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matrix199:
So sad. He was really a great husband. Picked her from grass and helped her to grace. She's going to miss him a lot. May God grant him eternal rest.




I begin to wonder, what's the point being born when one will die one day? We're gods, from what we're made to understand, but why does our kind of gods have to die? Mystery indeed.

Death is no cessation as most people think...death is only a change from this world to another...so being born is a great thing, passing through earth is even greater cos u are born to develop, grow and affect the world and death translates that being to the greatest level...eternity either with God or with the devil.

seriously lawyer for 60k and in lekki?

mcversatile:
Visit jobomania..com.ng :DVisit jobomania..com.ng

why dont u place the link here, rather than refer one to ur blog..........

its here in Lagos already

this story does not added up. looked like a cooked up story to cover up some major crime

i got a text and an email from BGS international about an interview on Monday with them. cant even remember whether I applied to them as the role was not even stated and the last application i did was for dangote vacancy here on nairaland. is there anyone else that was invited? The email has their website and everything looks legit and does not like those GNLD people.

STILESGANG:
You mean his PA( personal assistant) earns 64mills.Are you kidding me?

PA means per annum....

This man would have made millions playing basket ball. He has all the qualities. Wow

NaijaOptimist:
Can one become rich as a salary earner?Without other or additional means of income, and without corruption?

I know a CEO that works with an oil company and lives in his own personal house in lekki, his PA salary is N64million. So you can, its all about d degree of d company is willing to pay you for your services and d difficulty in replacing you. Besides being rich starts from your mindset before it manifests outwardly. Start being rich on d inside and watch as ur bosses will be heads over heels to have u work with them and not for them, notice the difference.

veyron02:
I guess the person that sent you a mail for panel interview

it was a call and that line has since been off the network..infact its no longer active

veyron02:
Got a call this morning from my contact person that I should ignore it since I have done it once. And yes prefad location is part coz u'll be given options to choose from

Pls how do u know ur contact person, cos I'm still yet to get any medical invite after my chat last year?

Good to know that people like Mr gbenga still exist. God bless you richly....@op...its not time to cross ur legs and relax, start working on getting your own place as soon as possible before you overstay your welcome cos i believe d apartment is available to u only for a short while so ensure u and Mr gbenga part in very good terms. my advice though

is there any fee attached to this application?

it looks like a customised G wagon with excessive kits

kayce19:
whats the issue with the car and why is there no plate number since its registered

I THINK HE JUST FINISHED SPRAYING IT

PORT HARCOURT – The Federal government is set to reduce the pump price of petrol to about 85 or 86 naira per litre.

Minister of State for Petroleum , Dr Ibe Kachikwu who disclosed this during a tour of the Port Harcourt refinery on Christmas Day expressed hope that the new price regime may come on stream January next year.

He said efforts were on to get the refinery to achieve 60 percent production capacity and to supply about 11 million liters of petrol daily.

“If you look at the new PPPRA template that we developed and which I just signed off two days ago, when it is announced you will find out that for now ,and I use the emphatic word of the President for now, the price of the refined product will actually be lower than 87 naira, It will be 85. We will probably announce that in January if the prices hold.

“like I said, we have done a modulation calculation and it is showing us below N87. I imagine that if PPPRA publishes it today, it will become effective immediately. But the 1st of January that is when we are looking at.”

“What that does for you is that its modulating. If it goes up you move up, if it comes down you come down. So we take away the fact of having to go find funds to pay for these subsidies that we cannot afford.

“More importantly we try to be as close to the pump price that we have now as possible,” he said.

Kachikwu who is also the Group Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC said government had resolved to scrap oil subsidy because of alleged fraud around it.

“So for the first time people will understand that the pricing modulation I was talking about is not a gimmick. It is for real. The objective is that we cannot afford to continue to subsidize .We can’t even understand where those subsidies were going to. There is a lot of fraud elements in it so we need to cut that of.

The second is the earning capacity of the Federal Government is deteriorating by the day with lower prices of crude “, he said.

He also said there was improvement in security of pipelines with the engagement of private contractors by the federal government.

source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/fg-removes-fuel-subsidy-says-petrol-to-sell-for-n85-per-litre/

HeIsJesus:
My email was not delivered to the two personal email addresses to be copied in the mail. It was only delivered for the official email. Did you experience a similar thing?

Mine went to both emails, didn't get failed delivery on any..

do u have two bedroom on addo road?

compliments of the season...pls do u have two bedrooms flat available?

how do one apply?

