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Christianity Etc › Re: Acts 1:8 Is Not About Power - It's About Knowledge by Apollux(m): 1:28pm On Aug 30
ocnovakmichael:
Acts 1:8
[8]But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.


I'd suggest you read that text in this manner: "After that the Holy Ghost is come upon you, ye shall receive ability - the knowledge to witness unto me..."
Sorry Sir, the very scripture you quoted disagrees with you. The Greek word translated "Power" there is dunamis. The translation is spot on. Dunamis means power, ability, miraculous power. So power was supposed to accompany the apostles' preaching of the gospel. The Holly Spirit is the power that enables miracles as the gospel is preached. Miracles are evidence for the validity of the Gospel. So sir the word there is not knowledge but power. Look at the Greek or better still get an interlinear Greek -English Bible.
Please before you come publicly to teach things triple fact check yourself and be sure you're scripturally accurate. Remember that Bible says: "Be not many teachers for you shall receive the greater condemnation". You're responsible for everything you teach
Growing up as a child in the 90s I attended a primary school that was ran by Catholic missionaries. On our school badge was the school moto: "Knowledge is power." I didn't understand that phrase until the grew up and discovered that the most influential and powerful men of this world are those with a specialized kind of knowledge. The likes of Elon Musk, Bill Gate, Peter Thiel, Dangote, Einstein etc.

This brings home the idea that Jesus wants his disciples to be influential and powerful upon the earth in bringing many to Christ that is reason he sent the Holy Ghost upon them to endue them with the knowledge of the things of God's.

You see, many believers are still waiting for a "power surge" kind of experience when they talk about receiving the Holy Ghost.
They expect to shake, to shout, or fall under the anointing so powerfully during this experience. But that’s not what Jesus meant in Acts 1:8

Permit me to hold your hand and take you through the Scriptures.

We need to understand that the purpose of the Spirit upon a man is KNOWLEDGE
1 Corinthians 2:12 tells us why God gave us the Spirit:
"Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the spirit which is of God; *that we might know* the things that are freely given to us of God."

While the spirit of the world brings confusion, fear, and anxiety.
The Spirit of God brings KNOWLEDGE.
The word knowledge in Greek `gnosis` means insight, revelation, understanding.

Put slightly differently, If the Spirit is upon you, your primary evidence should be that you KNOW God more.

The "Power" in Acts 1:8 Is not an electric surge kind of experience, rather it is the power to testify about Jesus accurately.
Look closely at the verse. Jesus didn’t stop at "you shall receive power". He gave the purpose of that power: "...and ye shall be WITNESSES unto me"

In my undergraduate days at the university I did a course in philosophy "The Aristotle Four Principles of Causation." And one of those principles is causa finalis known as the principle of finality, which state that there's a final purpose of any thing, word, or idea. The final purpose of a car is not luxury but to commute man from point A to B at the least amount of time.

So, the purpose of "power" in Acts 1:8 is the knowledge to witness Christ. A witness in court doesn’t need the theatrics of demonstration. A witness needs FACTS.
He needs to know what he saw, what he heard, and be able to explain it clearly.

You cannot witness what you do not know.
That’s why Jesus said in John 15:26-27:
"But when the Comforter is come... he shall testify of me: And ye also shall bear witness." In other words, the Spirit testifies of Christ first in us. Then we testify the same message.

We must understand that power without knowledge is just noise. This is why we have a lot of noise in the church but few witnesses:
Romans 10:2 "They have a zeal of God, but not according to knowledge."

The apostles in Acts didn’t just shake. They preached with knowledge. You see, before the Holy Ghost came upon the apostles, Jesus sent them out to preach but they preached Christ they didn't know. They preached the kingdom without knowledge. But after the Holy Ghost came upon them and they receive the knowledge of the things of God by the Spirit, Peter stood and quoted Joel, Psalms, and David for 10 verses in Acts 2:16-36. That’s knowledge. Stephen gave Israel’s entire history from Abraham to Moses Acts 7. That’s knowledge. And Paul reasoned with the Jews out of the scriptures for three Sabbath days (three weeks) Acts 17:2-3. That’s knowledge.

Put somewhat differently, the "power" was clarity, boldness, and conviction that came from knowing.

