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Sorry I don't know where to post this......I got a scam mail yesterday from one joy tamba claiming that she got my mail address from nairaland.
Please Seun it's hightime our email address goes into hiding cos this scammers won't let us be.
Thanks

I will post all the messages

Who is the current enugu state PDP chairman now

I has this problem since my tender age. When am in university, if I don't seat on from roll I can't seat anything written on the board. Before I can see I need to close my eyes small.
And my major problem is that I don't see most things on television. Example I only dictate people playing match with their jersey. I don't see the names neither do I see the time. I always ask my friends what time is it on tv.
Also if I try forcing my eyes to see I get discharge. My eyes itch me like everyday.
Most times I have tried visiting eye clinics but crown scares me away.

Rome (CNN) -- Catholic bishops ended a tense, two-week
summit in Rome on Saturday without agreeing on how to
minister to gays and lesbians or whether divorced and
remarried Catholics should receive Holy Communion.
An interim report issued on Monday, and greeted with great
fanfare from liberal Catholics, was heavily revised by
Saturday. Sections were removed that had praised the
"gifts" gays and lesbians offer the church, as well as the
"precious support" same-sex partners give to one other.
Even the revised sections, though, failed to garner a two-
thirds consensus from the nearly 200 bishops meeting here,
revealing deep divisions in the highest levels of the Catholic
Church.
The bishops were summoned by Pope Francis to figure out
how present the church's teachings on sexuality and family
life, which is seen as outdated in many parts of the world,
according to polls .
But more difficult issues, especially homosexuality, eluded
agreement, and led to an unusual amount of public bickering
by bishops. CNN Vatican analyst John Allen compared the
summit to a soap opera .
Part of the problem may have been built into the process.
The synod released the interim report, offering a "snapshot,"
in the words of a church spokesman, halfway through the
closed-door meetings. That report contained a strikingly
tolerant tone toward gays and lesbians , earning widespread
praise from gay rights groups.
But some bishops, mainly conservatives, complained that
the interim report did not accurately portray the synod's
discussions.
"Boy, does this ever need some revisions," Cardinal Timothy
Dolan of New York, who attended the summit, told CBS
News on Wednesday.
By Saturday, those revisions were evident.
The unprecedented welcome to gays and lesbians and
recognition of their "gifts"? Gone.
The acknowledgment that same-sex couples offer each
other "precious support?" Arrivederci.
The more tolerant take on cohabitating couples and
openness toward remarried Catholics receiving Holy
Communion? Nowhere in sight.
Instead, the final report says the bishops will "study" the
divorce and Communion issue. On same-sex couples, the
bishops said there is "no foundation" for comparing gay
unions to "God's design of matrimony and the family."
"Nonetheless, men and women with homosexual tendencies
must be welcomed with respect and delicacy," the bishops
said.
The bishops backed the revised paragraph about gays and
lesbians by a vote of 118-62, short of the two-thirds
majority needed to be considered a consensus by Vatican
rules. Pope Francis, though, decided to release the entire
report, even the unapproved sections, the Vatican said.
In any case, the document is still a "work in progress"
according to a Vatican spokesman. It is part of the
preparations for a second synod to be held next October.
Francis will have the final word when he releases his own
interpretation of the bishops' two meetings in light of
Catholic teaching.
For his part, the Pope addressed the bishops Saturday as
their summit concluded and urged them to take a middle
road between "hostile rigidity" and a "false sense of mercy."
"Dear brothers and sisters, now we still have one year to
mature, with true spiritual discernment, the proposed ideas,"
the Pope said, "and to find concrete solutions to so many
difficulties and innumerable challenges that families must
confront."
Francis' speech was followed by a four-minute ovation,
according to a Vatican spokesmen.
Gay and lesbian groups in the United States, however, called
the bishops' report "very disappointing."
"This result shows that there is still much to be examined
and explored on LGBT issues in the Church," said Francis
DeBernardo, executive director of New Ways Ministry.
"Let's hope and pray that at next year's synod, the bishops
will invite lesbian and gay people and couples to give their
personal testimonies, so that the bishops can learn firsthand
about their experiences of faith and love."

