Only God can save us in Nigeria.

cyril83: We have known this for a very long time its just that some people wouldn't allow us to speak the truth all in the name of nigeria my country Smh..these men lack discipline and tactical training though our government has a lot to do in terms of equipments but the fact stil remains NA is weak

SO, THEY ARE AS GOOD AS SECURITY GUARDS ONLY?
NO WONDER BOKO HARAM DOES NOT FEAR OR RESOECT THEM AND EVEN GO INTO THEIR MILITARY BARRACKS TO BLOW UP PLACES.

Gabriel_sylar: Its d spirit of obatala or okija that is giving u dat yeye advice the Holy spirit does not tell u to talk about the past when it is unnecessary.......

THE HOLY SPIRIT REMINDS US OF CONFESSING ALL THE SINS WE HAVE NOT CONFESSED AND DEMANDS WE REPENT TO BE REDEEMED.

Lanreclassic:

http://www.punchng.com/news/we-attacked-mali-bound-soldiers-new-terrorist-group/

[size=18pt]There is only one religion in the world that breeds the lunatic fringe of terrorists.
The world would have been a better and safer place if this religion never existed.[/size]

[size=18pt]That a Nigerian girl can be as dumb and evil as lying that her mother gave her N18, 000 to commit an illegal abortion.
Thanks to her, I have learned never to underestimate the LYING PROWESS of Nigerian girls of all ages. [/size]

[size=18pt]The Lord does not have to ask you before you should do so.
Your conscience is enough to prick you to confess it before it is too late.

Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.

~ James 5:16, Holy Bible (New International Version).

WHY MUST YOU CONFESS YOUR SINS TO ONE EACH OTHER?
BECAUSE...


Whoever conceals their sins does not prosper,
but the one who confesses and renounces them finds mercy.
~ Proverbs 28:13, Holy Bible (New International Version)


I have seen many cases of unrepentant spouses suffering grave consequences of their infidelity, because if you don't confess you are in danger of being punished in different ways and you don't even know when, how or where, but it will certainly come.

1. A married neighbour who was cheating on his wife hit an innocent boy in an accident and his illicit escapades were discovered.

2. A married man and his mistress died as their car crashed and then his wife now knew of his infidelity.

3. A married man at the Nigeria LNG Bonny is now in trouble as his young mistress suddenly collapsed and died whilst they were making love.

4. A married man in the civil service is having series of misfortunes since he slept with a young female member of Nairaland who was cheating on her boyfriend.

5. A married socialite was killed for sleeping with the estranged wife of another man in south western Nigeria.

The list is endless.


"As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night will never cease."

~ ◄ Genesis 8:22 ►, Holy Bible.[/size]

These are Western romantic assumptions and the scenarios are not the same in African romance or in Asian romance. In Africa, you pay the bride price and in India she pays the dowry. Moreover, there are different cases. In my own case, the girls and ladies come to me, and I hardly go out to contest or look for them, because I know that women know what they want and how to get it now or later. Only men who are fools contest and fight and then their reward is a woman. As at present, in Nigeria and Black America, the women cannot even find enough eligible bachelors to marry. There are only few of us available and the women are the ones fighting to succeed so that they can win one of us. In fact, I have a Top 10 Chart of my girlfriends and women in three categories of the Savings Account level for the expendable ones, Current Account for the serious ones and Dom Account for the ones who will make a good wife for life. ~ Orikinla Osinachi, the Knight of Love.

[size=28pt]Forget the plans to marry her if she continues to misbehave.

ANYONE WHO DOES NOT RESPECT YOU IS NOT WORTHY OF YOU.[/size]

Google To Build 1 Billion Pounds UK Headquarters
Google is going to spend over one billion pounds for UK headquarters in London according to news reports.


Source: http://posts.fanbox.com/kvqd5

Pregnant woman raped over ‘offensive Islamic songs’
http://247nigerianewsupdate.com/pregnant-woman-raped-over-offensive-islamic-songs/

[size=18pt]PDP is Peoples Deceiving Party —Ladoja
http://247nigerianewsupdate.com/pdp-is-peoples-deceiving-party-ladoja/[/size]

1, 000, 000 members, but only (7670 Views)?

