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take dat: It is only those who are satisfied with Nigeria becoming a One Party State through PDP that'll oppose or move to truncate the merger, though the characters in the political space are almost the same but having two or more stronger parties is healthy for our democracy. It is inconsequential if Galadima and co are dissatisfied With the merger as long as [size=14pt]Buhari who single handedly controls the party[/size] is interested.

Birds of the same feather MUST flock together apparently. [size=14pt]Tinubu owned ACN[/size] merges with Ayatollah Buhari's CPC.
Just wondering how the two MAXIMUM RULERS (one military, the other civilian) will fit into one boat.

mapet: see my reaction below

anonimi:

1. * Astronomical increase in LASU fees without providing viable technical schools - Lies. There have been standard technical schools in Lagos state before you were born and there have been lots of newly found ones by Fashola's government. Besides, is it compulsory you must go to LASU, let alone got to university? I wonder the direct nexus between LASU and techical schools as they both address different things. Since most of you eastern brothers are the ones having headache over LASU fees, you need not travel to Lagos. Find yourselves into IMSU, ESUT etc

2. and increasing salaries of civil servants in Lagos state civil service so they can afford to send their kids to the university. - another warped thinking. How is increasing salaries directly connected to sending wards to LASU? So a typical man that has just had his salary increased to the 18,000 naira minimum wage (which Lagos has done) will afford to send his ward to LASU stictly on that Salary? Some thinking coming from some of you guys are just ridiculous

3.This is from a governor who went to Birch Freeman for four years on free tuition and given books free also by Alhaji Lateef Jakande the UPN governor who also built LASU. - and what government public secondary school in Lagos today charges school fees? what government public school students has paid WAEC fees with his own money since Fashola assumed leadership of Lagos?

4. * Dashing government built Lekki road to his godfather so he can burden Lagosians with toll payment in addition to the multiple taxes collected. - You're simply pathetic. There was no Federal built road in Lekki express way that was worth calling road. Whether you like it or not, Lekki expressway is better off today than 10years ago.

I can see you are really on fire to defend your paymasters in the [size=15pt]Association of Conmen in Nigeria (ACN)[/size]. Let me respond very briefly to your wayo, wayo (very characteristic of ACN propagandists) replies.

1. Is the lie that Fashola did not increase LASU fees astronomically or what? Was your Lagos governor not BEGGING people not to leave for their hometowns during the last census? Has he exempted non-Lagosian INDIGENES from the multiple taxes and levies that fund his looting and that of his godfather- Tinubu?
2. If the government must increase the cost of services to its people then it should ensure that such increase matches their income level. The relevant income level here is that of Lagos civil servants. QED!
3. Good, so your "excellent" governor has not improved on the record sterling performance of Alhaji Lateef Jakande aka Baba Kekere, the original Action Governor over three decades ago I'm sure you will agree that is not ITESIWAJU aka progress or is it?
4. Did I say FEDERAL built the road? Why are you distorting my statement to suit your twisted logic?

valicious1: So u wan get tumor.

reminds me of those Christians who like to sing:

Abraham's blessings are mine

as if they want to

* stay barren till their 90s
* lie about their wife being their sister
* impregnate their housegirl
* ready to kill the son from their wife on the command of some unknown God
ETC, ETC

[quote author=Twin-Tiger]poster,The pope Has a private craft-Shephard 1,he flies Alitalia as alternativee. REmember He's the head of Vatican,just as a president,He is received by president of any country he visits.Abacha Received Pope John Paul despite being a Muslim. So how do u think he doesn't own a private aircraft?how much is aeroplane sef![/quote]Why must you exhibit your muguness for all NLers to see and recognise when a little google search would have confirmed your mugucious status:

Typically, the Pope flies on a [size=14pt]chartered Alitalia[/size] fixed-wing aircraft when travelling to or from more distant destinations.The tradition is for the Pope to fly to the country he is visiting on a chartered Alitalia jet and to return on a jet belonging to a flag carrier from the visited nation. But when touring multiple nations this could turn odd. For example, when Pope John Paul II visited South America in May 1988, he came to Paraguay from Peru in an AeroPerú DC-8, but left Asunción International Airport back to Europe in a transcontinental Alitalia Boeing 747, which was brought in just hours before his farewell ceremony. Líneas Aéreas Paraguayas' longest-range aircraft at the time were Boeing 707-320Bs, which had to stop in Dakar to refuel. However, he politely traveled within the country in a LAP jet, which incidentally carried the distinguished visitor's coat of arms in the forward fuselage as courtesy. Inspired by both a biblical verse and the name of the aircraft used by the President of the United States, the Americans nicknamed the Pope's aircraft "Shepherd One" after Pope Benedict XVI's visit to New York and Washington in 2008. The call sign of a papal flight within Italy is "volo papale" ("papal flight" in Italian) followed by the number of flights the pope has made. Pope John Paul II made 104 papal flights. Pope Benedict XVI returned to Rome from Brazil on Alitalia. The pope also uses a helicopter of the Italian Air Force (Aeronautica Militare) for small distances like to Castel Gandolfo vice versa, there is a heliport on the west corner of Vatican City.