www.cnn.com/2014/10/18/world/vatican-final-report/index.html

Pro - gay groups slam Vatican for backtracking over gays and
divorcees , despite Pope urging the Church to accept
"change " .
Activists and human rights groups have lashed out at the
Catholic Church ' s failure to open its doors to gay people , but
praised Pope Francis for getting bishops to confront " taboos . "
The spiritual leader of the world ' s 1 . 2 billion Catholics had
called for the Church to take a more merciful approach to
gays , unmarried mothers and remarried divorcees , but on
Saturday , bishops failed to approve the section on ministering
to gay people , originally titled " welcoming homosexuals ".
Gay activists were disappointed after hopes the Pontiff would
bring groundbreaking change at a conference of bishops.
The bishops failed to approve even a watered- down section
on ministering to homosexuals that stripped away the
welcoming tone of acceptance contained in the draft
document .
The revised paragraph referred to homosexuality as one of
the problems Catholic families have to confront .
"Once more, members of the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic
Church have erred on the side of hypocrisy and fear , " Lisbeth
Melendez Rivera, from the prominent US gay group Human
Rights Campaign , told the AFP news agency .
But others saw pluses at the two - week assembly , known as a
synod .
"Even if the text wasn ' t approved, and that is a shame , it will
have effects . The debate will continue, " Elisabeth Saint - Guily ,
the co- president of a Christian gay group in France said .
New challenges
Speaking at the ceremonial closing of the synod on Sunday,
Pope Francis said the Church should not be afraid of change
and new challenges .
"God is not afraid of new things. That is why he is
continuously surprising us, opening our hearts and guiding us
in unexpected ways , " the pope said .
After an initial draft of the synod ' s final document
was released on Monday , conservative bishops had vowed to
row back on the upbeat tone , saying it would create confusion
among the faithful and threatened to undermine the
traditional family .
The fallout showed a deeply divided Church on some of the
most pressing issues facing Catholic families , and caused at
least one head to roll.
Outspoken conservative US cardinal Raymond Leo Burke,
currently head of the Vatican ' s top canon law court , told
Buzzfeed that he was being removed from his job to be made
patron to the Sovereign Military Order of Malta , an honorary
post .

m.aljazeera.com/story/2014101914230243870

Op for the last time

To Fashola and Jonathan

What's ya last price......I don't mind coming to Benin

The so called royal hospital ugwueke buys materials from me. The even came today. The hospital was built by white men. God punish this poster

I have said it times without number that it is only a fool that will praise a fellow fool. Am not an abian, but I was born in umuahia last 30 years. I schooled in umuahia and grew up here. So please don't be deceive by any T.A. Orji recruit. that gut is a disgrace to his people. He can't boost of a single project. The only construction company that patch road in Abia is pumeco(an anambra man) and bawas (an ohuhu man). This two people no see university. They just started cos the see small money buy tractor break and quench caterpillar. Setraco, arab contractors, ccc etc no smell Abia state.
Mumu golden guinea brewery folded under that fool tenure. It had problems during OUK and he tried repairing it but his presidential plan no gree am finish am. But it spoilt and grew grass under T.A Orji tenure.
I hate people praising that guy cos the are fellow fool like him.
T.A.Orji in Oxford dictionary means senseless

Where is that olodo that said mumu is a performing governor what's the meaning of advert fee.check my receipt Na today the use agboro(thugs) come collect am

It's only a fool that will say a follow fool is doing well. How can a sensible person say that T.A.orji is a performing governor. We in umuahia are crying talkless of people at aba.
Your village is lacking one fool.
Seun stop accepting those people that their village council paid there school fees cos they lack the common sense

Rocking my 10.3.0.1052 on my z10. Any z10 user in umuahia can buzz me if the need upgrade. Free Bro of charge duke.sydney@gmail.com

who is this? This biggest mistake your community made was contributing money to send you to university. your village is lacking one big fool.
In abia state you can't see or hear that setraco , Arab contractors or ccc is in abia doing a state road. its only in abia state that you will hear that a road that is tared was washed away by rain.
just don't provoke me OP cos you are a product of made in China condom

Which model

WHAT has come to be named AbiaClassico between state rivals, Abia Warriors of Umuahia and Enyimba International of Aba turned out a six-goal thriller and described by many as a good advertisement of the Globacom Premier League. 

  The game was one of the Match Day 24 fixtures that also saw Peter Ebimobowei scoring a hat trick in Benin for Bayelsa United in a 3-0 defeat of Kaduna United.   

  In other results, Cup holders and table toppers, Kano Pillars lost their second successive away tie in a 2-1 slump to Warri Wolves.

  Heartland defeated Gombe United 2-0,  

Akwa United beat El Kanemi 1-0, the same score line Rangers  recorded against Giwa FC, while Crown downed Sharks 2-0. 

  Lobi Stars were 1-0 better than Nasarawa United, while FC Taraba ended their tie with Nembe City 1-1. 

  Abia Warriors had on the second week of the season gone to Aba to stun the more fancied Enyimba International for the Aba side’s first home defeat in a long time and the reverse fixture thus had all the trappings of vengeance and a quest for respect.

  Skipper Chima Uluocha put Abia Warriors ahead from the penalty spot with just six minutes into the encounter after an Enyimba defender was adjudged to have handled the ball in the box. But the former African Champions fought back and put their hosts on the back foot, forcing several corners and eventually winning their own penalty.

  Five minutes of sustained pressure saw Michael Ibeh Okoro handle the ball inside the box while trying to control and Mfon Udoh made sure from the spot and drawing the Peoples Elephant level.   

  The Warriors were not deterred as they fought back again and Ifeanyi Onyeali poked home a loose ball after Femi Thomas in Enyimba’s goal had fumbled the free kick badly.

  Free scoring wing back Uwadiegwu Ugwu waited another 13 minutes to respond on 30th minute with a smashing right shot from over 30 yards that nested at the left side of the Abia Warriors goal. 

  The first half ended 2-2 apiece and Enyimba thought they had it wrapped when unmarked Rashid Olabiyi let fly from inside the box amidst a sea of legs.   

