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I can't bear to look at the victim pictures after seeing how crushed the the Corolla was, With all due respect this kind of pictures should not be posted whether viewer discretion is advised or not. Let us respect the victims and their families. |
alphaconde:I don't normally comment but your post scared me. You are supposed to lose your tire to a blowout once or twice in your lifetime, You must be doing something wrong. I don't want to judge you but you have to be careful and find out what is wrong. And by the way what is your definition of top speed. |
lazinny:Thanks My balance is intact. I bought airtime to check my balance because online bank interface was down. I was trying to login in by entering the OTP sent to my phone, despite the OTP being correct, I was denied access and barred after the third attempt. Seems there is a problem with there system, I think I will have to go to the bank to resolve the issue. |
I have been trying to make a payment on ebay through paypal, using my Stanbic Master card, but the payment has been denied twice. It is not possible I have exceeded my limits and I have used the card before. Anybody experiencing this? and what is the way forward please? |
Good morning everyone, I have a package from Netherlands through Nl post, It has arrived Nigeria and I tracked it on my shipping company site and was told that delivery was Unsuccessful. I then tracked on Nipost site and was also informed that delivery was unsuccessful. But I am very sure that the delivery was not even attempted because I used an organisation address and there is no way someone would not have been around during the delivery time. I think it is in the dugbe post office branch in Ibadan because I saw NGDUG on Nipost website, The question I have now is what do I need to take there and which evidence do I need to collect my package. Thanks |
Tab and accessories received in superb condition, I can vouch that balogunsam is legit. I look forward to doing more business with you. |
balogunsam:OK Thanks |
@balogunsam any information on this week shipment. Still waiting to hear from you. |
@balogunsam Please check and reply my mails. |
balogunsam:I mean is will be delivered to your U.S address today, bought from ebay, I am the one with email address s**e****y@yahoo.com. I hope there is no mix-up. |
Mr Balogunsam the tab should be delivered anytime from now I am still awaiting the amazon tracking number. Thanks |
jaz:You are likely to me mailed by a scammer. You are the one that is supposed to mail Mikky and establish a line of secure communication. Mail him using the email address on the first page of this thread. BEWARE OF SCAMMERS. |
mikkyangel:So what do you suggest I do? Wait for him, make him a better offer or look for another deal. |
mikkyangel:I have mailed you |
mikkyangel:Okay but you didn't reply my mail. Can you get it at 120 and what is the cost to Nigeria please |
Good morning Mr. Sambalogun You have been mailed. |
Good day everyone, Please who has an idea about the current amazon dollar to Naira rate if I pay in Naira during checkout. All my bank rates are just too high. |
Oldest' Koran fragments found in Birmingham University By Sean Coughlan Education correspondent 7 hours ago From the section Education & Family Media caption The university's academics were "startled" when the radiocarbon dating tests showed it was so old What may be the world's oldest fragments of the Koran have been found by the University of Birmingham. Radiocarbon dating found the manuscript to be at least 1,370 years old, making it among the earliest in existence. The pages of the Muslim holy text had remained unrecognised in the university library for almost a century. The British Library's expert on such manuscripts, Dr Muhammad Isa Waley, said this "exciting discovery" would make Muslims "rejoice". The manuscript had been kept with a collection of other Middle Eastern books and documents, without being identified as one of the oldest fragments of the Koran in the world. Oldest texts When a PhD researcher looked more closely at these pages it was decided to carry out a radiocarbon dating test and the results were "startling". The university's director of special collections, Susan Worrall, said researchers had not expected "in our wildest dreams" that it would be so old. "Finding out we had one of the oldest fragments of the Koran in the whole world has been fantastically exciting." Birmingham graduation The University of Birmingham's manuscript was in a collection brought back from the Middle East The tests, carried out by the Oxford University Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit, showed that the fragments, written on sheep or goat skin, were among the very oldest surviving texts of the Koran. These tests provide a range of dates, showing that, with a probability of more than 95%, the parchment was from between 568 and 645. "They could well take us back to within a few years of the actual founding of Islam," said David Thomas, the university's professor of Christianity and Islam. "According to Muslim tradition, the Prophet Muhammad received the revelations that form the Koran, the scripture of Islam, between the years 610 and 632, the year of his death." Prof Thomas says the dating of the Birmingham folios would mean it was quite possible that the person who had written them would have been alive at the time of the Prophet Muhammad. "The person who actually wrote it could well have known the Prophet Muhammad. He would have seen him probably, he would maybe have heard him preach. He may have known him personally - and that really is quite a thought to conjure with," he says. READ MOME FROM http://www.bbc.com/news/business-33436021 |
GodnGold:Am happy for you and I totally get you . I really think it's good for couples to call each other by pet names. There is something special about it. Which is likely to lead to a conflict resolution BTW saying Lanre I don't like what doing and Honey or sweetheart I don't like what you are doing. |
We be back to post more moments(not with Mo). Got to work |
One of the happiest moments was when I got a new and better job. Though I was happy because of the job, but the joy on my wife's face which was unbridled, unrestrained and genuine gave me more happiness. I was like if someone can derive so much joy and be happy for my success (though it is actually our success), I have no choice but to love the person more. I am happy and grateful I had a wife to share that moment with. |
