kennyjubris: Senseless Topic

Donfamous:
mumu do u think d govt will allow the church to build a fly over?
You talk without knowing what u are saying, ask bishop oyedepo, when he wanted to construct the road to his church, y he was stopped, its either he pays d money to d govt's account or he keeps his money, and when he pays it, what's the assurance that the money won't be looted. Stop d hatred man

dridowu:
I will always support any ban against religion activity on the expressway. My 2003 experience at the lagos-ibadan expressway is fresh in my memory till date, from sagamu-mowe took me 9hrs.
#teambanthemall

VANHELLSING:
Bloody muslim, I don't expect anything reasonable from you

Acidosis:
Rubbish comments from a rat


The largest Church (Yoido Gospel Church) in the whole world is situated in Seoul, directly across Korea's National Assembly with a population of about 830,000 in


FYI, I avoid crowd as well, I also do not worship at RCCG, but I hate it when people try to block the mental and reasoning faculties of the populace. If you do not know how to control your crowd, go and make inquiries from South Koreans. Thank you.

marv1:
OP U want to die. When God called smbody to do smthing u want him to undo it. u be God. People die everyday anywhere. If u are jobless pls find smthing to do. Ok.

balaclava:
U r asking Jona to Ban the Camp? Jona who is still thinking of hw he will still go to the camp n pray about 2015 election. If Jona hear dz ur request e fit ban u from passing dt Lag/Ibadan Xpress way 4ever. Ur request no go pass this page! No vex

VANHELLSING:
Bloody muslim, I don't expect anything reasonable from you

Mention:
Well what can I say??

chacoonder:
Mr dumb head, do u knw that Seoul is amongst the cities with the best road network in the world?..Not only that, they also have one of the most beautifully crafted subway system u can find anywhere on this planet.All these are facilities that has been put in place to tackle any form of traffic menace...I dont wnt to say much, but when next u want to juxtapose, think deeply and also make sure that the entities involved are relevant to each other.tnk u

egopersonified:


I think he referred to Seoul as a place that has been able to manage their crowd and traffic and something Nigeria should immitate.

ancashy:
Very funny,hoLd up on that road is always attributed to rccg,NASFAT is on that road,I wonder what muslims will say when their members become huge too,if u live around those towns(mowe,ibafo,arepo e.t.c). Or travel on that road frequently u'll know hold up happens frequently camp activities or not..Epecially on weekends or national celebrations cos of those travelling home,the road simply needs expansion and rehabilitation.

Tabspear:
Blablablabla....

ikeyman00:
@@@@

this is for those foolish igbo that waste their time looking for water to turn to wine

u just dnt get it and im afraid u may never till u die

anyway stay in tune with www.radiobiafra.co

suffering and smiling in hell is a total disrespect to chukwu okike that made u

going to all these oduduwa churches where they use your money to buy private jet will not save u and will never

u cannot live and die a fool! a dead body is a dead body

take your time off to reflect nevermind the blue eye Jesus u hung on your wall

egopersonified:
It is a dictator that would want to help others by depriving another from their rights. It takes a good leader to look for ways to satisfy both parties. What stops the govt from constructing good roads, have another road linking Lagos or even build a by-pass or over head bridge through that camp? Do you know there are foreigners who attend these camps and its a form of tourism, synagogue comes to mind. Instead of demanding our govt to trample on OUR rights, lets ask them to make our roads, infrastructures, economy, standard of living, etc better.

adconline:

There is no absolute right. Your rights don't have to trample mine. That camp causes heavy traffic, thereby infringing on my right to freedom of movement. It also causes loss of economic activity, thereby depriving some folks right to earn a livelihood. It cause noise pollution and poses some health hazard.
It's time to stipulate health and environmental standards for these ministries given what happened at TB Joshua's synagogue

egopersonified:


They also have the right to associate and converge. Its left for the govt to put in place the health and environmental standards like you said and also infrastructures to ensure people can also go about their business and worship. If this monorail thing runs from benin to lagos and I can just step out and walk for fifteen minutes and be in camp, do you think people would still want to go in their vehicles? Pls note I am not a RCCG member and have never camped in any church before, but the fact that developed countries' systems are working is because they have provided the infrastructures and laws to put their people in check not because they are really disciplined. Has any Nigerian police officer ever arrested anyone for DUI? Our system has just got to change as we play our part to ensure we also behave appropriately and not be a nuisance to others. All the best.

barcanista:
NASFAT and Deeper Life camps don't cause much traffic, in fact the Deeper Life camp as I am aware of has been decentralised to their local regions/zones- only few ppl attend the camp ground except their retreat that holds two times every year. The NASFAT program starts late @ nite and it causes little or no traffic due to their own traffic management. I ply the road regularly