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Dude it's an important question you ask. I also ponder on this sometimes, you have some girls breaking their necks just to have you when you on the other hand, don't feel that strong attraction for them. Such ladies are often of solid and amiable character so deep down conflicting thoughts pop in your head like "dude, what if this is your destined wife" "don't miss out on such a good person" etc. Well you eventually solve the puzzle op, cc me. |
Obanikoro has got an excessive amount of time on his hand. How can you leave a minister of state defence post for an unrealistic ambition? Dumbo! |
May we not suffer an affliction $1 billion can't save (Steve Jobs). All the money in the world won't guarantee you a fulfilling life. |
simpleseyi:Nice attempt at being logical but even at that, your points are flawed. Not everyone belongs to a faith just because they were born into it. There are converts, there are those literally coerced into a particular religion. To the topic, I would tell the giver to shove the money up his a$$. |
561 volunteers to those hot zones? Not pessimistic but I seriously doubt all of them would return home still clean tho. ![]() |
blakky97:Bobo you no go wound be with laughter. You're damn right tho, or make she bring you singlet lol. |
The problem is not even the people scooping fuel but the so called revelant agencies inability to show up to an emergency site four days after the incident. This state is finished smh. |
Lol funny thread. Everybody feeling obligated to defend their disciplines. True, these things hardly matters in naija cos we don't effect the standards and we aren't a principled society. |
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu compared his country's recent bombing campaign in Gazato the US-led strikes against militants in Iraq and Syria, saying Hamas and the Islamic State group share the same goal of world domination. Addressing the UN General Assembly on Monday, Netanyahu accused Hamas of committing "the real war crimes" in Gaza by using Palestinian civilians as human shields. It was an angry response to Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas' speech to the UN last week in which he accused Israel of conducting a "war of genocide" in Gaza. Netanyahu railed against world leaders who have condemned Israel for its war with Hamas while praising President Barack Obama for attacking Islamic State militants and other extremists in Syria and Iraq. They "evidently don't understand that ISIS and Hamas are branches of the same poisonous tree," the Israeli prime minister said, referring to the Islamic State group by one of its acronyms. Netanyahu said the leaders of ISIS and Hamas share the same goal of imposing militant Islam on the world. "Hamas' immediately goal is to destroy Israel, but it has a broader objective," he said. "When it comes to its ultimate goals, Hamas is ISIS, and ISIS is Hamas." And turning to another regional rival, Netanyahu said Iran's concern about the spread of terrorism is "one of history's greatest displays of doubletalk." He criticised the efforts of six world powers to reach a nuclear deal with Iran, saying, "to defeat ISIS and leave Iran as a potential nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war." On the latest war in Gaza, Netanyahu questioned how Israel can be accused of genocide when it gave advance warning to Gaza civilians before attacks on neighborhoods. Holding up an image of what he said was a Hamas rocket launcher with children nearby, he said Hamas hid rockets in schools and homes and used civilians as human shields. Israel "was doing everything to minimise civilian casualties. Hamas was doing everything to maximise civilian casualties," he said. During the 50-day Gaza war, which ended Aug. 26, Israel launched thousands of airstrikes against what it said were Hamas-linked targets in the densely populated coastal territory, while Gaza militants fired several thousand rockets at Israel. More than 2,100 Palestinians were killed, the vast majority civilians, and some 18,000 homes were destroyed, according to UN figures. Sixty-six soldiers and six civilians were killed on the Israeli side. In his speech Friday, Abbas stopped short of saying he would pursue war crimes charges against Israel. He said he would ask the UN Security Council to dictate the ground rules for any talks with Israel, including setting a deadline for an Israeli withdrawal from Palestinian lands. Earlier Monday, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said it's clear that Abbas has no intention of making peace with Israel, calling his speech to world leaders last week "a message of hatred and incitement." Lieberman also questioned Abbas' legitimacy to speak on behalf of the Palestinian people, saying he doesn't control the Gaza Strip, where Hamas remains in charge of security and elections have been postponed for more than four years. Lieberman said Abbas has "lost his way." Mohammed Ishtayeh, an aide to Abbas, responded to Lieberman's comments, saying: "If Lieberman and his government seek peace, why they are building settlements on our land? They left no land without settlements, no land for the Palestinians to live in." Ishtayeh added: "Lieberman was trying to cover the war crimes his government committed in Gaza, but we have prepared the indictment list to take Israel to the ICC," using the acronym for the International Criminal Court. " The 57-nation Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the world's largest bloc of Islamic countries, has been lobbying Abbas to seek membership in international agencies, including the ICC. That would open the door to war crimes charges against Israel for its military actions in Gaza and Jewish settlement construction on West Bank land the Palestinians want for a future state. However, Abbas' speech last week made no mention of a bid to join the International Criminal Court or a deadline for ending the occupation. Source: http://m.huffpost.com/uk/entry/5901396?utm_hp_ref=uk
