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Brethren, please before you complain about the lateness of His coming, kindly read 2Peter 3:3-4. He may tarry, but its for a while. Thanks for hoping to see Him. |
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Guys I don't know what to do. I just came out of a Cybercafe, at Sango Ota, this afternoon to take a bike home when i stormed a young cute girl on a bike. Ordinarily, I don't like taking bike with two people because of personal comfort. But this girl couldn't be a left over to me, so immediately halted the bike so I could join her. The movement was interesting because of the body touch I give her from behind; though she seems innocent but I knew where i was going, then thinking how to get her contact. I even pretended like I was a stranger so I started asking her irrelevant questions about locations and local governments, tending to create familiarity with her (under 20). In short, I got her number, Pelumi by name, schooling in Ibadan Poly. I even went an extra mile giving her my complementary card, which carries my official details as a lawyer, though i needed money seriously (those working in Ogun State will understand). When I got home, I went to see whether she was on Whatsapp. Of course she was there and I felt good, only for me to see her status update as attached below. Mind , the status was updated two weeks ago. Abeg why are some girls like this? Not the picture, I mean the status.
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* lawyers are not buried upside down I’ve heard so many comments and questions from people including scholars and Christians, condemning lawyers,. One is left in some doubt whether law was not recognized, indeed, instituted by scripture. Often, you hear comments such as: lawyers are liars; lawyers turn white to black and black to white; lawyers do not know God; when lawyers die, they are buried face-downwards so they don’t see God; no Lawyer can make heaven. And many more comments like that. One of days, I was on my way to Ekiti State, in the middle of a conversation with a co-passenger, when I introduced myself as a lawyer, he began to ask me so many questions like: “Do you know all lawyers are liars?,” “lawyers can change white to black,” “if you give a lawyer property to manage, na so so English you go dey hear”, “what does it take to be a SAN?,” “am I free to go to court and watch proceedings even if I don’t have a case?,” ”Why do you call yourselves learned colleagues? Are you saying we are not learned?,” “I no need lawyer because I no want get case,” and the likes. The funniest of all the questions was when I was asked, “Is it true that lawyers are buried upside down? All I did throughout that journey was answering questions and making clarities on erase the study ideas he had about the legal profession. * lawyers are not lies My pastor in the middle of his sunday service sermon few weeks back had posited that he disliked lawyers and judges because almost all of them are atheists. He went on to say that the enlightened mind of a lawyer or a judge is almost certainly made up against the existence of God or a supernatural being overseeing the affairs of sons and daughters of Adam. According to the eloquent preacher of the gospel the godlessness of these respected members of the bar and bench in any given society gives rise to the generally-held view that whenever a lawyer or judge dies and is being buried his or her face is turned face-down in order not to see the sun, the shining light of the universe. * Lawyer’s Place in Heaven This brief but precise write-up which is an examination of the principle of fair hearing through the lens of scripture is one of several series to show that virtually all reasonable modern laws have their roots in the Holy Scripture (The Bible). Therefore, the principle of fair hearing, its meaning, origin and application in the scripture and how the popular natural justice principle of fair hearing draws its strength from the scripture will be examined. It is intended to illustrate that although man may not tolerate lawyers (man never tolerated his fellow man either), God, who put law in place and placed lawyers in charge of same, sure, will, in my view, in HIS natural character give lawyers a fair hearing on the last day. Man has been a problem to God from inception of creation. Man has never faithfully kept a simple instruction. Laws made by God have hardly ever been obeyed by man, much less laws made by fellow man, including those laws made by God’s instructions. But, lawyers have been in the practice of assisting God to manage man in man’s affairs on earth, ranging from issues as high as how to become a president of a country to issues as basic as how to get, keep and manage a wife and children. I Wish I could resist asking: if law meant nothing to God, would HE take HIS time to arrange a heavenly assembly to enact the Ten Commandments which HE handed over to Moses to present to the people of Israel with the instruction that, same would govern His relationship with His people? Subject to no correction, there is nowhere in the scripture where it is stated that the law is bad. Christ said ‘do not think that I came to destroy the law or the Prophets; I did not come to destroy, but to fulfill.’