QSFemi:
Good evening nairalanders. This is my first post on this platform and I enjoined you all to overlook my simplicity. I need your views on the scenario I am about to relate. I have a degree like many other peeps out there, completed nysc july this year and have hitherto been jobless. Well, Like a twist of fate, I got a job just yesterday that will be paying me 50k in Lag. I based in Akure and the job is in Ketu, Lagos. My friend that I can squat with temporarily lives at awoyaya, Ibeju-Lekki lga. Can I survive? What do you think peeps?

I reside in ajah, dis offer is not worth it at all...even when my wife got a job at ikota for 60k , she didnt take talk more of ketu...haba..its not worth it at all at all....the trafiic coming back alone along lekki expressway in the evening coupled with the fact that u will wait for BRT at obalende for almost 2 hours before a bus will show up. trust me its not worth it.....

has anyone been contacted after filling, signing and sending the scanned copies of valid ID to them?

A weekend has never been declared as holiday before na..... how is this possible?

Nigeria’s foremost Shiite Muslim cleric is currently being held in custody after violence broke out between his followers and the Nigerian military.

Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), was detained after deadly clashes between Nigerian soldiers and his followers in the city of Zaria, Kaduna state, in northern Nigeria. At least 60 people reportedly died in the violence, which the Nigerian Army claimed was a response to an assassination attempt by the sect’s members on the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai.

The clashes and al-Zakzaky’s arrest have sparked protests across Nigeria by Shiite Muslims, a significant minority in the Sunni-majority country. They also appear to have stoked tensions between the Nigerian state and a movement (IMN) which claims to have been targeted before and has the backing of a powerful Shiite ally.

Who is Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky?

Hailing from the Nigerian Shiite holy town of Zaria, Zakzaky began propagating Shiite Islam around 1979, at the time of the Iranian revolution—which saw Iran’s monarchy overthrown and replaced with an Islamic republic under Ayatollah Khomeini. Zakzaky believed that the establishment of a republic along similar religious lines in Nigeria would be feasible. He has been detained several times due to accusations of civil disobedience under military regimes in Nigeria during the 1980s and 1990s and is still viewed with suspicion by Nigerian authorities.

Zakzaky is the spiritual leader of the IMN, Nigeria’s most prominent Shiite Muslim movement. Of Nigeria’s 180 million population, 50 percent is Muslim, a small minority of which belong to Shiite Islam. According to Nnamdi Obasi, Senior Analyst on Nigeria at the International Crisis Group (ICG), the IMN’s goals are twofold: “to ensure more stringent application of Islamic legal and administrative systems...then ultimately to create an Islamic state in Nigeria.”

What is the status of Shiite Muslims in Nigeria?

Shiite Muslims are generally well-integrated in Nigeria and do not suffer direct discrimination or persecution, according to Bat-el Ohayon, founder of sub-Sahara African consultancy Afrique Consulting Group. Zakzaky’s followers, however, have a strained relationship with the Nigerian security apparatus, says Ohayon. “It appears that there is specific and isolated conflict with the community in Zaria, particularly with Zakzaky,” says Ohayon.

The clashes at a July 2014 Shiite religious procession in Zaria are evidence of this conflict. At the pro-Palestinian rally, known as a Quds Day procession, 34 protesters were reportedly killed by Nigerian soldiers, including three of Zakzaky’s sons. At the time, the Nigerian Army claimed that it was acting in self-defence. More recently, Shiite followers of Zakzaky were targeted in a suicide bombing that killed at least 21 people during a procession from Kano to Zaria. Despite reports that the militant group Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the attack, Zakzaky claimed the attack was not the work of Boko Haram and suggested that the bombing was orchestrated by the army. The Shiite cleric has no reason to defend Boko Haram, which espouses a fundamentalist interpretation of Sunni Islam and views Shiite Muslims as infidels worthy of death.

Why has Sheikh Zakzaky been arrested?

Zakzaky’s arrest followed a series of events which differ according to the teller. According to the Nigerian military, a motorcade transporting the Army Chief of Staff was blocked by followers of Zakzaky, who began to attack the convoy before troops responded with force. According to the IMN, unarmed worshippers were attacked by the army while conducting a peaceful procession. Clashes took place at three different locations across Zaria, including Zakzaky’s house and the group’s main mosque, according to the Islamic Human Rights Commission, which also reported that Zakzaky’s wife was in hospital after earlier reports stated that she had been killed. Unconfirmed pictures of a bloody Zakzaky have circulated on social media.

Is the Islamic Movement in Nigeria another Boko Haram?

