Hundreds escape death as the auditorium of The Lord’s Chosen Church, Aniahaba strt, Cable point, Asaba, Delta State, collapses.. Phew we really thank God for sparing their lives please the necessary bodies have to immediately look into the incessant cases of building collapsing in Nigeria...


source: https://jaelziselowo..com.ng/2016/07/hundreds-cheat-death-as-church-building.html

GOD IS GOOD.. IN EVERYTHIN WE DO IN LIFE GODFIRST.. IN GOD WE TRUST THANK YO LORD FOR SAVING OUR LIFE.. HIT LIKE IF U BELIEVE IN HIM

When will this stop?

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I don't think God liked the building design..

God!

Is that the new trend?

All the churches in Nigeria need to meet and deliberate on the way forward. It's time to stop building physical churches and to start building spiritual churches!

It's however unfortunate that in Nigeria, church growth is synonymous to expansion of buildings and having more members. If that is it, then I have to state clearly here that I detest church growth.
I dislike church growth in Nigeria because it comes at a cost. Someone, somewhere pays.
I once walked by a small church which has suddenly become a giant ultramodern edifice -- a tourist centre so to speak.
There used to be a private nursery and primary school next to that church. It was later purchased by the church, demolished and turned to a parking lot.
Hence, the community lost a school to church expansion. That's the cost the community paid to have a church grow.
And even if the church compensates by building their own school, the question again is.....at what cost? What does it cost the community to have their kids enrolled back into such schools?
The evidence is all round us. Look at where church growth has led us as a country today. In a country where we have more churches than factories, there's unprecedented moral decadence, we're less educated and more corrupt. Yet, people ignorantly carry placards that read " we're moving to permanent site"
Imagine if those permanent sites, those camps along Lagos-Ibadan expressway were actually multinational factories, where hundreds of thousands of engaged Nigerians produce products that benefit you and I.
said too much already.
#saynotoultramodernchurchbuildings.

what am seeing doesn't look structurally fit. Are you sure this thing wasn't constructed by the pastor and the members of his church?
anyways, did anybody die?
NO
thank god!
am going home

oya synagogue can now talk

Lord have Mercy

Na wao

make em spend better money knack correct structure like their mates jor.....after all the money dey dia.....why 'em dey do akagum for dia building again
Thank God no life was lost...

Wea d building....na only stick wea dem arrange for 1 i see..

Tis a pity. Thank God there was Ω̴o victim

When people undermine science in religious practice, this is the result!

Maybe the building was built on faith despite having a poor mixture and strength of materials!

It's well ooh...

We thank God no life was lost, I am sure they paid attention to the surrounding. Imagine if they got carried away with worship songs and prayer.

With the insecurity everywhere, always be smart and observe your vicinity.

Thank God.

Thank God nobody died, those that hates The Lord's Chosen would have said a lot of rubbish here.

So god is good in doing bad ?







Na wa o

adewumiopeyemi:
GOD IS GOOD.. IN EVERYTHIN WE DO IN LIFE GODFIRST.. IN GOD WE TRUST THANK YO LORD FOR SAVING OUR LIFE.. HIT LIKE IF U BELIEVE IN HIM

May19th:
Asaba again, speaking of Asaba i heard their women poosy tastes like sugar, who can comfirm pls?

SECONDED.

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Integrityfarms:
When people undermine science in religious practice, this is the result!

Maybe the building was built on faith despite having a poor mixture and strength of materials!

The aeroplanes and ships even vehicles built by your scientists are they not crashing and sinking.

Why wont things be collapsing when the country is collapsed? Hmm?

calliope:
It's however unfortunate that in Nigeria, church growth is synonymous to expansion of buildings and having more members. If that is it, then I have to state clearly here that I detest church growth.
I dislike church growth in Nigeria because it comes at a cost. Someone, somewhere pays.
I once walked by a small church which has suddenly become a giant ultramodern edifice -- a tourist centre so to speak.
There used to be a private nursery and primary school next to that church. It was later purchased by the church, demolished and turned to a parking lot.
Hence, the community lost a school to church expansion. That's the cost the community paid to have a church grow.
And even if the church compensates by building their own school, the question again is.....at what cost? What does it cost the community to have their kids enrolled back into such schools?
The evidence is all round us. Look at where church growth has led us as a country today. In a country where we have more churches than factories, there's unprecedented moral decadence, we're less educated and more corrupt. Yet, people ignorantly carry placards that read " we're moving to permanent site"

Imagine if those permanent sites, those camps along Lagos-Ibadan expressway were actually multinational factories, where hundreds of thousands of engaged Nigerians produce products that benefit you and I.

You hate Church growth but likes Night Club and prostitute hotels growth.

Building collapse and corruption in nigeria are intertwined

calliope:
It's however unfortunate that in Nigeria, church growth is synonymous to expansion of buildings and having more members. If that is it, then I have to state clearly here that I detest church growth.
I dislike church growth in Nigeria because it comes at a cost. Someone, somewhere pays.
I once walked by a small church which has suddenly become a giant ultramodern edifice -- a tourist centre so to speak.
There used to be a private nursery and primary school next to that church. It was later purchased by the church, demolished and turned to a parking lot.
Hence, the community lost a school to church expansion. That's the cost the community paid to have a church grow.
And even if the church compensates by building their own school, the question again is.....at what cost? What does it cost the community to have their kids enrolled back into such schools?
The evidence is all round us. Look at where church growth has led us as a country today. In a country where we have more churches than factories, there's unprecedented moral decadence, we're less educated and more corrupt. Yet, people ignorantly carry placards that read " we're moving to permanent site"

Imagine if those permanent sites, those camps along Lagos-Ibadan expressway were actually multinational factories, where hundreds of thousands of engaged Nigerians produce products that benefit you and I.

You hate Church growth but likes night Club and prostitute hotels growth.

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T B Joshua will release a clip & statement soon claiming the ownership of an earlier prediction of this mishap.

What went wrong in dis Buhari era

Hmm