Ada Nri1: Honestly he is not ugly. I've seen worse people whom I didn't even consider ugly. His wife and kids are also gorgeous.

Thank you for admitting the truth.

Birikisu Sungbo: King Solomon’s African Queen?

The following is from "The Prophet Lied".

The Last Testimony of Bilikisu

I was still a thumb-sucking child with milk teeth
I could use my tongue to lick every tooth in my mouth
Then one midnight he came to my father
I saw the mole on his right shoulder
When he carried me on his laps
He gazed into my curious eyes
And my father left me in his arms.
Later he took me along to his own quarters
Where I joined the others in their harem
Where the little women were forbidden to scream
No matter the agonies of the rites of forced motherhood
They must offer their maiden heads to their manhood.
He called me the divine Princess of his Purdah
The Chosen One and sacred muse of the Ulama.
They fed me with pudding of millet
Millet served with salted grey mullet.

Then in the first flowing of my vaginal spring
He taught me a new song that I could not sing
He muffled my cries with his lips and silenced my fears
But he could not stop my flowing blood and tears
As he made me a woman before the dawn of my womanhood
And I was not allowed the plays and the joys of my childhood.
He made me a woman, but he could not make me a mother
I would have loved to return to the home of my father
So, the Chosen One was also chosen to be barren?
And become the scorn of the mothers of children?
Then when I was in my nineteenth summer, he left this earth
And I was still forbidden to follow my own chosen path
Because they said I was now the mother of their faith
And even when I led my own legion in rebellion
They still kept me in the bondage of their religion.
But one day, the truth shall separate the fact from the fiction.
Then all our enslaved women in bondage would be unveiled
Our women will no longer be the slaves of the uncircumcised.


Note:
I composed The Last Testimony of Bilikisu from April 3 – 4, 2012, and it is totally historical fiction.

[size=28pt]"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"

~ William Congreve (24 January 1670 – 19 January 1729) [/size]

Red-Light:
nonsense .... what if the smoke is from exhaust pipe or freezer nko

[size=28pt]"The Nigerian Army is in a shocking state," said the source, "in reality there is no way they are capable of forward operations in Mali - their role is more likely to be limited to manning checkpoints and loading trucks.

"The Nigerian forces lack training and kit, so they simply don't have the capability to carry out even basic military manoeuvres. They have poor discipline and support. They are more likely to play a behind-the-scenes role in logistics and providing security."


http://allafrica.com/stories/201301200036.html[/size]

[size=28pt]"The Nigerian Army is in a shocking state," said the source, "in reality there is no way they are capable of forward operations in Mali - their role is more likely to be limited to manning checkpoints and loading trucks.

"The Nigerian forces lack training and kit, so they simply don't have the capability to carry out even basic military manoeuvres. They have poor discipline and support. They are more likely to play a behind-the-scenes role in logistics and providing security."


http://allafrica.com/stories/201301200036.html[/size]

[size=28pt]"The Nigerian Army is in a shocking state," said the source, "in reality there is no way they are capable of forward operations in Mali - their role is more likely to be limited to manning checkpoints and loading trucks.

"The Nigerian forces lack training and kit, so they simply don't have the capability to carry out even basic military manoeuvres. They have poor discipline and support. They are more likely to play a behind-the-scenes role in logistics and providing security."

~ http://allafrica.com/stories/201301200036.html[/size]

See the video of Bing Brings More of Facebook to Search on http://www.nigeriansreport.com/2013/01/bing-brings-more-of-facebook-to-search.html.

Many people in Nigeria live as if the days of The Tribulation are already here.
May God help us.

Land of plenty and yet the majority of the people live in abject poverty.

And President Goodluck Jonathan gave the IGP national honour?
For achieving what?

It is important to know if your boyfriend is boring or exciting before you marry him, except you don't care to be bored or to be happy in life. As a Nigerian guy, I can tell you that Nigerian guys are among the most boring in the world. Even the rich among them are more boring. No wonder they have a short life span. They make their girlfriends to be bored and tired of their relationships, because of their boring lifestyle.

