The venue is about one kilometer from my abode. Different categories of personalities have and are still passing to go and see the image for themselves. Another version was that (thick) BLOOD was dropping from a crucifix.

For those waiting for pics, no vex oh, i no get because i no go where e happen. My Bible (my manual) already stated clearly how the SON OF MAN will appear.

Kowor:
Odi eshi e shi go

Gbam!

prospero5:
what is really happening?
what business does a 13 year old have with a herbalist?

He is probably on IT...lol

hymanflex:
why the man still dey hold him piyoyo.

the KONJI still dey him body.

Lolzz... Haba na, pity the guy small na. #EndTime Act.

#EndTime cake... Hehehe

Knowledge9000:
Today's women and sex are like 5 and 6.

...it's not the sex per se but HER BRINGING A MAN INTO HIS HOUSE. What stopped her from having the sex else where? I remember those days, we do this somewhere in the school premises or even church. Of all the paces to have sex and you chose your father's house?

You reminisce "those days" and still sound as though if you had the opportunity (now) you would still use the "church". NEVER underestimate the "church". 'Mercy' is the 'oxygen' that is still keeping most people on planet earth, don't take it for granted.
...let he that has ears...

Lamor:

It was an accident,the bus she boarded caught fire.They all burnt to death.

Are you sure about the "bus" and "They all burnt to death" ??

Stuntkid172:
(crying mood activated)

Seriously?!

PaulAdeka:
I am not a fulani guy, but why is it that any bad thing that happen in Benue state now is tagged "Fulani"? Did the criminals introduce themselves as "fulani herdsmen"!

1) The "Minor" was with two of her friends; which according to the post, weren't raped.
2) According to the post, there was an "eyewitness" that saw the "herdsmen" when they were done.

PaulAdeka:

The place is not perfect but it is also not as bad as people (in the internet) make it look.

I agree with you on this.

mosho2good:
well it good for them

Indeed.

mosho2good:
but I will never pray for such things in my life

Which of 'em; Is it the DIVORCE or the RECONCILIATION aspect?

mosho2good:

click like to claim this prayer

I advice you check the REPLY with the most likes and learn (the special skills on) how to get much likes.

PigMeat:

Na leg they even use strall comot from there.
omenka how market? E be like say insecurity for ur state na water proof ooo.
Sai buhari!

It's a kinda routine for 'em cultist in Makurdi; they hardly use bikes or vehicles to flee crime scenes.

spass101:
Kudos
working on mine too.

DJ too??

spass101:
I want 2 be the 1st to comment on all threads in nairaland

and then earn a spot in the G.B.R

Thank goodness it was curtailed

Pyno30:
What is England

'ENGLAND' is #EXIT

That moment when you #BREXIT and #EUROEXIT in the space of one week. Meanwhile, Joe Hart for P.M #EUROEXIT
Name: Iceland Job: Clearing Doubts (CR7's), Winning Hearts and Causing EXITs.

Mcowubaba:
Tanks

You're welcome.

wiloy2k8:


“We followed up this allegation at NAPTIP and they vehemently denied this claim and promptly called you up to register their denial. You then changed gear and said the applications were late, irregular and signed by a dead person; a clear afterthought in view of pressure mounted on you by the Nigerian public for an unfair, untenable and inexcusable discretion.

Ga-gan-ga-gan! Yawa!!

wiloy2k8:
“Now that the irreparable damage has been done, we believe it has dawned on you that this is one denial too many and since you have truncated the basketball dreams, hopes and aspirations of these kids by denying them a date with the world stage in Spain, you have also lost the moral authority to keep the visa fees that you say are non-refundable and we ask that you return the fees to us with an apology to make up for this massive shortcoming.

“In addition, we wish to inform you that we 1 invested almost 5 weeks of resources and hard work to keep the team in training camp 2 transported them to Lagos from Abuja for the visa biometric capture and 3 paid for travel insurance and air ticket for every member of the delegation in full. You may consider compensating us by reimbursing this huge expenditure which in no way will lessen the emotional distress or financial loss suffered.

“If you do that, then at least, we would testify to your effort to positively project the bilateral relations between our two countries... Please, accept our best regards,”

I dey feel NBBF die! See 'list' et 'treat'.
Meanwhile sorry to the team whose time has been wated! (When i been hear say some of 'em girls commot from school just for this competition, Chai!)

