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this is strange... Plsss, beware of all those pple typing, saying or commenting endtime tinz... They themselves are the endtimes... Its just 4dem & dia families... The bible say that no one knows wen the son of man will come, even Jesus christ himself don't know... Just the father.. .thats the Almighty Father

texazzpete: Credit for attending meetings? You've got to be kidding me.

how many meetin has ur father being d head of the family attended so far... Crazy fool

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[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][color=#000000][/color][b][/b]I'm sure by now you all
know who Ese Walter is.
(Refresh your memory
here and here). She took to
her blog yesterday to write
about the aftereffect of her last post, where she
accused pastor Biodun
Fatoyinbo of Common
Wealth Of Zion Assembly of
sexual manipulation. Read
below... "The past week has ‘killed’
me. It has stripped me of
whatever ‘self-importanc
e’ I nursed in the corners of
my mind. It has broken me
and opened me up to my real self. It has brought me
to a deeper level of self-
awareness, one I am most grateful for.
When I sat with my
MacBook to type my last
blog, I never imagined it
would generate the kind of
attention it did and continues to. I have one last
thing to say on this issue
before I lay it to rest and
move on. (I also hope
others can move on too, we
have too much going on in this Country to continue to
peddle one for longer than
necessary.)
A very big thank you to
everyone that has felt it
necessary to talk about this issue and spread it
throughout Nigeria and the
foreign scene. I read every
email sent to me with awe
that people would take the
time out to reach a total stranger like me. Some
were cursing, calling me a
witch from the pit of hell
sent to destroy the church
as though one individual/
church is bigger than the body of Christ. As though
God is mere man and would
cringe in heaven saying,
“Ese don did it this time.” Or
as if the good Book didn’t
state clearly that ALL things work out for good for
those that love God. Do you love God? If yes,
trust that it will ALL turn
around for good. Some people say, ‘I support
you, you are brave and
courageous’ and I wonder
if those terms really define
me. I do not think I am
brave or courageous. I do know, however that after
decades of sleepwalking
through life, I am now
becoming aware not just of
myself but also of my
environment, my world, and the universe. Some say, put out the
evidence and we will
believe you. Hmmm, the
morning I sat to write that
post, I really didn’t expect
anyone to believe me. Well, apart from those involved.
And my motive was simple,
let one more woman be
spared. Let one more
minister of the gospel be
mindful and let the church rise up to its responsibilitie
s as God’s legal
representatives here in the earth realm. A copy of the ‘evidence’ is
with a respected minister of
the gospel should the
christian body decide to
deal with this issue now
and that becomes needful. I am not looking to have a
‘me against them’ case
where I need to prove I’m
right and someone is
wrong. I am far from right,
but I have used the only means available to me to
free myself of the bondage
I put myself in. Lastly, to all the media
people seeking interviews
and whatever else mailing
me, I have nothing more to
say on this issue. I cannot
reply every email as reading them is beginning
to seem like a new job.
I remember asking a friend
once while reading the
book of Acts, “Why do we
no longer operate in the power the disciples did in
Jesus day?” What has
changed? How do we
‘unchange’ it? God is not mocked, if we
serve Him, let’s serve Him.
We cannot continue to
grow as a Nation by
oppressing, delaying
justice, hating, having the ME ME ME mentality. As
Martin Luther King Jr said,
‘no one is free until we are
all free.’ Things have got to change
and it begins with us. It
begins with each and every
one of us borrowing
courage to stand for what
we believe in. Fela Durotoye once said, ‘that thing that
annoys you most in society
is a sign that you carry its
solution.’ (I’m
paraphrasing) Nothing has called out to
me more than people,
especially women, suffering
in some way and hiding the
pain. Whatever we cover
doesn’t go away. It grows and it finds different outlets
to rear its ugly head until
we deal with it. I am not perfect, I will
never be, but I am enough
to try what I feel might
work. I don’t know what
the entire bible says but I
am learning and applying the little I find out
daily. And I think everyone
owes it to himself or herself
to figure it out for
themselves. At the end of the day, we
agree that ‘men of God’ are
firstly men, right? This
means it’s needless
expecting them to help you
in your growth with God. I fell into that trap of
thinking a ‘man of God’ is
equated to God and it is not
new to find people fall in
that hole. How do you begin to learn
to serve a God you have
never seen? It takes
another level of faith to do
that but we live in a
generation/ Country where people don’t want to
study for themselves. They
don’t want to read the
Scriptures. Well, they don’t
want to read, period. They
want to pursue things instead and have somebody
do the praying and
studying for them. If you
fall in that category, you
need to repent. I learnt that when the veil
was torn, we all were given
equal access to the Father.
No matter how long you
may have been in church, if
you don’t know what that means you better ask
somebody. And seek a real
relationship with the God
you claim to serve. That is what I am spending
most of my time doing
these days. Praying,
studying, seeking,
knocking. The peace I have
felt despite all the hate mails and tantrums shows that
God is not angry with me
and I did what I needed to
do to the best of my
understanding. My apologies to everyone
this has affected in one way
or another.
Firstly, my family: I don’t
know how you guys aren’t
sick of me yet Secondly, ‘the body of
Christ,’ my intention was
never to cause trouble but
to stop a rot I felt might
spread and become worse
if nobody spoke up about it. Lastly, to those who said I
shouldn’t blog again, I
respect and understand
your concerns but the truth
is, writing is not just my
gift, it is also my ‘curse’. I cannot ‘NOT’ write but I
PROMISE, this is the last I will
say on this issue except the
christian body needs to see
me. God is building His church,
and the gates of hell shall
not prevail against it. No sin
is too big to wreck
anyone’s faith. If it does,
then it means it’s working out a greater good for you.
You will definitely come out
stronger and better in the
end. Like my best friend
says “in the end, it will be all
right and if it ain’t alright, it’s notthe end.” “…forgetting those things
which are behind, and
reaching forth unto those
things which are before, I
press toward the mark for
the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.” Paul.
Cheers to the weekend
people

