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if FAAN is under ministry of Transport what would the ministry if aviation be doing?[/quote]

Please point to any meaningful achievement of APC since the beginning of this administration if not noise, propaganda, fabrication, media denials, insecurity and all manners of acrimony. [/quote]


Nullifying the ELection that brought Wike in is a great achievement. ........okoko

blackmann: @OP, this feature is called DAYLIGHT RUNNING LIGHTS, or DRL for short. It is automatically programmed into modern cars, mostly those with American Specifications. like geeez said, once you start your car and release the handbrake, it automatically comes on. It is usually meant for improved visibility, particularly in fogs and bad weather.

It is also part of "efizzy",, if you know what i mean

on point bro

greatgod2012: There is actually nothing to gain from liqour/alcohol/beer except vanity.





Those who think they are gaining something are only daydreaming, its possible to be what one wants to be without involving in drinking beer.
May God help them.

life itself is a Vanity.there is nothing wrong in taking beer but it depends on the quantity u take at a time

justokey: Driving to work this morning, I witnessed a very scary scene at the 3rd Mainland Bridge in Lagos. The traffic was moving at a snail's pace as usual, when suddenly I was jolted by a sharp and tremendous vibration. I looked out and noticed that I was atop an expansion joint. What scared me most was that one side of the joint was noticeably vibrating. What I mean is that you could see one part swinging up and down. This happened at exactly the joint where the Lagos bound traffic from Adekunle meet the traffic from Oworoshonki. I was too shocked to take photos/video, perhaps if i have the courage to pass through there tomorrow i will do so.

. Oga pls check the meaning of expansion joint

Just received a call now from the airport that ppl are stranded as Earo goes on strike.pls can some body confirm this?

cardinals discussed Church matters before holding a conclave to elect a Pope



Cardinals will gather Tuesday for a ceremony steeped in tradition as they vote to elect a new Pope to lead the Roman Catholic Church.

The so-called Princes of the Church will assemble in the Vatican's beautifully ornate Sistine Chapel to decide on a new Pontiff.

It follows ex Pope Benedict XVI stepping down last month following eight years in office, reports Sky News.

In all 115 cardinal electors, those below the age of 80, are involved in the process.

The first the world will know a new Pope has been chosen is when white smoke appears from a chimney on the chapel's roof.

But before that process begins, there were several key events that were due to take place.

The first took place on Monday when 90 people ranging from cleaning staff, drivers, priests and Swiss Guards swore an oath of secrecy.

They will be on hand as the Cardinals gather and are not allowed to breathe a word of what they say or hear - and if they do they are excommunicated from the Roman Catholic faith.

Whilst the conclave is taking place the Cardinals will be staying in a special residence inside the Vatican called the Domus Marthae and they will remain there until a Pope has been chosen and all staff there are sworn to secrecy.

This morning the day will begin with a Latin Mass in St Peter's for the Cardinals and public and which is traditionally held before a conclave starts and is known as "pro eligendo Romano Pontifice".

It will be led by the Dean of the College of Cardinals Angelo Sodano who will also give a sermon in Italian which is expected to outline the spiritual significance of the task that faces them to elect the 266th Pope.

After lunch they will then leave in a solemn procession from the Pauline Chapel in the Vatican to the Sistine Chapel.

As they go they will be accompanied by Latin prayers and songs, as they ask the Holy Spirit for help in choosing the right man for the job.

Once inside the Sistine Chapel they will swear an oath, with their hand on a Gospel.

Next, all those Cardinals who are not electors and other accompanying priests will be ordered to leave by the Master of Ceremonies Monsignor Guido Marini.

He will say in Latin "extra omnes", which means "everybody out" and then the last pictures the world will see are the doors of the Sistine Chapel closing as the Cardinals begin their deliberations.

The word conclave comes from the Latin "con clavum" or "with key" as Cardinals in the past were kept locked in a room until they came up with a new Pope.

As part of the selection process a jamming device has been installed in the chapel as the Cardinals are not allowed to have any contact with the outside world.

It is feared that any contact could influence their vote and if they do break the vow of secrecy they also face excommunication.

The secret ballot will involve the Cardinals writing the name of their preferred candidate on a slip of paper - trying to disguise their handwriting if possible - which they will then place on a tray with the ballot then sliding into an urn.

Once all the votes are counted by the scrutineers they are pierced with a needle through the Latin word 'Eligendo' (I elect) and a thread is fed through them - the key figure to look for is 77 votes, two thirds of the 115 elector cardinals plus one.

If no clear winner emerges then the voting papers are put into a 74-year-old stove which has been specially installed in the Sistine Chapel and burnt - chemicals are added to produce white smoke, to show a winner has emerged and black if still no decision.

There will be one vote on Tuesday with smoke expected around 7pm (GMT) although Vatican officials have already said they do not expect a verdict straight away.

After final prayers and vespers the Cardinals will then leave the Sistine Chapel and head back to their sealed overnight accommodation for dinner.

There will be two rounds of voting on Wednesday morning and two in the afternoon with smoke expected at around 11am and 6pm - with the eyes of the world watching the chimney on top of the Sistine Chapel.

Spotlights will be trained on the chimney in case darkness has fallen and to ensure everyone knows a new Pope has been elected the bells of St Peter's will also ring out and his first appearance will be on the balcony where he will give a blessing.

Favourites so far include Italian Cardinal Angelo Sodano and Brazilian Odilo Pedro Scherer but no real strong candidate has emerged with Vatican watchers saying this may lead to a longer conclave than usual.

Jerrygotswagg: FUCCK catholics

who is this Idiot,any way wise men comment b/cos they have some thing to say but fools comment b/cos they must say some thing

ZUBY77: Nobody crying yet?
Chelsea fans are becoming matured since the ban of Okada

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New Word Translation is a complete version of the Bible that is edited and revised for the specific purpose of agreeing with a group doctrine.this is my take,what do u think?

Maxymilliano:

Junior Sali: Why wont Roman Catholic church accept Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is civilization. Jesus said, 'ask through me n u shall recieve. But they keep praying to Mary and now Rev fr Tansi. May God open ur eyes at least as He did to Church of Nigeria.

I think some thing is wrong with u.may God forgives u

Please I need ur advice.I just finished my NYSC and was able to raise one million naira. which bussiness can I start with this amount?

Abeg let the new 5000 note be in coin,e go make sense die