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Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Bekeee(f): 9:07pm On Nov 23, 2015
The point the Op is trying to make is indeed very relevant..life is too short and as such it's necessary we all take into consideration the fact that Life is all vanity! If I may ask you, why didn't the late Audu die before now, why at the point of his "breakthrough" the earlier we realise this is beyond the ordinary, the better. However, may his gentle soul RIP and may this never be our portion!


Retributionn:
Since the death of this old man, everyone has turned into an overnight philosopher

Telling us about how short life is etc etc

The major lesson from this guys case is to take care of your health

When you are Obese like Audu was, you are a walking corpse. Has anyone watched his interviews, he couldn't even breath properly, always gasping for air.

That man must have had hypertension, diabetes and heart problems. Obvious lack of Exercise and bad lifestyle

As much as we love our Suya and Beer, we should hit the gym and shed some fat. Also cut down on your alcohol intake, salt intake and less fats and oil

To be FAT is a sign of illiteracy in the 21st century.

To the women, stop shouting BBW, you are fat and unhealthy. Stop eating as if you want to die. Hit the gym

Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Nobody: 9:13pm On Nov 23, 2015
donphilopus:


We registered on Nairaland the same day. cool
nairaland twins then? cheesy
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by donphilopus: 9:16pm On Nov 23, 2015
AdaNri1:
nairaland twins then? cheesy
Yea. . .If you say so! tongue
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Nobody: 9:19pm On Nov 23, 2015
donphilopus:


Yea. . .If you say so! tongue
grin grin
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by juman(m): 9:24pm On Nov 23, 2015
The man died as old person.

We the people of lesser age do not know may be we go reach 68 years of age before we die.

Anyway, even if I die today glory be to God for his mercies and blessings over years upon years.
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Evegreen: 9:27pm On Nov 23, 2015
fpeter:
All Power Belong to God....#datsall
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by roysean(m): 9:29pm On Nov 23, 2015
His time came!
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Analysiscorner: 9:30pm On Nov 23, 2015
Since the death of this old man, everyone has turned into an overnight philosopher

Telling us about how short life is etc etc

To the women, stop shouting BBW, you are fat and unhealthy. Stop eating as if you want to die. Hit the gym

[Or, better still : go to the farm.
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Shakur86(m): 11:03pm On Nov 23, 2015
kimond101:
10 Lessons I learnt:

1. Every soul shall taste death and the angel of death doesn't discriminate. When your time is up, it is up even though you are in the deepest room of the largest mansion on the tallest mountain.
2. Whether poor or rich, our grave would be the same.
3. The life of this world is nothing but a temporary place of delusion in which competition in worldly affairs diverts us until we visit the grave
4. Allah gives power to whom he wills and no one can question Him
5. In whatever you do always fear Allah and remember the day in which no amount of wealth would be able to save you except your good deeds
6. Oh you who is reading this, don't think you are safe because you are alive today, that was what Audu said yesterday and now the angel of death has taken his soul. Return to your creator in repentance before it's too late.
7. You came with nothing and you go with nothing. Live your life as if everyday is going to be your last and work hard as if you are going to live forever
8. The beautiful young lady he married would end up marrying another man. So don't because of woman transgress limit of your creator (Generally speaking though, not saying he transgressed)
9. Take care of your health.
10. God is the Greatest.
your words are touching. God bless you.
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by donphilopus: 11:08pm On Nov 23, 2015
AdaNri1:
grin grin
Taiwo & Kehinde cheesy
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by donphilopus: 11:08pm On Nov 23, 2015
AdaNri1:
grin grin
Taiwo & Kehinde cheesy
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by peterbello(m): 11:27pm On Nov 23, 2015
LordMecuzy:
Valar Morghulis

Valar Dohaeris
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by An0nimus: 11:32pm On Nov 23, 2015
Retributionn:
Since the death of this old man, everyone has turned into an overnight philosopher

Telling us about how short life is etc etc

The major lesson from this guys case is to take care of your health

When you are Obese like Audu was, you are a walking corpse. Has anyone watched his interviews, he couldn't even breath properly, always gasping for air.

That man must have had hypertension, diabetes and heart problems. Obvious lack of Exercise and bad lifestyle

As much as we love our Suya and Beer, we should hit the gym and shed some fat. Also cut down on your alcohol intake, salt intake and less fats and oil

To be FAT is a sign of illiteracy in the 21st century.


To the women, stop shouting BBW, you are fat and unhealthy. Stop eating as if you want to die. Hit the gym

Does this mean fat people are all illiterates?
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by YaksonFCA(m): 11:33pm On Nov 23, 2015
Ameen
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Ademusiwa1a: 11:41pm On Nov 23, 2015
[size=28pt]May his soul rest in peace.

The country of Western Nigeria is sad with his family.

And we hope God give them the grace. We have lost a great man.

May God give his family to bear the lost.