In conclusion, the Holy Spirit came to make us Knowledgeable of the things of God. The Holy Spirit did not come upon you to make you vibrate and have a spiritual sensation, he came upon you to make you KNOW.

A better way to read Acts 1:8 is " After that the Holy Ghost is come upon you, you shall receive the ability to know and declare Me..." because scripture says, "...we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit which is of God; that we might know the things that are freely given to us of God."



Do not hoard knowledge, propagate!

Jesus is Lord
Phones › Re: Apart From Me, Who Else Noticed This About MTN Data? by Apollux(m): 1:56pm On Jul 31
Sambisa weed, fresh from the oven as e dey Hot 🔥
Greyworld:
Wetin you smoke?? I want some
Haha
Travel › Re: Port-Harcourt Zoo Moulds Lion For Visitors To Watch (Video) by Apollux(m): 2:43pm On Jul 21
I was there in December 2017, they had a live lion there then but it was so minurished, it was no bigger than a dog. the only difference you can tell between it and a dog is just that the head looks bigger and it has a large mane. Guess it died shortly after that time
cenaman:
This zoo is located at trans-amadi
Education › Re: Lagos Releases 2026/2027 Academic Calendar For Public & Private Schools by Apollux(m): 7:05pm On Jul 18
Please any idea about the Lagos State Syllabus for 2026-2030 if it is available.


dominique:
The Lagos State Government has released the harmonised 2026/2027 academic calendar for all public and private primary and secondary schools across the state.

The calendar, posted on the state government’s X handle, was announced on Thursday by the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Jamiu Alli-Balogun, following consultations with education stakeholders facilitated by the Office of Education Quality Assurance.

According to the commissioner, the calendar was finalised after two stakeholders’ meetings during which participants reviewed and agreed on key dates for the new academic session.

“The approved calendar outlines school resumption dates, mid-term breaks, examination periods and holidays. It is designed to help schools, teachers, parents and students plan effectively throughout the session,” the statement read.

Alli-Balogun said the unified calendar reflects the state government’s commitment to improving the quality of education and ensuring a well-organised academic year.

“The unified calendar reflects the state government’s commitment to improving the quality of education and ensuring a well-organised academic year,” he said.

He urged all public and private schools in the state to strictly comply with the approved schedule

Members of the public are advised to access the full 2026/2027 academic calendar on the official website of the Office of Education Quality Assurance at oeqalagos.com as well as on all official Lagos State Government digital platforms

https://punchng.com/lagos-releases-2026-2027-academic-calendar-for-public-private-schools

Lagos State Government
Business › Re: What Can 20 Naira Buy In Your And Area? by Apollux(m): 8:37pm On Jul 15
I don't think this person wrote this in 2026. As at now,pure water in Lagos is 50 naira. I believe by 2027, 100 naira may become useless
Culture › Re: Wodaabe Tribe: African Tribe Where Men Wear Make-up To Attract Women (Video) by Apollux(m): 12:58pm On May 19
The video doesn't look real, it's just AI, it makes the narrative hard to believe
Career › Re: Best Painting And Interior Designer In Lagos by Apollux(m): 12:41pm On Feb 13
Apolluxpaints:
Who We Are

At Apollux Interiors and Paints, we believe that every wall tells a story and every room holds a mood. Based on the philosophy of "Luxury through Light and Color," we are a premier interior design and professional painting firm dedicated to breathing new life into residential and commercial spaces.

The name Apollux—inspired by the fusion of radiance and elegance—reflects our commitment to creating bright, vibrant, and sophisticated environments that stand the test of time.

Our Mission

Our mission is to bridge the gap between structural design and artistic expression. We provide our clients with a seamless, end-to-end experience that combines technical painting expertise with a keen eye for modern interior trends. We don't just "fill a space"; we curate an atmosphere.

What Sets Us Apart

A Holistic Approach: Unlike standard contractors, we look at the big picture. We consider lighting, furniture layout, and architectural flow before we ever open a can of paint.

Premium Materials: We partner with industry-leading suppliers to ensure our finishes are not only beautiful but durable, washable, and eco-friendly.

Precision Craftsmanship: Our team consists of seasoned professionals who prioritize clean lines, meticulous prep work, and a spotless job site.