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Think the op chose a bad adjective but I get his point though. Cooking is an essential feature and let not kid ourselves, naturally, it's a perogative of a woman. It's evident even in the animal world. Don't know why naija feminists be getting unnecessarily defensive and fighting a lost cause as if we are their adversaries. Even in the West, they haven't taken civilization foolishly this far. This is not "Us versus You", this is "You versus Nature" and I wish ya'll goodluck in that campaign. |
Lol op is vexed, I feel ya tho. It's messed up here. Aside: next week, some dude would open a thread talkin bou NL chics don't give them signs. |
Admission status on Jamb's website is true. Someone just checked hers beside me and she's been offered admission to study Civil Law (DE). |
asamaigho: dumb comparism...You can say that again my brother. Me sef tire for them kids who had my username in their mouths like I'm the new toothpaste. |
NEW DELHI — India became the first Asian nation to reach the Red Planet when its indigenously made unmanned spacecraft entered the orbit of Mars on Wednesday — and the first nation in the world to successfully reach Mars on its first attempt. The spacecraft called “Mangalyaan,” or “Mars-craft” in Hindi, which was launched last November, slowed down just enough to reach orbit early Wednesday, securing India a place in the elite global space club of Martian explorers. Images of beaming scientists clapping and hugging each other at the command center in the southern city of Bangalore were shown live in a nationally televised broadcast after a breathless, nail-biting countdown during the spacecraft’s final leg. Over an hour after reaching the orbit, the space agency received the first photographic data of the red planet’s terrain which were transmitted via an antenna located in Canberra, Australia. Calling it the “national pride event,” the Indian Space Research Organization also showed it live on Facebook and Twitter. http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/india-is-the-first-asian-nation-to-touch-mars-orbit-joins-elite-global-space-club/2014/09/23/b6bc6992-a432-4f1e-87ad-5d6fc4da3460_story.html |
Dude, these two are the same. |
Nigga can't be serious lol. |
DorisK: Bravo to u guys. But I can't take d risk. Personally. HonestlyWell, according to the post they didnt just jump into this whole thing at first interaction. they acquainted formally based on mutual interest then one thing led to another along the line. It's a pretty smooth story. Could happen to you, embrace the possibility. ![]() |
See as NL chics are trying to justify the biitcch. Talking about the man is old, foolish and all. These hoes mehn, these hoes smh *spits*. |
swtdrms: Bros, i thnk it'l help if u re-read wat u wrote previously....Where there is an option for a young, vibrant, purposeful individual in the person of fash, Oshomole etc, why must octogenarians keep popping up wasting time on unrealistic ambitions thinking they are the only ones perfect for the job. What's wrong with grooming, investing and endorsing underdogs that can really pose a threat for that position if the intentions were to come together and really save this sinking ship of ours. They said we should ignore the religion factor yet they can't even tolerate themselves in their coven by giving equal opportunities to presidential materials in their midst. We all know apc is zoning that thing to the north, don't well? |
swtdrms: U wil vote for fashola nd u wil neva vote for buhari and u re stil claimin not to b a tribal bigot, who is the hypocrite here, and if apc fields buhari then u'l rather vote for GEJ instead of u voting buhari and u want us to believe u re a detribalised Nigerian, bros pls go sidon, kowoleBaba I think you need that couch more than I do. Guess you missed the part where I said I voted for ribadu (a fulani) against this same Goodluck in 2011. I was never hoodwinked with all that "I had no shoes" or him being a Christian as well, I opted for a muslim so kindly miss me with your bs. |
I'd vote for Fashola (a muslim) a million times just as I did for Nuhu Ribadu in the last election because he has proven his competence. He is an epitome of a modern administrator and he stands out among his peers. My point now is, why can't buhari and the northern populace rise above chronic ambition and tribalism and let this yoruba guy lead us? You can't be telling me that a muslim-muslim ticket is ok for the progress of the country yet you won't give the best man among you the job. It's hypocritical. |
I've decided to keep the receipt of this bullsheet. |
Is it me or deja vu? It's like I've read something like this in the past. |
The only celeb that this move played out well for to my knowledge was Rotimi Makinde of Osun. All these ones are just wasting time. |
Skinny was right but think it applies to the ones who hadn't seen wealth or just plain unprincipled. Those ones are chronic gluttons. |
Too many uneducated dolts on this thread. Do you seriously think the statement "So help me God" in question is a reference to Jehovah of Christians? I do not agree with the punishment melted on that soldier. It was more like a breach of contract knowing fully well that he signified "none" as his religion before. The USA was built as a free society so if they want to continually sell that liberal society thing to the world, they ought not have a problem with that soldier. US was never a Christian country so atheists should please spare us the gibberish and shots. |
He didn't even take it from LGA chairman first,na senate straight . All these yeyebrities can't be fuckn serious. ![]() |
Fork diplomacy. Place an indefinite ban on all flights from Liberia, Sierra-Leone, and Congo now now! |
khiaa: Introducing yourself to someone you are attracted to is not losing your self esteem, it takes a very confident woman to do that. Somehow they confused having a conversation with throwing yourself at him, go figure.You are kinda right. Initiating a convo doesn't translate to throwing oneself at a guy though. It needn't be too forward like "hey my name is A & I would like to know you" lol. Sound conversations with a fine chemistry between the two often naturally take the "I just sent you a PM route" I can't speak for all but I fancy a lady who knows what she wants. Diff strokes for diff folks nonetheless. |
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. All these yeyebrities can't be fuckn serious. 