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Which, to you is the reasonable/appropriate number of background process that would save battery and not affect smooth functioning of the device? |
Never really thought of that before. Makes Sense though. |
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By Nana Aisha Sahudeen It is no news that Nigerians are extremists – and in everything too. Whether or not we choose to admit it, we are laced with (un) conscious bias. Yes, I’m saying there’s some form of sexist, racist, and religious/ethnic bias fortified within many of us ready to prowl out anytime (provided we allow it to). – And you know what’s hysterical? We twist religion to rationalize our bigotry! It’s why we have a prowling harebrained maniac like Abubakar Shekau slaughtering thousands of innocent Nigerians alongside his senseless ensemble of fanatics claiming God asked them to do so or why Pastor Timothy Ngwu impregnated near half of his female congregation with the assertion that the holy spirit asked him to do so. It is also why self pronounced Sheikhs/Imams twist the Quran and Hadith to justify the subjugation of female rights and shun feminists – claiming God does not support such or why a President for four years, disregards his obligations and responsibility as a leader, only to emerge in numerous cathedrals weeks to re election, calling on Reverend fathers to ‘pray’ for him and the homeland. It is no shudder that the ‘Giant of Africa’ notwithstanding its abundant Mosques and Churches alongside millions of worshippers is enfolded by pecuniary disintegration, absolute and relative poverty, corrupt leaders, insecurity, among others. Why despite our conscientiousness do we have immeasurable unease afflicting the masses? Oddly, the United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Sweden are more advanced and doing better than us despite that their leaders and people are not as ‘God fearing’ as ours. These countries relentlessly ridicule us and/or the religion that we so espouse, not because religion is humiliating – but because of what we have spun it to. One of the numerous reasons for why we have been trapped in the same (unchanged) position for many years is because we allow those in power to dupe us with religion. An average ‘religious’ Nigerian would not demand accountability from a politician because he/she donated millions to the church he worships in or sponsored thousands to perform Hajj. We are so handcuffed by conviction that we cannot even fight the system (although it is not as simple as it guises) collective action is much better than praying to God for a solution to a problem that is within our control. The blame is not just on our Political, religious and Business leaders. As pointed out in the preceding paragraph, we are similarly a group of virtuously degenerate pretenders passing for Muslims and Christians. We beseech the name of God only when it garbs our purpose while in actuality we live a hypocritical lifestyle – deceiving the gullible that we are a bunch of Godly individuals. I am in no way implying that religion is bad – in fact I think it is liberating, it is what we have twisted it to that makes it corrupt. There is nothing iniquitous about being religious, as long as we are not two-faced about it and do not allow it get in the way of common sense. As a spiritual country, many have the ‘God will provide’ mentality – No, God will not provide. We often pray to God for better leaders, yet when it is time to vote many do not show up to the polling centre and others trade their votes for a few bags of rice. We obey and chase after Pastors that instruct their congregation to eat grass and drink petrol because somehow God instructed it. We sit idly at home ranting all day that there are no jobs while making no effort whatsoever to get productive employment because “if it is meant to be, God will make it happen”. We chase after the boy who stole a piece of meat from the neighbours’ pot and burn him alive while allowing the bigger criminals in power who have ‘stolen’ the wealth of the entire nation to thrive. We give front row seats to criminals in our various religious institutions. Are we being religious or hypocritical? What makes us different from Boko Haram, ISIS and Al Shabab who all use the name of God to justify their evil acts? The most horrendous Nigerian admits to being an devotee of a precise religion, virtually all establishments are foreshadowed with prayers to deceitfully commit things into the hands of God even when the aftermath of such happenings have already been determined by men whose activities are nowhere near godly. ‘Playing’ with religion and/or the name of God with such an approach is past nauseating and rather revolting. What Nigerians need is a country that actually works, one that all institutions are in place and not on the brink of collapse. To accomplish this we have to be channeled by common sense not pointless religious romanticisms. Source..http://jaruma.net/n/you-and-abubakar-shekau-are-not-dissimilar/ |
Its all in your mind.. U can limit urself with it or do the unimaginable.. ![]() |
Lordskyes:I love this country mehn ![]() |
lwkmd.. Nigerians mehn ![]()
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CHANGI.. in Hausa man's voice ![]() |
There is God o |
mysticgal:Hey mystic, u just went off grid, can't reach u anywhere. What's up with u. Noticed u still come here. I've mailed u, no where else I can reach u. Pls check your mailbox. Get back to me |
Mystic, where have u been na? Been trying to reach you! Pls email me or something. Thanks |
tunjiano:I think its actually up to that cos I've seen the dog.. Any advice pls? Should use a vet or go to dog breeders or what? |
nellyelitz:Bross, how will I carry it all the way to calabar just to breed, its breeding not to bleed it nana ![]() |
My friend owns this dog and it's a year plus. We need to get it to breed or cross breed if possible. Location is abuja. Anybody in the house with advise on how to go about it or expertise, will be really appreciated. Thanks.
