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Ngwakwe: The North loves One-Nigeria the most

The West benefits the most from One-Nigeria

The East lives loves (as in living loving) One-Nigeria the most

The South-South hates One-Nigeria the most



It's just a poem

xynerise: Because your fada was greedy

gbadexy: Doesn't appear so to ♍ƺ.
Did the train later mover over the elephant without derailing? If it had been found beside the track it would have been different.
It probably died from a different cause on the rail track.

Rejoice5000: go and take Amatem malaria drugs

Christian churches known for
their stance against war
include:
[b]1.Moravians (one of the very
first Protestant religions
dating back
to the 1500's)
2.Brethern (Dunkards) groups,
including
Church of the Brethren
3.Anabaptist groups, including
Mennonites (16th century
group numbering 1.5 million)
4.Hutterites Schwenkfelders
Bruderhof Communities
Amish (numbering
approximately 200,000)
5.Society of Friends (Quakers)
6.Doukhobors - 17th century
breakaway from Russian
Orthodox
7.Molokans - 17th century
breakaway from Russian
Orthodox
8.Some Pentecostal groups
such as the Pentecostal
Charismatic Peace Fellowship
9.Seven Day Adventists
10.Community of Christ
Christadelphians
11.Worldwide Church of God
Pax Christi - A Catholic peace
movement
Fellowship of Reconciliation -
A
group formed in 1914 to
unite pacifists regardless of
denomination. All major
religious
denominations have affiliated
associations including
Anglican Pacifist Fellowship
Methodist Peace Fellowship
Baptist Peace Fellowship
Orthodox Peace Fellowship
Lutheran Peace Fellowship
Presbyterian Peace Fellowship[/b]
In addition to this list are
other peace churches that
have become extinct or almost
extinct such as Shakers.
The Peace Churches have
suffered greatly for their
stance against war, with
members being subjected to
persecution, imprisonment
and death

olowe2007: Still remember these:
Ekaro sema foso ekaro se ma fomo
Dey jeans dye d1ck
Fine moi moi, fine bread fine br3ast
Fine orange, fine banana
Director awayu
Magna possiblia
Apocastiano apo cristiano
Apodidomi apo indomine
[color=crimson]Amarachi Saga
Deola Saga[/color]
A.nathello an antelope
Bombata Sag
Barry black and socialist movement ordeals.
The student theft that jumped from 3 storey building haven't stole a laptop in faj during 2011 Aluta strike.
Emperor's 'Onifete' program that never hold.
Emperor's 'God of the Yahoo boy' program that never hold.
Fjay and Provot Election.
Star of law faculty election crisis.
Kawe of law faculty impeachmen
Boda ejo e help me pelu a20naira.
Jingo bingo and bamanga.
Woooos.


Don't mind me just going through my OAU diary. More to come.

Theodore Orji.
Abia governor who alleged
that
the reception was a ploy to
launch the All Progressive
Congress (APC) in the state
stopped the reception
organised by rescue
missionaries to mark the 51
birthday of Okorocha.
According to one of the
organisers who pleaded
anonymity

Since 2004, when the tracks
on the 163-km long Siliguri-
Alipurduar route were
converted to broad gauge,
speeding trains have mowed
nearly 40 elephants.
Following the spate of mowing
down incidents, in 2010 the
speed of the trains was been
restricted to 50 km.

Danhumprey: Bros,you still remember ur childhood like this? Anyway,I was an 'expert' when it come to making 'moto' out of those materials.

Kamanda: Are these their new designs?.Hmmm don't look too trendy.they better stick to the current designs or loose customers.

kayClt: Mtchewwwwww,dis guy is fading abeg

nicolepimps: nah wah 4 u ohhhhhhhh.u 2 dey talk

dominique: Na suwe we call am then o. But I got to know the English name from watching Barney and the likes.

oloyede252: predict the correct score line*ethp VS nig* match nd win a lot of used recharge cards

dominique: Hop scotch . We did a lot of those growing up

@topic, I don't play sports but these are the ones I enjoy watching
Football (soccer)
Tennis
Basket ball
Water gymnastics

phayvorr: u are a big fool....I wonder if u even finished your primary schl education sef......u beta concentrate on ur MORTUARY ATTENDANT job nd stay out of students matter kos u were neva a student and u kan neva b a student....oponu ayerada...!!

After making some unexpected
choices in recent years — US
President Barack Obama in 2009
and the crisis-hit European Union
last year — the Nobel Committee
could also decide to pull a
surprise out of its hat.
The Nobel Prize consists of a gold
medal, a diploma and a prize sum
of eight million Swedish kronor
($1.2 million, 910,000 euros), to
be shared if there is more than
one laureate.

