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bionixs:What message is he trying to pass? |
achiever12:What useless truth are you talking about? |
MisterGrace:Shame on you |
Long live the Emir |
Did you mean Rhino O'mockery? |
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Some people who just mind their business. Always showcasing their stupidity cos they have cheap internet access. Many of such type of people are on Nairaland. I just don't want to mention names. |
Those of you condemning/bad mouthing Nigeria should just leave/relocate to a nearby country. I love Nigeria. I hαte our politicians. |
Am I FTC? |
Obanz2:One hater has been spotted. More minus to your account. |
shamecurls:Come and join me in the merriment |
horia:No be small coincidence oo |
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Today is my birthday. Kindly show me some love |
Carry on FlyBoy Miracle. Do anything you like. It's your life. Today is my birthday. Show me some love Nairalanders. |
mhisbliss:Go and see an Optician. Your eyes needs to be examined. |
The guy has just won a jackpot. |
Prophet T.B. Joshua has rebuked churchgoers who rely on their “dirty money” to pave way for them to receive God’s blessings. The cleric, in a sermon, decried the level of ‘pride’ shown by church members nowadays. “We are too proud – that is why we believe so much in money,” he told congregants at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN). “‘Money answereth everything that is the voice of pride”, he continued in the sermon titled ‘Read The Bible With Forgiveness. When you speak, one can hear the voice of money. When you walk, one can see the traces of money… But money is dirty; the journey of money is too far”. He advised that all genuine Christians should rather engage in an assignment in their various churches, stressing the need to set a day aside in the week for such purpose. “Get interested in His plans and work with His projects. Go and work in the church where humility can come,” he counselled, explaining this would afford the opportunity to work freely with people irrespective of their social class. Joshua recounted how his own mother would regularly bring him to church at the weekends and he watched intently as she diligently cleaned the church premises and simultaneously prayed. “When I asked her what she was saying in her prayers, she told me, ‘Lord, as I clean Your house, clean my life, future, family and children’. Here I am today.” He further added that people should stay within their respective churches to render their services, without feeling the need to join a ‘megachurch’. “It’s not the size of the ministry that determines the strength of the ministry,” he explained. “The strength of the ministry is the relationship of the ministry to God; it is not the population or crowd, fame or popularity. You can see just two members in a church that is more connected to God than the biggest church,” he added. Joshua further encouraged the faithful not to lose heart when facing persecution, using his own ministerial experience as an example. Source https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2018/5/stop-bringing-dirty-money-to-church-prophet-tb-joshua.html
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Ok |
Isssokkkkaaaayyy |
But this bae set ooo. Anybody with her contact? |
Oshiomole be like : Anto, you don brush your teeth his morning?
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Election is near
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anibirelawal:Ok I'm waiting |
anibirelawal:#30bn only |
I want to sell my Nigerian citizenship. Interested buyers should contact me. |
Busy body people everywhere. They can't just mind their business. |
He should be given an endorsement by a CONDOM company. Am I Right? |
divine2288:U don take your drugs dis morning? |
10. Moscow Don't say: Mohsk-ow Rather: Moh-skoh Originally Moskha, later when Slavic tribes conquered the city they transformеd to Moscow because of the specificity of the Slavic languages. Source http://cdn-af.op-mobile.opera.com/news/detail/ed96fdc1a532ffc0da16746aa8ae623e_ng?uid=7497db6496977b432fda3adbd9427066b133ce1f&client=mini&features=4 Lalasticlala |
9. Paris Don't say: Peh-riss Rather: Pah-ree From Middle English Parys or Paris, from Old French Paris, from the Late Latin name of an earlier settlement, Lutetia Parisiorum "Lutetia of the Parisii", from Latin Parisii, a Gaulish tribe. |
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i have a serious buyer.