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Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by caselessogbuagu: 11:07pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
dammytosh:i wonder what his signature that once read: 2 events to happen in 2015; barcelona will crowned europian champion and buhari will be inaugrated as president, is reading right now. Wow, trust no man. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by caselessogbuagu: 11:12pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
mubaraksambo:you need education. Maybe you don't know it's a winner takes all in nigeria. How do u expect a party to bring change without being in power? How old are u? |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by nellyjohn: 11:18pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
Another propaganda from Amaechi. I really pity does lying against men of God because they don't know the kind of grave they are digging for themselves |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Ibman: 11:21pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
FAKE! FAKE!! FAKE!!! This news is totally fake, pls disregard it...i ve jst discussed with a pastor friend in EYN maiduguri and he told me there is no pastor with EYN church who bears dis Kanuri name Kallamu Musa Dikwa....pls readers be wise. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Ejjis(m): 11:25pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
APC PAID HIM OFF....................... |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by philips70(m): 11:27pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
tbaby534: Get my point as I acknowledged yours. An Itsekiri man is an Itsekiri man anyday anytime whether from Abigborodo, Umadino, Ugbolokposu or otherwise and you know this. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by tbaby534(f): 11:32pm On Feb 19, 2015 |
philips70: Yea, I know but most people don't, so they might get the wrong ,message 1 Like |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Chigold101(m): 12:04am On Feb 20, 2015 |
edogirl2:u now believe because a pastor said he was told by another pastor & punch published it. Funny... Is he not a pastor, why didnt he get his share & he is relying on another source... And it is only punch newspaper that scoops other international media everymorning looking for anti GEJ news to publish... It can only be funny... |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by ZKOSOSO(m): 12:50am On Feb 20, 2015 |
This is very easy to prove. CAN as a body has a well structured officers in charge of various responsibilities. N7 bln is not a small cash u can hide away from the financial system in world altogether. So let's watch how the drama plays out soon! Pastor dikwa is in hot soup if this story is ever true. Apc lie lie no get part II |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 2:17am On Feb 20, 2015 |
Bizinton: Good Lord! Is the English language that difficult for Nigerians to understand? PLEASE READ THE BOLDED ONCE AGAIN AND TRY READING IT SLOWLY AND WITHOUT EMOTIONS THIS TIME!!! The poor Pastor Musa Dikwa named the high profile pastors to the journalists. PUNCH chose not to list their names. So, you should be asking Punch to publish the names or drop the story all together if they are that lily livered. I guess they are scared of being sued but I bet the fearless Sahara Reporters would have given all the information. SO, STOP ASKING THE PASTOR TO NAME THE CULPRITS WHEN HE HAS DONE SO ALREADY. AAAAARGGG! 1 Like |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Scatterboss(m): 2:34am On Feb 20, 2015 |
IbileIfe: Lolz |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Jaisman26(m): 2:53am On Feb 20, 2015 |
APC! APC!! APC!!! THESE MUMU APC ATTACKING SOLDIERS ARE AT IT AGAIN.....MUST U FABRICATE BAD STORIES ABOUT GEJ BEFORE NIGERIANS GO VOTE APCAPC IS WORST THAN ANY POLITICAL PARTY IN THE WHOLE OF AFRICA MAKE MY WORDS AND DON' T ASK ME WHY BECAUSE U KNOW WHY........OK GEJ GIVE PASTORS MONEY BUHARI THAT SAYS MUSLIMS SHOULD NOT VOTE A CHRISTIAN NKO...WHO IS MORE FANATICAL HERE....THIS IS PURE BLASPHEMHY OF THE HIGHEST ORDER..THAT PASTOR SHOULD TELL US HOW APC AND SHOW US UR CERTIFICATE BUHARI PAY THE MUSLIM AS THEY WERE ALL BORN TO RULE....AND NOT TO BE RULED BY ANY IFFIDELS...[i][/i] |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by praxisnetworks: 3:17am On Feb 20, 2015 |
the 200th like... edogirl2: |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by blackandbold: 3:23am On Feb 20, 2015 |
p1jiobi:lol.u sure sounded like a fake one. ..........its too obvious from ur write up that u are a mole with anti buhari's agenda . imagine u evwn got registered on nairaland yesterday, more like the gimmick of a scarmer sha. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by gogodaye(m): 4:35am On Feb 20, 2015 |