Following the recent violence, warnings have been sounded about the potential of radicalizing the group and its followers. Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar III, the current Sultan of Sokoto—a prominent Islamic spiritual leader in Nigeria—warned the authorities to “exercise restraint” in order to avoid creating another Boko Haram-style militant group. “The history of the circumstances that engendered the outbreak of militant insurgency in the past, with cataclysmic consequences that Nigeria is yet to recover from, should not be allowed to repeat itself,” said Abubakar.

While Obasi thinks that a Shiite insurgency in northern Nigeria is a long way off, recent events could contribute to a growing sense of marginalization among Zakzaky’s followers. “Zakzaky had always pledged the group’s commitment to non-violence and, in spite of recurrent clashes with security operatives and with other sects, the risk of evolving to sustained militancy was always low,” says Obasi. “But with the recent violence, including the killing of its senior members, detention of its wounded leader and demolition of its facilities, the group could be approaching a tipping point.”

What are the movement’s ties to Iran?

Iran, which is known for defending Shiite causes worldwide, has responded firmly to the conflict between the Shiite group and Nigerian soldiers. Iranian president Hassan Rouhani reportedly called his Nigerian counterpart Muhammadu Buhari to urge that a fact-finding mission be set up to investigate the recent violence. Iran also reportedly summoned the head of the Nigerian diplomatic mission in Tehran to protest against the clashes and ask that Shiite Muslims be protected. Zakzaky has previously denied that the IMN receives funding from Iran, but it appears that the movement has a powerful ally in any future disputes.

Pics 1: Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky speaks at an event in 2009. The leader of Nigeria's main Shia movement, Zakzaky has been arrested by Nigerian authorities after clashes between his followers and Nigerian soldiers.

pics 2: A woman walks past a painting of Iran's late leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in Tehran December 11. Sheikh Zakzaky drew inspiration from the late Iranian spiritual leader when he began preaching Shiite Islam in Nigeria.

pics 3: The Sultan of Sokoto Alhaji Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar III and Emir of Kazaure Najib Hussaini Adamu (R) visit the family of late Emir of Kano Ado Bayero in Kano June 7, 2014. Abubakar has warned that violence against Nigeria's Shiite community could lead to radicalization.

Source: http://europe.newsweek.com/Bleep-sheikh-zakzaky-Bleep-405297

cc Lalasticlala

Nigeria’s foremost Shiite Muslim cleric is currently being held in custody after violence broke out between his followers and the Nigerian military.

Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), was detained after deadly clashes between Nigerian soldiers and his followers in the city of Zaria, Kaduna state, in northern Nigeria. At least 60 people reportedly died in the violence, which the Nigerian Army claimed was a response to an assassination attempt by the sect’s members on the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai.

The clashes and al-Zakzaky’s arrest have sparked protests across Nigeria by Shiite Muslims, a significant minority in the Sunni-majority country. They also appear to have stoked tensions between the Nigerian state and a movement (IMN) which claims to have been targeted before and has the backing of a powerful Shiite ally.

Who is Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky?

Hailing from the Nigerian Shiite holy town of Zaria, Zakzaky began propagating Shiite Islam around 1979, at the time of the Iranian revolution—which saw Iran’s monarchy overthrown and replaced with an Islamic republic under Ayatollah Khomeini. Zakzaky believed that the establishment of a republic along similar religious lines in Nigeria would be feasible. He has been detained several times due to accusations of civil disobedience under military regimes in Nigeria during the 1980s and 1990s and is still viewed with suspicion by Nigerian authorities.

Zakzaky is the spiritual leader of the IMN, Nigeria’s most prominent Shiite Muslim movement. Of Nigeria’s 180 million population, 50 percent is Muslim, a small minority of which belong to Shiite Islam. According to Nnamdi Obasi, Senior Analyst on Nigeria at the International Crisis Group (ICG), the IMN’s goals are twofold: “to ensure more stringent application of Islamic legal and administrative systems...then ultimately to create an Islamic state in Nigeria.”

What is the status of Shiite Muslims in Nigeria?

Shiite Muslims are generally well-integrated in Nigeria and do not suffer direct discrimination or persecution, according to Bat-el Ohayon, founder of sub-Sahara African consultancy Afrique Consulting Group. Zakzaky’s followers, however, have a strained relationship with the Nigerian security apparatus, says Ohayon. “It appears that there is specific and isolated conflict with the community in Zaria, particularly with Zakzaky,” says Ohayon.

