Princecalm:
I won't make my vote known till that day.

cooljoe:
Y not

blym:
Bro, thanks, ur choice. . Consider us. . I'm counting on u? By d way ow ws service?

Princecalm:
only if I went.

cowleg:


You are really caring the annointing, bless you

BabaOshe:
Djkushlee!! I salute your moniker!!


I wan change my own to Djstorm!! How you see am na?

Happy Sunday ooh... No forget say na Tohpahz All The Way!!





Team_Tohpahz!

joseph1832:
Apology not required!. Was just wondering where you went since you are one of the earliest supporters tophaz.

djkushlee:
Wao! Hello fellas.happy sunday



We are here at it again!!
Even d dictionary made it in order of preference.
It isn't her fault she posses dis xteristics,its in d blood!!

Able,
Adaptable,
Adventurous,
Affable,
Affectionate,
Agreeable,
Ambitious,
Analytical,
Assertive,
Astute,
Attentive,
Aware,
Balanced,
Brave,
Bright,
Brilliant,
Calm,
Capable,
Caring,
Cautious,
Certain,
Charitable,
Chirpy,
Compassionate,
Confident,
Considerate,
Consistent,
Cooperative
Courageous
Conscientious
Courteous
Decisive
Dedicated
Dependable
Determined
Devoted
Disciplined
Driven
Efficient
Egalitarian
Empathetic
Enduring
Enterprising
Erudite
Faithful
Farsighted
Flexible
Focused
Forgiving
Friendly
Frugal
Generous
Gentle
Giving
Graceful
Grateful
Hardworking
Harmonious
Helpful
Honest
Humble
Humorous
Idealistic
Imaginative
Independent
Industrious
Innovative
Insightful
Inspiring
Invigorating
Joyful
JustKind
Logical
Loving
Loyal
Mature
Methodical
Modest
Motivating
Noble
Nurturing
Obedient
Open-minded
Optimistic
Organized
Outgoing
Passionate
Patient
Perceptive
Persevering
Poised
Polite
Practical
Professional
Punctual
Realistic
Reliable
Resourceful
Respectful
Responsible
Selfless
Sensitive
Simple
Sincere
Spontaneous
Stable
Strong-willed
Tactful
Thoughtful
Thrifty
Tolerant
Trustworthy
Understanding
Unflappable
Visionary
Vital
Warm
Willing
Wise .u knw Wu we talking abt?
We all knw Wu d crown fits.
Vote wisely!!!
TOPHAZ as d queen, miss NL for 2015

Creamish:


Well I'm currently on a looooooooing fuel queue so iv got some time to spare. yeah I'm rooting for Sandrahnaub & Tohpaz... tho I like Kashybaby as well...

blym:
oops, may i ask y?

Truckpusher:
One can even play with you anymore?

blym:
O boy u dtey vex no b small. . If 2 say i no stand firm i 4 follow u

cherryice:

U r mad

jahstech:
For those not in church, I guess your pastors message centers on true beauty,

The Kind of Beauty That Matters Most
PEOPLE feel drawn to those they consider to be attractive. But what really makes you attractive? After all, there are limits to what you can safely do to alter inherited characteristics. Furthermore, physical beauty is transitory, as no one today can escape the deteriorating effects of aging and sickness. Is there another kind of beauty that is more important, lasting, and attainable?

The Importance of Inner Beauty
The Bible assures us that the Creator, places great value upon inner beauty. Consider some examples.

When God told the prophet Samuel to choose a king for Israel from among the sons of Jesse, the prophet was drawn to the handsome Eliab. “He has to be the one the Lord has chosen,” Samuel said. But God said to Samuel: “Don’t think Eliab is the one just because he’s tall and handsome. He isn’t the one I’ve chosen. People judge others by what they look like, but I judge people by what is in their hearts.”—1 Samuel 16:6, 7.

The one chosen to be king turned out to be the youngest son, David. While he was said to have “beautiful eyes” and to be “handsome in appearance,” David may not have been as impressive-looking as his more mature brothers. But “the spirit of Jehovah began to be operative upon David from that day forward.” Although he was imperfect and committed some grave errors, he distinguished himself as a person of good heart and as a faithful servant of God to the end of his life. (1 Samuel 16:12, 13) Without a doubt, he was attractive to God primarily for his inner beauty.

By way of contrast, consider Absalom, one of David’s sons. He turned out to be an undesirable man in spite of his enviable appearance. The Bible says of him: “Now compared with Absalom there proved to be no man so beautiful in all Israel as to be praised so much. From the sole of his foot to the crown of his head there proved to be no defect in him.” (2 Samuel 14:25) However, Absalom’s ambition impelled him to rebel against his own father and usurp the throne. He even violated his father’s concubines. As a result, Absalom incurred divine wrath and suffered a painful death.—2 Samuel 15:10-14; 16:13-22; 17:14; 18:9, 15.

Do you feel drawn to Absalom? Of course not. All in all, he was a repulsive individual. His outstanding physical beauty did not compensate for his arrogance and disloyalty, nor did it prevent his ruin. On the other hand, the Bible contains many examples of wise, appealing people about whom nothing is said of their physical appearance. Evidently, what mattered most was their inner beauty.

Inner Beauty Attracts
Can inner beauty attract others? Georgina, who has been married for nearly ten years, says: “Throughout the years, I have been drawn to my husband because of his honesty and sincerity toward me. The most important thing in his life is to please God. This has contributed to his being considerate and loving. He takes me into account in his decisions and makes me feel appreciated. I know that he really loves me.”

