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40kobo77:
What part of Deut In the bible says tithe should be used for the poor?

Go and read the book of Deuteronomy 14: 22-29, there u will see the true use of tithe

It's another Sunday service, another avenue for some men of God to fleece their church members through tithing. Here are three reasons why you shouldn't fall prey to their antics;
1) THEY DON'T GIVE IT TO THE POOR
Do you know That the Bible also mentioned about Tithing in the book of Deuteronomy? Guess u don't, why? because your pastor never mentioned it in any of his prosperity message. why? because the Bible said the tithe should be used to feed the poor

2) THEY OVER EMPHASIZE IT
When last did u go to church without your pastor telling you about the advantages of paying your tithe? Why over emphasize on it, since it is our christian duty to pay tithe? Is there something they are not telling us?

3) THEY DON'T PAY THERE'S
The Bible said Ten percent of our income, isn't it? why then do must of our pastors that own private universities don't pay their tithe base on their income from such universities?

4) IT DOES NOT WORK
What do pastors tell us today about tithing? That when u give to the Lord it will multiply in thousand folds, isn't it? Look at yourself, and your pastor who wears the better clothe?, who drives the latest car? Then ask Yourself who pays more Tithe?
CONGRATULATIONS, YOU HAVE JUST BEEN SCAMMED!!!

January for Nigerians has been full of deaths. While it is true that people die daily, the deaths recorded below occurred on a scale that affected the country as a whole.

Bomb explosion in Nigeria

How did Nigeria lose 500 citizens in the 27 days of January so far?

On January 1, 2017 three persons were killed when a truck belonging to a major cement company crushed two commercial motorcyclists at Ido-Ekiti in Ido/Osi local council of Ekiti state.

At a drinking bar in Enugu on January 3, a man named Onyekachi Omego killed another man named Ohabuike.

According to Vanguard, five people from Abraka and Obiarukwu both in Ethiope East and Ukwani local government areas of Delta state, were reportedly killed during a clash between farmers and suspected Fulani herdsmen along the boundary of the neighbouring communities.

The constant fighting between herdsmen and farmers led to the death of five farmers in separate attacks on two communities in Delta state by suspected Fulani herdsmen.

On January 5, 2017, three people, including a Ghanaian, were killed in a renewed hostility between Aiye Confraternity and Eiye Confraternity cult groups in Sango area of Ogun state.

During a shoot-out between invaders and local youths in Isaba, Warri, Delta state, on January 6 36-year old applicant, Mr. Gabriel Sibe, was killed and one person was declared missing.

At Idepe in Okitipupa, Ondo state, a man killed his 86-year old father. Boko Haram cut off the heads of 15 people in a bush between Gubio and Mobbar in Borno state.

A 24-year old man man was killed by cultists at Igbe Kapo, Ikorodu, Lagos. When the police and some youths in Tsonje, a community near Kagoro, Kaduna state engaged some terrorists on a 24 hour gun battle, two people died.

On January 8, Boko Haram insurgents killed five soldiers during an attack at the Bunu/Yadi military post, Gujba, near Sambisa forest.

Three days later on January 8, five people were killed by herdsmen in Abraka, Delta state and the rampage of the herdsmen continued as five policemen and two civilians died in an attack in Demsa lga, Adamawa state.

The Gideon Dadi and Kurlai communities clashed with armed herdsmen in a skirmish that left more than 40 persons dead.

In Bayelsa state, a housewife killed her husband, Leo Parker, at Ekeki, Yenogoa, over a Christmas rice disagreement that deteriorated.

A pastor with Foundation Faith Church and a lecturer at the Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi, Professor Gabriel Okayi, was killed by gunmen.

In Onicha village, Enugu-Ezike, Igboeze, Enugu state a feud between brothers turned deadly as a man, Leonard Mba killed his brother, Cletus.

When an Air force jet accidentally bombed an IDP camp in Rann, Borno State, instead of Boko Haram militants, conflicting number of aid workers and civilians said to over 100 were killed and a host of others injured.

The litany of deaths has been in January. However, been security conscious can go a very long away in preserving lives.

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All the beta news na just European countries... where naiha cone dae na, Abi are we no longer the giant of Africa

[quote author=casttlebarbz post=53121272][/quote]like seriously this is really getting old... huddle new one or shut the fuvckup

What do u expect of a country that it's president has gone on holiday twice in just two years... Obama did 8 years and Neva went on holiday, GEJ also ruled for 6 years yet he never went for holiday
History will remember this old Fulani man from the north as the worst president Nigeria ever had, and as for APC simply the worst political party... I pity ifeanyi ubah and co that are defecting staining their lining with the blood of the innocent that this APC government has shed

GOD HELP THE MASSES


GOD BLESS FAYOSE


GOD BLESS GEJ


GOD HELP NIGERIA

I won't vote for GEJ because he is too weak and humble to lead Nigeria

@O.P There is nothing shocking in this world again

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After the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams was confirmed, FIFA's director Marco van Basten has revealed many more potential changes to come as a perennially evolving game, big changes are always occurring, and while some of those alterations help make the game more entertaining or ensure it remains healthy, many of them prove controversial with the spectators of the game and split opinion. FIFA’s decision to expand the World Cup to 48 teams is one of the most contentious and significant adjustments to have hit the game for a while, but it seems there are even more to come! While the game’s flagship international tournament is set for an overhaul, FIFA’s chief officer for technical development, Marco van Basten, has said the way the sport itself is played could be altered too. The former striker has revealed a list of rule changes that FIFA is considering introducing in the build up to the 2026 World Cup, which will be the first tournament to hold 48 teams and 16 groups of three. The 10 proposed changes that Van Basten described to SportBild offer food for thought and could prove effective, while some others just seem crazy. Here are five of the latter…