( Lk. 16:17). The Bible says: ‘and it is easier for heaven and earth to pass away than for one title of the law to fail’. In fact, to further elucidate on this point, the trained lawyer servant himself, Paul, says: ‘the law is good when used correctly.’ That is why there is no iota of doubt if St. Paul, a lawyer, is in Heaven. lawyers Are Buried Six Feet Not Twelve Feet Below The Ground The phrase “six feet under” is always synonymous to death, but have you ever wondered why a person’s grave should be dug at a depth of six feet? Apparently, it all started during the 1655 bubonic plague in England. When the bubonic plague hit the area, the mayor of London immediately issued a law on how to properly deal with dead bodies to prevent the spread of infection. It was then specified that the graves should be dug “at least six feet deep. Eventually, there was no need for a standard measurement of the grave’s depth. The six feet under rule proved to be useless at that time of the plague since it wasn’t really the dead that spread the infection, but the fleas that carry the disease. In Americas, the laws would differ from one state to another. In some, coffins or burial vaults would only need 18 inches of soil on top of them. So, even a grave that’s shallow as four feet would be considered acceptable. There are even those that are deeper than 12 feet and the reason for this is so that there will be more space for other dead bodies to be placed in the same grave – usually relatives or loved ones. In modern standards for burial grounds, there is no need for the grave to be six feet deep. In particular, flood-prone areas like New Orleans in USA wouldn’t want their dead to follow the six feet under rule, since it will only result to waterlogging and coffins springing from the ground. Even up to the present day, New Orleans faces this problem. But really, how deep should the dead be buried? There’s no universal measurement. Even in the UK, the decision is entirely up to the owner, provided that the grave is deep enough so that animals can’t dig it up and expose the body or coffins.It’s just a matter of making sure the dead remains below the ground. In conclusion, that law is central to God’s plan for the earth (from where we prepare to go to heaven) is not in doubt. That lawyers who are the ones trained to interpret and apply the law are also central to God’s plan may not be in doubt, going from the above analysis. What is not particularly clear is whether every lawyer will make heaven just because law is central to heaven’s plan. One thing I am sure of, is that no matter what the case may be, God will give lawyers fair hearing. It is submitted that after such fair hearing, and only after such hearing, can the destination of the lawyer, just like the destination of any person who dies, be determined. The first sets of people to get to heaven, in my view, are lawyers IF with emphases, IF and only IF lawyers assist God to manage man here on earth. www.thenigerialawyer.com/lawyers-are-buried-six-feet-and-not-with-theirs-faces-turned-upside-down/ |
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Help guys. Please a Frnd of mine is preparing for November mobilization. Pls what is the website page, the registration procedure and charges? Thanks. |
D reason I asked is that semen came out alongside urine when she was peeing. |
Pls i want to enquire whether mere urinating of a lady is capable of preventing pregnancy after unprotected sex between partners. |
christhavemercy:Amen. |
Greatzeus:Amen. Thanks bro for d cheers. |
Please kindly help me secure a job, even dont mind if its without pay in any company around Sango Otta, Ogun State just to help me kill boredom and idleness. Am a law graduate with NYSC plus working experience. Tnks. |
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I have a newly built building at Cole street, Fadeyi which comprised of #5units of A Room and Parlour self contain (mini flat) @350k per year #1unit of Two bedroom flat @500k per year and #1unit of A single room self contain @200k per year To Let. It is well fenced with car park space for at least 6cars. Both the interior and exterior has been painted. Everywhere has been tiled with running water from borehole. The landlord is demanding only a year rent. Contact Barr Aderinto on 09090803205 or 08068088866 |
chybyke4ly:Abeg broz gist me. Aw the tin be. Wat do they offer. |
Hi frnds, pls I got this invitation from a company. Want to confirm the authenticity of it. Sequel to your application for a Direct Sales Executive role in a Commercial Bank via FreelanceRecruiterng you have been scheduled for an interview at Workforce Group on Wednesday 21st September 2016 by 1.00 pm, Industrial Scheme Gbagada opposite first Pedro bustop, beside UPS. Come with your resume, or call 08138946746 for more details. |
pweetychyka:Tnks sister, av been doing that already. However I won't stop following. |
I remember the story of my job search which almost got me into scam in www.nairaland.com/3240758/how-almost-scammed-job-interview few months ago However, its quite painful that uptill naw av not secured any. Pls kindly help find one. Am a law graduate wit NYSC cert. I dn't mind if its d pay isnt much in any company(Not law firm) Tanks. |
Am a lawyer but reside in Sango otta, the transport is a lot. |
Many people will get this incorrectly.