d boi try... As 4me @d age of 11 me i don dey smoke marijuana, steal my papa money, Bleep on street, do all those bad things... Now sef all this children weh full nairaland don dey follow my footstep too

I bliv u have eluded d mod... Datz not my business.... Dnt av dat time... Wanna complete my building project... Xo, i av beta things doing rather than replyin an unusual acronauts... Mod. Be carefull too.

i wonder when we tend to pave way for d younger ones to rise up to dia dreams...
is that suppose to get
him upset? Please try
again...

pink_lezbian... I bliv u were matured enof...
1) for u leaving d shores of nigeria.
2) school in nigeria.
3) travelled in a airplane.
4) upload a woman pix...
Guy, reason urself nah.
If you are claiming u travelled abroad... Abeg, where are u now in d abroad...
If u skul in nigeria, show us ur certificate..
Am a nigerian & i have travelled b4... Xo, Y MUST U SHOUT..

uniuyo abi wetin una call una self... Make una kommot here jooorh... Una don forget say dis1 na uniabuja.... Abi una too don port... See wetin ASUU strike dey cause...

Wunmi10: No wonder ! Ehen ! I just watched project fame on ONTV and I was wondering why her nose was big. Wow, she is trying ohhhh. Dancing with that baby bum. She did the same thing when she danced who run this world by beyonce at last year Grand Finale of project fame. I was on my toes the whole time. I love my nigerian ladies who are making us proud . Kisses to kaffy

anoda lesbian

i bliv all of u running ur mouth loves to see snakes fight

how many of una remember mah coil ram... I bliv it wil represent lagos state

abi una wan to tell me dat he wil rise again in 3 days time... Season film... Eni wo tan

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all of una na witch... Xo, una dey sleep like goat

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my longest distance eva travelled was wen i was driving d villager of otuoke in a charriot from abuja to otuoke, then, jonathan no get slippers,even patie as called then neva marry but on d journey,i made them wat dey are 2day... Now they are puttin on sandals, y me dey wear golden booth

Somorin#1:
Los Angeles to Dallas, 3,000 miles, 24 hours non stop each way.

