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wesley80:
I've got Payoneer $900 available in two tranches of $450 up for sale at a reasonable rate. Please, Whatsapp o8o 68 5517 23.

wesley80:
I've got Payoneer $900 available in two tranches of $450 up for sale at a reasonable rate. Please, Whatsapp o8o 68 5517 23.

mikkyangel:
keep thinking twicw bro....until its sold!

Ehuatamuigunisi:
Mikky, stop taking advantage of us with these outdated Samsung galaxy tab 8.9. I bought one from you for 40k and now with full regret. The Android version stops at 4.4 and no official update. Even there is no flawless rom from XDA. Most roms must have a missing function..
The Tab also has no official dialer as Samsung tabs are known.

The fair price of this tab which is suitable for children is 15k.

rodeo0070:
NIGERIA IS THE 2ND MOST ACTIVE COUNTRY WHERE BITCOIN IS TRADED GLOBALLY, AFTER CHINA


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Trading volume in such places remains a fraction of larger markets, even after such explosive growth, amounting to about $115 million in Nigeria and $50 million in Venezuela. Global trading stood at $1.9 billion last year, according to LocalBitcoins.

Emerging markets’ share of total trading volume in LocalBitcoins is increasing. China and Russia combined account for about 40 percent of the market.


SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/nigeria-is-the-2nd-most-active-country-where-bitcoin-is-traded-globally-after-china/

SalamRushdie:
Yes President grover was counted twice , it only means 44 people have been president but there have been 45 Presidencies .i hope u get it

Ejomax77:
Wetin this I too know dey talk... that guy was elected non consecutively and that made him the 22nd and 24th president of the US! trump is the 45th US president although he's the 44th person. get your facts right.

mickeymimi:
History of Jerusalem .. The holy city http://www.differentspirit.org/articles/temple_mount.php

ca 1940 BC
God sent Abraham to the region of Moriah with instructions to sacrifice his son Isaac [Genesis 22:2].

ca 1010 BC
Land on Mount Moriah was bought by King David for 50 shekels of silver from Araunah the Jebusite [2 Samuel 24:18-25].

ca 997-990 BCSolomons temple in JerusalemMount Moriah became the site of the First Temple
This Temple was built by King Solomon. [1 Chronicles 21:18, 22:1, 2 Chronicles 3:1].

586 BCThe First Temple was destroyed by the Babylonians under King Nebuchadnezzar.

539 BCCyrus the Medo-Persian conquered Babylon
Cyrus issued a proclamation to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem [Ezra 1:1-3].

520-515 BCThe Temple was rebuilt by Zerubbabel
The Second Temple was a shadow of its former glory.

18 BCHerod the Great renovated the Second Temple.
In total, this took 46 years [John 2:20].

The Second Temple
A great retaining wall was built around the Temple Mount.

This is the Temple that Jesus visited during His lifetime.

70 ADRomans removing Temple treasuresThe Second Temple was destroyed by the Romans during the First Jewish Revolt
The Arch of Titus in Rome commemorates the Roman victory.

This detail of the relief sculpture on the Arch records the Temple treasures being taken from Jerusalem.

132-135Second Jewish Revolt under Bar Kochba
The Romans put down the revolt with great ferocity.

135The Romans subdued Israel
The Temple Mount was ploughed with salt and Jews were banished from Jerusalem on pain of death. Je[b]rusalem was renamed Aelia Capitolina and the land was renamed Syria Palestina (or Palestine, as it was known until 1948).[/b] This was done in a deliberate attempt to humiliate Israel by favouring their ancient enemies, the Philistines. The Arabic word for Philistine is Falastin, from which comes the English word for the Palestinians.

638Caliph Omar conquered Jerusalem
Under Moslem rule Jews were permitted to return to the city, although very few did and they were greatly impoverished.

691[b]The Dome of the RockMoslems built the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount
The building was constructed on the site where the First and Second Temples of Israel had stood.
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The Al Aksa mosque was built on the southern end of the Temple Mount platform some 20 years later.

Inscription inside the Dome of the Rock
The Dome of the Rock has decorative inscriptions around its interior.

One of these inscriptions makes the statement in Arabic: “Jesus Christ is not the Son of God.” Most Jews, and all Moslems believe that it is blasphemy to say that God has a Son.

1948The State of Israel was declared
Britain had taken Jerusalem from the Ottoman Turks during World War I and had been granted a mandate to govern Palestine. The League of Nations voted to partition Palestine and Britain anounced that they would withdraw from the land. Israel, as a Jewish state, came in to being on 14 May 1948 [Isaiah 66:8].

The War of Independence followed. Arab armies invaded Israel but the Jews managed to hold West Jerusalem. East Jerusalem, the Old City and the Temple Mount were in the hands of Jordan at the end of the conflict.

1967Six Day War –Israel captured the Old City of Jerusalem
Israel gained control of East Jerusalem and the Temple Mount when they forced Jordan to withdraw during the Six Day War.

Israel was unwilling to risk international criticism and the government granted the Moslem Wakf administrative rights over the Temple Mount platform and mosques, but not over the remainder of the Old City of Jerusalem.

The Temple Mount is lower than the surrounding hills

God selected this site. It is not on a trade route to anywhere. It is not the highest mountain in the region. The area is not fertile. It would not be the natural choice for a major city and the meeting place with God. But, in the choice of this site, God was saying something to His people. He will protect and preserve. And, what seems insignificant now will be exalted in His timing.

As the mountains surround Jerusalem, so the Lord surrounds His people both now and forevermore.”
[Psalms 125:2]

The Mount of Olives (background, right) and the other hills surrounding the Temple Mount are higher than the holy site.