OSLO (AFP) – The winner of the
Nobel Peace Prize will be
announced on Friday, with
teenage Pakistani education
activist Malala Yousafzai seen as
the favourite though her chances
could be dimmed by her young
age.
Just hours before the
announcement was due, other
hot names making the rounds in
Norway were Congolese doctor
Denis Mukwege and the
Organisation for the Prohibition
of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
Others are Leyla Zana of Turkey,
Guatamalan Attorney General
Claudia Paz y Paz, and two
Nigerian religious figures
promoting interfaith dialogue,
Catholic Archbishop John
Onaiyekan and the Sultan of
Sokoto, Muhammad Sa’ad
Abubakar, the highest Muslim
spiritual leader in Nigeria.
In line with tradition, the
chairman of the Norwegian
Nobel Committee, Thorbjoern
Jagland, will reveal the laureate’s
name at 11:00 am (0900 GMT) at
the Nobel Institute in Oslo.
And like every year, speculation
has hit fever pitch in the run-up
to the announcement as pundits
try to guess which of the record
259 nominees will take home the
prestigious honour.
“It’s always difficult to make the
right choice but the Nobel
Committee had no trouble
reaching an agreement this
year,” Jagland told AFP.
He refused however to be drawn
on the Committee’s decision,
keeping his lips tightly sealed.
Experts and betting sites have
put Malala at the top of the list of
favourites.
At just 16 years of age, she
would be the youngest Nobel
laureate of all time in any
discipline if she were to win.
Malala defied the Taliban
extremists who shot her in the
head last year by surviving and
continuing her campaign for
girls’ education on the global
stage.
She was awarded the Sakharov
Prize on Thursday by the
European Parliament, but her
tender age could work against
her for the Nobel, some experts
suggested.
“It could be a burden. Imposing
that on a child might not be
ethical,” said Tilman Brueck, the
head of Stockholm peace
research institute SIPRI.
In order to ease some of the
burden, the Committee could
choose to honour girls’
education by giving the prize to
the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural
Organisation (UNESCO), or
splitting it between Malala and
UNESCO, Norwegian public
broadcaster NRK suggested late
Thursday.
Or it could turn in a completely
different direction. On Thursday
evening, Norwegian television
reports presented The Hague-
based OPCW — tasked with
supervising the dismantling of
Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal
— as a serious contender.
Among the other favourites is
Mukwege, the doctor from the
Democratic Republic of Congo
who has been mooted as a
possible laureate many times in
recent years.
Mukwege, who was second
behind Malala in the betting odds
late Thursday, has set up a
hospital and foundation to help
the tens of thousands of women
raped by local and foreign
militants, as well as by soldiers in
the army.
Yet other names circulating
included that of Ales Belyatski, a
jailed rights activist in Belarus, a
country often described as
Europe’s last dictatorship.
A few months ahead of the
Winter Olympics in the Russian
city of Sochi, the five members of
the Nobel Committee could also
choose to shine the spotlight on
the human rights situation in
Russia, following what Human
Rights Watch has described as
the worst crackdown since the
fall of the Soviet Union.
Activists such as Lyudmila
Alexeyeva, Svetlana Gannushkina
and Lilia Shibanova could be
serious contenders, or the
Russian rights group Memorial,
which documents abuses dating
from the Soviet era and those still
happening today.
Meanwhile, outsiders for the
peace prize include Kurdish
politician Leyla Zana of Turkey,
Guatamalan Attorney General
Claudia Paz y Paz, and two
Nigerian religious figures
promoting interfaith dialogue,
Catholic Archbishop John
Onaiyekan and the Sultan of
Sokoto, Muhammad Sa’ad
Abubakar, the highest Muslim
spiritual leader in Nigeria.

Vivly: Aquatics. (swimming)
you wan see pishure?

Ngwakwe: yes o!
We need God to intervene!
Accidents are God's will
and inevitable- [color=crimson]Nairaland
Intellectual, Alexander[/color]

Abu Mikey:


Mine are in order

1) [b]Soccer
2) Cricket
3) Table Tennis
4) Athletics
5) a little of Basketball



[/b]

Vivly: _ Aquatics
_Table tennis

Eledan: I've always respect your comments in this community....but this one in quote here is a total disappointment...

Anything that will force the FG to accede to ASUU/FG agreement should be explored...even if labour have to come in.

All that the FG need to sit up is NUPENG, PENGASSAN AND NUEE to team up with ASUU.