ABOLISHING OFFSIDE; One of the most interesting suggestions Van Basten mentioned is getting rid of the offside rule. The former Ajax and AC Milan star believes the game will be much more entertaining if it was scrapped as it would allow teams to create better chances, using free-kicks as an example.“I am very curious as to how football would work without offside,” he said. “I fear many people will be against it. I would be in favour of it, because football is increasingly resembling handball: Nine players plus goalkeeper make the penalty area dense, which is like a wall. It is very difficult to get through. All teams rely on the same effective tactics: forming a stable defense.“Without offside, the strikers could be behind the defenders, which would be much more difficult. If they move far back in front of their goal, the attacker will have more opportunities for distance shots. This would make the game more attractive,the attackers would have better chances, more goals would be scored. That's what the fans want to see. In field hockey, the offside has been abolished, and there are no problems. The teams would also adapt in football.”

TAKE-ONS INSTEAD OF PENALTIES; An interesting idea put forward is that of replacing extra time and penalties with a kind of take-on challenge. Instead of hitting shots at the keeper from inside the box, players will be given the ball 25 metres from goal and given eight seconds to score. The goalkeeper has to stay inside the box and once he stops a shot, it’s over. Each team gets five attempts.“This is spectacular for the viewers and interesting for the player,” Van Basten said.“With this idea, he has more possibilities: he can dribble, shoot, wait, and the goalkeeper responds - this is more like a typical playing situation.”

NO YELLOW CARDS; Instead of giving a player a booking for a foul, he will be made to sit on the sidelines for a period of time. As the most frequently booked teams in the Premier League, the likes of Watford, West Ham, Crystal Palace and Manchester United will be sweating over this one.“That frightens players,” was Van Basten’s reason for supporting the proposal. “It is more difficult with 10 against 11, let alone with eight or nine."

EFFECTIVE PLAYING TIME; It’s time to make the last 10 minutes of matches entertaining again! FIFA wants to find a way to stop teams from time wasting or slowing down games in order to protect a lead. The suggestion is that from the 80th minute onwards, the ball cannot be stationary for more than 10 seconds. This would nullify the problem caused by teams taking too long to make substitutions or delaying free-kicks in order to hold onto an advantage.“The spectators want to see action, goals and two teams fighting. The longer a substitution, the execution of a free kick or the treatment of an injured player, the more play time is lost.“We must be careful about this… when a team scores just before the end of the game, they do everything they can to make time, for example through substitutions.”

MAXIMUM FOULS; Van Basten likes the idea of giving players a maximum number of fouls they are allowed to make in a game. If they break that, they have to leave the field. Having made 44 fouls this season, Paul Pogba will be hoping the plan never comes to fruition."I've had the idea that a defender, like in basketball, can only make five fouls and then he has to leave the field."

source; http://m.goal.com/x/en/news/14552/world-cup-2018/2017/01/18/31676822/no-offside-no-yellow-cards-and-the-five-craziest-fifa-rule

The ‘plastic rice’ is reportedly made by forming potatoes and sweet potatoes into regular rice grains shape, then adding industrial synthetic resins. It remains hard after cooking and can cause serious health issues.Experts have raised the alarm of possible flooding of the Nigerian market with the ‘plastic rice’.As Christmas draws close, a lot of people will be getting bags of rice from their employers, friends and well-wishers.You can determine if your rice is fake by carrying out any of the simple tests below.

1. The mortar and pestle test When molding a few grains of rice with a mortar and pestle, if the powder gives a quite white colour, you are good to go but it has a yellow discoloration, your rice must be fake.

2. The fire test You know what plastic smells like right. So, get a lighter and burn a handful of rice. If it catches fire and smells like burnt plastic, you have fake rice.

3. The water test Get a glass of cold water. Pour a tablespoon of raw rice in the glass and stir. If the rice goes to the bottom, it is all good. If it floats at the top, be careful because it means it contains ‘plastic rice’. Do not eat.

4. The mold test Boil the rice. Leave it in a warm place forlike 2-3 days. If mold does not appear in a few days, your rice is fake and should not be consumed. It will not get mold because plastic is not affected by the weather or temperature.

5. The boiling test Observe the rice while boiling. If it starts forming a thick layer at the top of the pot, it is ‘plastic rice’.

6. The hot oil test Just take some of the rice drop into some real hot oil. If it is plastic, it will melt or stick together or stick at the bottom of the pan.Share these tips with your friends and family so they do not end up eating ‘plastic rice’. These tests are very simple. Do not eat plastic rice, be careful.

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We have just 3 weeks for 2016 to roll out,and welcome in the dawn of a new Era@2017….So tell us what have 2016 taught you, what’s that one lesson you’re taking into 2017,it could be in the aspect of your relationship, environment, work, anything…..But tell us so far what? you’ve gained………LIFE IS A PLACE OF CONSTANT LEARNING…..Please ignore any grammatical blunders.