₦airaland Forum

dalass:
God ordained Moses, Aaron, Hur, even Miriam, all siblings of the same family.

Yes, God is able to pass on priesthood to the offsprings if they are worthy and dedicated

Angelfrost:
Sigh... A lot dey my mind to talk... But, I will leave them in my mind!

Oakenshield:
The son in law face looks like a suspect

whytediamond:
[b] If they are not gaining anything, they won't go there every Sunday. Think.

What value does the game of soccer give to fans who sell out a stadium in 2hrs to see a 90mins game?

Are they paid for shouting and screaming?

The strategy is simple.

If you don't want to die poor, create value for a large number of people.

Be dedicated to that business to the point people get attracted to you because of your consistency.

If you sell food, make sure your food is delicious and try to add a little freebie. E.g free bottle water.(Most restaurants collect money for water). Sell a bit higher than others but ensure that your food tastes great. People will buy your food and do free advert for you.

Bishop Abioye sabi preach and he's got large audience, he was consistent for many years. Loyal to a fault.

Now tell me, even if he has only 10k members worldwide as it stands and they give 500naira offering each. (The living faith church I attend, people give as much as millions for 1 Sunday offering).

500naira x 10,000 people na 5million Naira.

This is what business should be about.

Know your number and serve them well.

They will reward you.[/b]

iwaeda:
They are all leaving for Wike, interesting. I am going nowhere.

FalseProphet1:
I see EFCC collecting their share from him and releasing him.

This I have seen.

Righthussle:
What of MBA forex CEO

anonimi:
Very tragic indeed for ebilokan to have failed to create the jobs promised two years ago before he was allowed to hit the ground running.

Instead of doing what he promised as Aṣiwaju ọmọlúwàbís, he is busy importing food, fuel etc and giving daily bread palliative, where people fight and die in stampedes.

What a tragic thing Tinubu is. Very tragic thing!

BeginsAtHome:
Wow!!!

This guy get mind as a criminal Sha, he's "CRIMINALLY MINDED"

Is this suit not enough to convict him since he's agreed to their ownership

Question becomes; How and when did he secure the funds to aquire same.

But this is Nigeria...

Botragelad:
Cross Mossad and you're finished. No debate. That driver, your neighbour. All potential assets.
One phone call and your whole existence gets scrubbed clean. No drama. Just gone. Shalom!

Sinwar, Nasrallah and other islamic terrorists said the same. Where are they now?
These two were hunted down for most of their lives. One was killed while fleeing through tunnel to tunnels dressed in women's clothes (Sinwar) till the IDF caught up with him, dying a terrible death with chunk of his head and arm blown off.

The other was bombed in his bunker (Nasrallah) and suffocated slowly and painfully, screaming for help. These are just a few examples.

Shellsploit:
Make him read psalm 45

OnyeObowo1:
I can relate bro, reason why at 40 and only son am scared to marry, supposed I had another brother I will not marry..

Edoreborn:
This is outright rubbish..let me use myself as an example,,i married a woman that is very manipulative..She was very good outside but she gave me shege when we were alone..The problem started when she started visiting abuja frequently..She started comparing me with others to d extent that i saw numerous chat with men..i kept my cool because i loved her.. Meanwhile she was painting as a demon in front her family to d extent d ones in London would call dt they heard how av being calling them all sort of names..


To cut d whole story short,,d abuja lifestyles changed her n she started seeing other men..Pls,,men tolerate a lot in marriages..my only lucky charms why i didn't take laws into my hands was to relocate back to lag..What u don't see doesn't kill..story long sha.. inshort,,fear women...

GeneralPula:
Jargons..

iichidodo:
[color=#1986BC] That's just like rating a Ferrari Lamborghini with a Volkswagen Golf 2. One was a minister that masterminded an economic prosperity that Nigeria has ever encountered in 50 years, while the other one midwifed an epic collapse.....Nuff said. [/color]

lexy2014:
Which question is a good question?
Are you for real 🤔

Shellsploit:
Lalastic snake

stanluiz:
Anywhere belle face. They have settled you with pipeline surveillance contract.

1Alex:
Among the 8 front-runners, the strongest candidates seem to be:

1. Cardinal Pietro Parolin

Why?

He’s Italian — traditionally, Italians have historically been favored (most popes were Italian before John Paul II broke the trend in 1978).

He’s already the Vatican’s Secretary of State, meaning he is extremely powerful, trusted, and experienced in Church diplomacy.

He is a moderate, meaning he can appeal to both conservatives and progressives — very important when trying to unite cardinals from very different parts of the world.

