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20million for 1000 children, thats N20,000 per child for a party, in a country where policemen are paid N15,000/month

whoever is organising that party will be smiling home with a minimum of  15million in their pocket!

Good job Jonathan, will say it again this independence day celebration will hunt GEJ for the rest of his political career

rebranded:
Mark this down, this celebration expenses will continue to trail this administration and may sometime in future be probed!

Jonathan should be wise in spending. N6.6bn is a welcomed adjustment but the people will like to see maximum N2bn

rakish:
THIS CLEARS THE AIR ON ALLEGATIONS MADE BY EL-RUFAI:Jonathan cut down Nigeria @ 50 Celebrations budgetby
newslive(215)on: 8 Jul 10, 08:35 PM (5 years ago)
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Following criticism of the Federal Government’s plan to spend N16.4 billion on the celebration of Nigeria’s 50 years of independence, President Goodluck Jonathan has slashed the event’s budget to N9.5 billion.
The change is reflected in the latest supplementary budget presented to the National Assembly for consideration and passage. In a letter to the National Assembly, the president listed the areas which the cuts affect and said it was a “slight amendment.” Read more: http://africannewslive.co m/?p=7147
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Reply #1by
silviabells(950)on: 9 Jul 10, 02:43 AM (5 years ago)
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that is good
Reply #2by
Harnon(342)on: 11 Jul 10, 02:16 PM (5 years ago)
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Bera!

mhizzcutie:
It's sure good for the body..... I normally pluck some of its leaf,, wash and chew it like that. And guess what,,,, I enjoy doing it especially when I travel to the village.. .

Sanchez01:
It actually doesn't affect it. The name is powerful enough and would manifest if called upon in any language. Just as the Yorubas call Jesu, the Hausas Yesu and so on... It still doesn't change the name. He cuts across all languages and understands us even when we call Him in our native tongue. It's not abused, we converse in English language most times in spiritual gatherings. However, whoever choses to call Yeshua or other transliteration should be encouraged to do so.

Note: Greek, Latin, Aramaic, and Hebrew are not the only languages in the world. I believe there's nothing wrong with describing God or Christ with our native tongue. He would hear and answer still.

Sanchez01:
Thank God you saved me from the stress of writing out a long epistle... OP here's your answer abeg.

Yehoshua (Greek & Old Testament)
Yeshua (Hebrew & New Testament)
Yeshu (The Galilean pronunciation of Yeshua)
Jesus (English & Contemporary)

Jesus is the English name for the Greek transliteration, Yehoshua. The Hebrew variant, Joshua or Yeshua was widely used among the Hebrews, while Yeshu, though of the Galilean
tongue is also the same as Yehoshua and Yeshua.

Note that "Joshua", "Jeshua", and "Jesus" are really
the same name. That is, the name "Jesus" is a
Latinization of the Aramaic Jeshua or Yeshua, which
is in turn taken from the Hebrew Yehoshua, or
Joshua.

nortcentrallord:
I thought Oshiomhole had sense but I was wrong.
All these "harlots from St James". God forbid.

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