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elected public officers carrying a coffin!this is ridiculous
i guess if it was pdp council men that did this ,people would have been shouting here now ,

Bayils: That's Really indeed A Serious jeopardy' can't just imagine enough wasting decades without being nothing to show for it!

u need to come and see what i am taking about.most guys that come to nigeria in december always start saving from january.our financial system is not credit based as that of these estern nations so it is either u have it or not.but abroad even if u dont have t u can borrow and that credit card is a killer .many prudent business men dont use it .
many want to go home but they are ashamed because those that they left in nigeria poor 15yrs ago are now ok and have settled down whereas they are in debt and living on credit

i think gone are those days when only students were cult members ,it seems to have spread now to even non students and business men

this guy needs a complete comprehensive total and wholistic mental rehabiitation

IIIIxRoyalxIIII:
Karma is also a Black African Woman

xxyz17: Good news. Thank God the SoE is yielding positive results, GEJ is not clueless after all

he isnt clueless but i think his major fault is that he is often slow in taking firm actions ,just like he himself confessed,that in turn tends to portray him as clueless.and secondly when he took over he didnt want to step on too many toes due to circumstances surrounding his emergence as president

IIIIxRoyalxIIII: i Wasn't even a Believer till i met this West African Chick who attends classes at my school

I thought it was all Hocus-Pocus

We started dating on the side, and i studied the small subtleties of her "Art"

This woman Transfers the Souls of Humans into Ornaments, Dolls, Things, Fruits ect

I mean like yo, it's crazy

I told her about the Crooked Cop That Tried to Kill me...and she transferred the guys soul into a Banana along with a small miniature doll of some sort....

She then carried out some of her Witchery, by doing strange things with menstrual blood, peroxide, dish cloths, watermelon seeds, Tooth Picks, Boiling Water & Domestic Cat Teeth

Next thing i know the Guy is Found Dead 5 Weeks Later

Coincidence?

Nah, this woman here is Divine....

I believe the Black African Woman, {West African} Is Connected to Strong Divine Forces, and are Directly Transfers of Godlike Beings.

people get serious problem,i swear

Thank God ,at last peace and normalcy is gradually returning to those communities.if the local communities have been doing this vigilante service right from the begining there wouldnt have been a reason for the state of emergency imposed upon them

IIIIxRoyalxIIII: Witchery>Religion

Preach Bro

Black African Women know more about the Divine Sources & Souls that Inhibit this world more so than any foreign religion possibly could know

They{The Black African Woman} are Intrinsically Linked & Inter Changeable

The Black African Woman is the Closet being to God on this Earth

That's why sometimes their anger can manifest itself into such powerful all knowing and hard to comprehend shapes and forms

The Black African Woman's Passion and Intensity Rivals that of God

She is Intrinsically Linked.....

Witchery and Sorcery Are of Incomprehensible Forms of Divinity

The Black African Woman is Powerful....

Atm i am all about the Divine Interest Of Black African Women who have mastered the Nuances and Intricacies of Vile Witchery & Sorcery

These Women are Connected to the Gods.

is this an advertisment or what?

[quote author=Mr knowitall.]Yes i dream of Europe all the time...hopefully one day i can make it out of Makoko....but you will still remain there....[/quote]op,u are really a funny guy,u know what?i think u need a travel experience to know what the outside is and what it takes to be in a country where u know noone,and yet u have to survive.
let me tell u one fact ,nigeria is a fake world in the sense that ppl pity u,ppl show mercy and kindness to u even if u are a stranger .
OUTSIDE IT ISNT LIKE THAT.YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN.and to cap it all u are black and to add salt to ur wound u are a nigerian!even nigerians will avoid u.just try and go to even some west african countries as an hustler and see ho life is.then u will appreciate what u left at home

anex4real: you can also do a scam alert search for aliexpress.com and you will be suprise to see series of scam stories.
Have never had any problem with the site so I still recomend them for people.

the site is good ,it was formerly buy.com,but if u want to buy dont use ur card on the usa site ,use it on the uk one .becareful though .it is always different strokes for different people .they are on avs which means that they will need to verify that u are the card owner.
goods on buy.com isnt cheap and when buying from them dont buy plenty,make sure u buy just one at a time .THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT.TAKE NOTE ,I AM TELLING U FROM EXPERIENCE.their customer service sucks they wont answer u if u have a complain
and lastly goods are not cheaper .

yet some people still claim that there is no GOD!
only a complete foooool will doubt the existence of a being called GOD.

