beautiful quotes

[Muhsin]

^^^ Can you, pls, shade more light on the "past of the saint"? Thanks

[gogannaka]

Hehe,
baza ka saka ni in yi katobara ba fa.

But anyways i believe what the quote tries to say is that one should not loose hope in seeking forgiveness.
Good people must've done some bad things in the past before becoming saints.
Therefore,if u are a sinner you can become a good person.

[Muhsin]

Hehe,
baza ka saka ni in yi katobara ba fa.

But anyways i believe what the quote tries to say is that one should not loose hope in seeking forgiveness.
Good people must've done some bad things in the past before becoming saints.
Therefore,if u are a sinner you can become a good person.

I don't think there is that necessity. Remember one thing: who and who were (or are) saints? The real Saint (s) never did anything wrong. Any ways I don't know or you mean saints like Paul. lol ;D

[gogannaka]

LOL,
shiyasa nace ma kada ka saka nayi katobara.

[Muhsin]

How come than sa ka kai katobara da wayonka. ;D ;D ;D

[ummutameem]

architaecture starts where engineering stops

[Suleman]

An elderly nan of ours used to say " Kabila yana da wayo amma bashi da hankali". Translate that at your own peril.

[bakangizo]

Its not 'Kabila' if I remember correctly. But I won't say what.

[gogannaka]

LOL,
Why wont you say it BKGZ?
Now you've raised my curiosity.

[Muhsin]

No idea.

[ummutameem]

i have a pretty good idea wat it is, but i wont say

'just because it is doesnt mean it should be'- australia-the movie

[gogannaka]

Yaya kuke boye ilimi ne?

Sometime we may be cynical. We may even mistake cynicism for wisdom, saying things like 'na today' or 'which one be my own'. In truth we need to be hopeful about Nigeria. Even if you think things are not as they should be and you feel that you cant do anything tangible to make it better at least believe things will get better. Such belief will release the creative power in you that I need to make things better.

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan

[ummutameem]

what a load of BS, n d guy was a lecturer. Anybody get wat hes saying, pls translate.

"A strong person is not the person who throws his adversaries to the ground. A strong person is he who contains himself when he is angry"- hadith

[gogannaka]

UmmuT, i kind of think Goodlucks statement makes sense o!

Here's another one:

From all accounts the Nigerian environment is endangered. Our generation has a duty to stem the tide of degradation that is becoming our lot. Collectively we have to work to roll back desertification in the North, erosion in the Southeast and deforestation in the SouthWest. These along with the clean up of the Niger Delta's environment are of vital importance to me, for oil and gas will not last forever. When these resources dries up and/or the world finds an adequate alternative, we will have to rely on our environment for survival. As the night gives birth to morning and days to weeks, our programme in this sector will become clear. I would need your support. I want to request that we all look after our environment for it will look after us and the generations that will follow.

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

[ummutameem]

ok ok, reading it again, i think it does. the second one though sounds like poetry 101, why is d guy rhyming? dont mind me, just dont want to give d guy a break, he still has not won me over, but there is still hope.

here is an interesting one:
"we are not in support of zoning and therefore,appeal to all advocates of zoning that they should be guided by the letters of the constitution and jettison any unconstitutional methods in their quest to grab power. . . they should apologise to Nigerians for criminally decentralising our presidency in their own concept of reform and class considration". . . .Arewa Youth Forum

now d big Q is, do we all feel like that?