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MisterLongman:
Buhari seems to have affinity with pictures

frosbel:
Deuteronomy 22:28-29

" If a man happens to meet a virgin who is not pledged to be married and rapes her and they are discovered, he shall pay her father fifty shekels[a] of silver. He must marry the young woman, for he has violated her. He can never divorce her as long as he lives."

Did God really command this ?

Imagine a girl recovering from the trauma and shame of rape , then forced to live with the criminal and bear his children.


Floor open

chriswopet:
i highlighted that point too " unless it's an alternative version and not theoriginal bible stories)", however i feel some of these variations were unnecessary and convoluted. Rather than add to the fun they ended up sapping the flavor.

Bigshawn5050:
This is so so sad, I did watch a documentary about nigeria girls in Italy been use for prostitute. After finish watching tears drop from my eyes. People back home will think they're in Europe and living large but guess wrong. Most of this girls come from poor background and sold to prostitution where they can't leave the oldest trade on heart. If they do their family back home will suffer the consequences where death as taken place. Their so call madam ship them from nigeria paid bound to the so call mafias.
Please all pray for them many of them can't leave the trade. Am in uk and I can say things are hard these days. Lord have mercy IJN I pray Amen

theunusualmoon:
Women most times argue that their dresssing is not enough reason for men to objectify them so the challenge lies in the fact that the same people who you have taken out time to write this intelligent piece for might just be the same set of people that will first criticize it.

So if Sapele Okpe Kingdom fit kill deir King intentionally due to bad representation,maybe we need to make Innocent Human for Sacrifice to liberate the name Sapele becos Sapele na small place but the kind things wen dey happen for Sapele dey surprise me.

Throughout more than 120 years of Olympic history, no city has hosted both the winter and summer games. Now, Beijing will be the first do it — and in the span of just 14 years.

The Chinese capital was awarded the 2022 Winter Olympics on Friday, beating Kazakh rival Almaty 44-40 in a surprisingly close vote marred by technical problems, taking the games back to the city that hosted the summer version in 2008.

Beijing was seen by the International Olympic Committee as a secure, reliable choice that also offered vast commercial opportunities in a new winter sports market of more than 300 million people in northern China.

“It really is a safe choice,” IOC President Thomas Bach said. “We know China will deliver on its promises.”


Beijing came in to the vote as the strong favorite, despite its lack of natural snow.

Almaty had hoped to bring the games to Central Asia for the first time, but was a lesser-known quantity and viewed as a riskier choice by IOC members. Kazakh Prime Minister Karim Massimov made a last-minute impassioned plea for the IOC to be “brave” and give the games to his country.

“Almaty is not a risky choice for 2022,” Massimov told the IOC delegates. “In fact, we are quite the opposite. … We are a golden opportunity to prove that smaller, advancing nations can successfully host the Winter Games.”


The tight margin caught most IOC members by surprise.

“Gee, you wouldn’t have picked that close result a few months ago,” IOC vice president John Coates of Australia said. “That address by the prime minister today was brilliantly crafted. I think that’s why it got close. But the size of China, the number of people that are going to be introduced to winter sport now, those were all factors.”

Friday’s results means the Olympics will be held three times in a row in east Asia: the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, and 2022 in Beijing.

“With the real globalization of the world, the growing importance of Asia, not only in sports but also in all areas of life, I think it is more or less normal that we have more Olympic Games taking place in Asia,” Bach said.

The IOC decision was met with sharp criticism from human rights groups, who said the situation in China hasn’t improved since the 2008 Olympics. Sophie Richardson, China director at Human Rights Watch, called it a “a slap in the face to China’s besieged human rights activists.”

“Over the next seven years, the IOC has enormous work to do in China to win the credibility on human rights that will ensure a successful Olympics,” she said.

Beijing and Almaty had both been considered longshots when the 2022 bid race opened two years ago. But they were the only two candidates left after four European cities — including Oslo and Stockholm — pulled out for political or financial reasons.

The contest was a study in contrasts between the world’s most populous nation and a former Soviet republic seeking to establish itself on the world stage. China’s political and economic might was a big advantage against its northwestern neighbor, which became independent in 1991.

Almaty bid vice chairman Andrey Kryukov said the city would consider bidding again.

“One thing I can say is Almaty was ready to host the 2022 Winter Games,” he said.

Beijing plans to use several venues from the 2008 Olympics, including the Bird’s Nest and Water Cube. But the snow and sliding events would be at venues in Yangqing and Zhangjiakou, 60 and 140 kilometers (40 and 90 miles) outside Beijing. A planned high-speed rail line to Zhangjiakou is supposed to cut travel time to 50 minutes.


http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/olympics/2015/07/31/beijing-wins-election-host-2022-winter-olympics/30923451/

favoured234:
I cant do that to save my life

segun00001:
IBB and Maryam cute pieces!!!!!! Fine boi jam pwetty chic. The picture is just so lovely!

Wale112:
80% of Nigerians in Ghana don't like bathing, When ever I ask them they say it's part of their culture.


Cleanliness is next to Godliness.

Discuss!!

yunglykmine:
LOL!!!