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Dande55:
Let their gay allah protect them.
Abeg, nobody should disturb me.

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I am still buying commercial feeds.

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are you formulating your feed by yourself or you are still buying it?

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united we stand

even the emir who is fulani by tribe can't address the own city with any other language then yoruba
so what are you now talking about

your days are numbered

change begin with our representatives

oga Buhari all the promise wey you made he Don dey be like say na fake where the money where the food

this is the time you we see best side of Nigeria police

proudly ours jumia

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According to a post been shred with me by a brother who is a banker :NAIRA EXCHANGE RATE
vs AFRICAN COUNTRIES:
South Africa: Rand 1 = 13 Naira
Angola: 1 kwanza = 2 Naira
Botswana: 1 Pula = 18 Naira
Cape Verde: 1 Escudo = 2 Naira
Algeria: 1 Dinar = 2 Naira
Egypt: 1 Pound = 25 Naira
Eritrea: 1 Nakata = 13 Naira
Ethiopia: 1 Birr = 9 Naira
Ghana: 1 Cedi = 50 Naira
Gambia 1 Dalasi = 5 Naira
Kenya: 1 shilling = 3 Naira
Liberia: 1 Dinar = 4 Naira
Lesotho: 1 Loti = 14 Naira
Libya: 1 Dinar = 146 Naira
Morrocco: 1 Dirham = 146 Naira
Madagascar: 1 Ariary = 4 Naira
Mauritius: 1 Rupee = 6 Naira
Malawi: 1 kwacha = 11 Naira
Mozambique: 1 Metical = 4 Naira
Namibia: 1 Dollar = 12 Naira
Seychelles: 1 Rupee = 12 Naira
Sudan: 1 pound = 32 Naira
Swaziland: 1 Lilangeri = 13 Naira
Tunisia: 1 Dinar = 100 Naira
Zambia: 1 kwacha = 18 Naira
Even the worst economies of Africa now have more valuable
currencies than Nigeria.
As at today $1 = N425.
8 months ago it was N200.
I remember when Nigeria used to sneeze and the whole of Africa
catches cold; when Obasanjo used to close Seme border & the
whole of West Africa go on their knees. Today, we have been
reduced to a mere BANANA REPUBLIC.

[b][/b][color=#000099][/color]Pastor Chris narrated his encounter with a Muslim who claimed Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was mentioned in the Bible. In a nutshell, he told his church members how he was able to make the man become a Christian that day. We at the Academy of Islamic propagation (ACADIP) promise to provide not less than 10,000 Muslims for him to Christianity if he would summon courage and agree to debate and prove to the chief lecturer of Academy of Islamic propagation, Ustadh Yusuf Adepoju that prophet Muhammad is not foretold in the Bible. Not only would he be doing a great service to his ministry, but also to Christiandom.
PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUH) IN THE BIBLE

Had Pastor Chris met the likes of Eneye Ahmad Jamiu Emma or someone like myself, it would take him a heart of stone to reject the fact that Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was mentioned in the Bible. I will go further in this article to give some analysis.

In Deuteronomy 18:18, we read,

“Deuteronomy 18:18 I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him.”

The verse above is a prophecy. Christian apologists are quick to say this prophecy refers to Jesus Christ, yet the trinitarians amongst them forget it talks of a prophet not a God the son, while a Muslim like me will argue that it refers to prophet Muhammad (pbuh). However, to agree to disagree with them, we will compare prophet Moses (As), prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and Jesus (As).

The prophet was said to be from among the brethren of the Jews. The three prophets were all from the same father. Moses and Jesus were Jews from Isaac, while Muhammad was Arab from Ishmael. Abraham fathered Isaac and Ishmael hence it is proper to say the three prophets were brethren.

The verse says, “A prophet like unto Moses”, let us see…

* Moses had a father, Muhammad had, Jesus had no father.

* Moses and Muhammad had natural birth, Jesus was conceived by a virgin.

* Moses and Muhammad married, Jesus didn’t.

* Moses and Muhammad had children, Jesus didn’t.

* Moses and Muhammad brought laws, Jesus didn’t.

* Moses and Muhammad had children, Jesus didn’t.

* Moses and Muhammad were rulers, Jesus wasn’t.

* Moses and Muhammad died natural deaths, Jesus didn’t.

There are so many similarities between Moses and Muhammad (pbuh) that I have decided not to write in this article but would graciously give them via phone call or messages.

We read in another book of the Bible, St. John

“1:19 And this is the record of John, when the Jews sent priests and Levites from Jerusalem to ask him, Who art thou?

St. John 1:20 And he confessed, and denied not; but confessed, I am not the Christ.

St. John 1:21 And they asked him, What then? Art thou Elias? And he saith, I am not. Art thou that prophet? And he answered, No.”