@op,i have followed ur jokes,just 2 of them though and i think u are really talented .why dont u go commercial

Beetwo: l wish you all d best jaree

he really has the talent.he is good

i swear dis guy get serious problem

GenBuhari: When we had Nigeria Airways before Obasanjo mismanaged and liquidised it, we be able to fly our teams direct to any country.

all these politicians u are campaiging for they dont know u,better face ur life and get serious with it.nairaland is a fantasy island .soldier come soldier go,barrack go remain.

i dont know what is wrong with this op,i think he dreams of europe a lot ,he created a smilar thread about this same topic earlier
nairaland.com/1312516/reasons-why-should-travel-abroad

laryom1: If you have a well verified payza account, holla me on 2go with laryom1 or 08100188009

i have erified paypal

Bayils: That Vividly Reminds me about the empowerment seminar i attended last week saturday, when one of the Motivational speakers Asserted that he's very sure if "i happenes to give one out of You here a Free visa to Spain' Now You'll be very Glad and even go far beyond Giving thanksGIVING in the Church, When he now further Elucidate on there Economy and Unemployment Rate we came to Realise they Re one of the Country who has the Highest Rate as unemployment is Concern.
The point is We should just change our Mentality that we can Only have a greener Pastres if we travel's abroad....i have so many friends there some re doing fine but some We're even far better of here...!

this is the same idea and advice i always give ppl in the travel section.we that we are oitside see the tremendious opportunities in nigeria but alas for many they cant go back.ppl wil never know until they are outside of naija and to cap it all it takes the grace of God for someone to humble himsef and go back home that is why we have so many ppl with 10 to 20 yrs abroad with nothing to show for it t

manmustwac: 1)The irrational belief in something despite overwhelming contradictory evidence. 2)Consciously choosing to circumvent and devalue logic, as seen as blasphemous. 3)The idea that thinking and behaving without regards to critical thought is virtuos or desirable. 4)Unsubstantiated self-justification for the unwillingness to educate oneself about opinions which do not exactly mirror, or are incompatible with those of the individual.

ok lets compare urs with mine
(f th) n. 1. Confident belief in the truth, value, or trustworthiness of a person, idea, or thing. 2. Belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence. See Synonyms at belief, trust. 3. Loyalty to a person or thing; allegiance: keeping faith with one's supporters. 4. often Faith Christianity The theological virtue defined as secure belief in God and a trusting acceptance of God's will. 5. The body of dogma of a religion: the Muslim faith. 6. A set of principles or beliefs. Idiom: in faith Indeed; truly. [Middle English, from Anglo-Norman f e d , from Latin f i d s ; see b h e i d h - in Indo- European roots.] The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition copyright ©2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Updated in 2009. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. faith [feɪθ] n 1. strong or unshakeable belief in something, esp without proof or evidence 2. a specific system of religious beliefs the Jewish faith 3. (Christian Religious Writings / Theology) Christianity trust in God and in his actions and promises 4. (Christian Religious Writings / Theology) a conviction of the truth of certain doctrines of religion, esp when this is not based on reason 5. complete confidence or trust in a person, remedy, etc. 6. any set of firmly held principles or beliefs 7. allegiance or loyalty, as to a person or cause (esp in the phrases keep faith , break faith ) bad faith insincerity or dishonesty good faith honesty or sincerity, as of intention in business (esp in the phrase in good faith) interj Archaic indeed; really (also in the phrases by my faith , in faith ) [from Anglo-French feid, from Latin fidēs trust, confidence] Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003

2)Faith is confidence or trust in a person, thing, deity, or in the doctrines or teachings of a religion . It is also belief that is not based on proof . [1] In religion, faith often involves accepting claims about the character of a deity, nature, or the universe. While some have argued that faith is opposed to reason, proponents of faith argue that the proper domain of faith concerns questions which cannot be settled by evidence. For example, faith can be applied to predictions of the future , which (by definition) has not yet occurred. The word faith is often used as a substitute for hope, trust or belief.en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faith
3)faith [feyth] - noun 1. confidence or trust 2. religious belief 3. loyalty - Related Form mul·ti·faith - adjective Faith
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manmustwac: Faith fails people all the time. You probably won't know that due to your BLIND FAITH!

maybe ur own definition of faith is different from mine ,pls what is ur own definition of faith?

adeban01: Nobody has ever questioned where Asari dokubo and other militants got their weapons from but Hezbollah is to be blamed for any weapons found in Nigeria.Anything anti islam is quickly rushed to the front page of all these rumour carrying nigerian newspapers without no verifications.As long it serves the interest of Israel and the US Hezbollah and Iran must be responsible for all the weapons found in Nigeria

and where in the report did u see the authorities mentioning islam or iran

Seun: I come from a Christian family. All the members of my family are Christians - except for my stubborn self, who left faith after it failed him.

