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Jesus said that wisdom is justified by her children. In other words check the end of a concept to justify the mean s in the West where they have more psychologists and research they have more divorce and relationship problems. Those in Nigeria reading those research instead of the Bible end up like them: divorces and heart break. Teach your children the Bible and show them godly living by your lifestyle and you would need bother a little about s3x education

What can I say "All that glitter is not gold" It has been said that in Hollywood a marriage is successful if it outlasts milk. Unfortunately Nollywood while copying Hollywood copied everytn bad as well. My advice to young ladies: Look before you leap, all that glitters is not gold, don't marry for fame or public acceptance. It is better the world criticizes your choice like Peter and Lola and you remain together for live than that the whole media hypes, people clap and it ends in a year. That's my little advice sha

from [Opsson Nigeria] official Blog

Successful celebrities don’t have customers, they have fans. Here we present to you the social Media pages of Nigeria’s Super Eagles players: from the coach Stephen Keshi to the goal keeper Vincent Enyeama. Develop a connection with them, share their thoughts, build their fan base, and interact with them. Remember, one of the greatest ways to be successful is to tap into the brain power of successful people. Let your smart phone make you a smart person.



Let’s start with the official twitter handle of the Super Eagles

Official Super Eagles:

https://twitter.com/SuperEaglestats

https://www.facebook.com/pages/GO-SUPER-EAGLENIGERIA/113222745385764

http://youtube.com/user/NigeriaSuperEagles

https://plus.google.com/+SuperEagles/posts



Then the coach

Stephen Okechukwu Keshi
https://twitter.com/OfficialKeshi
https://www.facebook.com/stephenkeshi2?fref=ts



Then the players in no particular order

Vincent Enyeama:

https://twitter.com/VincentEnyeama

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Vincent-Enyeama/873236222691468



John Mikel Obi

https://twitter.com/mike12_official

https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Obi-Mikel/107844129238697



Peter Odemwingie

https://twitter.com/OdemwingieP

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Osaze-Odemwingie/115437538470959



Victor Moses

https://twitter.com/VictorMoses

https://www.facebook.com/VictorMoses1990



Emmanuel Emenike

https://twitter.com/E29EMENIKE

https://www.facebook.com/emnk29.fenerbahce



Nnamdi Oduamadi

https://twitter.com/oduamadi7

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nnamdi-Oduamadi/151279211553836



Chigozie Agbim

https://www.facebook.com/chigozie.agbim?fref=ts


Read more on Opsson's official blog http://opssonblog.com/follow-the-super-eagles-on-social-media/

[size=18pt]They removed my comment that didnt violate any rule. Na waoooh some people are really afraid of loosing people to christianity. SO even some moderators are die-hard fanatics[/size]

Haa, not again

Why should an army waste its time fighting a prisoner of war when the battle is still on and there are more enemies to conquer?

This is one of those times you write what you know will never make front page. Anyway I noticed we are not getting daily Front Page coverage of the Iyabo/OBJ issue as it unfolds. This is quite unlike the Governor/wife's quarrel that was used to drive traffic to Nairaland as it had regular Front Page feature. Now my suspicion that, the elders called Seun and warned him that this is a family issue and that he should stay clear and not use his platform to publicize the disrespect for elders a major asset yorubas always boasted about. Most people including fani kayode has argued that its not a national issue and should not distract us from the main issues. Now my question is Chime/Wife issue and that of the Obasanjos, which one is more of a national issue? How come a lawyer of FFK kindred took it upon himself to intervene and nobody is ready to discuss that of the Obasanjos. I am not a tribalist, but I strongly believe the matters raised by Ms Obasanjo is of National concern. What do you think?

This is one of those times you write what you know will never make front page. Anyway I noticed we are not getting daily Front Page coverage of the Iyabo/OBJ issue as it unfolds. This is quite unlike the Governor/wife's quarrel that was used to drive traffic to Nairaland as it had regular Front Page feature. Now my suspision that, the elders called Seun and warned him that this is a family issue and that he should stay clear and not use his platform to publicize the disrespect for elders a major asset yorubas always boasted about. Most people including fani kayode has argued that its not a national issue and should not distract us from the main issues. Now my question is Chime/Wife issue and that of the Obasanjos, which one is more of a national issue? How come a lawyer of FFK kindred took it upon himself to intervene and nobody is ready to discuss that of the Obasanjos. I am not a tribalist, but I strongly believe the matters raised by Ms Obasanjo is of National concern. What do you think?

Hmmm!!! While some Whites are trying to tan to become dark, some black people, with inferiority complex are struggling to be white. Color is only skin deep for your information and God gave us different skins to suit our climate.

Don't take a job because of financial reasons mainly. Check your passion and future career goals, then choose the one that is more in sync with it

WRONG
Sorry i thought this was posted in the religion section. Unbelievers continue. I quit

def lover: ..... my plot of land when it hits fp

It's been on the News since and on Nairaland but Seuns crew is afraid to bring it to front page

There was a country! If that country had remained they would have been the first to do this

Jesus said that "wisdom is justified by her children" in other words, it doesn't matter what you believe let's see the result of what it has produced in society. Terrorism, poverty, countries with no inventions, women suppression etc. That's Islam summarized

If you refuse to shut down what should be shut down, then that thing will shut you down one day. Seun take note: the reason there are so many bans in Nairaland is that you did not ban a section that deserves to be banned. And I know my statement has removed this post from a front page status even Seun is afraid they will blow down his office

[quote author=Mynd_44]Another African country doing silly things.....