The clashes at a July 2014 Shiite religious procession in Zaria are evidence of this conflict. At the pro-Palestinian rally, known as a Quds Day procession, 34 protesters were reportedly killed by Nigerian soldiers, including three of Zakzaky’s sons. At the time, the Nigerian Army claimed that it was acting in self-defence. More recently, Shiite followers of Zakzaky were targeted in a suicide bombing that killed at least 21 people during a procession from Kano to Zaria. Despite reports that the militant group Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the attack, Zakzaky claimed the attack was not the work of Boko Haram and suggested that the bombing was orchestrated by the army. The Shiite cleric has no reason to defend Boko Haram, which espouses a fundamentalist interpretation of Sunni Islam and views Shiite Muslims as infidels worthy of death.

Why has Sheikh Zakzaky been arrested?

Zakzaky’s arrest followed a series of events which differ according to the teller. According to the Nigerian military, a motorcade transporting the Army Chief of Staff was blocked by followers of Zakzaky, who began to attack the convoy before troops responded with force. According to the IMN, unarmed worshippers were attacked by the army while conducting a peaceful procession. Clashes took place at three different locations across Zaria, including Zakzaky’s house and the group’s main mosque, according to the Islamic Human Rights Commission, which also reported that Zakzaky’s wife was in hospital after earlier reports stated that she had been killed. Unconfirmed pictures of a bloody Zakzaky have circulated on social media.

Is the Islamic Movement in Nigeria another Boko Haram?

Following the recent violence, warnings have been sounded about the potential of radicalizing the group and its followers. Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar III, the current Sultan of Sokoto—a prominent Islamic spiritual leader in Nigeria—warned the authorities to “exercise restraint” in order to avoid creating another Boko Haram-style militant group. “The history of the circumstances that engendered the outbreak of militant insurgency in the past, with cataclysmic consequences that Nigeria is yet to recover from, should not be allowed to repeat itself,” said Abubakar.

While Obasi thinks that a Shiite insurgency in northern Nigeria is a long way off, recent events could contribute to a growing sense of marginalization among Zakzaky’s followers. “Zakzaky had always pledged the group’s commitment to non-violence and, in spite of recurrent clashes with security operatives and with other sects, the risk of evolving to sustained militancy was always low,” says Obasi. “But with the recent violence, including the killing of its senior members, detention of its wounded leader and demolition of its facilities, the group could be approaching a tipping point.”

What are the movement’s ties to Iran?

Iran, which is known for defending Shiite causes worldwide, has responded firmly to the conflict between the Shiite group and Nigerian soldiers. Iranian president Hassan Rouhani reportedly called his Nigerian counterpart Muhammadu Buhari to urge that a fact-finding mission be set up to investigate the recent violence. Iran also reportedly summoned the head of the Nigerian diplomatic mission in Tehran to protest against the clashes and ask that Shiite Muslims be protected. Zakzaky has previously denied that the IMN receives funding from Iran, but it appears that the movement has a powerful ally in any future disputes.

Pics 1: Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky speaks at an event in 2009. The leader of Nigeria's main Shia movement, Zakzaky has been arrested by Nigerian authorities after clashes between his followers and Nigerian soldiers.

pics 2: A woman walks past a painting of Iran's late leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in Tehran December 11. Sheikh Zakzaky drew inspiration from the late Iranian spiritual leader when he began preaching Shiite Islam in Nigeria.

pics 3: The Sultan of Sokoto Alhaji Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar III and Emir of Kazaure Najib Hussaini Adamu (R) visit the family of late Emir of Kano Ado Bayero in Kano June 7, 2014. Abubakar has warned that violence against Nigeria's Shiite community could lead to radicalization.

Source: http://europe.newsweek.com/Bleep-sheikh-zakzaky-Bleep-405297

cc Lalasticlala

nemadfsyahooc:
, car is very good just that the v6 overheat but the 4plugs is perfect, though parts are a bit expensive, but its a stable car

so in other words, one should avoid the V6 model...but how come every V6 model of any type of car overheats....and I love V6 and V8 engines

baylsen:
Guys please did anyone receive a mail to send passport or I'd card?

i did...havent responded yet..still studying the mail with my lawyer wife

dlex21:
same here. Though no payment or salary ooo...

were u really expecting to be paid? its was stated in the vacancy na...member/ volunteers recruitment...u don't get paid for volunteering..im in it for my contribution to humanity...