  Then came the fairy tale ending executed by Chikatara Chisom, the former Kolanut seller that has never stopped scoring rescue goals for the Ochendo Boys. He had chased down a rebound with his chest and courageously struck out with the tip of his left foot to beat Thomas for an equalizer that was greeted with long standing ovation from the stands.

  In Akure, Dolphins battled to a scoreless game in a keenly contested against Sunshine Stars.

   Starting without three regulars, Victor Ezuruike, Emmanuel Olowo and Ifeanyi Egwim, Dolphins were off to a bright start as Emem Eduok got some space in the box but was pulled down by Jude Ehitongwa. Center referee waved play on.

   Ibrahim Ajani also presented Dele Olorundare with a great chance to score in the 21st minute with a sublime cross but Sunday Rotimi was well positioned to make a save.

   Dolphins soaked up most of the pressure coming from Sunshine Stars and went into the break scoreless.

   Three minutes into the second half, Prince Aggrey was brought down in the box and the referee wasted no time to call a penalty, which was well saved by Sunday Rotimi.

   Stanley Eguma brought in Bolaji Sarkin and Isiaka Olawale for Victor Alegbe and Tijani Adamu respectively in the 67th and 75th minutes.

   Emem Eduok had a chance to kill the game when he made one of his trademark runs on the left but was pulled down by Paul Onobi, the referee looking away once again.

   With five minutes of added time at the end of the game, Dolphins held on to record its first point in Akure since 2003.

No 10 scored the last goal while their captain scored the first

Tpappie: Who scored the goals for Abia warriors I'm a fan of Chisom Chiwatara....

Bros I no say na number 10 score last goal. While their captain scored first

What a match.
3-3

Enyimba 2nd and 3td goal was awesome

Abia warriors 3 - enyimba 3. End of first half

tobbiiqq: i have one...am in abia

duke.sydney@gmail.com. that's my email.

I need a note 3. anyone with note 3 for sell from abia owerri or enugu interested buyer is here. N9005

Luke Shaw has become the most expensive teenage footballer in history after he completed his £27million move to Manchester United. Shaw, 18, passed a medical at the club's Carrington training ground on Thursday evening and the following day signed a four-year contract, with the option of another year.

"Manchester United is delighted to announce the signing of Luke Shaw from Southampton Football Club," a United statement read. Shaw established himself as one of the hottest prospects in world football after coming through Southampton's fabled academy, attracting admiring glances from many, including boyhood club Chelsea.

Despite not turning 19 until July 12, the left-back has already racked up 67 appearances for Saints and three England caps - including starting against Costa Rica at the 2014 FIFA World Cup™. The defender now hopes his career can blossom at Old Trafford alongside the likes of Rooney, Robin van Persie and Juan Mata.

"I am thrilled and excited to be joining Manchester United," Shaw said. I have been at Southampton since I was 8 years old and I would like to thank them and the fans for everything they have done for me. I want to continue to progress my career and joining United is the ideal place for me to do that. I am looking forward to this new chapter in my life and also looking forward to learning from the world class players and management at the Club."

United assistant manager Ryan Giggs is delighted the club has signed one of the best prospects in English football only one day after the Red Devils acquired Ander Herrera from Athletic Bilbao.

"Luke is a very talented young left-back with great potential," said Giggs, who will work under new manager Louis van Gaal next season. "He has developed immensely during his time at Southampton and has all the attributes to become a top player. I am delighted he has joined Manchester United as I believe this is the right Club for him to continue his development as a young player and eventually fulfil that promise."


http://www.fifa.com/world-match-centre/nationalleagues/nationalleague=england-premier-league-2000000000/news/newsid/238/796/3/index.html

she is my close cousin.the dad is my mum elder brother. she only sleep in their house if am not in villa. we know our boundaries just that we are too close.

I have this my cousin. we sleep on thesame bed every xmas period. we kiss ourselves but we never have sex and we are not planning to.we dress in thesame room but we dont baff together. neither of us hang out without eachother during xmas period. I want to know if anything is wrong with us.

am not seeing any update. am already on 4.3. was running cm11 but it wasnt the official one cos the official one has bug.i had to come back to 4.3 with glamour s4 rom. it has features but also has bug.

Osgilliat: Pls how to root s3 mini with minimum risk.

First of all you need to have your mobile phone
charged. It should have atleast 80% charge
remaining.
Enable USB Debugging on your phone from
Settings –> Manage Applications –> Development
–> USB Debugging.
The most important one: Back up all your
important data like contacts, SMS, emails etc.
Download the latest USB Drivers for your
Android Device from manufacturer official
website.

download odin from this link http://dl.xda-developers.com/attachdl/6a9f734fb77f288a517de75868f90ceb/52aef394/1/5/3/7/6/0/8/Odin3.zip
Download this zip file and extract it so you've got a tar file.
Open up Odin 3
Throw the tar file in PDA.

Put the phone into download mode (Volume Down + Home + Power buttons, and then click on Volume Up).
Connect your phone to your computer with USB and wait for Odin to detect it.
Click on Start.

what challenges are you facing with your samsung galaxy s3. bring it on