Bookmakers and Vatican watchers have been tipping him for a while, meaning inside information supports his chances.


Risk? Some cardinals might want a more "global" Pope (like an African, Asian, or Latin American) instead of another European.

2. Cardinal Luis Tagle

Why?

He’s known as the "Asian Pope Francis," meaning he shares the late Pope’s softer, compassionate approach.

If the cardinals want to continue Francis's legacy, Tagle would be a natural choice.

Choosing him would make him the first Asian Pope, sending a strong signal about the global nature of the Church (Asia has huge Catholic populations, especially in the Philippines).

He is well-liked personally — humble, media-friendly, and speaks good English.


Risk? Some very conservative cardinals may find him too liberal, and his relatively younger age (67) could mean a long reign — which not every voting cardinal wants.

3. Cardinal Matteo Zuppi

Why?

Italian, again (location helps).

Very close to Pope Francis and seen as his "spiritual son."

A bridge-builder: he worked on peace missions (Russia-Ukraine peace initiative), which shows diplomatic skills.

Progressive on LGBTQ and marginalized groups — which would continue Francis’s tone.


Risk? Some conservatives in the conclave might resist him because of his liberal positions.

Less likely candidates:

Cardinal Burke and Cardinal Eijk are too hardline conservative — the majority of cardinals today were appointed by Pope Francis, who leaned more moderate and liberal.

Cardinal Besungu has strong African support but his outright opposition to Pope Francis's teachings might hurt him in this conclave.

Cardinal Erdo is strong but has made some very controversial statements (especially about refugees) that could alienate moderate voters.

Cardinal Grech is respected but a bit too "low-key" compared to others.

If I had to bet, Cardinal Parolin is the most likely winner.
If cardinals want continuity with a global flavor, Luis Tagle could be a surprise pick.
If they want an Italian with strong Francis ties but not too radical, Zuppi is right there.

KaLuCh:
I never listened to the man, but I can bet that Yall are blowing what he said way out of proportion. He couldn't have possibly, sanely meant Jesus hated the poor. I suspect he meant Jesus hated poverty and that would be on point. One of Jesus' main purposes was preaching to the poor.

One of the cardinal evidences of God's goodness towards a man is wealth, material blessings. God prides in blessing his people abundantly, richly and completely.

Some of you are just looking for unnecessary drama and clout-chasing over this issue. Make the man rest abeg. He's touched many more lives positively than those of you here forming small Jesus with no proof. Abeg.

Danisaint112:
One of the worst businesses you can do in Nigeria today is renting houses. It’s better to build and sell because renting is no longer a profitable business — it’s full of problems.

Honestly, I don't even know why people still build houses for rent nowadays. People are wicked, and humans are very difficult to deal with. If you own a house, you know exactly what I'm talking about.

Some tenants, before paying you, will still stress you. Fact is, you don't put your hook on such money. Don't try it because you will be disappointed to stupor.

And if you are living with your tenants, just forget it — "see finish" will surely set in.

If you're also the type that interacts and smiles with them a lot, sorry is your name.

The best thing nowadays is to build and sell.

Think about it: if you build a house for tenants with ₦15 million, you might not be able to rent it out for more than ₦2 million a year. It will take you 7 years just to recover your building cost.

And after that seven is a lot of things would have worn out and you'd have to renovate before you sell – a total waste of time.

But if you build and put up for sell immediately, you could double your money in about 2 years (if you have good marketers/agents) — sometimes even faster. Not to even mention the numerous court cases and troubles like this that come with having tenants.

Property Rental Business is a very shitty and frustrating business. This is the last type of business I will ever do.

Some tenants will deliberately destroy things before moving out — not because they can't afford to pay, but just out of wickedness simply because they feel you don't deserve the money they pay you.

If you ain't ready for any court case and If you value your peace of mind, then avoid it completely.

If you're thinking of building a house for rent, my brother, come out from that road — there’s no light at the end oo! You're only planning to fall into a deep ditch.

I'm speaking from experience — based on everything I have seen my mum pass through while running property rental for the past twenty years alongside her family.

lexy2014:
Which question is a good question?

dkidd:
Unlove her fast

lexy2014:
It's crazy bro.

Jamb can't provide centre for kids in the whole Ajah?

anonimi:
Why did you allow a druggie to be our president?

anonimi:
If that’s your picture in Ivorian jersey on your profile, then why are you impersonating Nigerians

DMCA:
he chose not to die as a paedophile

Christ is the only way.