Source

And this is the head of a church with so many missionary schools, vocational centres, clinics, hospitals etc from which some of the scammers in cassock benefited as students etc.

nas4q: Just offer to teach a single class for free and your knowledge and professionalism can offer you a part time job in that school. In my case then, I was teaching in 3 schools. Two were private and i picked up 5k from both per week. Now there's only little capital involved here, just 700# transport per week. If you are posted to local govt councils, this is your best bet as i have discovered, council corpers are not of much use in the office.

Many thanks for the highlighted part, which is the key to breaking into any sector:

* Ensure you have the relevant talents, skills and developed professionally so that the recipients can feel the value added to their lives.
* Give them one free session/small product i.e. testing/ tasting if na food.
* Once they see the added value they will be READY to pay a commensurate price to continue having the benefit.

OP, I like that you seem focused and slowly growing from one level to another. Please ensure you continue the growth path and keep sharing your ideas with others so yours can be nurtured further as well.
To those lazybones who are full of excuses about my allowee too small, expenses too high, i nor go chop etc, make una stay there dey look like Lucozade and Lukman combined. When you are jobless after service you will FAST and pray tire sey you dey look for work aka breakthrough. All that sacrifice wey you no wan make when you had the opportunity to do gently you will now do by force!
And na so imams/priests/pastors go take dey maga ya mugu head dey go.

Paul John: He did that of free feeding but not of uniform.

Were Osun state primary and secondary schools also tuition free during Oyinlola's administration?

A country of people with [size=13pt]responsible values of looking out for others and appreciating hard work[/size] irrespective of one's ethnic/religious/racial background.

From the catholic sisters who took him from the hell hole derisively called giant of Africa and cared for him in the US to the lawyer who handled his case free (pro bono), not forgetting the one who paid his university fees as well as the senators and congress men who passed the Bill for Obama's signature.

No wonder Nigerians, including the children of those in the frontline of wrecking this country aka rulers, are ready to do anything to go to America and use any means to stay there.

BTW, I understand the Pope, head of the catholic church, has no private jet. He usually flies Alitalia!!!

Is there free education in Osun state i.e. no tuition or other fees paid by students?
If yes, up to what level - primary, secondary, vocational, tertiary??

outrage: Just thought of one, dry cleaning.

exactly. this can thrive in a city and you can start with simple laundry, starch and iron before you buy machines for DRY cleaning.
way to go.
Another thing for cities- sports viewing centres seeing how we are hooked on English premier league etc.

REVOLUTNIS: u should have started the place in the Bible Paul made that statement. Jehovah God is not UNKNOWN God to those who believe in Him. He is an UNKNOWN God to sinners and all who have not given their lives to Jesus Christ His precious Son. He mad Himself known to Abraham and to many men and women of the old who saved and Obeyed Him. He stated His name to Moses b4 sending him to Pharaoh in Egypt and later allow him to see His glory. Paul never had the privilege of being one of Jesus' inner circle servants, but He revealed Himself to Paul on his way to Damascus. the other word for UNKNOWN God is strange god Elohim is not a strange God. He reveals Himself to those who diligently seek and obey Him. Anyone who is not SAVED by the washing of the Blood of Jesus Christ the Son of the Living God is worshiping a strange god. there are so many strange gods in the world today enslaving the souls of men and women. We should not allow the books of history written by men to deceive us.

Continue with your EMPTY preaching based on your COMPLETE ignorance of spiritual issues.
Here is the exact quote:

For as I passed by, and beheld your devotions, I found an altar with this inscription, TO THE UNKNOWN GOD. Whom therefore ye ignorantly worship, him declare I unto you.

