VickyRotex:
Chaiii. Some people wey no dey this MMM even panic pass people wey dey.

Biko wish the people involved well na.

My fear for them remains that, "if" they defrost the accounts in January, the massive panic will prompt lots of people to opt out of the system and in that case who will pay who, when new people no longer join?

I wish everyone involved well!

ezme:

I believe the purpose of this thread is not far from mischief on the part of the OP, I would also not behave like the typical Nigerian "touch not my anointed" Christian who would turn a blind eye to what the MOG actually did. Personally, I don't see the purpose of this story surrounding his birth. All these stories should not be coming up in our churches as what you create out of your congregation are disciples of yours and not of God. You hear Christians scream God of this MOG and God of that MOG. Jesus is our only mediator and all glory should go to him, not anyone trying to give himself/herself a deity status. This is the reason why there has been no change in the situation of our country. So many people go to Church but who they worship is their pastor and every word that proceeds from his mouth. We are so religious yet we are so far from God. We should all place our Christian life in perspective and decide this day if we actually follow Christ or our pastors.

jjc-to-nl:
[size=14pt]From the way many of you commented, I can rightly say you did not hear this man directly or witness it. The OP misinformed all of you. May God forgive him.

I heard him loud and clear. I watched the program live on the internet.

The man of God did not claim his birth was mysterious. What he was trying to say was that many people that are over the age of 70 years do not know their true date of birth. That people use events to determine date of birth.

Then he went further and explain how he determined his. He asked his mother when was he born? His mother did not know but she only knew it was in a year when a king was enthroned in Ilesha. So from their he knew it would be 1942 because that was when a king was actually crowned. His mother again said it was on a Sunday. He said he asked his mother how did she remember it was on Sunday and his mother said she remembered because people were celebrating something in the Church so everybody left home and she was left alone in the house. His mother again said it was a day that it rained and the sun was shining at the same time which according to traditional Yoruba belief that it was a day Tiger is delivering baby. Because of this story his siblings used to call him tiger.

OP you have lied and misled people.[size=14pt][/size]

musKeeto: I wish other pastors would run mad too.. like Oritsejafor and that other slapping fool..

Spirit of Okija: Devil 1 - Jesus 0

~Bluetooth:


you mean Oyedepo and Adeboye ?

torkaka: @op
you are a bloody nit wit uncircumcised liar!! i have been to that hospital so as a lot of other people i know! the first thing that comes to your mind when at the indian hospital is how whack and useless nigerian hospitals are!
their doctors receive you at the entrance and you are treated with outmost respect (what i'll call vip treatment in nigerian hospitals). infact everybody that goes there comes out with the same verdict; "if only nigerian hospitals can be half as good as this". consultants are always on sit and appointments are kept!
the garbage you just posted is a well known bring him down syndrome that patients and visitors alike are aware of.
yes the cost is high but i'd rather pay more than go to that coffin house called national hospital!
my advice to you and your sponsors, go back and put your act together and brace up for the competition! de-marketing wont do you any good!

axponline:

Definitely forged. The amount in words is written over the stamp. How can that be. Was the check stamped before it was written.

chiozor:

is that cheque for real


I don't think the cheque is real. The cheque is dated 15/6/2010 while the stamp date is 1/6/2010.

md4real:

Most of my friends are from the southern part and i had been opportuned to travel round the entire region especially from jere to kwoi towards keffi in nassarawa state and from  akwanga to gwantu into kaf. And kachia. And i tell you all, this is not funny. Irrespective of religious afiliation, the left over of the carnage is just too unbearable. What baffles me most is, [b]HOW CAN A MINUTE POPULATION IN SOUTHERN KADUNA WANNA DECLARE WAR ON THE MAJORITY?[/b] it does not tally.




The same way Ilorin, a predominantly Yoruba town, ended up being ruled by an Emir (a hausa man)

bisiaet:

Well said