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YorubaForum:Gra Gra and nzobu nzobu can’t stop situation all the time, sometimes diplomatic approach is the best. There’s a why Yoruba didn’t lost millions of lives over chest beating |
What about the people of Chukuka Okiki Abiama |
Is it showing on DSTV? |
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Baba is way ahead in the game. He’s now the yardstick for achievements |
See weytin foreign religions don cos for Africa! Weytin concern us with their war? |
E make sense like that PO |
Hmmm true. FG needs to do something real quick to Help Air Peace seunmsg: |
Weird Name Weird People Weird Culture |
If Nigeria Must Progress, Nigerians Must Stop Paying Tithes and Start Paying Taxes Nigerians prefer paying tithes to their churches and then demanding for roads and proper infrastructure from their government to whom they hardly pay taxes. Am I lying? No matter how corrupt and inept you think the Nigerian government is, they are far more open and transparent about what they do with the little taxes you pay than ANY church in Nigeria. Do you see that guy who probed Emefiele? Jim Obazee. If President Tinubu should ask him to probe Nigerian mega-churches, some GOs would be in jail. Nigerian churches are some of the least regulated entities on planet Earth. Okay, which church in Nigeria has given you, as a member, a breakdown of what they do with your tithes? Yet, you see their General Overseers and Senior Pastors living extravagant lives, even where there is extreme poverty in their congregations. They build schools, often with members tithes, that the children of those members cannot attend. In contrast, the Nigerian government publishes an annual budget of what they will do with your tax Naira. A budget that can and is often scrutinised and criticised by the public and media, because it is a public document. And when they spend the appropriated monies, the Freedom of Information Act allows you to get information on who was paid what, when and how. That is how the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation was exposed. But can you dare ask your pastors what they do with your tithes? Nigeria will never reach its full potential if Nigerians don't pay taxes. It works both ways. Taxes give the government more funds, and make the citizens more vigilant over how their government spends their money. According to the World Bank, taxes account for 39% of the GDP of Germany, 46.3% in Denmark, 45.4% in France, 42.9% in Sweden and Belgium, 34.1% in Japan, and 23.7% in South Africa. But in Nigeria, it is an abysmally low rate of less than 10%. Despite the above, no citizen of any country is as entitled as a Nigerian. Our government earns about $30 billion a year from oil and gas to a population of 220 million people. And on that basis, we want cheap fuel, electricity, and high minimum wages, as well as free education and pipe-borne water. Yet, according to Statistica, Nigeria has a higher rate of paying tithes than the above listed countries. Why are we not individually and collectively prospering more than those countries? The statistics are clear: countries with high tax payments and low tithe payments prosper individually and collectively more than nations with low tax payment and high tithe payment. Yeshua said "give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and give to God what belongs to God.” Money belongs to Caesar (government). Pay your taxes. Tithes in Scripture were ONLY agricultural. They were NEVER monetary. And they were only requested by God from Jews and paid ONLY to Levites-Numbers 18:24. And tithes were agricultural only. The reason for this was that the Levites were not allowed to farm. The modern payment of tithes in Christendom (as opposed to Christianity) cannot be supported by ANY Scripture. These preachers will use a verse from Malachi 3:10, which states: "Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house." However, note that a storehouse refers to a barn, where ONLY food and other agricultural produce were kept. The Jews were never asked to bring money. Additionally, there are multiple other laws in Malachi and the laws of Mosaic, which include laws allowing polygamy. If they take that law from Malachi, why do they not observe the other 612 or so other laws? Because it is all about the Benjamins, baby! Reno Omokri #TableShaker. Ruffler of the Feathers of Obidents. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year 2022. Lalasticlala Obinoscopy Mynd44 Seun Nlfpmod |
You are right djon78: |
Udoboss:I think you get what’s trying to say but his past history here is haunting him |
djon78:We need to revolve as quickly as possible if we want to move forward |
