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I saw the video on Tiktok and was really touched by her story... Nigerian Government has been frustrating people since 1960 |
Original Sin Basic instincts I spit on your grave Monster ball Johnny mad dog (a Liberian movie) |
FarahAideed:Firstly, I suspect foul play somewhere... Secondly, how come no one survived because the plane despite everything crashed in one piece, this could mean that the pilots probably glided the plane in the air after it ran out of fuel. |
Someone should tell Walk4brazil about this thread... I'm just surprised he wasn't the one to break this news first. |
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Buhari, Garba shehu and Sheik gumi will take this news personal.... Infact, Femi Adeshina will soon release a press statement concerning the "important situation". |
HeyHey:I hope you sent up to 1k because I wonder how someone can withdraw 200 naira? |
Chibudollar:Have you even watched the series? First of all, you should know that blind people due to not having the sense of sight (which is our primary sense organ) usually have other senses heightened, which means that they can hear, smell and feel things better than a person with sight, also you should know that their instincts are often better than normal people. This series takes place centuries after humans have lost their sense of sight and have learned to adapt without seeing. You obviously have no idea about how powerful the human brain is and how it can adapt to situations that's why you are saying this. |
Lorddominic:Are you talking about the t.v. series called SEE....? That series is dope as you said. I just love how they show creators accurately paid attention to details. You can imagine how blindness has caused the other human senses to become so strong to an almost SUPERHUMAN level. What gave me the creeps is how one woman could accurately tell how many people and horses were there in over a distance of 200 meters.
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At least 100k .... 30k - To pay balance for my apprenticeship training . 20k- To buy a small bicycle to help me in movement and reduce transport money. 25k- personal feeding for the next 2 months. 15k- clothing 10k- miscellaneous ![]() As bet9ja no want pay, maybe someone here might be pushed by the spirit. |
FarahAideed:He had already ruined the country. |
Na wah oh. |
Ammishaddai:That is where Prenuptial comes in.... Any woman that genuinely loves and wants to marry you won't mind signing any prenup. I swear... Naija women and their wahala tire me, the only thing that will make me marry a naija woman is if my plans to JAPA doesn't actualize. |
indadi:I agree... And one thing I noticed is that girls with small oranges are always mean, deceptive and hostile. |
joyandfaith:Exactly... Oli dey your head. |
Appointment loading... |
This Maina saga has been going on for over 5 years now .. when will he finally be jailed? |
Bchop:So are you saying that the whole anambra state doesn't have any indigine working at INEC. |
Sonnobax15:You're right... Either number 2 , I can get 1 to come to my crib comfortably. |
It pains to to see that people still get mind dey vote APC for ANAMBRA state.... I'm disappointed. They're not even supposed to have up to 2000 votes by now. |
Am I the only one wondering why an Ahmadu Umar will be a coalition officer for ANAMBRA state. ?? Abeg someone explain to me cuz I don't understand.
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advanceDNA:I once attended Service at one Christ embassy church and the pastor made a very good point on that topic, he said that it had nothing to do with fashion but it had to do with the bodily discharge of a woman, Moses actually gave the law so that the man wouldn't defile himself. |
The reason why I created this thread was to address some issues we have with Christianity today; For example in Nigeria, most churches frown at women that wear trousers because they feel trousers are men's clothing and shouldn't be worn by women. However this is so wrong both morally and logically because there's no law that clearly states that trousers belong exclusively to a man. The ironic fact here is that our African ancestors (both men and women) never wore trousers before the Europeans came, so what gave most African christians the notion that women wearing trousers are committing sin.? Please let the discussion continue. Mods please help push this to Front page. Seun Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Op, see as you just give zombies hope... I'm sure most of them don rush come this thread. You get mind oh!
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Sonnobax15:I don't even need to comment anymore because you literally spoke my mind . |
That is bullshit... It is not a must, Don't let pastors guilt trip into joining bany department. Let it be out of your own free will and make sure that even if you join , the church activities don't affect your personal and professional life. The reason why I'm saying this is that the church will most likely not pay you for any services you give because according to them, "you're doing it for God". So whether you wanna join or not is definitely up to you. |
The Bible in Deutronomy 22:5 says "A man shall not wear the garment of a woman and a woman shall not wear the garment of a man", Has anyone ever wondered why God will give the isrealites such a law and for what purpose, it should also be considered that most of the laws that were given by Moses are no longer applicable in our world today for many obvious reasons. There are a some questions that these particular law in the Bible creates; 1. Why did God give such a law to the isrealites ? 2. Why do modern Christians attribute that law to modern day fashion? 3. In many parts of the world where fashion style differ due to different cultures, example Scotland where men wear kilts (skirts), which is known to be for women, are the men in those countries biblically wrong for wearing them? Scholars and Christian's in the house, I would like to know your opinion? |
So people dey wey still get mind dey vote APC ?.
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Vinnie2000:No... I know who exactly Awilo is? This song is from the 90's and it's a Latin American song. |
JERUSALEMA by Master KG is one song I like very much even though I don't know what there are singing about. There's also this song I heard mostly in my childhood called "La Bamba"... I don't know who sang it or what it means but the song always touches my soul. Latin American songs always have a way of giving me "De'ja vu feelings", maybe I must have been from there in a previous incarnation. |
GrowthPlug:Are you for real ![]() |
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