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"Always search before posting; old topics must not be repeated." Did you not read that? www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-13329.0.html www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-4928.0.html |
madamkoko:Yes, but whatever you say will not remove 'religion'. It is too late, obviously. So add it to the equation and quit trying to remove religion instead e.g. pray, fast, vigil, 'sow seed', etc for a job and SEEK FOR IT DILIGENTLY AND LEGITIMATELY will definately work. |
madamkoko:So madam what can we all practically do? Could you please give examples. |
LOL. . . . ![]() |
Sisikill:Very good thinking. I cant see any sensible argument against that. As long as the focus is on God He is the God of whoever. BTW I'm also not a member of Winners. |
KunleOshob:[/quote]madamkoko; I know people who got kicked out of Convenant because they couldn't afford school fees. So if they got kicked out, I doubt if such opportunity exists.Dont forget that its not a free school so people will definately get kicked out for not affording the fees. Fine, Covenant University is expensive and good. And it probably doesnt offer scholarships. But don't be so eager to blame Pastors for Nigeria's problems. Gullibility is optional. |
madamkoko:Since you cant verify that they are not providing scholarships for a few BRILLIANT POOR children (few is relative, could be 1!), its best not to make such a comment. Or can you verify? The Sly:Thank you jere, people would rather be myopic. madamkoko: |
davidylan:LMAO!!! |
lucabrasi:I agree with you 100%. Oyedepo did not say it yet some people are being so blind and hateful. For instance if you defraud someone with my identity should I be blamed? KunleOshob:In the Nigerian Economy of 2008, I'd like to know where you will source for funds to provide free education at the same standard of Covenant University. Honestly. |
uspry1:Thanks, but there is no "Device Manager" in my own list under system tools. |
just2nice thanks for the sensible thread, there are too many awoof guys around here nowadays ![]() www.kobra.com others have already been mentioned. |
Hi, I'm trying to help a good friend of mine. She has a fairly new desktop PC. The CD drive indicates that it can play and write recordable (and normal) DVDs (DVD-R is written on it). She tried to play a movie before but it didnt play. At this time there was no other DVD software installed. I gave her AVS and she installed it but it still wont play. It plays VCDs by the way What could be the problem? Thanks. |
And what is the basis of your suspision? |
Liberty Stadium, Ibadan. . . I think |
just say to her, I CAN SEE THE GLORY OF THE LORD ALL OVER YOUIf you were her would you have the [size=4pt]slightest [/size] idea that you were being asked out? ![]() |
granted it may have to be the NICODEMUS WAY. |
Dual Core:God will show her a similar vision. P.S. This topic should be duplicated/moved to the religion section because it obviously has christians undertones. |
madamkoko:lol, yeah right ![]() Anyway I think this whole thing is quite simple. Lady pastors generally have or are expected to have more moral laws that they keep. Most of these are not stipulated in the constitution or defined by society but are contained in the BIBLE. An obvious example is the law of 'no sex before marraige'. On the contrary (to follow up the example), society (particularly western) dont uphold these high morals and so anything goes. I know this is quite obvious but I just felt the need to repeat so that you get my point. Which is that if you do not hold these high morals, you have no business asking a Lady Pastor out because you are going to get Hot before marriage and your two options would be to rape her or to cheat on her. Either way, you are destroying the relationship in the short and long run, obviously. Yes, opposites attract but there are opposites that repel. Don't date a Lady Pastor if the two of you are not agreed on moral (religious) conduct. If you are agreed then it will/should be a piece of cake. QED. . . . . |
Who told you Lady pastors are not romantic? Songs of Solomon is in the bible you know?, |
Ekiti |
I'm very sorry about your loss and pray that god gives you the strength to feel better day by day. I understand and share your frustration. You do not deserve the treatment that you got. I suggest that you prayerfully consider leaving that church. A shepherd under the Good Shepherd who cannot tend the flock of Christ is not worth being under. Neither do they deserve to be in such a position. If your mum was not an offender in her 8 years as a member of the church, there is probably no other reason why they would not want to officiate her wake keep. You could talk to other Christians in your immediate environment for counsel on the next step. Also, find a better church. And do that prayerfully. |
nasyl:Piano? |
earthrealm:So u get hairy bele ![]() I play the piano I repeated and got double promotion consecutively. . . . . . . . . . . . . in Nursery 1!! ![]() |
earth realm nawa for ur bele o ![]() i'm heterosexual my birthday is in 6 days ![]() i kinda like the smell of my own farts i talk to myself quite often ive never dated before etc |
[quote author=~Lady~ link=topic=146941.msg2442822#msg2442822 date=1214860502]Hahahaha, this is true. But I don't see how this applies to Priests though, they own (relatively) nothing.[/quote]Yah, some of them. But not all of them. And certainly not all Pastors. I'm not generalising. If you notice the subject is "some". |
[center]B A S E D O N A T R u E S T O R Y[/center] The following is not intended to poke fun but to expose reality and provoke thought. This conversation took place in an office. Sister Mercy attends one of the big churches in Abuja, its name was witheld by the person that first told me the joke. Sister Mercy: Ahmed good morning, how body now? Ahmed: I dey, this yeye AC just dey cold me. . . shey nothing? Sister Mercy: Ehn I just want ask you one small sometin. . . .you know, for our church we dey donate money for the victims of the pipe explosion in Lagos, so I just want give u this envelope, anything wey u fit , (cuts in)Ahmed: Ahn ahn you people, shey the one wey they dey collect for church no dey do you?, you wan to dey collect offering outside church again. . . Sister Mercy: No haba now, I told you its for the victims. Ahmed: So how much you don collect already Sister Mercy: Ahn ahn that one no concern you, your own na just to contribute. Ahmed: contribute ko, contribute ni, how much I fit give wey go solve another man's problem? Sister Mercy: Nothing is too small for the Lord, besides, God looks at the heart not the amount. You know the bible says give and it will come back to, Ahmed: I hear you; I hear you but my own be say, no be my N500 wey go solve their problem. In fact you people for that your church just dey disturb yourelfs. If I dey part of una, I go just tell d Pastor say make he sell one or two of His suits; that one fit solve their problem. . . . Abi na lie? |
asamuel:But they are relatively not as accountable to you as the public sector is. Relatively. |
All of you that are ranting like little babies, if you don't like what happened in CU, don't go there or take your children there. You can definately air your views. But you must also realise the truth: You ranting is not going to change anything. CU is in the Private Sector. Get that into your heads. |
simplycute:There are long existing threads that you can read through to get that. noetic:You never hear? www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25439940/ |
In all of this the reporter failed to note that the quality of the standard of education in many of these private universities is second to none when compared with our cheaper federal institutions. It is disheartening to see that almost 80% of members of any church who not only pay their tithe but also contributed their widow’s mite never had the privilege of having their children attend this school because, it will be difficult if not impossible for them to afford the exorbitant charges demanded by this school which n all intent and purposes should not be so.How does one make quality cheap without going bankrupt in the long run? Should they compromise quality for quantity? These schools can however provide scholarships to a significant and resonable number of bright but under priviledged individuals. I think that is the best that they can do. If you want to compare the school fees then to school fees now, you may be unaware of or may have refused to factor in the economic concept called inflation. Or are the fees of your alma mater still the same as when you were there? |
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