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tunshe:I can't even see what he's holding very well. Looks lyk an handkerchief or a towel. U can also see dat most of d women are dos wit BIG a.sses. If these one aint married, it means either they don't wanna get married or they nid to go and register in a gym b4 they can attract men. |
I don't believe dis story. It must be a movie. Maybe porn. How can u say a pastor did this. Then take a good look @ d picture again. Zoom it nd you'll see dat d so-called pastor has earings. Will u still acknowledge dat he is a pastor? This is jst a false story by people tryin to stuff dr blogs. Enough of making 'false' and humiliating comments abt pastors. Op. If d story is true, give us an address |
Calebosko:U're indeed in france. That's why u're not literate enuf to knw d spelling of d drink u're saying. |
imsuboi:Ouch...*eyes covered* that's ridiculously lame and humiliating. |
Just a digression... I'm sure I saw dis in dat post... Muslims in the deliberations which took place in the National Conference by appointing a meager 189 Muslims as against 303 Christians. What kind of leader pursues such gross imbalance in his policies by giving a higher number of delegates to a minority group?Pls which group does he refer to as d minority group? Abeg I no understand ni o. |
For prospective A'15 candidates of Great Ife, if u nid to settle anything in dsa, I advice u to go dis week. They may not attend to anyone next week. They started attending to pple since last week. ··̵̭̌·ː̗̀☀̤̣̈̇ː̖́TOLUSTX ·̵̭̌ ː̗̀☀̤̣̈̇ː̖́· |
It is a common and general practise to have large congregations in praise concerts, drama programmes, and some oda programmes in church but it is dissappointing that just a very few people attend sunday school and bible study. What do u think is responsible for this trend. |
ABDamola:D lecturer in charge of results in my dept said senate meets every last wednesday of d month. So they'll be mtg next wednesday. |
noordean:I'm in school and just confirmed d cause of mine now. SEH released our SEH002 results for students but didn't release it for dept. So dept no send our results to senate. Na now dem jst release d results. So my result is jst going to senate on wednesday. |
sheyman4phy:we are asked to come with passports and Jamb registration number. Just dos two. U may come with ur nysc printout sha. |
Pls how can I make my mtn BBC subscription watch videos on youtube |
zenopee:Crap. Chei. Nawa o. I no knw say Physics dept dey unserious lyk dat o. U shud beta advice dem to organize a revival within dem dr. EEE lecturers did a revival last session. Dunno wat kinda revival they did sha. We sha knw dat things changed. |
ABDamola:I'm not sure abt those, but I wil jst suggest dat they go and cross check dr details so as not to ve any reason whatsoever to miss A'15 again. It's my own suggestion o. @Zenopee. U're wlcom and has ur dept sent ur results to senate. |
tolustx:Cc: timtech Nigerdeltaboi Zenopee Sheymanphy Can't remember odas. I'm sorry. |
OAU guys!!! For we dat missed batch C due to a mistake made by school on our data, dsa has started attending to pple for correction o. Them dey even treaten say make we com dis week b4 it is too late. Imagine. |
mumumugu:That's what's wrong abt ur ideology bro. II Timothy 3:16 "All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness" John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." Romans 10:9-10 "...that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation." Matthew 6:24 “No one can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon." And finally, Hebrews 11:6 "But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him." If u really wanna knw d truth, meditate on these verses for sometime (not necessarily in d order in which I arranged them). Therein lies d ansa dat will teach u d truth abt christianity. Shalom... |
Electronzeez:Hey. Shey u knw say u don enta trouble lyk dat sha. I neva get ur tym yet. @DamiEsan. Me no sabi francais o. So u can rewrite dat in english, yoruba or egun. |
U don't understand religion at all. That's why u talk lyk dat. And are u comparing religion to a computer set? That's totally wrong. Every program u load on a computer will only work on it "if and only if" it is compartible. U can't load a 64-bit software on a 32-bit system, u won't load windows 8 software on a system dat's windows XP, etc...That's showing u a flaw in ur own example. The religions don't ve d same root. They don't ve d same beliefs. Not d same holy books. So u can't jst switch btwn them. Jesus has sent we his followers out to preach d gospel to all. That takes care of the buddhists, d muslims, etc. The ultimate thing I wanna tell u is dat "Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. No one can get to God except tru Christ" Peace be unto you... |
As good as the idea is, I ve some issues with it. Firstly, I don't think such shud be sited in lagos. Wld ve been better in ogun/oyo state, considering the traffic condition and population congestion of lagos. Secondly, I wld ve preferred him building a power plant rather than refinery. A power plant will benefit Nigerians more than a refinery. Even wen dis stops oil importation, it doesn't mean oil prices will reduce. His own priority is 'profit' sha. |
colossus2:It is call a "prototype". That is how every project startsif empowered, he'll be able to make d real constructions and make Nigeria proud, also provide employment opportunities. |
[size=14pt]If wishes were horses, beggars would ride[/size] |
Horus:If the army is working, you'll say their violating human rights, if they're not, you'll say their inactive and heartless; when battle is fierce and they retreat, you'll call dem cowards and when they face d enemies, whose strategies they dont fully know and they lost their lives in d process, you'll they wasted dr own lives wen they knw they aint fit now, what exactly does nigerians need. Is it victory over boko haram or a change of govt. |