The verses above talk about John’s encounter with the Jews. The Jews were expecting three prophets, Elijah, Jesus and Muhammad. They asked him if he was any of the three and he denied. After they asked if he was Jesus or Elijah, they asked, “are you the prophet?”. It is ridiculous when Christians argue that this prophet not mentioned by name is Jesus when it is apparent that they had asked him about Jesus. The unnamed prophet was the prophet prophesied in Deuteronomy 18:8 which is Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

He was also prophesied in the book of Isaiah.

Isaiah 29:12 “And the book is delivered to him that is not learned, saying, Read this, I pray thee: and he saith, I am not learned.” 

In the cave of Hira, Angel Gabriel asked prophet Muhammad (pbuh) to read and he said, “I cannot read”.  In Qur’an chapter 96, it starts with a command, “Iqra” meaning “read”.

There are so many proofs to substantiate the claim that Prophet Muhammad is in the Qur’an which I will not mention as this topic is just an introduction to the article. Anyone with questions on this topic should contact the author through the contact details attached to this article (at the end). This is the link to the article

http://.com/acadip-challenges-pastor-chris-oyakhilome-
replies-dr-ijabla-raymond-by-lucas-samson/

[i][/i]yeye religion if it Muslim you will all be saying nonsense now quote her she's not Christian abi more of you will soon be expose

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Olabisi Deji-Folutile I have on my table a protest letter from the Office of the Secretary to the State Government, Office of the Governor, State of Osun. The main complaint in that letter is that the PUNCH titles have not been fair to Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola in their reports. There is no point defending PUNCH on this. From my experience as an editor, this is a common complaint, especially from politicians. I can’t count the number of times that both the Peoples Democratic Party and the All Progressives Congress have accused PUNCH of working for the opposition. To an average Nigerian politician, any story that does not favour his political party or members is sponsored. The state government’s protest letter notwithstanding, I can’t help but bare my heart on the current imbroglio in Osun State between the government and its lecturers on the one hand, and the state and its doctors on the other. Indeed, for the people of Osun, it has been a circus show since the election of the “financial engineer” more than five years ago. First, the governor slashed tuition drastically at the state- owned university, Osun State University, and refused to provide funds for running the institution. Not too long after, the institution’s lecturers went on strike because the state couldn’t pay their salaries. Again, the governor merged about 850 secondary schools in the state into 70, in what he described as the “Omoluabi Essence.” By that merger, Christian schools were merged with Muslim colleges where the mode of dressing involves the wearing of hijab. That also created problems. At some point, some students dressed as masqueraders to school to prove a point. It was really confusion galore! In October last year, there were rumours that the state was planning to merge all its colleges of education. This was also greeted with many protests. Though the state debunked the reports, the sacking of lecturers in some of the colleges of education has further fuelled the rumour of merger. Last Friday, 141 members of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics and Non-Academic Staff Union in the state-owned tertiary institutions were laid off. The dismissed workers were said to be victims of the ongoing controversial merger of tertiary institutions in the state. The two institutions affected are the Osun State College of Education, Ila-Orangun and Osun State College of Education, Ilesa. But, the lecturers refused to collect their termination letters. Under normal circumstances, this should be regarded as an act of gross insubordination. To compound the problem, other lecturers in the state, in a bid to support their own, have embarked on an indefinite strike. Probably, as a way of saving the governor from an imminent embarrassment, the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Mr. Najeem Salam, suspended the lecturers’ sacking. He asked the provosts of the institutions, their governing councils, as well as officials of the ministry of education, ASUP and CEASU to appear before the House to resolve the issues. But, interestingly, authorities of these institutions told the House that government had nothing to do with the workers’ dismissal. According to them, the affected workers were dismissed due to redundancy, inappropriate qualification, poor academic development and declining productivity, among other reasons. Agreed that some of the reasons adduced for the workers’ dismissal could be true, isn’t it strange that the managements had to wait this long before taking a decision on these people? It is also interesting that different tertiary institutions are giving similar reasons for taking similar steps when there are no records of joint meetings of both institutions on same agenda at any point in time. The truth is the school authorities may need to invent another lie for the discerning and intelligent members of the society. As things stand now, if I were to be in Ogbeni Aregbesola’s shoes, I would simply embrace the political resolution that the House of Assembly has graciously offered. I will drop the idea of sacking the lecturers. Already, Governor Aregbesola is fast losing the respect of the state’s workforce. He is going through what some lazy husbands that constantly crave for respect when they can’t do things that confer respect on men go through every time. No woman respects any man that delights in giving excuses for failure. Any government that can’t pay its workers has failed. Respect is earned. One of the things that confer honour on responsible men is their ability, not only to provide the basic necessities of their families, but to also satisfy some of their indulgences. Someone once told me that his wife changed his name to “My Lord’’ when he landed a mouth-watering job. Recently, she changed his name to “My International man” when his salary was doubled. For now, Governor Aregbesola remains a “weightless” governor. He can’t command the respect of the state’s workers. Though he has consistently tried his best to convince his people that their present predicament is a function of the global meltdown, workers who are being owed months of salaries have refused to be persuaded. How can they when they see their governor live a life of opulence every day? The governor and his family use a private helicopter funded by the state to travel across the states of the federation. Who would respect an employer who has turned them to beggars? Lots of workers in Osun State are welfare candidates in some churches and mosques. Some have even been forced to sell their property to pay their children’s school fees. Right now, the governor is facing another set of recalcitrant workers in the state doctors. They are on strike and have ignored the governor’s threat to dismiss them. Two times, the striking doctors ignored the governor’s ultimatum for them to return to work. These are doctors who embarked on strike to protest the government’s decision to pay them half salaries. On Thursday, it was reported that the positions of the doctors were advertised. But, the Nigerian Medical Association has told medical doctors in the country to shun the jobs being advertised by the state government. Meanwhile, the Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital, jointly owned by Oyo and Osun states, has started an indefinite strike. How many battles would the governor fight? Unfortunately, he seems to find it convenient to be a lone ranger. Almost a year after he was sworn in as a second-term governor, Ogbeni has yet to constitute his cabinet. Sincerely, this is not the time for the governor to flex his muscles. The governor can’t afford any further distractions. He needs all the time that is available for retrospection and projections. He should start by constituting a credible think tank that can proffer solutions to the economic problems staring the state in the face. Government has a duty to ensure that the basic needs of its citizens are met. A workman deserves his wages. So, it is part of the governor’s responsibilities to pay his workers’ full salaries. While the state may not directly provide food, shelter and other basic needs for the people, it should at least provide an environment where the people can thrive. The Japanese railway authorities are keeping a train station in a remote village in North Island of Hokkaido because of only one passenger – a high school student. According to Straits Times , the only two trains that stop in this village do so because of this girl. Three years ago, the Japan Railway Company decided to shut down the station. But it reversed the decision after it was discovered that a young girl used the train to go to school every day. They are running the station pending the time this girl will finish high school. Talk of a responsible and responsive government. A government should be ready to go the extra mile for its people, not bullying them after failing to pay them their salaries.