faith failed him?how can faith fail somebody?seun is a strange guy

SuyaEater: eagles arrive in brazil


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y6eP1R4_Wg&feature=player_embedded#!

very good , i am really proud of keshi . we have been wasting money employing half baked foreign coaches when we have able and qualified ones here in nigeria , all they need is encouragement .good luck to our super eagles although we are not there with u in brazil but remember u are not alone 140 million nigerians are cheering and supporting you all the way . we have no other team to call our own and we will support you ,in defeat or in victory you will always be OUR SUPER EAGLES

i dont think these weapons were meant to be delivered here,i believe the plane was heading to the middle east ,taking the nigeria is a good way of not getting detected by the un and wester nations.most likely the destination of the weapons is syria.
i can smell the russians hands in all these.
what we have got to understand is that a troubled nigeria is not what our ruling class want.they will do anything to preserve nigeria because of the oil .once there is problem in nigeria it will affect them,the oil is what is keeping nigeria together as one ,if our oil dries up today believe me nigeria will divide

Crassus: http://instagram.com/p/anfBfJAwBk/

they are in brazil already

then we are good to go,if they can get enough rest i am sure they will perform well

Spiritmask: The plane should cease

HABA KILODE !!!!!
this gbagun is serious ooooooo

fujirice: D'u think that the only thing the SE were doing in Namibia after their match was Eat, defecate, sleep and wake up? It is not a must that they be in Brazil DAYS before their match to prove that they are ready for their opponents. The people we have in SE are not children and they know that what they are going to Brazil for is not for child's play! Cut them some slack abeg! Y'all will be surprised at the type of WONDERFUL and SATISFACTORY performance the eagles will showcase in Brazil...... just watch and see!
God bless Nigeria and the Eagles quest!

u dont understand what ppl are saying,the first news that came was that se will be departing for brazil today which is sunday and they will be playing on monday .

horlabiyi: Wetin cause delay sef ?

na chopmoney cause am

16 Jun 2013 07:31:11 Players of Nigeria’s Super Eagles have arrived in Brazil ahead of the 2013 Fifa Confederations Cup in Brazil. The Nigerian contingent flew into Sao Paulo just before midnight on Saturday.< /p> The Super Eagles are the last team to arrive for the tournament in Brazil after disagreements over bonuses between the players and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) threatened to scuttle their chances of making it before their first game against Tahiti on Monday. The contingent was earlier scheduled to arrive in Brazil on Thursday. The team flew aboard a South African Airways flight SA 224, Airbus 340-600 from Johannesburg to Sao Paulo on Saturday, and were expected to connect another flight to Belo Horizonte that would touch down in that city at 4am Sunday, June 16. On board were 22 players and 10 officials. < p> However, defender Kunle Odunlami and midfielder Obinna Nwachukwu who were dropped from the Confederations Cup squad have since returned to Nigeria. Meanwhile President of the NFF, Alhaji Aminu Maigari has expressed happiness that the “terrible situation” is now behind them. “I am happy that the terrible situation is now behind us. We don’t want to look back at the past but instead we will focus on our games in Brazil and see that smiles are put on the faces on Nigerians at the end of the tournament,” Maigari exclusively told supersport.com. Nigeria will face Tahiti, Uruguay and Spain in Group B of the Confederations Cup.

,people will never listen to you

mbatuku2: Make them select 11 out of the nigerians wey dey for brazil make them represent us jor. This their arrangement don knock.

this really got me laughing

Turkish giants Galatasaray claim they are very close to signing Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel according to The Express. New Blues boss Jose Mourinho is reportedly keen to sign a new midfielder and the sale of Mikel could free up some space in the squad as well provide reasonable funds. Talks And it is Galatasaray who appear to be leading the race for the Nigerian, with reports from Turkey suggesting he was in talks with the club last night over a possible £16 million move. The deciding factor in deal could be Didier Drogba, good friends with Mikel at Stamford Bridge and a chance to reunite with the Ivorian could be too good to turn down for the 26 year old. Time at Chelsea Mikel is one of the few players still in West London from Mourinho’s first spell in charge of the club, with the Portugese coach signing him from Lyn Oslo, hijacking his move to Manchester United in one of the most confusing transfer scandals in modern times. He has never been a key player at the club but has won the Premier League, four FA Cups, the League Cup, the Champions League and the Europa League in his seven years at Stamford Bridge. Possible replacements for the 26-year-old include Daniele De Rossi, Sami Khedeira and Xabi Alonso. Mikel is currently at the Confederations Cup in Brazil with his future expected to be decided when he returns from the tournament.