Where is their freedom of religion and association?[/quote]Plz remain in the Romance section where you tick if you don't understand the issue at hand. The people you're advocating for have no freedom of religion in their own countries. Go to even "peaceful" Saudi Arabia and see the restriction placed on church budding

The belief that there are peaceful Muslims is the reason terrorism has continued. Nip the cancer at. The bud. Why do u think moderators will not send this to front page. Islamic Mafias

Israel lives on. Whether Iran plans to deceive the world to a compromise in other to gain access to harm Israel is inconsequential what is backing Israel is more than US and EU. It's beyond human

I actually wondered why God supported Sarahs idea of casting away the bondwoman. But with recent global happenings, I can see the wisdom of God that passes mans understanding. God foresaw that the son of the bondwoman is a bombman. To understand my analysis, study Gen 21:10; Gal 4:30-31

Obviously they lived when US still had regard for God, when homosexuality was frowned at and people respected the sanctity of marriage. Now everything is upside down in trying to be wise they became foolish by rejecting the God of their fathers and removed God from their schools. The US is gradually becoming history, heavily immersed in debt and clamoring for recognition they went ahead to sign a peace agreement with Iran against Israel wish yesterday. This may be the last of America being the superpower, don't dare Israel, what is behind them is more than human

As far as his brothers wedding is concerned, he has notbroken silence.

I believe the illuminati story though not all the evil that has been accredited to them. They may be worse anyway. I don't care whether dbanj and psquare are members but I care about some lazy church folks who try to justify their poverty by labeling every successful individual a cultist and thereby excusing their penury

A believer should be hardworking, rich and even famous. He should be a subject of envy not an object of sympathy. Jesus taught that we believers are a city set on a hill and therefore should not be hidden. God will judge you one day for hiding your talent in church and criticizing those of the world who developed theirs and using it to influence the world negatively what you should be doing positively if you had developed yours. And to make it worse you join the rif rads on Nairaland to condemn successful pastors whose success have influenced many and given many others the opportunity of a sound strike less education

Repent and ask God for forgiveness and for what you can do to change society

It's not an ethnicity thing any individual can be bad irrespective of his tribe. Advising single ladies to avoid Igbos is ignorance.

PULI ALAM, (AFP) – A bomb hidden in a microphone killed an Afghan provincial governor Tuesday as he made a speech at a mosque after Eid prayers in Logar, close to the capital Kabul, officials said.

And in Iraq a bomb ripped through a crowd of worshippers Tuesday as they left a mosque in Iraq after prayers marking the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday, killing 11 people, police and a doctor said.

“This morning, governor Arsala Jamal was delivering a speech after Eid prayers when he was killed by a bomb planted in the microphone,” Logar provincial governor spokesman Din Mohammad Darwish told AFP.

“Eight other people have been wounded.”

No group claimed immediate responsibility for the blast, though Taliban militants often target government officials as well as Afghan soldiers and police.

Eid ul Adha is a major public holiday across the Muslim world, with mosques packed with devotees marking the prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son when God ordered him to.

Sheep and goats are sacrificed in many households and the meat distributed among family, friends and the poor.

Bomb targeting worshippers kills 11 in Iraq
And in Iraq a bomb ripped through a crowd of worshippers Tuesday as they left a mosque in Iraq after prayers marking the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday, killing 11 people, police and a doctor said.

The blast near a Sunni mosque in the northern city of Kirkuk also wounded 22 people, the sources said.

An AFP photographer at the scene said bodies, their clothes covered in blood, were placed in the back of a small police pickup truck to be taken away. Bright red blood stained the street.

Angry and grieving worshippers railed against those who carried out the attack, shouting, “God take revenge on those who are evil!”

Eid al-Adha, which commemorates the willingness of Abraham (Ibrahim in Arabic) to sacrifice his son at God’s command, is the biggest Muslim holiday of the year.

Almost nothing is safe from attack by militants in Iraq, where violence has reached a level not seen since 2008 when the country was just emerging from a brutal sectarian conflict.

Secure targets such as prisons have been struck in past months, along with cafes, markets, mosques, football fields as well as weddings and funerals.

The increasing number of attacks on both Sunni and Shiite gatherings have raised fears of a relapse into the intense sectarian bloodshed that killed tens of thousands of people in 2006-2007.

Analysts say the Shiite-led government’s failure to address the grievances of Iraq’s Sunni Arab minority — which complains of being excluded from government jobs and senior posts and of abuses by security forces — has driven the surge in unrest.

Violence worsened sharply after security forces stormed a Sunni anti-government protest camp in northern Iraq on April 23, sparking clashes in which dozens died.

And while the authorities have made some concessions aimed at placating anti-government protesters and Sunnis in general, such as freeing prisoners and raising the salaries of Sunni anti-Al-Qaeda fighters, underlying issues remain unaddressed.

The Iraqi government has enacted new security measures and carried out wide-ranging operations against militants for more than two months, including dozens of executions, but has so far failed to curb the violence.

The latest unrest takes the number of people killed so far this month to more than 310, and to over 5,000 since the beginning of the year, according to AFP figures based on security and medical sources.

In addition to major security problems, the government has failed to provide adequate basic services such as electricity and clean water, and corruption is widespread.

Political squabbling has paralysed the government, while parliament has passed almost no major legislation in years.

- Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/bomb-eid-prayers-kills-afghan-provincial-governor-11-worshippers-iraq/

if this were Nigeria, some will say its Christians counter attack