Probably did about 6 of those trips.

u be taxi driver oh. Abi na cab man.g

Me am stil enjoyin my holiday in mararaba. In d city of abuja..if u wanna join me... Call me.. As for d strike... Fed govt & ASUU has already scrumblised our school. So, let us just pretend natin s happening..
Witty kares..
2go: francis6781
phone: 07037169000.
Make una go die wit una 1st to comment

ASUU strike: Jonathan
approves N400bn lifeline –
SSANU
The end to the present
strike by the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may be in sight as
President Goodluck
Jonathan has approved
N400 billion for the
infrastructural
development of Nigerian universities.
The document to this
effect is expected to be
made available today at
the meeting of the
presidential committee on implementation of the
NEEDS assessment in the
universities with the
leaders of the four
university-based unions –
the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian
Universities (SSANU), the
Non-Academic Staff Union
of Educational and
Associated Institutions
(NASU), the National Association of Academic
Technologists (NAAT) and
the Academic Staff Union
of Universities (ASUU).
The President of SSANU,
Samson Ugwoke, made the revelation while
addressing his union
members at the SSANU
National Executive
Committee (NEC) meeting
held at the weekend at the University of Abuja.
Ugwoke, briefing the
SSANU members on the
activities of the NEEDS
assesment implementation
committee, led by Benue State Governor, Gabriel
Suswam. He noted that the
fund was different from
the N100 billion Governor
Suswam had raised from
donor agencies and big companies to tackle the
problems of Nigerian
universities in 2013.
The labour leader said:
“Let me give you a tip on
what the NEEDS assessment committee is
doing. The president has
approved that within the
next four years; N400
billion would be expended
in infrastructural development of Nigerian
universities, to transform
the universities to
international standard.
“N100 billion has already
been raised by Suswam committee out of which 61
universities have been
pencilled down, as
contained in the NEEDS
assessement committee.
The N100 billion is expected to address needs
of the universities in the
areas which include re-
furbishing and renovation
of lecture theatres and
lecture halls, re-furbishing and renovation of
laboratories/libraries and
the renovation of hostels.
“The second category is
building of new hostels of
international standard, self-contained rooms, the
latest model in the world.
That is the standard to be
built in every university,
and also the state-of-the-
art laboratories as well as classrooms, lecture
theatres and the halls.”
Ugwoke pointed out that
the money had been
shared and out of the
N100 billion, N96 billion had been sent to
universities.
He added: “The committee
is meeting again on
Monday, and by Monday
(today), the document will be out. This time around, it
is not only by giving
university money, but it
will be monitored to
ensure that the money is
used to transform the universities, to bail
universities out of the
present situation and
developed to an
international recognized
university standard.” http://

mosho2good: Pls who is emma ugoli and how he take concern me.

How will he solve my problem.

if no be say 2day nah monday ehn, i would have diverted his chronic kidney disease to u... Just say Get well soon... Nobody ask u to pay a dine... Animal

îjè..... I wonder when we do all learn from our mistake. i woNder when we take our error for correction... The beatitude.....
Witty cares.....
You gotta watch ur back... Be carefull...
2go: francis6781.
Cell: 07037169000.
Thank u

Yungwizzzy: NB: incase you are a foreigner

Strike is an annual festival in Nigeria organized by ASUU when students are not expected to go to school for some few months

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Oga ooh... You said that you are a student.. Abeg which skul sef u dey...your definition of strike is wrong... U ard deliberately focus on only ASUU.. What abt if Nlc (nigeria labour congress) or oda government is on strike... You can still as well ask google to help u

Today mark the end of the three day (3) national seminar for Ssanu (SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA UNIVERSITIES)...
A three day seminar was held by the ssanu from all across the nation... The seminar was graced by different school like Oau,ui,lasu,unilorin etc..... The venue was University of Abuja @ the faculty of Law.. It ended in a remarkable & peacefull motives...