Acts 17:23

Let me repeat the assignment I gave you earlier- read your Bible and understand your traditional religion to identify parallels.
BTW, there are words of Jesus that confirm the CONCEPT of the Unknown God. If you read the bible you will find it. You are not a baby hence no spoon feeding.

good thread.
v. good thread to encourage youth self employment rather than waiting for jobs or government to fix this or that.
Let's fix ourselves and help others.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]Does it not bother you that you still do not know the dividing line between whats the core responsibility of the Executive and that of the legislators? How many issues of national importance have they raised that the executive didn't even blink at? This is a paddy paddy government and it is only pressure from the masses that will cause them to do the right thing![/quote]Did you say you live in the UK?
Why are you talking as if to Area Boys and touts that form the bedrock of ACN's electoral support to govern only for the elites after winning
Is the ACN not controlling some 20% of NASS representaTHIEVES and SINators including the wife of the National Leader of the Association of Conmen in Nigeria (ACN), Mrs. Remi Tinubu?
How many bills have they raised on these issues in the NASS?

huptin: Fashola likes playibg to the gallery too much, serious issues of development are left unattended to,while trivials are celebrated, for a start [size=14pt]lagos roads are in terrible conditions,[/size] fix them sir and leave okada and fire crackers alone.

Na only for the hypocrites to criticise fisherman Jona for not fixing federal roads meanwhile the state and LG roads in front of people's houses are in such terrible, deplorable condition.

Fashola, who also spoke on the traffic congestion being witnessed in many parts of the state said, “I think it will be fair to say not less than 50 percent of us drove ourselves here, so there are more cars on the road. And we are also seeing increases in new vehicles registrations in Lagos State which is a sign of a growing and emerging middle class.

As this man suppose smart reach he nor fit come up with policies to discourage use of individual cars and encourage use of public transport and car pooling as well as waterways

REVOLUTNIS: Jehovah the holy one of Israel is the true God the creator of heaven and earth,the maker of man. the giver of life. beside HIM there is no god, shango and ALL devils and those that worship them shall perish if they did nt repent.

Did you read where Apostle Paul said to the Greeks in Athens that he saw their altar to THE UNKNOWN GOD and it is that God that he has come to preach to them
That CONCEPT of the unknown God is common to almost all groups of people/ societies/communities.
The main difference is that the Jews and later on the Muslims believe in only that one unknown God (i.e. MONOtheism) unlike the other societies that believe in other "lesser" known gods in addition to the one unknown God (i.e. POLYtheism).
You need to read your bible more often along with other historical books.

aguiyi: when is fashola going to ban petrol tankers in lagos or they dont pose danger to live or has not led to the loss of life and property in lagos state.

Not going to happen as long as the pseudo-democrats of ACN are in power.
The [size=13pt]Association of Conmen in Nigeria (ACN)[/size] has a modified definition of democracy:

Goverment of the elite by the elite for the elite PAID for by the masses who are mostly MUGUs

babapupa: One question. Which one of his policy is causing more harm than good.?

* Astronomical increase in LASU fees without providing viable technical schools and increasing salaries of civil servants in Lagos state civil service so they can afford to send their kids to the university. This is from a governor who [size=13pt]went to Birch Freeman for four years on free tuition and given books free also by Alhaji Lateef Jakande the UPN governor who also built LASU.[/size]
* Dashing government built Lekki road to his godfather so he can burden Lagosians with toll payment in addition to the multiple taxes collected.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]Go tell GEJ to get the PHCN, TCN and all DISCOs to a standard that can guarantee Nigerians constant power supply and good customer services![/quote]How about advising me to tell my NASS representaTHIEF and SINator to raise the matter in the legislative house?
Don't you think that is more sensible

#Just Saying

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]Before we knew it,council went around ALL the streets that was affected by the power cut, dropping leaflets through the doors, notifying residents when power will be restored! True to their words, by 3pm same day, they restored power. What shocked me the most was that council went around the homes of the elderly and children to supply them food, and they asked any nursing mother that needs food supply to contact them with a dedicated number line provided![/quote]Which level of government is the equivalent of Council (the one dropping leaflets) in Nigera:

a) Federal
b) State
c) Local government

Let everyone continue focusing on fisherman Jona and shouting clueless this, clueless that.
Very soon it will be clear that [size=14pt]Jona is only the least clueless leading a bunch of more clueless 160m fumblers aka Nigerian citizens.[/size]

thelastPope: .
The governor should begin to address the needs of the people, not an imaginary mega city idea. People live in cities, cities don't live in people! If you want a mega city, develop mega people!