This pastor is damn right...... Last time I checked up with my basic arithmetics.... The sum of #3,000.00.00 × 37 = #7,000,000,000.00 (36 states chapters of CAN plus the FCT).... Not too surprised if a damn erstwhile CBN whistleblower Governor cannot get his figures of perceived missing monies right....why should expect any thing better from a self proclaimed spirit filled Nigerian pastor..... Truly we are about to loose our country to the baboons......the degree of naivety and buffoonery beibin exuded all around by majority of Nigerians is sure damn alarming... No body is man enough to test some of these fairy tales spewed out daily to the dictates of common sense which is now in found lacking in the genetical make up of Nigerians ..... |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by adconline(m): 4:43am On Feb 20, 2015 |
This election is GEJ's to lose! It would have been a walk-over for him against GMB if he had done just 40% of what he had promised. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by cagunwa(m): 7:47am On Feb 20, 2015 |
Yeeeeeeeeee! Please clap for him as amaechi failed the answer and musa got it. Mumu, because e no reach you that's why you con increase the figure abi? You think say billion na hundred naira wey you fit throwey anyhow. Mtcheeeeew! |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 8:13am On Feb 20, 2015 |
prettyboi1989:isn't it good |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 8:32am On Feb 20, 2015 |
prettydiva89:Its good, dats d first av seen 4 a lady. Cos most girls act oblivious when it comes to issues about the polity. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 8:33am On Feb 20, 2015 |
prettyboi1989:act oblivious keh when it can improve or deteriorate my standard of living |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 8:49am On Feb 20, 2015 |
vicadex07: We all know that PDP was a major player in the postponement of Febuhari 14 election. Before this postponement there was no any statement and/or video from Boko haram that the election cannot hold. There is rumour making round that the presidency and PDP caucus are planning another postponement. To justify this reasons, APC rally was disrupted in Rivers and Boko haram threatened to to allow election. Chei, there is God ooooo. Definitely. . . PDP is boko and boko is PDP 1 Like |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by vicadex07(m): 9:21am On Feb 20, 2015 |
Spmateto: Exactly...bro thank you for this. Isn't it now obvious who boko haram is working for? |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by neocortex: 9:37am On Feb 20, 2015 |
This Musa has collected his share of Tinubu's loot , hence his sudden role as APC publicity secretary. Rather than name those who allegedly collected money, he lumped all CAN members together. All hail saint Musa! |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 10:00am On Feb 20, 2015 |
prettydiva89:Lol, some of dem just av dis I don't care attitude, dey don't even watch or listen or read news. The store house of wisdom for those girls will be so empty. Little wonder their nature can easily be predicted when they speak. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 11:04am On Feb 20, 2015 |
May God Open Your Eyes So You Can See Clearly. Boko Haram members got brain-washed..... So many christians here too have been brain-washed by their pastors.... |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by maureeoy: 11:08am On Feb 20, 2015 |
Weda the story is true or not i want jonathan out. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Osakah24(m): 3:13pm On Feb 21, 2015 |
notoriousbabe:JESUS wasn't against the business but against using the house meant for worship for such act.God gave JESUS, HIS only begotten son for the redemption of mankind talk about trade by barter. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by nagoma(m): 3:25pm On Feb 21, 2015 |
2015 Elections: Disfiguring the Public Face of Religions Disu Kamor Numerous media reports have surfaced indicating that the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) got N7 billion to enlist pastors to endorse President Jonathan and campaign against the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress party, Alhaji Muhammadu Buhari, in the coming presidential election. The reports came in bits, and on the heels of an earlier allegation by the Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amechi, who announced that President Jonathan had paid some pastors N6 billion to aid his bid to retain the office he is currently occupying. With the presidential election on the horizon, it is quite easy to conclude that politicians are ready to rekindle their primordial instincts and if one adds these allegations to the already established climate that favours, condones, glamorises and promotes corruption, the harmful consequences of the allegations become very clear. In this shameful time, political games in Aso Rock seem to be attracting more attention than political substance. Stung by the numerous media reports of the bribe, the CAN feebly denied receiving any billion of Naira from the government to manage its campaign from the pulpit. However, past alleged involvement of the CAN president