HOW YOUNG ALIKO DANGOTE MET WITH DESTINY - The Benson Idahosa and T.L Osborn connection



And I will bless them that bless thee.......Genesis 12:3

The name Aliko Dangote needs no introduction in any circles. The wealthiest man in the black race as at today and consistently so for a few years. This excerpt from the book "The African Apostles " authored by Leke Beecroft tells a true story you've probably never heard. This is a validation of scriptures.
Born on April 10, 1957 in the then Northern Region (Kano State) Aliko Dangote was born to Mohammed Dangote and Mariya Sanusi Dantata. An ethnic Hausa from Kano State, he showed his love for business by selling sweets even in primary school.
As a teenager, he began to work for his uncle, Sani Dangote and it was said of him that he served diligently. Sometime in 1977 and after his 20th birthday, he approached his uncle and master and told him about his plan to establish a business outfit which would trade in cement, sugar, rice, pasta, salt, cotton, millet, vegetable oil and other products. His uncle provided a loan of N500,000 but gave a caveat to Aliko to return the loan within a deadline of three-months(this was the practice at the time).

Dangote first of all relocated to Lagos in June 1977, the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria, also, he then began to travel around Nigeria to develop a strong distribution channel for the quick and efficient delivery of his products.

A few years earlier, the Benin Airport had been constructed. This served as one of his routes to the Niger-Delta or South-South area of Nigeria.
Benin, formerly known as the City of Blood was then experiencing a great revival through 39 year old Benson Andrew Idahosa, a Bini man, who was established as a young Christian in the Assemblies of God and now pastored the Church of God Mission. Idahosa who had recently returned from a missionary school in America had established strong links with a number of pastors such as Gordon Lindsay, Jim Bakker and T.L Osborn among others.

Tommy Lee Osborn, one of the greatest evangelists in modern times had first responded to Benson Idahosa's letters in 1962. Subsequently, a solid relationship was established over the years resulting in Osborn's visits with his wife, Daisy to Benin on a few occasions, either for his crusades or specifically to Idahosa's Church.

Of all the visits however, one specific visit in the late 1970s was very unique. T.L and Daisy Osborn had stayed late ministering at the Miracle Centre of Church of God Mission just opposite the Airport. They therefore went late to catch their flight to Lagos which was supposed to be a connecting flight from Johannesburg to France, England and then the USA.

By the time Idahosa took his guests to the airport, they were told that the last flight for the day was overbooked. Not one seat was available, the passengers had boarded and the flight about to take off.

Not only that, the jetliner had begun to taxi towards the runway. Benson Idahosa''s new mercedes sped towards the tarmac and screeched to a halt in front of the plane. Benson Idahosa came out and waved at the pilot frantically.



The plane stopped and the steps were lowered as the pilot came down to know what the issue was. Idahosa began "I have two of God's important servants who must go to Lagos". "But we are loaded to capacity. Every seat is full" said the captain. "Never mind.

Let me on board. They all know me; they see 'Redemption Hour' (Idahosa's TV program).

Let me talk to them". Idahosa obliged, climbed into the plane and walked down the crowded aisles. The passengers were annoyed. He prayed silently as he returned to the front. He turned round , facing the passengers and started "Excuse me friends, I have two of God's special servants in my car. They must go to Lagos today on this plane. Two of you will get off now so God's servants can board. God bless you. He waited a minute, no one moved. The silence showed annoyance by the impatient passengers. Some pretended to be asleep and others it seemed were praying. Idahosa slowly walked the aisle again. As he approached the rear, a young man rose from the back of the plane and asked the person sitting next to him to get up. Yes, said Idahosa pointing, you can go tomorrow. You can travel later he said, pointing to the other man. They both gathered their belongings and proceeded from the plane.

Benson Idahosa stopped the first man in in the aisle of the plane. He asked him "youngman, what is your name and what do you do?
"My name is Aliko Dangote and this is my assistant" the young man replied. "I am a trader, a businessman". Impressed. Benson Idahosa responded
"The World will get up for you" the mostly Christian passengers responded "Amen". "My God will bless you! God will take you and your business beyond Africa and bless you beyond measure".

Just before descending the steps, Idahosa turned and raised his hands with tears in his eyes, praised the Lord and blessed the remaining passengers for their patience. They all broke out in spontaneous clapping. See you on 'Redemption Hour' this Sunday evening he said. They clapped as T.L and Daisy Osborn boarded for the subsequent flight.

The world has since stood up for that twenty something year old man.

Today, Aliko Dangote is a Nigerian Billionaire ($18.6Bn networth) presently the 67th richest in the world (23rd in 2014) and richest in Africa. He flies one of the best jets in the country.
Believe in the Lord God, so shall you be Established, believe Also in his Prophets, so shall you Prosper! 2 Chronicles 20:20

The African Apostles:Volume 1 (Patriarchs and Pacesetters)

source: http://www.gospelepistle.com/2015/10/how-young-aliko-dangote-met-with.html#.Vli0jamtVd4.facebook

I seriously think that guy is a scammer..trust me he will ask you to send money to an account for processing after you send your CV.