God made Agbani Darego Miss World. She was not the most beautiful in the contest. God favoured her.

Leila.

You have a very pretty and sexy woman, but you are too busy to give her that kind of "Chris Brown and Rihanna" attention she wants.

No girl or woman likes to be bluffed, but some men are more in love with their pursuit of fame and fortune to give their girlfriends or wives the constant attention they would prefer.

These days as Nigerian girls are chasing Nigerian guys, the guys are chasing after success and security. Then later they can have time to pay attention to the girls.

No matter how busy you are, but don't keep her waiting for long if you don't want to lose her.
Except you don't really love her.


Photo: Nigerian model Vivian from Orikinla's Lounge African Beauty.

Ile-Ife:
Na Sanusi joorrr. lol


Emir's car

Na wetin Emir dey check out inside the shopping bag with Oyibo woman?
Na from Shoprite?

[size=28pt]Josephus on Jesus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephus_on_Jesus[/size]

Nigeria’s Andrew Dosunmu’s Mother of George and seven other films sponsored by JustFilms (the Ford Foundation's social justice film fund) have been selected for competition and premiere at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, the world's leading showcase for independent filmmaking. The following are the details of Dosunmu’s film.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3INs_2ZQcOM

2012, 106 minutes, color, U.S.A., U.S. Dramatic
At long last, handsome Ayodele Balogun, owner of a small Nigerian restaurant in Brooklyn, will wed his beautiful fiancée, Adenike, and they will start a new life together in the United States. Their traditional Yoruba wedding culminates in a ceremony where Adenike is named for her yet-to-be-conceived son, George. But as the months pass without pregnancy, Ma George is torn between her Yoruba culture and her new life in America as she faces uncomfortable and unfamiliar choices in her struggle to save her marriage.

Director Andrew Dosunmu returns to the Sundance Film Festival (his film, Restless City, screened in 2011) with this astonishingly radiant portrait of Nigerian immigrant family life. Featuring soulful performances by Isaach De Bankolé and Danai Gurira, and opulent cinematography by the award-winning Bradford Young, Mother of George is a singular cinematic accomplishment that elevates this illustration of the complicated challenges of African immigrant life to a place of beauty and reverence. - S. F.

About the Director
Dosunmu’s first narrative feature, Restless City, premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in the NEXT program. His documentary Hot Irons (1999) won the best documentary award at FESPACO, the Panafrican Film and Television Festival at Ouagadougou, and the Reel Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. Dosunmu has also directed episodes of the widely acclaimed South African television show Yizo Yizo and many music videos.

Cast and Credits:

Director: Andrew Dosunmu

Screenwriter: Darci Picoult

Producers: Lars Knudsen, Jay Van Hoy, Matt Parker, Carly Hugo, Darci Picoult, Chris Maybach, Saemi Kim, Patrick Cunningham, Tony Okungbowa
Cinematographer: Bradford Young
Editor: Oriana Soddu
Production Designer: Lucio Seixas
Composer: Philip Miller
Costume Designer: Mobolaji Dawodu
Principal Cast: Isaach De Bankolé, Danai Gurira, Tony Okungbowa, Yaya Alafia, Bukky Ajayi
Contact: Katelyn Bogacki / Strategy PR / katelyn.bogacki@strategypr.net

[size=18pt]Segun Arinze has the sexiest eyeballs in Nollywood.
Big beautiful brown eyes.
O big beautiful brown eyes.
Big beautiful brown eyes full of life
Big beautiful brown eyes full of awe
Big beautiful brown eyes full of tales
Big beautiful brown eyes of Nollywood.[/size]

The Nigerian military barracks are not better. The horrible conditions show the failures of the government and in fact, it is not the business of President Goodluck Jonathan to visit the police college, because a news report showed the mess to the whole world. He should have sent the IGP and the minister to inspect all police colleges and barracks and do their duties. PERIOD. Anyway, this is another opportunity to award billion naira contracts for renovation or building new 21st century police colleges and barracks to replace these horrible ones built before I was born.