This was what the REAL, original progressives in the South West, led by Awolowo understood and practised.
These [size=14pt]b.astard inheritors of Awo's legacy cannot stand being compared to the laudable achievements of Awo's Action Group and UPN of over 60 years and 30 years[/size] respectively. Achievements that were made with "scrappy" proceeds from agriculture without mega oil revenue and no BORROWING. They simply cannot!
They will rather prefer we compare them to their fellow rogues in PDP and the former military DICTATOR governors then known as MILADS aka My Lords! Now, what is the difference between six and half a dozen

Sincere 9gerian: This is part of the general problem in Nigeria. Even when those at the top are working hard to ensure that life is better for you and I, lower cadre people, some of who to NL to pontificate about how things are not being done right in Nig, will be frustrating everything.
This is the main reason the govt is privatising PHCN because no matter how much money and how much effort is put into PHCN as it is today, the attitude of some lower cadre staff, the type which you just complained about will continue to be OBSTACLES to progress.
I suggest, you people should come together as a community, write a petition to the nearest NERC office (search their website for addresses), detailing all the efforts you had made so far and the reluctance of the PHCN people to do their job. Alternatively or in the absence of NERC in your locality, you people can still write a petition and go in group to deliver it to any higher level PHCN official. Which ever step you people take, consistency and follow-up will yield quicker result. If they'r still reluctant to act, you people can organise and go and OCCUPY the nearest PHCN office. Yes, its possible for 10 persons or more to OCCUPY PHCN and not leave until a firm and positive response is gotten from PHCN. This is part of the problem with most Nigerians. We make GHOST noise and exhibit phantom activism about things happening in Abuja but we cannot exhibit REAL activism and make REAL noise about wrong things happening in our LOCALITY.
Anyway, I wish you luck

Very good BUT they should also petition their [size=13pt]LG councillor and chairman as well as the state legislator and federal NASS Representative and Senator.[/size]
Let's make these people EARN the mega millions they cart away from our tax money every month.

Did he also give them primary, secondary, vocational and tertirary education to enable them find and hold jobs to maintain the donated items

The [size=13pt]"imported" churches and muslim organisations built schools and hospitals[/size] at heavily subsidised rathes and fees in various places for a better EMPOWERED and ENLIGHTENED society rather than enriching the pastors and imams who have been replaced by sugar coated scammers.

braine: The author should have just written a text book. The story is just too long.

The usual saying is that if you want to hide something from a black man, put it inside a book. Now we have expanded the scope of the saying to become:

If you want to hide something from a black man hide it in a long article

I bin post this before spambot abi na mod come hide am. Hope no more hiding of this one.
Buhari's agents are seriously doing image laundering for their patron whose hatred for Southerners is legendary. Na to do eye service for Southerners when it comes to seeking their votes. He has no qualms killing them in cold blood as he did in the July 1966 counter coup or inflaming the passions of almajiris against them when he loses election.
The champion of Fulani interests almost caused another civil war in Ibadan some years ago:

Day Lam Adesina clashed with Buhari, Marwa, others

It was on 13 October 2000, when words went round that General Muhammadu Buhari was leading the Arewa team to the governor’s office to confront the state over alleged killings of Fulani cattle rearers in Saki, Oke Ogun Area of the state. Buhari did actually telephone the governor that he was leading a team to his office.

In less than 30 minutes after the general informed the governor of his visit, we noticed that the entire secretariat was already filled with lorry loads of our brothers from the North. This created some tension but we kept our calm. At about 2 p.m., Buhari arrived in a long convoy at the governor’s office in company of the former governor of Lagos State, General Buba Marwa, Alhaji Aliko Muhammed, Alhaji Abdulrazak and Alhaji Hassan. They all wore long faces. In fact, the anger in them was palpable as all pleasantries extended to them were ignored. “This is trouble” was the expression on the faces of all of us in the governor’s office.

Shortly afterwards, the state Director of State Security Service (SSS) and Commissioner of Police arrived. But their presence did not change anything particular on the fears that had already gripped majority of us. The two security chiefs did not come with any operatives, they came almost alone.

The meeting was called to order after Lam walked into the Executive Chambers. Introductions over, Buhari spoke on their mission to the governor’s office. Emitting fire, the general accused Lam and the government of Oyo State of complicity in the killing of over 68 Fulani people in Oke Ogun area and perversion of justice.

