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BBDelta: Hei don't get it twisted; when we said we saw Jesus, it has nothing to do with the real Jesus, the PICTURE OF JESUS CHRIST as shown in various media...Of course we all know there was no proven documented photograph... so don't we are idiots...attached picture is a sample of what you may see......

BB are you aware some people actually encountered Jesus in their visions, dreams and even physically, all these ones gave a graphical details of who they saw, that's how many pictures of 'Jesus' sprang up all over the world!!! JESUS IS REAL!!!

[quote author=gree-die]i ve looked very well and i still cnt see any mammal o @ op

this is wonderful, thanks or sharing[/quote]well not to bore you upstairs, there are actually 9 dolphins Now look

abbeyty: nice trick, but did not see jesus though.i only saw the same picture posted by the op.

You are wrong just follow the simple instruction, you must see something, I mean something REAL!!!

Agbo2: I cant see any mammal on the bottle.
Just a man & a woman cuddling.

No sir look very well or else your mind is ......you know it!

kunletech: Are u a Humanbeing? Just wana know.

No he is NOT!!!

BBDelta: I saw the picture of the Jesus in a ball or something......But this is purely science.....optic rays.....reflection and defraction, expansion and contraction of your lens for 45 seconds.. and trying to go to normal for 5 seconds..after that...everything goes normal......you can program the picture you are looking at changing the dark and light portions to give you some other things...like a mountain, dog, house or anything..... Good one at poster

Thanks and check this out at your leisure; https://www.nairaland.com/1026727/strange-true-picture

Image123: don't spiritualize this.

Roger that boss

Andre Uweh: It's true, but it should have been Suleija or Lokoja instead of a barren land called Abuja.

I am not even saying carving a place for the FCT is wrong, all I am saying was that he was too 'in a hurry' that move favoured few of his cronies, and plunged Nigeria in to terrible debts!

Katsumoto: Nothing wrong with moving the capital to the geographical centre but its implementation and the reasons behind it were wrong.

I mean when he pen down that move at a time Lagos was still underpopulated and needing more attention that befits a City at that time. It was actually a move that cost the young country then tons and tons of funds, which were massively wasted trust me Katz that was the Genesis of Nigeria's debt problem. that guy (Murtala) would have made a mincemeat of this great country if he had stayed a little bit longer

Finally the wiseman has spoken

***Tomakint sings***, "Jesus, Jesus, Have Mercy, Have Mercy on Me" We all need THE GREATEST MAN THAT EVER LIVED ON EARTH IN OUR LIVES! Because HE is ALIVE for evermore!!!

Kx: I use smart fone, I use pc, i nor see no Jesus o!

just follow the simple instruction stated, YOU MUST SEE SOMETHING!

Katsumoto: It is instructive to note that Gowon himself wasn't corrupt but he was weak to address it just as Balewa and Shagari were equally weak to address it. Heads of state had to give money to Gowon while in Kampala. Gowon worked in the student cafetaria while a student at Warwick. Murtala made the situation worse by the mass purging. That singular act created a situation where civil servants HAD to embezzle while in office because they KNEW there would be no pension if fired. The two individuals who attempted to correct it were ousted from office by the number one thief, IBB.

Right on point pal, but one thing is still discombobulating on the 'Federal capital Territory stuff' by Murtala in 1975, did you consider that move a wise one or a fooolish one?

barnabasj: and This Made the Front Page. I wonder what Nairaland is turning to...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you surprised it made the front page baby?

bbulldog: U should b comparing d'banj wit d likes of sunny ade, ebenezar obey ....because dbanj is not into hiphop again.. So 2baba remain d 1 and only kingkong!!!

Why are you saying this now? Stop blaspheming, D what with the likes of Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey? Son, how old are you? Let's start from there first....

Katsumoto: The quality of education, and standard of living in general, started decreasing after the British left as the desire to acquire wealth increased. So administrators started to pilfer budgets. People taught the corruption under Balewa was bad until corruption took a turn for the worst under Gowon. Then it got worse under Shagari before Babangida institutionalized corruption.

And like Tomakint stated, Nigeria still has many brilliant minds. Unfortunately, they are not being nurtured and many have to leave Nigeria to progress.