Daniel, who was married in 1987, says: “My wife is beautiful to me. Not only am I physically attracted to her but her personality makes me love her even more. She always thinks about other people and takes an interest in making them feel good. She has valuable Christian qualities. This has made it pleasant for me to be with her.”

In this superficial world, we need to see past the surface. We need to see that achieving the “ideal” look is difficult—if not impossible—and of very limited value. Yet, developing desirable qualities that contribute to true inner beauty is possible. The Bible says: “Charm may be false, and prettiness may be vain; but the woman that fears Jehovah is the one that procures praise for herself.” In contrast, the Scriptures warn: “As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness.”—Proverbs 11:22; 31:30.

God’s Word helps us to value “the secret person of the heart in the incorruptible apparel of the quiet and mild spirit, which is of great value in the eyes of God.” (1 Peter 3:4) Truly, such inner beauty is far more important than physical beauty. And it is within the reach of all.


Good qualities can do more to beautify you than any physical treatment can.

Cc VICKYDERA2
Happy Sunday folks....

Truckpusher:
Take am

Zohan:

Lol, you're funny.

cherryice:

djkushlee:





Liking ur challenges.minds working in dsame directn.#teamtohphaz

jahstech:
For those not in church, I guess your pastors message centers on true beauty,

The Kind of Beauty That Matters Most
PEOPLE feel drawn to those they consider to be attractive. But what really makes you attractive? After all, there are limits to what you can safely do to alter inherited characteristics. Furthermore, physical beauty is transitory, as no one today can escape the deteriorating effects of aging and sickness. Is there another kind of beauty that is more important, lasting, and attainable?

The Importance of Inner Beauty
The Bible assures us that the Creator, places great value upon inner beauty. Consider some examples.

When God told the prophet Samuel to choose a king for Israel from among the sons of Jesse, the prophet was drawn to the handsome Eliab. “He has to be the one the Lord has chosen,” Samuel said. But God said to Samuel: “Don’t think Eliab is the one just because he’s tall and handsome. He isn’t the one I’ve chosen. People judge others by what they look like, but I judge people by what is in their hearts.”—1 Samuel 16:6, 7.

The one chosen to be king turned out to be the youngest son, David. While he was said to have “beautiful eyes” and to be “handsome in appearance,” David may not have been as impressive-looking as his more mature brothers. But “the spirit of Jehovah began to be operative upon David from that day forward.” Although he was imperfect and committed some grave errors, he distinguished himself as a person of good heart and as a faithful servant of God to the end of his life. (1 Samuel 16:12, 13) Without a doubt, he was attractive to God primarily for his inner beauty.

By way of contrast, consider Absalom, one of David’s sons. He turned out to be an undesirable man in spite of his enviable appearance. The Bible says of him: “Now compared with Absalom there proved to be no man so beautiful in all Israel as to be praised so much. From the sole of his foot to the crown of his head there proved to be no defect in him.” (2 Samuel 14:25) However, Absalom’s ambition impelled him to rebel against his own father and usurp the throne. He even violated his father’s concubines. As a result, Absalom incurred divine wrath and suffered a painful death.—2 Samuel 15:10-14; 16:13-22; 17:14; 18:9, 15.

Do you feel drawn to Absalom? Of course not. All in all, he was a repulsive individual. His outstanding physical beauty did not compensate for his arrogance and disloyalty, nor did it prevent his ruin. On the other hand, the Bible contains many examples of wise, appealing people about whom nothing is said of their physical appearance. Evidently, what mattered most was their inner beauty.

Inner Beauty Attracts
Can inner beauty attract others? Georgina, who has been married for nearly ten years, says: “Throughout the years, I have been drawn to my husband because of his honesty and sincerity toward me. The most important thing in his life is to please God. This has contributed to his being considerate and loving. He takes me into account in his decisions and makes me feel appreciated. I know that he really loves me.”

Daniel, who was married in 1987, says: “My wife is beautiful to me. Not only am I physically attracted to her but her personality makes me love her even more. She always thinks about other people and takes an interest in making them feel good. She has valuable Christian qualities. This has made it pleasant for me to be with her.”

In this superficial world, we need to see past the surface. We need to see that achieving the “ideal” look is difficult—if not impossible—and of very limited value. Yet, developing desirable qualities that contribute to true inner beauty is possible. The Bible says: “Charm may be false, and prettiness may be vain; but the woman that fears Jehovah is the one that procures praise for herself.” In contrast, the Scriptures warn: “As a gold nose ring in the snout of a pig, so is a woman that is pretty but that is turning away from sensibleness.”—Proverbs 11:22; 31:30.

God’s Word helps us to value “the secret person of the heart in the incorruptible apparel of the quiet and mild spirit, which is of great value in the eyes of God.” (1 Peter 3:4) Truly, such inner beauty is far more important than physical beauty. And it is within the reach of all.


Good qualities can do more to beautify you than any physical treatment can.

Cc VICKYDERA2
Happy Sunday folks....

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Truckpusher:
Stop the fighting joor,I'm done fighting you in this forum abeg.

Let peace reign.

Caseless:
maureen? U knw lagunna has a candidate i'm supporting already. Abi u go buy my support with ur gas business money?

joseph1832:
Okay. You know if you had said yes to me there wouldn't be any need for you to be on that queue? Lol .

Anyway, I'm yet to decide who to support. But I sure won't move with the bandwagon.

cherryice:

Must everyone like u?

jahstech:

but that's a different direction
Team Vickydera2