Life of vanity if our political masters know this, it will make our dear country better.
Both the poor and the rich shall meet again where there is no master
RIP Sir

NOW THAT HE IS DEAD DID HE TAKE ANY OF HIS MONEY WITH HIM?

ALL THE MONEY HE CORNERED FOR HIMSELF DID HE TAKE ANY WITH HIM?

ALL HIS RICHES AND WEALTH....DID IT BUY HIM A PLACE IN THE AFTERLIFE?

WHEREVER HE IS RIGHT NOW...DID HIS WEALTH AND STATUS HERE ON EARTH GIVE HIM ANY RECOGNITION THAT SIDE?

Death, the end of this worldly journey, and the beginning of the next phase of life. If death had been the end, then being dead could have been a rest from the hullabaloo of this life, but alas, in the hereafter, every dead souls would be made to answer for his deeds in this world. Life continues after death, either in beauty or in ugliness. No rest, let alone rest in peace. Souls would be busy in in enjoyment or in punishment. No room for rest.

[quote author=EmperorCaesar post=127646955]

I have always maintained that death isnt a negative occurence and so no need to pity the dead

We only grieve cause the dead person is a big loss to his people and they will sure miss him, since he's been in one way or the other, involved in their everyday life

The dead dont even know they are dead, and what they experience is total shift in consciousness and eternal peace like we all felt in the year 1800 when we all arent aware of whats happening around us

What if the other side is actually lively and great, then our mourning is useless and a disservice to the dead person[/quLas]

May peace be unto you.

RIP sir

Dan Baba suntai of Taraba state died in office

Bmaster:
why did Mary Magdalene and Mary cried when they thought christ was dead forever.
Why did Jesus wept,on hearing the demise of his friend Lazarus

All because of the living and loved ones

spencekat:
Yakowa's death was very painful.

So so painful.

Add to the list: LATE ALHAJI SHEHU KANGIWA ( one time Executive Governor of Sokoto state )

Although Indomie generation might not know him except through current affairs in schools.

Late Alhaji Muhammadu Shehu Kangiwa was the first elected civilian governor of Sokoto State.

He held office from October 1979 to November 1981, representing the National Party of Nigeria. ( NPN )

He died in 1981 when playing Polo sport game in the edition of the Georgian League in Kaduna.

The horse he was riding on threw him to the ground and the impact affected him and he died.

I no dey say "RIP"

Many people are not resting in peace at all.

The family members especially the wife used greed to end the man’s life. They should have allowed him further adequate treatment abroad.

May his soul rest in peace. Great man!

The cost of political power in Nigeria.

EmperorCaesar:


I have always maintained that death isnt a negative occurence and so no need to pity the dead

We only grieve cause the dead person is a big loss to his people and they will sure miss him, since he's been in one way or the other, involved in their everyday life

The dead dont even know they are dead, and what they experience is total shift in consciousness and eternal peace like we all felt in the year 1800 when we all arent aware of whats happening around us

What if the other side is actually lively and great, then our mourning is useless and a disservice to the dead person

How is this gibberish related to the post?

EmperorCaesar:


I have always maintained that death isnt a negative occurence and so no need to pity the dead

We only grieve cause the dead person is a big loss to his people and they will sure miss him, since he's been in one way or the other, involved in their everyday life

The dead dont even know they are dead, and what they experience is total shift in consciousness and eternal peace like we all felt in the year 1800 when we all arent aware of whats happening around us

What if the other side is actually lively and great, then our mourning is useless and a disservice to the dead person

Cleverly said!

PrinceGallant:
Death, the end of this worldly journey, and the beginning of the next phase of life. If death had been the end, then being dead could have been a rest from the hullabaloo of this life, but alas, in the hereafter, every dead souls would be made to answer for his deeds in this world. Life continues after death, either in beauty or in ugliness. No rest, let alone rest in peace. Souls would be busy in in enjoyment or in punishment. No room for rest.

You are too stup!d. I wonder if this your stupidness is hereditary?

Someone that died months ago and we keep playing pseudo politics.

Always setting the wrong precedence.

Our sincere condolences to his families.

DissTroy:
His wife and kids, like Turai Yar'Adua and kids, prevented him from getting proper treatment. They prefer what his status as Governor could offer than his well-being and chose that status over his health without it.

A lesson to men. When it all comes down to it, you are nothing but a provider to the woman you labour for. Your kids are an extension of herself.

You are disposable. When you have kids with a selfish woman, every progeny she bears you would despise you or use you.

Wild and baseless assumptions. The guy was abroad in Germany for months, yet you say he didn’t get proper treatment. Na play he go do for there?

EmperorCaesar:


I have always maintained that death isnt a negative occurence and so no need to pity the dead

We only grieve cause the dead person is a big loss to his people and they will sure miss him, since he's been in one way or the other, involved in their everyday life

The dead dont even know they are dead, and what they experience is total shift in consciousness and eternal peace like we all felt in the year 1800 when we all arent aware of whats happening around us

What if the other side is actually lively and great, then our mourning is useless and a disservice to the dead person

thankGod say na what if, i can categorically tell you that there is life after death. its heaven or hell.

spencekat:
Yakowa's death was very painful.

So very painful.

It's a Lie, He died long before now like I had Said Vehemently in all my earlier posts, both the state and federal government are laying about his death.

Na waa o. Nigerians are very forgetful. So because say him don die now, him don turn saint be that.

Intial gra gra, but finally death came

May there Soul rest in peace

The billions, exotic properties, posh cars, top security arsenals he won't go with.

That's the beauty of death.
What follows is the judgement of God, his creator.

EmperorCaesar:


I have always maintained that death isnt a negative occurence and so no need to pity the dead

We only grieve cause the dead person is a big loss to his people and they will sure miss him, since he's been in one way or the other, involved in their everyday life

The dead dont even know they are dead, and what they experience is total shift in consciousness and eternal peace like we all felt in the year 1800 when we all arent aware of whats happening around us

What if the other side is actually lively and great, then our mourning is useless and a disservice to the dead person

What other side?

Pls TAKE WITH YOU EVERY ILL GOTTEN WEALTH YOU HAVE GATHERED ALL THIS WHILE, I DO NOT THINK NIGERIANS PRAY U REST WELL.U GUYS HAVE SOLELY IMPOVERISHED THIS NATION TOGETHER WITH YOUR SELFISH EVIL FAMILY MEMBERS !

DissTroy:
His wife and kids, like Turai Yar'Adua and kids, prevented him from getting proper treatment. They prefer what his status as Governor could offer than his well-being and chose that status over his health without it.

A lesson to men. When it all comes down to it, you are nothing but a provider to the woman you labour for. Your kids are an extension of herself.

You are disposable. When you have kids with a selfish woman, every progeny she bears you would despise you or use you.

Real truth

wink2015:


Add to the list: LATE ALHAJI SHEHU KANGIWA ( one time Executive Governor of Sokoto state )

Although Indomie generation might not know him except through current affairs in schools.

Late Alhaji Muhammadu Shehu Kangiwa was the first elected civilian governor of Sokoto State.

He held office from October 1979 to November 1981, representing the National Party of Nigeria. ( NPN )

He died in 1981 when playing Polo sport game in the edition of the Georgian League in Kaduna.

The horse he was riding on threw him to the ground and the impact affected him and he died.

My parents told me this story
Seems the horse was hungry

spencekat:
Yakowa's death was very painful.

Why?

Treasure17:
And life will continue as if nothing happened.

exactly