Mcowubaba:

Hmmmm
How will this affect football transfers, Euro, UEFA champions league, do u have an idea?

What about EU immigrants already in UK

For Migration, i'll refer you to: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/06/16/europe/brexit-britain-immigration-referendum/

While for football: http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/35919247

#Messi@29

feliz cumpleaños

Today, 24th June is the birthday of the Argentine professional footballer Lionel Andrés "Leo" Messi.
The Barcelona forward was born on 24th June, 1987 at Rosario, Argentina.

Mcowubaba:

But the haven't left yet...... Relax
Jo Cox death will definitely increase the stay campaign

Final Result:
- Remain: 48.11%
- Leave: 51.89%

Both parties will miss each other but will definately adjust overtime.

1) Economy: Britain's economy is the second-largest in Europe, after Germany. The UK represents 17.6% of the Union's 14.6 trillion euro GDP.
Brexit may not be a "catastrophe," says Charles de Marcilly of the European think tank Robert Schuman Foundation, but it would certainly be an "amputation."
Just under half of Britain's exports go to the EU, and just over half of the country's imports come from the rest of the Union, Marcilly says.
In other words, Britain's economy is closely integrated with the rest of Europe.
Right now, that trade benefits from the free trade zone that's central to the EU. Now the UK's decided to leave, that would all be subject to re-negotiation.

2) Diplomacy: The UK is an important diplomatic player that has long prided itself on "punching above its weight."
In a field where symbolism is incredibly important, Britain boasts nuclear-weapons capability and a permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council.
"EU foreign policy is not exactly a great success story," says Jan Techau of Carnegie Europe. But "whenever the EU has done something useful and forceful" -- such as sanctioning Russia over the war in Ukraine or negotiating with Iran -- "Britain played a crucial role in that."
"Without Britain as part of the mix, not only do we lose one of the countries that has a naturally global outlook," says Techau, "but also one of the real diplomatic heavyweights within the EU -- big foreign service, traditionally strong abroad, a potent military power in the European context as well."
London has 123 embassies around the world. Its history as a colonial superpower means association with 52 other members of the Commonwealth.

3) Military: The British military stands out in the European Union for its size and capability. Within NATO, only the United States spends more on its military.
And the UK also stands out for its willingness to use military power abroad. While Germany is widely seen as the EU's leader, economically and politically, its history means it is very reticent to exercise that power by force abroad.
"An EU without Britain will certainly be a less potent and a less powerful player, and that's not a good thing," explains Techau.

4) Ideology: Right now, says Techau, there is a relative balance within the EU "between a more state-centric economic vision versus a more free-trading capitalist model."
The UK "stands for an open-market, capitalist system; a single market; free trade.
"All of those good things that have made the EU bigger and greater and a better organization will be damaged by...Brexit."
Doru Frantescu of the Brussels-based NGO Vote Watch Europe agrees.
"The leftist forces -- those who favor more integration, harmonization of taxation across the EU -- have tried for years to ... impose EU regulation on how and what should be taxed in the member states.
"This has not happened also because of the position of the UK representatives in the Council and in the European Parliament.
"But with the British representatives out of these bodies, there will be a momentum for those who propose more red tape, more taxation, to promote their agenda on these policies."

5) Union: Perhaps it's obvious, but Britain's membership in the Union promotes, well, union.
"If one of the key members of the club leaves the club," says Frantescu. "Automatically the other ones will think 'is this club still worth being in?'"
"It will look very bad to the outside world that an important country like Britain deems this club so ludicrously bad that it wants to leave," says Techau.


Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/05/23/europe/five-reasons-europe-miss-uk/index.html

"With more than 90% of districts reporting, Remain cannot win referendum. UK has voted to leave EU."


Source: http://edition.cnn.com/


UPDATED:

Final Result:
- Remain: 48.11%
- Leave: 51.89%

olaitoro:
those infidel should be killed like ramadan ram

Like seriously?!

Uni Agric road is a kinda lonely road. Many of such cases has been reported in the past. I believe placing at least 2 security posts along Uni Agric road will help.