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sukkot:mumu drone brought online that is why you are vomiting rubbish, gullible ones like you are easy to decieve |
This is the rubbish we are seeing everyday in frontpage while important threads are wasting away |
Greatness runs in that family kudos boy |
Op nice job even when they complete this project some buhari supporters will call it scam like the mumu above me who is attributing it to PMB |
SaiBuharii:The last time I check yoruba people are fully in charge of money ritual business |
Na boyfriend they go visit for Ibadan when they enjoy finish they go use their legs waka back |
oparaben:You are right but I hate to be tagged a nag the last time I try to resolve an issue of trust we had she said that I complains a lot which is an indirect way of calling me a nag since that day I vow never to complain again |
HomieQuan:her number is always available all this while |
misspicy:Yes I have done that many times I even did it yesterday her number is always available, my dear no matter how broke she is she will not be so broke not to call for more than one week if she care she can borrow phone from somebody or *606# is the number to borrow airtime on MTN. She also help her elder sister run her saloon so let's take aside the issue of her been broke |
snakebeat:You are right I cared a lot I know her more than one year before we start dating when her ex was cheating on her she use to complain to our mutual friend that is how I met her. I had that good girl impression of her so when we start dating I make sure I care for her especially when she was sick and she too reciprocate which led to my friends liking her but few days to her travel I notice change and the change got worst after she traveled so that is why I am not surprise by her recent altitude. Thanks for your advice |
teddybear007:Read what I wrote very well you will read where I wrote that communication on her part is poor I do most of the calling that is number reason for my refusal to call her, second is my pride which I will always protect because things like attention and affection is what suppose to come natural I have played my part and I don't think I should be dictating to an adult what to do. I am not possessive and will not. Third is that their was a day we had some issues we did not settle well before she traveled I tried settling it in order to avoid a repeat of it she said I complain a lot that I like prolonging issues, my dear since that day I vow never to complain in my life again and I am hell bent in keeping that vow. |
What happen to IGR I thought southwest states especially APC states generate the most the most IGR in Nigeria |
MikelEleta:My reason for not calling her is that I believe as adult nobody can dictate what she will do or not, calling on my birthday is what she could have done without been reminded for if she is not ready to do it calling for explanation makes no sense. I have my pride to protect |
Thowbie7:Thanks bro my sister will always say if somebody forget or ignore you try do the same and that is what I am doing |
My girlfriend of two month is turning to something else, I have known her for more than a year only start dating her two months ago, everything was going on fine that what convinced me and my friends that I have finally gotten a girl for serious relationship. Last month she traveled back to Abuja where she use to stay but before then our initial plan was that she will be around to celebrate my birthday with me before she traveled but three weeks ago she informed me that her elder sister demands that she travel back early and she promise that she will come back before my birthday which is on 3rd September. Since she traveled the communication on part is poor I do most of the calling, last sunday she called and I reminded her about my birthday to my greatest surprise, from sunday till today I have not seen her message or flashing talk more of miss calls. I felt so bad that despite all my care she did not bother to call or send me a birthday message while strangers and friends were calling and sending messages I got nothing from my girlfriend. Even my ex brought me a gift, since Wednesday I have refused to call her despite the pressure from my best friend to call and demand for explanation do you guys think I should stick to my stand or call her as suggested by my friend. |
holocron:Kudos for the points you raised we Africans are too religious to a fault that is why fake religious leaders have large followers because we sold our common sense on the alter of religious sentiment |
Heavy Jubilation with no pictures or video idonblivit |
Is sunday man got to sleep
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(CNN)We saw you, Aylan. What was left of you, at least, after your soul had moved on. Your body was washed ashore, face down in the sand, before being cradled in the hands of a Turkish police officer. Your brother, Galip, and your mother, Rehen, were discovered nearby. Your family drowned trying to flee, reportedly hoping to make another try for Canada, which had denied your request for asylum. Even as your lungs filled with water, millions of Muslims were beseeching the Almighty for the ummah's upliftment, for the security and prosperity of our global community. I have seethed on far too many days like this, watching helplessly from afar. As Syrians make their way into Europe, fleeing north through the Balkans, they cross lands where Muslims died in great numbers not two decades ago. There are more refugees now than ever, more than during World War II. But there is no world war. Almost 1 in 4 people today are Muslim; by 2050, it's estimated that will be 1 in 3. So why does it feel like the more of us there are, the worse off we are? We're like foam on the sea, subjected to currents we not only do not control, but can't seem to predict. And certainly not assist. So it is to Europe so many refugees go, a Europe that already has trouble coming to terms with its growing Muslim communities. We can expect rising numbers of refugees to empower further an already rising right-wing across Europe: Slovakia, for one, considered accepting "200 refugees" on condition they were Christian. But Syrians have nowhere else to go. Yes, Lebanon has taken in huge numbers, and Turkey hosts more refugees than any other country (surpassing the previous record-holder, Pakistan). Yet the world's wealthiest Muslim countries, the Gulf Arab states, have offered no refuge. Israel, which like Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states, expends great energy warning us of the Iranian menace, likewise refuses asylum to the victims of Iran's ally, Bashar al-Assad. It is in moments like this that the contrast between Israel and Western democracies is most obvious. Israel didn't just refuse Muslim refugees -- it has refused any Syrian refugees. Still, I find it much harder to understand why the wealthiest Muslims ignore their fellow Muslims, most of whom are Sunni Arabs like themselves. But the question isn't just "why don't Gulf Arab countries accept the Aylans or Galips?" It's not even, "why don't Muslim countries offer the advantages to Aylans and Galips that European countries might?" It's "why must Aylans and Galips, little children, innocent of any crime, flee at all?" The lesson of the Arab Spring should be clear: Oppression leads to extremism and to rebellion. To stop the extremism and the rebellion, end the oppression. Do the hard work of building inclusive societies. The lesson the autocrats took, however, was: We weren't dictatorial enough. The blowback, when it comes -- and trust me, it will -- will be much worse the next time. As terrible as it is, Syria might be merely a prelude to far more devastating conflicts. So the Muslim world appears broken -- unable to take care of its own, unable to solve its conflicts, unable, it seems, to be moved to care. Not only is Saudi Arabia refusing to help the victims of Syria's war, it is creating a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, to which we have so far paid little attention. On days like these, many Muslims feel helpless, disgusted, ashamed. What is wrong with us? We often reach for colonialism, for imperialism, for occupation. But this misses the point. Many other parts of the world suffered foreign interference, too. And then they didn't. China and South Korea, for example. Or India and Brazil. Now they have far more control over their destinies. They provide much more for their people. They are spoken of as rising powers. At some point, something changed. Something that made them not victims of the world but actors in the world. It's a something modern Islam seems helpless to find. We are torn apart by al-Assads and al-Baghdadis, el-Sisis and al-Zawahiris. Our most vulnerable wash ashore, flee for their lives or cower under bombardment, from missiles above or car bombs around. But if there is any dim hope, it is in this: Our problems are not natural disasters or unforeseen tragedies. They are the product of human error, of human villainy. Muslim countries are not poor; they are poorly governed. They are not backward; they are held back. And though they may be this way today, it does not mean they have to be forever. http://edition.cnn.com/2015/09/03/opinions/moghul-refugee-response-muslim-countries/index.html?sr=cnnifb
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Wille is working on going one of the inner villages road construction in Ogbunike, Ogidi and numerous communities in Anambra
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We the Igbos especially Anambra are proud of where we came from that is why we proudly upload our village pictures
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still on the matter
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Because sumtyms girls might be broke and we wouldnt want to say it out,