You are perfectly right especially on the Gowon issue, remember when he made the infamous comment of "The Problem with Nigeria is not money but how to spend it" Little wonderhe chose to establish an agreement with Eric M. Gairy, then Prime Minister of Grenada, on May 1975 to pay the salaries of the small Caribbean country’s civil servants ($2.5 million was loaned out by the Gowon led government) during the Commonwealth summit held in Jamaica (you can read this up on page 71, “Troubled Journey: Nigeria since the Civil War”, eds LN Nwachukwu and GN Uzoigwe, 2004 also “Nigerian Foreign Policy Under Military Rule 1966-1999″ by O Abegunrin, 2003, page 63). For that singular "Father Christmas blunder' from Gowon, Nigeria started nose-diving economically, also consider the unnecessary mass-purging of about 10,000 civil servants by Murtala that was another terrible blunder, no thanks to these two clowns!

[quote author=Godman_n]Yea, let Jonathan crush whoever he wants, but you forget that the Nigerian people have been crushing and will ever remain crushed so long as an incompetent and insincere fool like GEJ remain at the helm of affairs. You foolish Nigerians will never learn. You elected him as a fake messiah. The later said his is a tranformation agenda. Now we are back to square one.

We are back to a criminal election rigger; a criminal looter called Anenih; A know occultist; and you fool are here celebrating as if it takes only the criminals to rule us.

I accept that Atiku and co are evil. I accept that North have produced more of the criminal elements that destroyed our land than the South; but you cannot label the whole Northerners derogatory "Aboki". It shows how archaic, uncultured and uneducated you are.

Ken Nnamani stopped Obasanjo in his third term; yet you prefer a criminal called Anenih over him. Tell me how Nigeria will change if we continue to think like you. And most certainly by Sunday you will trip to church like all the fools and call yourself Christ-like. You are a fool for refusing to see the truth[/quote]There is no point venting your anger on anyone here, in your own wisdom, who do you think should fill that post? Just asking

shymexx: True... The CV of some of the major players in the first republic is quite scary... Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, LSE, Imperial College, MIT, Kings College, Warwick etc. and most of them graduated with 1st class degrees... If those people at that time in our history could be so brilliant(and they overachieved, to be honest) - how come this generation is so messed up??

The truth is we still have many brilliant minds amidst us but the failure of our past leaders to discourage short cut to 'monetary gains' bastardized the whole show, now 'great minds' who ought to continue in their chosen path of the academics veer off the track to chase money, why? Money is the in-thing now no more 'the die-hard selfless services of those titans in those days'

Katsumoto: They introduced Catholicism in the 15th century but it didn't grow until the 19th century when missionaries made their way to Western Nigeria. The methodists (Wesleyans) also made their entry into Yorubaland in the 1840s.

....meaning Islam was generally accepted before Christianity? I thought I heard something different though

I have noticed that the Christ Apostolic Church Worldwide (C.A.C), a Southwestern-originated Church with a large Yoruba following, are fond of making use of the picture of the revered Clergy man in many of their signposts and in many of their programs, even new Churches that broke from the C.A.C also engage in these practices, it seems there are some celestial powers attached to the image of this great man of God who shook the Kingdom of darkness to its very foundation during his lifetime!

Did anyone have a clue when Christianity was brought to Nigeria by the Portuguese?

Katsumoto: Do you know something we don't? ? ?

I tot as much, that should be a typo I guess

shymexx: Correct...

Uthman Dan Fodio brought Jihad to Nigeria, however, he never introduced Islam to any part of Nigeria... Nigeria had Muslims from way back at the heights of the Kingdoms of Songhay, Ghana, and Mali - and they traded with people from those kingdoms...

I mean who actually brought the religion to the northern part of this country? Any clue?

Andre Uweh: @ no 19, Usman dan Fodio did not introduce islam in Northern Nigeria. Islam was already rooted in the north even before the birth of Fodio. However, well done bro.

Really? I never knew that! But who introduced the religion then? Any clue?

[quote author=GARRI (x7)]Mr. Fix it Was beaten silly by Oshio-baba even in his backyard....[/quote]You will see with your eyes what 'Mr Fix-it' will do come 2015, he is no brainer in an Edo State where PDP holds no water with the populace, this is PDP affair now, and I can assure you that, the reason he is called 'Mr Fix-it' you shall see! God forbid "Aboki" grab power in this country again, I think we've had enough of their bullshyte! OBJ will fall in this power game this time around!