His words: “Your Excellency, our visit here is to discuss with you and your government our displeasure about the incident of clashes between two peoples… the Fulani cattle rearers and merchants are today being harassed , attacked and killed like in Saki. In the month of May, 2000, 68 bodies of Fulani cattle rearers were recovered and buried under the supervision and protection from a team of Mobile Police from Oyo State Command.

“ That some arrests were made by Oyo State Police Command in the massacre with their immediate release without court trial. This was said to have been ordered by Oyo State authorities and they were so released to their amazement. The release of the arrested suspects gave the clear impression that the authorities are backing and protecting them to continue the unjust and illegal killings of Fulani cattle rearers…”

According to the general, they therefore wanted immediate stoppage of the killings, justice and compensation to the Fulanis.

As weighty and indicting as Buhari’s allegations were, Lam remained unperturbed. He fired back with his own well coordinated arsenals.

Lam identified all the points raised by Buhari and simply asked the heads of the organizations directly involved to respond to the allegations.

First to speak was the Commissioner of Police who debunked all the claims. Instead of the allegation that the natives were killing Fulanis, the commissioner said pointedly that the opposite was the case.

“ The killing of the natives by the Fulanis was duly reported to the police and, of course, we can’t make arrest because, as soon as they kill, they migrate to other areas. Who are you going to arrest? That is the problem”. On the killing of Fulanis, which he said was as result of “piled up anger”, the commissioner disclosed that arrests had been made and the suspects were in police custody.

Next was the Director of SSS, who equally debuked the allegations by Buhari. “The natives don’t have problem with the Fulanis who are resident but those who are coming in, they don’t care about anybody. They just go ahead and when they graze the natives farms, whoever cares to challenge them runs into trouble. You said 68 people were killed , and people driven away. I am not saying there were no killings but they cannot be more than five. The petition is on the harsh side, there is nothing like that.”

Not done yet, Lam called in his Deputy, Barrister Iyiola Oladokun; his SSG, Chief Michael Koleoso, both from Oke Ogun, and the chairman of one of the affected local government areas, Mr Ademola Alalade. They stated the true position of things, corroborating the submissions of the security chiefs. At this point, all the tensions and apprehensions evaporated.

Trust Lam any day, he must rub it in. He spoke for about 20 minutes and the generals were at the edge of their seats for the entire period. They were like chicken that had just been thoroughly beaten by the rain.

Lam said: “ Before I thank you for this visit, you have come to tell me something. I also want to tell you something and that something is to make an appeal. General Buhari has been a former Head of State, Brigadier Marwa has governed Lagos for some time and with credibility… so you are national leaders of this country. Even though, by accident of birth, you are from the North, you can be born anywhere; may be next time when I am coming to the world, I will be born in the North or the South-South.

“My appeal will be that effort must be made to unite this country and that will be ïn the best interest of all Nigerians. I am appealing to the Arewa Consultative Forum, under which auspices our distinguished Nigerians are here; in recent times, they have been sending wrong signals to a number of us who believe in the unity and peace of Nigeria; you have been too critical of the efforts of the Federal Government. I am saying this because Nigeria, at this point, cannot afford to break and the words you northern leaders utter are very weighty, at the South here, we normally analyze them critically”.

On all the allegations, he said: “From what they have written in the petition, this government is completely blameless because we don’t interfere either with the judiciary or with the police functions. I always preach peaceful co-existence in Oyo State and Nigeria as a whole. We are all Nigerians and that is what we have been preaching all along and we shall continue to be Nigerians , no matter the present or immediate problems which will be solved by the grace of Allah.

“I want to say also that we really have to appeal to our people, the itinerant Bororo people, that they should observe less aggression. It is not good , it is not right just coming from somewhere then you just pass through farm lands cultivated may be with the person’s life savings and then over night everything is gone. That is not right, even Allah does not approve of that.

We even wonder when they talk about this people carrying dangerous weapons, I say do they really believe in Allah? When you just take life like that and go away! Are we not forbidden not to take human life? So I think General Buhari, General Marwa, you have to be educating them… It is my pleasure to inform you that at the Presidential Lodge, we have made some arrangements for refreshments so that before you go we can refresh together”.

Buhari and his team did not wait for any refreshments. They came in angry and left bewildered. ADIEU! GREAT LAM!

*OLAOSEBIKAN, WAS CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY TO ALHAJI LAM ADESINA

Vanguard

Fulani with his born-to-rule mentality!!!

rhymz: And you think Tinubu with his party connection will sitdown and let himself lose influence in the party? The man would rather make it ungovernable for every ACN member.

