Flygeriansteve:
I'm genuinely shocked that an intelligent issue like this is being discussed on nairaland.

Euthanasia, mercy killing or assisted suicide is a thorny subject. This is because moral and religious sentiments outrightly frown upon the idea of somebody taking their own life which they did not create. However I'm not going to argue referencing any religious rule book.

Life is sacred, there is no doubt about it but existence is not. Life at least to humans is marked by the ability of the living to pursue a goal, seek actualisation as well as amusement and enjoy all of the human experiences that make us human. If a human being exists as a plant, he or she cannot be said to be alive. If a person is confined to vegetative state, he or she cannot be said to be living. If a person has lost practically all the qualities that make them human, and they elect to discontinue that meaningless existence, isn't it justified?

What use is there for living to a person who has been in coma for twenty thirty years, or someone who has been paralysed and cannot do anything but retain consciousness to suffer imprisonment in their own body.

The truth is that those who want to deprive these kinds of people the right to live and even more strongly, the right to die are selfish. The kind of selfishness as when one loses property. The grief of loss is nothing to be compared to the pain of empty existence. This lack of understanding and empathy comes from the fact their inability to step into the shoes of the sufferer.

The right to live also connotes a right to die.

enigstil:
Holy Mary mother of God. Beware of the fury of a mad woman. From the look of things the man is not guilty. Some women could be terrible. I pray God will vindicate him one day.

Naijji:
The one wey dey pain me na ppl wey dey use tablet dey take pictures. For their mind dem dey form levels. Just use your phone dude. It's probably got a better camera than the tablet.

jamex93:
wey dem Muslims that don't believed that the dead can come back to life




all Glory to God

rokiatu:
if you do find it, pls let me know.

Alfred234:
Go to mp3skull.com and search "Empire cast" thank me later.

bushdoc9919:


Off topic....but the reason why some support Islamic banking has to do with the non interest clause.

As a Christian....I have always said that the high interest rates charged by our banks is not right.

Instead of Christians complaining about Islamic bank...why don't we set up Christian banking/building societies/cooperatives......that offer non-interest loans to poor people at zero or low interest.?

You may not like Islamic banks....but you also should not like unfair interest rates by our big banks. Simples.

ignis:


Are u for real?

Someone will soon ask "So no Islamic Jaiz BH Bank"

Empiree:
Walaikum Salaam. You enjoyed reading it?. Sound crazy right?. That's life bro. Everyone just talked it out. I love every minute of it. Keep reading.

LesbianBoy:
Yet they have the guts to say ''i want a real man.....who is naturally cute, has six packs'' when they are naturally UGLY and fake from head to toe!

semioyin:


She is so beautiful ma sha Allah, I follow her too plus many others. Alhamdulilah there are a lot of sisters on instagram n YouTube with great fashion tips.

pickabeau1: You are lucky u got somebody willing to marry your shallow self .no be only tall...what of thor

At least it is good you are preaching your gospel from the comfort of your 'marriage'.

Odunharry:
he is d guy i am talking abt..upload his pix if u av it

Odunharry:
korede bello looks girlish to me...he is handsme yea bt i d pick Xclusive anytime..


There is also a nollywood actor i cant remember his name now...he featured in Psquare no one like u....that guy is hands...

MissMeiya:

Thank you. Except, they aren't using their money, they are raising it. For awareness, research, and a cure.

I participate in a charity walk for MS every year. I recruit my friends and family to form a team, and we all raise money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to use for funding research for a cure. This year, we raised $1,000. And we were really on the low side of the scale. Some of the teams go HARDCORE, and get giant corporations to sponsor them, and fundraise all year round.

The walk, or in this case, the climb is secondary. The publicity of the event brings exposure and public awareness to the disease. So people know what it is, and know where to get help for those who have it, drive government policies etc. and of course to encourage donations from those who didn't get approached before.

I hope this climb is successful and more of these events happen in Nigeria.