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Read Below Statement Released From Lawshool The attention of the Nigerian Law School has been drawn to a write up on social media by one Henrilynn Ibezim, an ex-student of the institution. It is not the practice of the Nigerian Law School as an institution to join issues with any writer who has chosen to pursue official matters on social media. But in this case; and to put the records straight in the interest of the public, the facts as they relate to Mr.Ibezim are narrated below. He was a candidate who was successful at the Bar Final Examinations of August 2014. He along with other eligible candidates were subsequently screened for Call to the Bar in November 2014. However, while the screening exercise was on going, a man (who was later identified as a car wash operator, opposite the Nigerian Law School, Bwari premises),was found distributing computer printed notices to other prospective candidates, to the effect that those who needed extra invitation cards for the ceremonies should call an indicated number for procurement. When he was quizzed by a Nigerian Law School Security Officer on how he came about the notice, he responded that Mr.Henrilynn Ibezim, a prospective candidate for Call to the Bar ceremony, had sent him to distribute the notice. He was then instructed to call Mr. Ibezim on telephone and inform him that he had found some interested buyers, whom he should meet near the School gate. He did put the call through and soon thereafter, Mr. Ibezim drove to where he was, believing that he had secured some prospective ‘customers’. On arrival, he opened the boot of his vehicle and packs of forged Call to the Bar invitation cards, identical to the cards being officially issued to candidates, were found therein. Both of them were handed over to the police as required by law. The Body of Benchers (BOB),Nigeria, is the the statutory body charged with the responsibility for the Call and admission of eligible persons to the Bar. As a prerequisite for Call, the BOB screens every candidate to determine their suitability. As required of the Nigerian Law School by the BOB, a report of the incident involving Mr Ibezim was made to the Screening Committee of the body. After due consideration, the Body of Benchers decided that the Call to the Bar of Mr Ibezim should be put on hold, pending the determination of the allegation against him. Sometime in June 2016, the Nigerian Law school received a letter from a law firm, forwarding the judgement of a Magistrate Court discharging and acquitting Mr Ibezim of the offense charged. He further demanded the release of his Call to the Bar certificate. Not having been Called to the Bar, and since he is yet to be issued with a Call to the Bar certificate by the Honourable Body of Benchers, there was no certificate to release. The letter was received after the closure of the screening exercise for the July 2016 Call to the Bar ceremonies, hence it could not be presented to the BOB. His case was consequently scheduled for presentation to the Screening Committee of the Body of Benchers, for consideration at the next screening exercise in November. The Nigerian Law School trains and graduates thousands of students each year for Call to the Nigerian Bar. The management of the School did not deny Mr. Ibezim of his Call to the Bar or the certificate thereon. His unexpected involvement, being a student at the penultimate stage of being admitted to the Nigerian Bar, in invitation cards scam was the basis. As noted before, the matter was promptly reported to the Police, who proceeded with it accordingly. It is worthy of note that the School and its functionaries were not privy to the proceedings, the judgement of which was sent in by Mr. Ibezim’s Lawyer. It is certainly not the doing of any staff of the School that Mr Ibezim got himself entangled in the situation he has found himself. Chinedu Ukekwe Head, Information and Protocol. www.thenigerialawyer.com/lawschool-re-allegation-of-denial-of-rights-by-henrilynn-ibezim-by-law-school-dg/ |
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One acre of Land for sale at Itori, ewekoro, just besides the newly relocated Larfarge (Elephant cement factory) estate. Suitable for home, farm, religious, educational, event center, hotel or recreational activities... Registered Survey plan and family receipt. Price is #2m. Its one acre, not one plot. Contact me, Barrister Aderinto Adeolu Ayo on 08068088866. Thanks. |
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