Nigeria has come a long way, some personalities and events have shaped the history of this great country, below are some personalities worth mentioning, if you feel there are some individuals worth being on that list you may add them up strictly in the spirit of history of our great country;
(1) Herbert Macaulay was the first Nigerian to own a car.
(2) Bishop Ajayi Crowther was the first Nigerian (African) Bishop. He was also the first man to translate the English Bible into a Nigerian language (Yoruba Language).
(3) Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the first man to introduce Universal Primary Education in Nigeria in the then Western Region in the year 1956.
(4) The name Nigeria was given by Flora Shaw, then girlfriend of Lord Lugard.
(5) Mary Slessor was the first Missionary to stop the killing of twins in Nigeria, she started I Calabar.
(6) The first Aeroplane landed in Kano in the year 1925.
(7) The first indigenous Inspector-General of Police is Mr. Louis O. Edet.
(8 ) The Nigerian Flag was designed by a Nigerian student in London as at then in the year 1960 by Mr. Taiwo Akinkunmi.
(9) The first ever Nigerian National Anthem was written by Miss Lynda U. Williams from Britain. The anthem was composed by Miss Francisca Benda.
(10) The National Anthem was composed by Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ben Odiase.
(11) Abuja was declared Federal Capital Territory on 4th February,1976 by General Ramat Murtala Mohammed.
(12) Usman Dan Fodio was the first man to launch a Jihad against then Northern Nigeria in 1802.
(13) Formal education started in Nigeria in 1842.
(14) University College, the first standard University in Nigeria was established in the year 1948 at Ibadan.
(15) The first female to drive a motor car was Mrs. Olufunmilayo Ransome Kuti.
(16) The first Eclipse of the Sun by the Moon occurred in Nigeria in 1947.
(17) The first hospital in Nigeria was established in Abeokuta, Ogun State on 27th January 1895.
(18) The first Psychiatric Hospital was established in Calabar, Cross Rivers State of Nigeria in the year 1903
(19) Shehu Usman Dan Fodio introduced Islamic religion to the northern part of Nigeria in the year 1804.
(20) The first Nigerian (and the first black-skinned African) to win a Nobel Laureate was Professor Wole Soyinka, he won the coveted Nobel Laureate in Literature in the year 1986.
(21) Chief Emeka Anyaoku was the first Nigerian to become the Secretary-General of Commonwealth of Nations and the first African to be President of World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).
(22) Professor Chike Obi was the first Nigerian Professor of Mathematics.
(23) Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe was the first indigenous President of Nigeria.
(24) Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa was the first Prime Minister of Nigeria.
(25) General Aguiyi Ironsi was the first military Head of State of Nigeria.
(26) Dr Teslim Elias was the first Attorney-General of Nigeria.
(27) Dr Clement Isong was the first Governor of Central Bank of Nigeia.
(28) Professor Grace Alele Williams was the first female Vice-Chancellor in Nigeria.
(29) Flora Nwakpa was the first female author in Nigeria.
(30) Chinyere Onyemachara was the first female pilot in Nigeria.
(31) Dr Elizabeth Abimbola was the first female doctor in Nigeria.
(32) Mrs. Latifat Okunnu was the first female deputy Governor in Nigeria.
(33) Mrs Dorothy Miller was the first female Commissioner in Nigeria.
(34) Mrs Efunroye Tinubu was the first female to buy a car in Nigeria.
(35) Sapara Williams (a Nigerian) was the first Black Lawyer in Africa.

I saw this coming! On this move, I will say 'Jonathan is Politically wise', now let me see how those 'backward reasoning abokis' will scheme Jonathan out come 2015 with "Mr Fix-it" holding forth? Dem never born that Aboki! Good job Jonathan!!!

The man is trying, he seems to have this milk of kindness flowing out from him! That's a good one!

What kind of a 'Primary School Question' is this?

yamakuza: aren't your pictures in reverse?

Nope, they are well arranged from swallowing to regurgitating, look very well

1supremo: I see the pic of Jesus. Very clear! OP, is that what it is supposed to be?

Welcome to my world, you just got it right!!!

mawojuuche: mumunny, i cant see any dots o...

Haba why mumuny now, anyway its there now, do not hesitate to give me a call for more happy viewing