Any newbie to the family section might erroneously be scared of getting married if antecedents about marriage in the family section is used as yardstick to judge marriage. But I assure singles out there that marriage to the right person is one of the best thing that can happen to anyone. Though my marriage is relatively young(less than two years) but getting married to my sweetheart is the best decision I have ever taken. I am incomplete whenever we are not together due to work or studies, and we have shared some wonderful moments together. This thread is for sharing those happy moments that only married couples can experience. |
I am surprised anyone is even replying him. Why are people always interested in another persons problem. With all the bashing marriage has been getting on the family section, I just thank God I got married before discovering the family section of Nairaland. @Op not all marriages are like the ones you read on Nairaland, There are happy and loving marriages. |
SporaD8:You are right mate, this need to be on front page, I couldn't bear to watch the pix, Thank God she is alive, But money should never be her problem ever again in life, The bank and NPF must pay for her treatment, rehabilitation, prosthetic legs and compensation on top. We need action on this. |
@Fremanan You didn't even allow me to finish posting before booking space, later you will celebrate first to comment, No be FTC na FTBS. cc lalasticlala |
Labour leaders in Osun State on Monday suspended the strike action embarked upon by workers in the state over the non-payment of their salaries by the state government. The Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress in the state, Mr. Jacob Adekomi, who announced to journalists that the strike had been suspended, said the decision was taken after the government and labour representatives had signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the issue. The NLC chairman said workers agreed to suspend the strike which started on May 26 because the state government would begin payment of January and February 2015 salaries as from Monday (yesterday) while the remaining salaries would be paid with the bailout still being expected from the Federal Government. A copy of the MoU made available to journalists showed that the Head of Service, Mr. Sunday Owoeye, led the permanent secretaries of the Ministries of Justice, Finance and Human Resources and Capacity Building/Public Service to sign the document. The NLC chairman; Secretary, Rufus Adeyemi, Chairman, Joint Public Service Negotiating Council, Bayo Adejumo and Secretary JPSNC, Richard Oyegbami, signed the documents on behalf of the labour unions. The MoU read, “Both parties, therefore, agreed to enter into this Memorandum of Understanding in anticipation of the bailout expected from the Federal Government on the issue of settlement of salary arrears and to show the state government’s commitment to the welfare of its workforce, having in mind the need to collect data towards the completion of the physical verification exercise of workers and retirees in the public service. “The labour unions will suspend the ongoing strike action on the basis of the Memorandum of Understanding to allow all public service personnel audit and verification exercise as well as auditing of local government staff/primary school teachers and retires take place.” The document stated that the screening exercise was not meant to witch-hunt or retrench any worker, adding that the exercise would enable the government to know the actual number of workers in the employment of the state. They added that the state would also know the actual wage bill of workers and the number of pensioners and the amount to be spent to defray the bills. http://www.punchng.com/news/osun-workers-suspend-strike-over-unpaid-salaries/ |
I have read the article somewhere before and it is nothing but the truth. Monogamy is not the only viable marriage. God who instituted and permitted polygamy alongside monogamy (and yes there is no doctrine prohibiting polygamy) is all knowing, all wise. Humans just continue making fools of themselves. |
. YourMain:The problem is when will people learn that human beings are different from animals and we have values which makes us a society. Two people cannot do whatever they like without recourse to what good for the greater society. Legalising homosexuality is just opening a can of worms. And this what happen when humans think they are not in need of God's law. Now if homosexuality is legal because it is between two consenting adult, why not legalise incent(for example BTW siblings), what about suicide and assisting someone to commit suicide, what about public nudity since I have the right to wear or not wear anything as the case may be, and to even think you are a Muslim, please @Yourmain, homosexuality is evil and there are no two ways about it. They need to be treated. |
You are all right. I was captivated while reading their stories a few days ago. Both of them are guilty of crass immaturity, more so the wife. But I get the feeling there is only one person trying to make this marriage work which is the wife, treese. Most of the actions of the husband which seems immature are just the action of a man tired of his marriage. It takes two to tango, Please Mr Freelance777 you need to accept this woman, love her, cherish her, guide her and am sure she will change some of her immature behaviour. |
Waiting for your comments @bukatyne I know you are typing. |
Someone please tell me this woman is joking. I can't believe it, She must be kidding me. A supposed Internationally acclaimed economist coming out to say this garbage. What happened to due process? Release Two billion dollars just like that? Madam please, Just release another statement that you were joking. |
spencekat:You are right and come to think of it from estimate they got about 160 million max, let assume about 20 people where involved in the operation, that's about 8 million each. That is not enough money for the risk involved. But wait a minute is there any risk in this type of robbery when they have the audacity to Rob opposite a police station, the time to even call the person that will pick them up. We need to demand action, The Nigeria police has to start making it more difficult for these robbers, if not the rate of this kind of robbery will increase. Have not seen any special planning or tactical acumen except that they were armed to the teeth. What happened to following them with an helicopter from air if you can't engage them on ground, maybe they will panic. Nothing was done, they just got away like that,It is so disheartening, Nigerian police need to by overhauled. Sorry I am ranting, just pouring out my mind |