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U driving and listening to a pastor then he said"close ur eyes,let us pray"and you did...my broda,u r going to hell. |
Depression is real. RIP |
Barcelona won't qualify for next season's champions League as it stands. They are not better than Malaga presently. How the mighty has fallen. |
PSG shouldn't have gone for this guy joor. |
IGBOSON1:True that |
Journey man Ighalo |
All nah scam. |
10000 capacity will bring more food to the hungry lots right?? |
Congrats Olakira. More wins. Let's hope luck shines on us too soonest. |
They are responsible for virtually all the ills in the other agencies. Once INEC gets it wrong like they've always done then the rest is history. |
Is that even up for debate?? |
Naira land should form of group of political savvy people to help make informed decisions this coming election. |
Naira land should form of group of political savvy people to help make informed decisions this coming election. May God help us. |
How can we move on from these known thieves?? |
Saraki or Peter Obi? |
Tinubu or Atiku |
"First day of class, the law teacher walked in." The first thing he did was ask for the name of a student sitting in the front row: - What's your name? - My name is Nelson. - Get out of my class and never come back! he ordered him. Nelson was confused. The teacher was heading towards him, he got up quickly, packed up his stuff and left the classroom. Everyone was scared and outraged but no one was talking. - Very Good! Let's get it started. What are laws for? asked the teacher. The students were still scared, but slowly they started answering the question. - To have order in our society. - No! - So that people pay for their actions. - No! Does anyone know the answer to this question? - For justice to be done, spoke shy a young girl. - Finally! Justice! But what is justice? Everyone was starting to get mad at the teachers attitude. However, they kept answering. - To protect the rights of the people. - Okay. But still? - To differentiate good from bad, to reward those who do good. - Okay, so answer this question: Did I act correctly when I kicked Nelson out of class? Everyone was silent, no one responded. - I want an unanimous answer! - NO! They answered with one voice. - Could we say I committed an injustice? - Yes! - And why has nobody done anything about it? Why do we want laws and rules if we don’t have the will to practice them? Each of you is obliged to speak up when you witness an injustice. All of you. Don't ever stay quiet again! Go and get Nelson. After all, he is the teacher, I'm from another period. You know, when we don't stand up for our rights, dignity is lost, and dignity can't be negotiated. " - Doris Carrier |
"First day of class, the law teacher walked in." The first thing he did was ask for the name of a student sitting in the front row: - What's your name? - My name is Nelson. - Get out of my class and never come back! he ordered him. Nelson was confused. The teacher was heading towards him, he got up quickly, packed up his stuff and left the classroom. Everyone was scared and outraged but no one was talking. - Very Good! Let's get it started. What are laws for? asked the teacher. The students were still scared, but slowly they started answering the question. - To have order in our society. - No! - So that people pay for their actions. - No! Does anyone know the answer to this question? - For justice to be done, spoke shy a young girl. - Finally! Justice! But what is justice? Everyone was starting to get mad at the teachers attitude. However, they kept answering. - To protect the rights of the people. - Okay. But still? - To differentiate good from bad, to reward those who do good. - Okay, so answer this question: Did I act correctly when I kicked Nelson out of class? Everyone was silent, no one responded. - I want an unanimous answer! - NO! They answered with one voice. - Could we say I committed an injustice? - Yes! - And why has nobody done anything about it? Why do we want laws and rules if we don’t have the will to practice them? Each of you is obliged to speak up when you witness an injustice. All of you. Don't ever stay quiet again! Go and get Nelson. After all, he is the teacher, I'm from another period. You know, when we don't stand up for our rights, dignity is lost, and dignity can't be negotiated. " - Doris Carrier |
They will fail lagbara Olohun |
SmartPolician:Very very at that. Money is beauty afterall. |
Xscape1993:Nah money you dey see so |
They know where they meet each other. Hustle oooo |
As it stands Socialites is synonymous to Fraud. |
Crooks plenty for Ibadan these days ooo. |
Mrbenny001:What's new is marrying two pregnant women same day. Don't tell me you've heard or seen such before now. |
helinues:Words on the marble. You are very wise. |
ILoveDemMANNA:A mightily big fat AMEN. |
Funny enough,it works. |
Just go to where you know it's being made. I don't trust those hawking around. |
ILoveDemMANNA:A big fat amen |
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