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cherieberry:I'm leaving from abj too, not even a clue of any park I have ever seen taraba vehicle loading b4 ![]() |
A group of men gathered at a church conference on how to live in a loving relationship with there wives. The men were asked "How many of you love your wife?" All the men raised there hands. Then they were asked, "when was the last time you told your wife you love her?" Some men answered today, some yesterday, majority didn't remember. The men were told to take there cell phones and send the following text to their respective wives: I love you, sweetheart... Then the men were told to exchange their phones so one can read the other wife's reply to the love message. These were some of the replies: 1. Have you impregnated someone again? ![]() 2.That was then, not now 3.You wan borrow money abi? ![]() 4. What did you do again? I won't forgive you this time 5. Meaning? 6. Is that a new song? 7. Am I dreaming? 8. If you don't tell me who this message is actually for, you will die today! ![]() 9. You this man!, I asked you to stop drinking. 10. Abeg na who be this? ![]() |
A good mix of humor and inspiration.. Nice one |
Illiterate speaking.. I'm not surprised ![]() |
texanomaly:That is naija plotitrickcians for you, all in the name of campaigning, thres nothing u won't see! ![]() |
VenusBetty: Tuface and 9ce anyday, street credibilityI concur, still listen to it almost everyday. Perfection it is! |
VenusBetty: I've gat big butt, not as big as that tho. And I'm more smarter and more intelligent than my friends. Even at work my boss is always proud of me.Do u really belive this post? Does it make common sense dahyor? |
Elkewwty: Jailer crooner, Busola Elemide popularly known as Asa has dropped a new album titled ‘Bed of Stones’. ThevAlbum ‘Bed of Stones’ which released days ago on Deluxe CD’s, Vinyl and Vendors Worldwide has been available for pre-order on iTunes.com since 25th of AugustElkewwty.. Really like to hang out with you sometime. Could you email me? |
feyif: Ftc Just In Case It Makes Fp....Nd Dis Guy Who Is Playin For Scotland@kelechi Anya Or So Dat Scored Against GermanyYou are beautiful! |
whatlyf: The Government Should STOP every flight From Liberia/SA. Those useless people should solve their problems or DIE alone.Haba bros, calm down abeg. U too take an personal.. Kilode..? ![]() |
VenusBetty: araromi very close to St. Augustine Catholic Church. Owk she's from Isan, the governor's home town. I'm from Ikere. |
VenusBetty: I rep oye ekitiWhich part? My mum is from there. |
Proudly an indigine of Ekiti !! |
akwunmi: guy na lie u lye,i dont do 260mb 4 1k,jst say pple wey de use dare data bundle,na d 2k5 own i de use since,wich na 4.5gb data cap...wich i c as d bst nw.evn if d moni do smal,e stil wort am 2me o.so go do ur resch welAbeg how u take activate that one, Na new plan? |
In terms of call rates they are the worst of all, same goes for data. Can't remember when last I recharged my etisalat line. Been trying to port out of the miserable network. |
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