Emperor of the country of the Kingdom of Western Nigeria.[/size]

Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Semper247(m): 12:20am On Nov 24, 2015
omusiliyu:
[size=40pt]END TIME DEATH[/size]
grin
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by fexyrich(m): 12:50am On Nov 24, 2015
The major lesson to be leared here is that He our heavenly father never promised us tomorrow..So live everyday like its your last.Impact lives with that which God has blessed you with as thats what would matter most to people when your gone.. no matter the amount of wealth you heap up,you would never go with it to eternity..Rather than build worldy treasures which is good but not expedient..Focus on building your treasures in heaven..By building a good relationship with God.What matters last is the nature of your soul..Are you reconciled with God or your heart is far away from him.The mans life has ended but his spirit is very much alive.All dat happened to him is dat he lost his earthly body and his right to exist on the earthly realm..Where his spirit goes now depends on how he lived his life on earth and his relationship with his maker..Heaven is real..Hell is real as well..If you miss heaven you would never miss hell as there is no third option..And mind you it is for eternity.No goin back!! Repent now and be saved Rom 10vs 9,2 corinth 5 vs 17.
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Emchis(m): 2:21am On Nov 24, 2015
Incompleteness of Nigerian Constitution Puts INEC Into Confusion Over Kogi State Governorship Election:

Confusion is everywhere now in the camp of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) following the constitutional logjam emanating from the death of Prince Abubakar Audu, gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Kogi State.

Though he won the election but due to the 91 polling units that were cancelled, the election was declared inconclusive.
http://www.abaisgood.com/2015/11/incompleteness-of-nigerian-constitution.html
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by BrainnewsNg(f): 5:53am On Nov 24, 2015
Blured:
I was filled with awe when I first came across the news of the death of Kogi State gubernatorial candidate Abubakar Audu who was initially announced the winner of the governorship election across various media outlets but surprisingly, the election was declared inconclusive by INEC with the plan of subsequent elections announced.

The cause of the death still remains sketchy as different stories have emanated as regard the cause of his death. Some sources say it was a cardiac arrest while others claim he was vomiting blood before his death which can be attributed to food poisoning or a spiritual attack as some other sources claimed.

But studying it carefully, there are some life lessons you can get from it. No matter who you’re, whether in luxury or penury, when it's time, no nobody can stop death, not even with all your wealth and charms and all you have to do is to fulfill your purpose in life which is helping humanity, build human capital and not to enrich yourself alone because there will a particular day when you will receive a glorious call and all you laboured for will not go with you.

So you can get all the wealth and power but never forget that there are children at the orphanages without parents and needs help and assistance. Render help because the more you render help to humanity, the more happy you will become.

So friend, stop thinking about yourself alone and how you can get all the money and fame all to yourself because death will surely come on and prove that it's all vanity. RIP to Audu Abubakar and I pray death doesn’t come for us at our point of breakthrough.

http://www.lessonoftoday.com/2015/11/lesson-learnt-from-death-of-kogi-state.html?m=1



Thank you
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Hakeem3(m): 6:24am On Nov 24, 2015
Retributionn:
Since the death of this old man, everyone has turned into an overnight philosopher

Telling us about how short life is etc etc

The major lesson from this guys case is to take care of your health

When you are Obese like Audu was, you are a walking corpse. Has anyone watched his interviews, he couldn't even breath properly, always gasping for air.

That man must have had hypertension, diabetes and heart problems. Obvious lack of Exercise and bad lifestyle

As much as we love our Suya and Beer, we should hit the gym and shed some fat. Also cut down on your alcohol intake, salt intake and less fats and oil

To be FAT is a sign of illiteracy in the 21st century.

To the women, stop shouting BBW, you are fat and unhealthy. Stop eating as if you want to die. Hit the gym


My own opinion I prefer op's lesson it's more of saving u in the life beyond than in this life we are in nw...so the person after me should chose wisely too...
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by litetias(m): 7:51am On Nov 24, 2015
omusiliyu:
[size=40pt]END TIME DEATH[/size]
What resurrected this end time movement on NL. I thought this thing died out some years ago
Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by timsarb: 12:34pm On Nov 24, 2015
i ve seen slim peaple with the diseases u ve mention, just advice people to leave a healthy life style and that is all. i ve lazy slim people who cannot trek talk more to hit the gym
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Retributionn:
Since the death of this old man, everyone has turned into an overnight philosopher

Telling us about how short life is etc etc

The major lesson from this guys case is to take care of your health

When you are Obese like Audu was, you are a walking corpse. Has anyone watched his interviews, he couldn't even breath properly, always gasping for air.

That man must have had hypertension, diabetes and heart problems. Obvious lack of Exercise and bad lifestyle

As much as we love our Suya and Beer, we should hit the gym and shed some fat. Also cut down on your alcohol intake, salt intake and less fats and oil

To be FAT is a sign of illiteracy in the 21st century.

To the women, stop shouting BBW, you are fat and unhealthy. Stop eating as if you want to die. Hit the gym

Re: Lesson Learnt From The Death Of Kogi State Gubernatorial Candidate Audu Abubakar by Billygee2u: 9:45am On Nov 25, 2015
damton:
THIS WORLD IS NOT OUR HOME.

WE ONLY CAME TO TRANSACT BUSINESS.

SO ENSURE YOU MAKE GOOD USE OF YOUR TIME SO AS TO NOT LOSE AT THE END OF THE DAY

ONE DAY , WE SHALL RETURN HOME.

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