helinues:It is time you excuse yourself from this thread. Let try in our possible way to project and support Air Peace with everything we gat.... |
Oh MR Onwuanibe is one of the Panelist in Lion Program |
KillIgbohoN0W:What about Jennyclays? |
I did my NYSC CAMP IN GOMBE BEFORE I RELOCATED TO OGUN STATE SOME YEARS BACK |
I registered January 2023 and December 2023 I hope I will be picked |
Make una allow the poor man to breath now. It is a crime to contest against Big Wigs? |
God bless Mr Onyema Peace. |
I prefer to do a voice note to explain my own point of view on this matter. ▶️●──── 8:59:09 Baba Niyen |
Have you forgotten the number of political parties that formed together before that could be achieved? Pythagoras001: |
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has cleared the $7 billion foreign exchange (FX) backlog inherited by Governor Yemi Cardoso. Gatekeepers News reports that this was disclosed In a statement on Wednesday, CBN’s Acting Director of Corporate Communications, Mrs. Hakama Sidi Ali, confirmed settlement of all valid FX backlog claims. This move fulfills a key pledge on his appointment and signifies a significant step towards restoring confidence in the economy. The CBN, she said, employed Deloitte Consulting, an independent auditing firm, to meticulously assess the transactions, ensuring that only legitimate claims were honoured. “Any invalid transactions were referred to the relevant authorities for further investigation,” she stated. The CBN’s commitment to tackling the FX backlog appears to be paying off. External reserves have seen a significant rise, reaching $34.11 billion as of March 7, 2024, the highest level in eight months This month-on-month increase is attributed to a notable rise in remittance payments from Nigerians abroad and increased foreign investment in local assets, including government debt securities. The CBN’s actions are part of a broader strategy outlined during the last Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting. Lalasticlala Nlfpmod Seun Obinoscopy
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Thank you for your feedback. Am I the one spending time and money trying to destroy Erisco because of one person's lie? I hate Igbo, yet while his fellow Igbos are trying to destroy Eric Umeofia, I stood for him and his brand, without asking for or collecting a dime, and encouraged Nigerians to patronise Erisco products. Do you know why I did that? It is not because he is innocent, even though he is. It is because he has an estimated 4000 workers, who are overwhelmingly of Igbo origin, and I believe it is wicked to destroy his company and render them jobless. Stop letting your emotions control you. That is why some of you hate yourselves and accuse others of hating you. Do not do or say everything your mind tells you to say or do. And most importantly, learn to love yourselves! Nothing will ever make a Hausa man mobilise against Dangote. No Yoruba will ever mobilise against Globacom. But who is mobilising against Erisco? If such a thing happened in Yoruba land, elders would intervene, and the offender would apologise, and the matter would die a natural death. But people without a solid diplomatic culture always think wars are better than words! Thanks again, and may God bless you. #TableShaker Lalasticlala Mynd44 Obinoscopy Seun Nlfpmod
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Lie from the pit of hell, when I bought 24 pieces in Shasha, Akure #600, how would you buy this 1500 in Kano? |
Justinlean02:You knew Crypto reached $69k since 2021 and You can’t update us here, why must be others? Y can’t you do it? |
AJ Speaks About Being Cyberbullied After Loss “When I lost my last match , Nigerians were the highest people that trolled me and made mockery of me “ ...... “ learn to show love to those losing not only those winning , those at the bottom need love , care and support more than those at the top. When someone is falling , hold them , don’t wait to make a mockery of them . They are my people and I love them still “ Anthony Joshua .🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 🎙 Majority of those online miscreants deliberately trolled AJ because he "dared" come home to visit Buhari, postrating fully to depict the omoluabi he truly is. They could not stomach his attempt to show he was well bred and respect elders, not to the Buhari they do not like.🙄🙄🙄 ©Ifeoluwa Leo Your Sports Analyst ✍️🏿 Please follow Ifeoluwa Leo-Olagbaye for your precise, in-depth match analysis and detailed Sports update. Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44 Obinoscopy Nlfpmod
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This will make sense. May God help you to achieve this milestone |
This is commendable. Congratulations to You, Alex Oti and Abians in General. |