night inside the Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton Hotel said, such a leader should not just be brave and courageous enough to do the right thing but should also be transparent in words and deeds. http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=50041 |
Wha is the source of this story, please? I haven't been able to confirm it. |
If you put Snazzydawn's face on the T-shirt it wil probably sell. But you would need to pay her for the privilege. |
I can confirm that sugarmama = eazyman. Should I ban them? |
Seun, are you impressed by Obasanjo when he makes a speech?Yes. I was one of his most faithful supporters before the third term project reared its ugly head. |
But I hardly come across these suffering and dying children (except those that are frequently beaten up by their 'well-meaning' parents). And my neighbourhood isn't a rich one or middle-class one. Where are they hiding? ![]() |
If the people of Niger Delta think that violent criminals will give them the prosperity they desire, they are badly mistaken. These people want only one thing - to be in control of the wealth of the region at the expense of the people of Nigeria and the Niger Deltans themselves. Criminals will always find a way to justify their actions. When the Nigerian military started killing politicians to get power, the people of Nigeria thought they were going to benefit, and of course they were wrong. Only a fool would look up to unrepentant murderers for justice. |
Poverty. UNICEF. Hmmm. Keep it up, Queenzy. |
No, it's ok. I enjoy my work because I'm my own boss. If you're single, Valentine's day is not so important right? |
PZ (Omo) should create a tv advert out of this. ![]() |
His Business Initiatives: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-14565.0.html |
They didn't lie. The number of views on the pastor chris thread is now 6262. They misunderstood the other stats (forum stats) but I have no problem with that! |
i fiqured that it is not biblical for women to wear trouser.Your research was probably flawed. It is biblical for a women to wear women's trousers. Besides the commandment about clothes - which doesn't say anything against women's trousers - was for the jews only. |
You guys, are you sure this man Donald Duke is not a 'film trick'? For me to support a politician, I need to listen to him giving a speech or read an article he has written. In a politician, I look for sincerity and also a good understanding of the issues (I despise populists). Donald Duke has never impressed me in such a manner, so I remain reserved. However, his popularity is not disputable. At most I want him as VP, not president. I'm watching him. ![]() |
Microsoft (late 80's & early-mid 90's) were in near total control of the software market with a sub-standard product.Which product was better than MS-DOS? It wasn't perfect, but it did the job at an attractive price! Which product was better than MS Windows? It wasn't perfect, but it ran on cheap 16-bit computers, was compatible with MS-DOS programs, and was relatively inexpensive. MS Excel and MS Word? They were very good, and compatible with existing products like Lotus 123 and Wordperfect Now in this situation Windows dominated not because it was a superior product, but because consumers had no order choice because IBM PCs came bundled with Windows.That's very false. IBM tried to create their own OS to run on their PCs, but failed. the bundling only served to introduce customers to the Microsoft product. they got hooked on their own. People use Windows because Microsoft has worked with hardware and software engineers to make sure their products work perfectly with Windows. other products promise imaginary benefits, but Windows delivers immediate productivity. Microsoft actively employed bullying, plagirism, and anti-trust policies to eliminate competition.Fraudulent practices like lying and decieving people are wrong, but bundling is perfectly legitimate. Linux OS providers bundle lots of software with their OS, but no one accuses them of "antitrust" practices. Microsoft was a company that was always on its toes. They weren't settling down to enjoy their "monopoly", but they were sitting tight trying to avoid being "destroyed" by the next Microsoft. By working hard to useful stuff at low prices, bundling new products with existing ones for much the same price, offering free security upgrades, etc. hard work deserves reward. Case in point: Netscape failed because their profitability relied on server software sales, which in turn relied on the sidespread adoption of their browser. When Microsoft released a browser that was better than Netscape's browser, they lost the browser war, which meant they couldn't sell overpriced server software anymore. Look at firefox: it has succeeded where Netscape did not, despite having to face the same Microsoft! So this is not a case of a coercive monopoly. Microsoft was mostly just a market leader. It is definitely beatable. Update: http://www.capitalismcenter.org/Advocacy/Antitrust/Microsoft/Antitrust_FAQ/default.htm |
ToyM28: very sweet and loyal to her boo boo. |
RnB 'Versus' versus 'Game of Choices'? |
Good prisons, clean ones where evil people and politicans could go to and have time to repent.That is the government's primary responsibility. Security, maintenance of law and order. nothing more. Wquipped schools where people take their education seriously, mobile phones networks that workPrivate enterprises have already provided these. We have good private schools and private networks. The rest we can do also, but the government should focus on police, legal system, prisons, army, etc. law and order, nothing more. |
Here's the gist of the story. It's a very week story, actually. An insider who craves anonymity proudly announced at a gathering last Sunday to a small group of friends "I really do admire my pastor's courage and enterprise. He has told us in church several times that it isn't enough for Christins to focus only on attaining spiritual power. he says we must also strive to attain economic and political power. "And lately, he's been spearheading major business investments for Christ Embassy. We have just bought MBI, registered a new airline called Skypower and we are about to start the latest food chain this country has ever witnessed. It is called dickson's" the young man spoke with passion - straight from the heart. But he was flouiting Oykhilome's orders by talking. A few days later, another Christ Embassy insider corroborated the story - well, most of it - on telephone. She said, "I really don't know about the TV and airline acquisitions, but that of dickson's is quite true. But please don't mention my name. Pastor (Chris Oyakhilome) has warned all of us including all pastors not to discuss this issue with anybody" |
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