That's a gud advice frm d man of God. That's wisdom. |
It's a very pathetic story really but that's how it's gonna be because compensation is not realistic. We're talking abt 39 ppl here and probly more are still lyk dat. What I believe however, is dat dr mst be a kinda link to dos who NA official arrested or are arresting. This is calling on everyone, youths especially to be moderate in our looks. I'm not accusing d guy for this, but jst a general advice. We shud not appear in a way dat suggests dat we are criminals or suspects. Whichever. Many ve in d name of 'big boy and peer pressure, landed demselves in police custody or prison. Who can we blame? I rest my case. Congratulations to dis guy once more and I wish him luck in lyf. |
Lately, he has not been gracing many movie sets. An actor and entrepreneur, Jim Iyke, has for years, remained a constant figure in the Nigerian entertainment scene. Sometimes dubbed Nollywood’s bad boy, there is no denying the fact that he is a style icon. To him, style is simply looking good. “Whether it is trending or not, it is important I go with the trend. I have a stylist. You always have to be on-point because someone is watching you. I like pulling the formal look,” he says. A sunglass freak and footwear collector, he says he pays attention to his appearance and is also not crazy about brand labels. “I am not brand crazy. The designer labels cost a lot of money but there is a healthy competition; which is why I find the fashion market very interesting. I have been to factories that make goods for Gucci. These are people working on a smaller scale and these are the ones I hire to make my clothes and they give me what I want. However, I always buy what I know I would look good in. “I have about 125 pairs of sunglasses. I think I own about 200 pairs of shoes and sneakers and it is not something to brag about. I like shoes and I collect them. I get shoes that are much branded and are limited edition. For, me it is not just about making a fashion statement anymore, it is art,” he explains. Having evolved from that little boy born and bred in Libreville, Gabon, whose foray into Nollywood began in 2001, he has gone on to become one of Africa’s finest role interpreters. The 38-year-old actor speaks about some of the shifts his acting career has been experiencing lately: “When you arrive at the pinnacle of a career pursuit where else do you go? I surmounted that apex long in my prime. I was the guy that made 38 films in a year! I had created the work-machine image and inevitably also made myself socially redundant. I couldn’t glean at the moment of my decision till late what else that world had for me. It was a vicious circle of constant, monotonous engagement. “Nothing was challenging anymore. It (Nollywood) was too easy, too perpetual, having travelled same circles and faced same obstacles. I also earned same bracket, produced and invested in the same suffocating projects. The secret of the constantly progressive individual is the ability to discern when to shift focus and reinvent even if it’s temporarily. I took all I had, the vast contacts I had gathered, and moved into the world of business and facilitation,” he reveals. For details, click HERE
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[Font=Lucida Sans itc] Lately, he has not been gracing many movie sets. An actor and entrepreneur, Jim Iyke, has for years, remained a constant figure in the Nigerian entertainment scene. Sometimes dubbed Nollywood’s bad boy, there is no denying the fact that he is a style icon. To him, style is simply looking good. “Whether it is trending or not, it is important I go with the trend. I have a stylist. You always have to be on-point because someone is watching you. I like pulling the formal look,” he says. A sunglass freak and footwear collector, he says he pays attention to his appearance and is also not crazy about brand labels. “I am not brand crazy. The designer labels cost a lot of money but there is a healthy competition; which is why I find the fashion market very interesting. I have been to factories that make goods for Gucci. These are people working on a smaller scale and these are the ones I hire to make my clothes and they give me what I want. However, I always buy what I know I would look good in. “I have about 125 pairs of sunglasses. I think I own about 200 pairs of shoes and sneakers and it is not something to brag about. I like shoes and I collect them. I get shoes that are much branded and are limited edition. For, me it is not just about making a fashion statement anymore, it is art,” he explains. Having evolved from that little boy born and bred in Libreville, Gabon, whose foray into Nollywood began in 2001, he has gone on to become one of Africa’s finest role interpreters. The 38-year-old actor speaks about some of the shifts his acting career has been experiencing lately: “When you arrive at the pinnacle of a career pursuit where else do you go? I surmounted that apex long in my prime. I was the guy that made 38 films in a year! I had created the work-machine image and inevitably also made myself socially redundant. I couldn’t glean at the moment of my decision till late what else that world had for me. It was a vicious circle of constant, monotonous engagement. “Nothing was challenging anymore. It (Nollywood) was too easy, too perpetual, having travelled same circles and faced same obstacles. I also earned same bracket, produced and invested in the same suffocating projects. The secret of the constantly progressive individual is the ability to discern when to shift focus and reinvent even if it’s temporarily. I took all I had, the vast contacts I had gathered, and moved into the world of business and facilitation,” he reveals. For details, click HERE[/font] |
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