in botched arms deals and the apparent Faustian pact between the top echelon of CAN and the presidency are permanent highlights of Pastor Oritsejafor's tenure at CAN. Leaving aside CAN's feeble denial, the aggressive and blistering rhetoric of some pastors who are using all dubious ploys to confound their members are recognizable strategy of thinly veiled desperation of politicians that are quickly approaching their "use-by" date. There is something fundamentally perverse about these so-called "men of God" romping with politicians who best epitomize the unchecked gangersterism. They not only disfigure the public face of religion, their very utterances and acts betray the values and principles that divine religions call to. And the alternative to this way is clear and well trodden by other men of God who have historically made important sacrifices to sublime causes. In the first of the "Conscience of America" series a man was cited in 1957 by the Gallop Poll as one of the most admired religious leaders in the world. This same man was selected in 1957 by Time Magazine as one of the ten outstanding personalities of the year. His citations, more than seventy-five in number, include the fact that he was ranked as one of the sixteen world leaders who contributed most to the advancement of freedom in the year 1959. This was a poll conducted by Link Magazine of New Delhi, India. This great man was Rev Martin Luther King Jr. In addition to his regular duties as co-pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, Dr King was an activist, humanitarian, and leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement. He chose a different path, one that is less traveled by those who call themselves men of God today, but who are nothing more than demagogues that have built their reputation on political games. While religious leaders like Dr King used the pulpit to advance the cause of honesty, freedom, impartiality and openness, while leaders like him engaged in difficult struggles to bring peace through justice to fellow human beings who may not be known to them personally, others use the same pulpit to abuse these same values and devalue Dr King legacies. However, the desperate politicians' nemesis seem to be the Nigerian voters, especially young adults, who take their democratic responsibilities seriously. This increasing politically active and informed constituency expects candidates to earn their trust through knowledge, sincerity and intellect, not due to some association to any religious leader or religion. Some have asked the question: why the fuss about a N6 billion (or N7 billion) when there have been countless reports of missing billions in living memory. The one word that comes to mind is corruption. Corruption of epic proportions! But these corruption and allegations will not cease until enough Nigerians take control of the democratic process, expose any flaw in the election security, and demand real election reform that will include demilitarization of the electoral process and freedom from external interference. As the 2015 elections approach, Nigerians need the discipline of self-introspection to get it right this time. We need to engage in the serious analysis of our thoughts, ideas, feelings and actions. We must awake to the fact that no politician is corrupt for our sake or because of any religion, but in spite of it. As such, we must commit to work hard to elect only exemplary social leaders who, through their love for people and social competence, would be able to bring a sea change to turn our current challenges into opportunities. Our search for leaders that have excelled in knowledge, skills and character must be done TOGETHER, irrespective of our faith, or lack of it. It is time that we amplified the voice of reason and show preference for candidates that set out clear understanding of important issues, define the road-map to bring about measurable improvements and enrich our personal and national lives. At this moment in our national life, we are getting a renewed opportunity to participate in a process that may usher in a new deal for all. One that will enable us to overcome the many predicaments that have been piling on us. It is crucial that we do not bungle the opportunity again this time. Thanks and ma'a salaam. --------- |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Mylove55(f): 6:48pm On Feb 21, 2015 |
Osakah24:chai jesus is against using d house of God for business,so why men of God dey their church for business(propagating lies because of money) |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Osakah24(m): 1:57pm On Feb 22, 2015 |
Mylove55:Your mouth not mine. |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Nobody: 11:47am On Jun 20, 2015 |
Osakah24: Oh I see, but #100 offering/ 10,000 naira tithe settlement is heavenly to them abi? Borrow sense! |
Re: Jonathan Bribed Pastors With N7bn, Not N6bn – Musa Dikwa by Segxy5: 12:38pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
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