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omooba969:yes, 5 x 10minutes. Can you compare that with 6 straight hours of night vigil + days of revival + hours of Sunday service? I guess there are no churches in your neighborhood. |
fashoo2010:Don't mind the fo.ol of an OP. He thinks "academically challenging" means having to eat while reading or being taught by sadistic, hard-to-impress lecturers. He even stated that the likes of UNILAG and UI are only being hyped online. How come UNIBEN has never ranked past any of those schools in any ranking, local and international? |
loomer:All other noise makers will stop their noise at night. But churches start their vigils around that same time, disturbing the neighborhood with their noise. |
searay:you're a paranoid idi.ot. Let's even think of it, do mosques make as much noise as churches do? |
Vinshu:Says who? I've been with Hostgator since 2011 and I've never for once had issues with them. Even earlier this year when I mistakenly deleted all my blogs, they got everything back to normal within 30 minutes. Hostgator rocks! PS. I started with Hostgator when the Naira was N150 to the dollar. And now, we know how much the Naira has fallen, but has that prompted me to leave my dear Hostgator? No! It's not about money, but quality. |
SkinnyDude:Yes, I agree. But the statement "Na God go help some people sha" in his comment actually depicts more than just ignorance. Imagine someone who is ignorant about something declaring his pity for those who have the knowledge and experience of that thing. |
Who is this pained GEJ loyalist that keeps embarrassing himself all over the place? |
The meaning is pretty straightforward: Rokiatu will kill you later this year by luring you into the lagoon. And in case you never knew, she's a mermaid! #justkidding |
During the Ghana must go issue, were people killed? Were properties stolen? Now the BBC can go and die! |
Tallesty1:Because a comment like yours can only come from a naive, ignorant, warped brain! For your info, even doctors encourage more sex during pregnancy. |
Tallesty1:How old are you? |
Tvaddict:The bank can't help you in any way. The only option you have is a Mastercard or Visa branded ATM card. |
Interesting! |
Yes, very possible. Just ensure that you have up to the Naira equivalent of the money you want transfer on the ATM card you linked with your PayPal account. Never mind the zero balance on your PayPal account. Once you initiate and authorise the transfer, the Naira equivalent of the transferred amount will be deducted from your ATM. |
Paulscholari, just download the free ebook in my signature, and you'll get all the basic information you need on how to make money online here in Nigeria. |
xavier0327:here's the summary: David. |
taharqa:. Don't look at things that way. 2 trillion is just 1 billion in 2000 places. We heard how GEJ was spraying billions (not millions) during the campaign period. The pastors took their share, so did the Imams, traditional rulers, OPC, MEND, PDP party leaders and godfathers in each state, and many other individuals and organisations. FFK and other sycophants (Koro, etc) also took their shares. So, that figure isn't unbelievable. Forget budget, who cares about budget when trying to win by all means? |
This is exactly what an imbe.cile looks like. I guess GEJ didn't see this picture before putting him in charge of his campaign. |
LOL! |
Israel5:Now, I don't care what any pseudo-prophet has said. How does your statement defend the fact that Maharaj ji clearly stated that Buhari should forget about the presidency. Where's the silly "condition" in that? Or are you his follower. In all, stop quoting me! |
So this deluded fo.ol can still open his mouth to advise baba after predicting that Buhari can never win the elections? Guru, keep your advice for the dogs! Buhari doesn't need advice from fo.ols. |
Bias, partiality, injustice |
The OP either doesn't understand Yoruba accents (amin ohun) or doesn't know the correct pronunciation of those area names. |
davodyguy:There is actually a constitutional provision. See the quote up there. |
Here's the answer as quoted directly from the constitution: 136. (1) If a person duly elected as President dies before taking and subscribing the Oath of Allegiance and oath of office, or is for any reason whatsoever unable to be sworn in, the person elected with him as Vice-President shall be sworn in as President and he shall nominate a new Vice-President who shall be appointed by the President with the approval by a simple majority of the National Assembly at a joint sitting. (2) Where the persons duly elected as President and Vice President die or are unable for any reason whatsoever to assume office before the inauguration of the National Assembly, the Independent National Electoral Commission shall immediately conduct an election for a President and the Vice- President. www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm |
tit:No problem, keep fooling around. |
For all I care, all GMB haters can go and die! Even GEJ has accepted his fate. |
omenalfa:You have comprehension problems? I answered your question both directly and indirectly, and you still typed this? See your answer in the first line of the second paragraph. OK, to spare you the stress, the PARTY was elected, not the individual (as held by the Nigerian constitution). |
omenalfa:You didn't get my point. I was only agreeing with the guy who said the whole decision remains with the party (APC). And I was blasting the ignorant goofs who in their dreams expect GEJ to carry on. Well, to answer your question directly, the party was voted. The party fielded the candidate who won, and the same party will be required to provide a replacement if the unexpected happens to the candidate who actually won. The opposition isn't in the picture at all. So, whether or not Buhari dies before May 29, GEJ won't stay a day longer. |
bokohalal:Don't mind the goofs, including the st.u.pid lecturer who doesn't know jack about Nigerian laws. To think an opposition party would replace a deceased elected candidate is even senseless. Nigerian lecturers teaching their students bullsh.it since 1972AD. EDIT: darlenese:So, you quickly concluded that I didn't do my findings before posting? Below is an excerpt from the Nigerian constitution. Read it and then tell me where you got your own facts from (note the colored): 136. (1) If a person duly elected as President dies before taking and subscribing the Oath of Allegiance and oath of office, or is for any reason whatsoever unable to be sworn in, the person elected with him as Vice-President shall be sworn in as President and he shall nominate a new Vice-President who shall be appointed by the President with the approval by a simple majority of the National Assembly at a joint sitting. (2) Where the persons duly elected as President and Vice President die or are unable for any reason whatsoever to assume office before the inauguration of the National Assembly, the Independent National Electoral Commission shall immediately conduct an election for a President and the Vice-President. Here's a link to the Nigerian constitution, so you can see for yourself (136): http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm youngpol:I can see your lecturer has infected you with his stupidity. And the earlier you realize that lecturers are not always right, the better for your brain. See the relevant part of the Nigerian constitution I quoted above, then show it to your lecturer. Then tell him in Fela's voice, "Teacher don't teach me nonsense!" Last bullet: Nigerians arguing blindly since time immemorial. |
falconey:Gbam. The moment you get down there, the "love" will disappear. |
Nursecaleb:Read the post again. Where in the post did the OP ask you to write your surname? |
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