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Hi.....
Una gud evening oh..
I get bank draft to sell @d rate of #1,500 each.... If u 're interested.. Callme now... I got it frm Gtb Bank... I was there since morning till the clossing hour... I was inside d bank working for the cashier... If u nid d bank draft just call me on 07037169000.....
Thanks...
Witty kares...

Breaking News :
ASUU FINALLY SUSPENDS
STRIKE ...
After a crucial meeting held
at
Abuja today, the National President of
the Academic Staff Union of
Universities,
(ASUU) Dr. Nasir Fagge said
the federal government
and the union have
finally reached a
compromise and the strike
has
finally been
called off sequel to the fact that their needs have
been
met by the
federal government. He
urged students to go back
to their various
schools and start
work,and also lamented
that the
lecturers
should resume work too but they should not teach
the
students until
Kano Pillars wins UEFA
Champions Leauge . In his
final statement,he
said students should
go and learn a trade and
leave
ASUU and FG
alone to continue their SEASON FILM ...
*please no insults*

The Academic Staff
Union of Polytechnics
(ASUP)
announced the decision to
suspend the nationwide
strike on July 16, 2013.
Unfortunately, it has just
been
a pause.
ASUP is gearing for
another industrial action, which
would
commence after next
week, and
would be indefinite.
The union made the appropriate
statement on August 13,
2013,
Tuesday during the mass
protest
to 'save public education' in
Lagos.
"The suspension of the
strike
will expire next week and
up till now government has not
done
any single thing in the
agreement," said Chibuzo
Asomugha, ASUP's
National President.
After 81 days of inactivity
in
polytechnics across
Nigeria, the
union decided to suspend the
strike following the level
of
progress made in
negotiations
with the government. ASUP said that it
suspended the
strike to allow the Senate
Joint
Committee on Education to
liaise with relevant government
agencies with a view to
tackling
the union's demands
within one
month. Among ASUP's demands
include
the need for constitution
of the
Governing Councils of
Federal Polytechnics; migration of
the
lower cadre to CONTISS 15
salary
scale; and the "worrisome
condition" of state-owned polytechnics in the
country.
"Government should stop
paying
lip service to public
education," said Mr. Asomugha. "The
closer
you get to this people in
government, the more you
lose
hope."

Hopes of quick resolution
of the present face-off
between the Federal
Government and the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities were dashed on Tuesday as the Minister
of Finance, Dr. Ngozi
Okonjo-Iweala, said the
government has no
resources to meet the
union demands. Foreclosing possible truce
to the five-week old
industrial action that has
paralysed academic
activities in the nation’s
ivory towers, Okonjo- Iwela said the striking
university lecturers were
asking for #92 billion in
extra allowances,
maintaining that
government lack means of picking the bill.
Speaking in Minna at the
annual National Council on
Finance and Economic
Development meeting, the
minister said that ASUU demand was coming at a
time government was
making efforts at reducing
the structure of public
expenditures.
The theme of the meeting is: “Restructuring Nigeria’s
Finances.”
She said, “At present ASUU
wants the government to
pay N92 billion in extra
allowances when resources are not there
and when we are working
to integrate past increases
in pensions. We need to
make choices in this
country as we are getting to the stage where
recurrent expenditures
take the bulk of our
resources and people get
paid but can do no work.”
She declared that if the demands of the university
lecturers are met and “we
continue to pay them
salaries and allowances we
will not be able to provide
infrastructure in the universities.”
The minister argued that
when she assumed office
“the share of recurrent
expenditure in our total
budgets had increased astronomically. “
“In fact recurrent
expenditures accounted
for about 77.2 per cent of
the federal budget and we
are now working to re- balance this ratio,” the
minister added.