Mount of Olives
“In the last days the mountain of the Lord’s temple will be established as chief among the mountains; it will be raised above the hills, and all nations will stream to it.”
[Isaiah 2:2]

SalamRushdie:
45th

"The taste of stockfish is life... We can't cook without stockfish."

That's the verdict of women at the bustling Onyingbo market in Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos, as they carefully choose pieces of the specially dried cod.
Heads stare up from market stalls while whole bodies hanging on metal hooks sway in the humid breeze. Bundles of the golden-coloured fish have been cut into different sizes and are sold by weight.
The smell of stockfish is pungent and clings to the back of your throat. No wonder; the fish has been hung up to dry for three months until it is as dry as a tree bark.
As the moisture drips out, the flavour of the fish deepens to create a rich, intense and complex taste.

It is perfect for a Nigerian palate, which favours big and bold flavours such as fermented locust beans and chilli pepper, says young chef Michael Elegbde.
Based in Lagos, Mr Elegbde is a rising star in Nigeria's culinary world - and his signature dishes revolve around stockfish. Growing up, he spent a lot of time helping his grandmother in the kitchen, and she loved stockfish as a key ingredient in traditional dishes.
"When we got home and we smelled the boiling stockfish we knew grandma is cooking, and now when I smell stockfish that nostalgia of my grandmother immediately kicks into my head," he recalls: "Stockfish is one of those ingredients that I believe has been a great part of our identity"

But it was only later in life - when he had followed in his grandmother's cooking footsteps - that he discovered the fish that he had grown up with actually came from almost half-way round the world, in the cold Arctic waters off the coast of Norway.
"As a kid I was never told that this stockfish was something from Norway. It was so common that I couldn't imagine it not being Nigerian."
Before Norway discovered oil and natural gas, its wealth was built on fisheries. Today fish exports are Norway's second highest earner, with stockfish going to Nigeria a hugely important element in this trade.
The archipelago of Lofoten - up in the far north of Norway - has the biggest concentration of stockfish producers in the world.
An open expanse of Norwegian water is seen over the tops of some snow-covered rocks
Image caption
Lofoten, in Norway's north, lies within the Arctic Circle
That is because every year between January and April, millions of cod migrate from the Barents Sea to breed in the fjords - and the climate is perfect for the natural drying process.
"You need both cold and dry weather, and you need sun. We have everything here. We are gifted from God," laughs Erling Falchs, whose family business Saga Fisk has been in the stockfish trade for six generations.
After gutting, cod is hung out on huge wooden A-frames, up to 10 metres high, and left to dry for three months in in the cold, crisp winter air. No salt, no additives - just in the same way that it has been dried since the time of the Vikings.


After months of preparation, the cod becomes hard and brittle
Although Nigeria has a long coastline teeming with other species of fish, people say the stockfish has a unique taste and so it is Norway's biggest export market for the fish.
"We sell about 200 to 250 containers of stockfish to Nigeria; that's about 4,000 tonnes," Mr Falchs says. "It's around 20 to 30 million dinners."
The past few years have been volatile, however. As the price of Nigeria's main source of income - oil - fell, the government restricted access to foreign exchange. Stockfish imports fell as a consequence.
But the market is bouncing back. Last year, exports to Nigeria have almost doubled to just over 7,000 tonnes.
That is still not as much as in 2014, when almost 9,000 tonnes of stockfish went to Nigeria.

And it is not just Nigeria that Norway is targeting.
As Nigerians have settled in other West African countries - including Benin, Togo, Ghana and Cameroon - they have taken their beloved stockfish with them. And the taste for stockfish is slowly spreading.

So how did stockfish first arrive on Nigerian shores?
The process of drying it means that stockfish can last for years - and that made it perfect to be used as food for the West African people enslaved and sent on long sea voyages to the Americas, says Norwegian historian Frank Jensen
But, as Mr Jensen points out, it was the Biafran civil war in Nigeria 50 years that really set the scene for stockfish to become a must-have ingredient in Nigerian cuisine.
In the course of three bloody years, more than a million people died - mostly from hunger. It was a humanitarian crisis on an unprecedented scale, and churches and relief agencies from all over the world joined together to fly in emergency supplies. Norway's contribution was stockfish.
It doesn't need refrigeration, and it is full of protein and vitamins - perfect to combat kwashiorkor, the malnutrition that characterised the Biafran war. "The single weapon against kwashiorkor was stockfish," says Edwin Mofefe, who was five years old when the war broke out. "It was our medicine."
For years Mr Mofefe couldn't eat stockfish because it brought back too many harrowing memories of the war.
Now, finally, he can not only stomach it, he has come to adore it for the depth of flavouring it brings to his favourite egusi or melon seed soup.
Fifty years on, stockfish has turned from an emergency, life-saving ration into a staple food - and a key part of Nigerian culinary identity.

kulex2k1:
If u r not buying... why not just pass!!!

Sankabson:
Meaning there's no sim slot Sir.

Rialto:
Hefglitters@gmail.com

hillsway:
on what if I may ask?

mayorall:
All items payment received processed

PROPUNTER:
Army termed Ipob a Terrorist Group just to tarnish the Group Image , But Chukwu Abiama will see us Through....

attackgat:
Lord Lugard had no mandate to create the colonial contraption called Nigeria, but today you are a Nigerian.

Well, some of us believe in letting the people decide their country via referendum.

attackgat:
Well if you decide to speak on behalf of all the hundreds of villages that make up Delta Igbos then it means you are worse than IPOB.

At least IPOB wants them to be heard via referendum. You on the under hand, has already decided for all of them.

attackgat:
This statement is uncalled for since the Biafran agitators insist on referendum to determine who is part of Biafra and who is not.