The same way he sent his dogs in the LASHA to hound Fashola with impeachment two/three years ago when his tax consultancy feeding bottle was about to be taken away?

Pharoh: two party system is the best with independent candidates allowed.

this is what can accelerate the deepening of our nascent democracy coupled with campaign FINANCE legislation to curb godfathers and corruption in the system.

superbloke: I think it's just you. You failed to quote the part where she said that liabilities inherited had added to the debt over time.

Because that part makes no sense as well.
The ex-PDP, ex-ANPP Amosun inherited 51b that rose by 71% in less than one year to 87b. Someone has posted that maybe it was from interest accruing on the initial debt.
[size=13pt]Could interest be at 71%?[/size]
Let us not forget that Amosun took over from his thieving former collaborator, OGD in May 2011 and the debt has now reduced from its peak to 63b!!!
She is obviously manipulating the figures. . . and to think that Amosun is a chartered accountant

We should learn to scrutinise what the politicians tell us very very well.

[quote author=I-B.]http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/12/21/ogun-state-sheds-inherited-debt-burden/

The Commissioner for Finance in the western Nigerian state of Ogun, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, said on Friday that the debt profile of the state has been reduced from N87 billion to N63 billion.

Adeosun made this known in Abeokuta while defending the ministry’s 2013 budget at the state House of Assembly.
She said further that the [size=14pt]present administration actually inherited N51.4 billion[/size] and not N49 billion debts.

The commissioner said that the Daniel administration incurred additional liabilities which the present government had also inherited, adding that these liabilities increased the debt profile of the state.
On the N300 million ecological funds given to the state, she said the money was inherited from the last administration and it was still intact in the coffers of the ministry.[/quote]Is it just me or someone else also sees that the Honourable(?) Commissioner's figures don't add up.
[size=14pt]Inherited 51b, which suddenly becomes 87b and is now reduced to 63b and somebody should shout Hallelujah!!![/size]

Not forgetting that she admits that the past administration they are trying to demonise left 300m ecological fund intact
While OGD was a thief, it's obvious the ex-PDP and ex-ANPP man, Amosun is also a thief.

[size=14pt]What is the difference between six and half a dozen?[/size]

Barth Nnaji

I think Abdusalam Abubakar takes the prize.

Second place is a tug of war between Abacha and IBB. Third place OBJ.

This is purely based on perception not actual analysis or figures as most of Nigeria's PUBLIC finance is shrouded in SECRECY. It is for such reason that one does not have a clear idea of how corrupt General Muhammadu Buhari is despite running for presidency three times with Supreme Court cases handled by very expensive SANs.

[quote author=Dolly-Parton]What are u talking about?
He has been in RCCG since he got born-again.
So what spiritual leader did he judge.
You just dey yarn wetin u no know.[/quote]I can see, just as I suspected, that your understanding of spiritual leader is very limited.
That may be partly responsible for your being easily swayed by the effizzy of these charlattans in cassock.
Meanwhile read the below extract from Adeboye's PERSONAL web page, which obviously is a highly refined and summarised version of his religious life and challenges before he joined RCCG. I hope you are smart enough to read between the lines and fill the blanks based on a typical 1970s Nigerian man's ways of "seeking divine intervention from personal challenges"

Growing up as a nominal Anglican (Episcopalian), Enoch Adeboye had a vague knowledge that God existed in heaven but did not have or know that he needed to have a relationship with him until 1973 when together with his wife he walked into a most unimpressive building seeking divine intervention from personal challenges. This was the only premises at the time of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG).

http://eaadeboye.com/about

If I were you I will grab my Bible and study focusing on the four gospels.
#Friendly Advice

Techwriter: I know that most of you coming hear to criticize men of God know little about them nor do u know what goes on in the church. Who is Adeboye's former spiritual leader that he judged? Infact you know nothing about Adeboye. For your information I'm not a member of Redeem church but I'm a member of the body of Christ in Nigeria, anything that affects any of my family member affects me. I am passionate for God and what concerns him. I belong to another church but don't you insult Oyedepo, Adeboye. Oritshejafor, Kumuyi, Adelaja etc these are fathers of the church. How many times have you seen a muslim coming to Nairaland to criticize their leaders yet they are more divided internally than we are.

So muslims are now your standard of behaviour towards your RELIGIOUS/church leaders
And all the while I thought I was dealing with a CHRISTian (i.e. Christ like, [size=13pt]whose standard is the words and works of Jesus).[/size]
Now I understand where you are coming from.