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Timi Dakolo, Korede Bello, Cynthia Morgan win at the 10th edition of the awards ceremony. The Headies has officially set off the awards season this year with the 10th edition of it’s annual ceremony celebrating Nigerian music talent. The event which was held at Landmark Event Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos was hosted by Nigerian comedian, Bovi and dance queen, Kaffy. The event was originally scheduled to hold on December 30, 2015 but was postponed to January 1, 2016. Here is the list of winners from the Headies 2015 below.. Headies Hall of Fame 2Face Idibia Best Street-Hop Artiste Olamide (‘Bobo’) Best Pop Single ‘Godwin’ by Korede Bello Best Male Performance Timi Dakolo (‘Wish me well’) Best R&B single ‘Wish me well’ by Timi Dakolo Best rap single ‘King kong’ by Vector Best Vocal Performance (female) Aramide (‘Iwo Nikan) Best Ragga/dancehall single ‘German juice’ by Cynthia Morgan Best Music Video ‘Katapot’ (by Reekado Banks, video shot by Unlimited L.A) Best Collaboration ‘Local Rappers’ – Reminisce ft Olamide, Phyno & StormRex Best Rap Album “Chairman” by M.I Best Music Producer Legendary Beatz (‘Ojuelegba’) Lyricist On The Roll Vector Next Rated Reekado Banks Revelation of The Year Yemi Alade Recording of the year ‘Wish me well’ – Timi Dakolo Best Alternative Song ‘Sade’ – Adekunle Gold Special Recognition Award Don Jazzy Best Pop/R&B Album AYO – Wizkid Artiste of The Year Olamide Song of The Year ‘Ojuelegba’ – Wizkid Rookie of The Year YCee

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God created the donkey and said to him, "You will be a donkey. You will work untiringly from sunrise to sunset carrying burdens on your back. You will eat grass, you will have no intelligence and you will live 50 years." The donkey answered, "I will be a donkey, but to live 50 years is much. Give me only 20." God granted his wish. God created the dog and said to him, "You will guard the house of Man. You will be his best friend. You will eat the scraps that he gives you and you will live 30 years. You will be a dog." The dog answered, "Sir, to live 30 years is too much. Give me only 15." God granted his wish. God created the monkey and said to him, "You will swing from branch to branch doing tricks. You will be amusing and you will live 20 years. You will be a monkey." The monkey answered, "To live 20 years is too much. Give me only 10." God granted his wish. Finally god created man, and said to him, "You will be man, the only rational creature on the face of earth. You will use your intelligence to become master over all the animals. You will dominate the world and you will live 20 years." Man responded, "Sir, I will be a man but to live only 20 years is very little, give me the 30 years that the donkey refused, the 15 years that the dog did not want and the 10 years the monkey refused. God granted man's wish.... And since then... Man lives 20 years as a man, marries and spends 30 years like a donkey, working and carrying all the burdens on his back. Then when his children are grown... he lives 15 years like a dog, taking care of the house and eating whatever is given to him, so that when he is old, he can retire and live 10 years like a monkey, going from house to house and from one son or daughter to another, doing tricks to amuse his grandchildren

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