Tailored Consultations: We understand that color psychology is personal. Our experts work closely with you to select palettes that enhance your productivity at work or your tranquility at home.

Our Core Services

Interior Styling & Design: Conceptualizing layouts that maximize both beauty and utility.

Professional Painting: High-end residential and large-scale commercial painting projects.

Decorative Finishes: From textured accent walls to specialized coatings that add depth and character.

Color Theory Consultation: Expert guidance on choosing the right hues for your specific lighting and architecture.

The Apollux Promise

Whether it’s a single room refresh or a complete commercial overhaul, we treat every project with the same level of integrity and artistic passion. At Apollux, we don't just change the color of your walls—we change the way you feel when you walk through the door.
Hope you have a copy right to that name Apollux. I invented that name since 2010 and I use it as my online name. Do your findings properly
Agriculture › Re: Caught One Of The Birds That Usually Attacks My Free Range Chickens. by Apollux(m): 6:44pm On Apr 24, 2024
Kelklein:
Falcon's beaks are very sharp and not as curved as this..

Looks more like a hawk to me, esp with those sharp claws as described by the op..
Hawks hardly attack a full grown hen, they go after the chicks instead but falcon are a different matter. I have seen falcons attacks hawks in flights on few occasions
Agriculture › Re: Caught One Of The Birds That Usually Attacks My Free Range Chickens. by Apollux(m): 3:10pm On Apr 22, 2024
Yemike:
Omo nah hawk be this. Likes to haunt things heavier than itself.
That is obviously a falcon. It hunts other birds and feeds on them. Like dove and full grown hen
Politics › Re: Feb 2023 v Feb 2024: Prices Of Rice, Garri, Yam soar By Over 100% – NBS by Apollux(m): 7:44am On Mar 25, 2024
humilitypays:
Tinubu's wife Remi said we should blame Nigerians for the high cost of things in Nigeria now. She said it's because Nigerians refused to farm and work in Nigeria but preferred to Japa abroad that that's the reason why prices of things are going up, that Nigerians should stop migrating abroad.



You can imagine the local monkey reasoning of the wife of the man ruling Nigeria, now tell me why won't things be upside down in Nigeria when the First Lady believes that the problem of Nigeria is Nigerians migrating abroad for greener pastures.



And funny enough she and her drug trafficking wire wire fraudster husband cum President once lived abroad, and their kids are still living abroad despite the fact that they have managed to steal Nigerian people's mandate and now forming first family that they never merited sad
They don't want you to leave suffering. They know once you leave the shores of this country, your eyes will be open to the reality.... That what we pass through as normal everyday life in Nigeria is serious suffering in other places
Politics › Re: Feb 2023 v Feb 2024: Prices Of Rice, Garri, Yam soar By Over 100% – NBS by Apollux(m): 7:40am On Mar 25, 2024
helinues:
Wait and see.

We are not in hurry from this end. Slow and steady
The same trash mantra you all repeated throughout the past 8 years, nothing got better but worse. angry
Romance › Re: Doctors, What Could Cause This? by Apollux(m): 7:27pm On Nov 13, 2023
mamagee3:
[color=deeppink]Doctors, what could cause this boil under my arms?[/color]
If ypu are a female, that might be the early stage of breast cancer. Go for test IMMEDIATELY.
I knew a neighbour who died of this because of wrong diagnosis and late detection.
If the initial test proves negative to breast cancer, wait about a week or so, if it proves not to be a boil. Go and get another test done to be sure it is not breast cancer.
But please continue to monitor it. Any time you discover that the areas around it are turning black and the skin there is folding, know conclusively that it's a cancer... And hope it is not too late for a surgery.
I wish you the best
Literature › Re: Memoirs Of Blood And Steel ( A Fantasy Novel) by Apollux(op): 1:57pm On Aug 24, 2023
Tuhndhay:
Had to read this story again after many years and the Thirst for the main story remains..... How do I get the Ghemmaria story??
Well I haven't done much about that work yet beyond where I stopped a while back. Too many pressing demands.
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TV/Movies › Re: Jagua: Do You Remember This Late Actor? by Apollux(m): 9:44pm On Apr 16, 2023
Icrave4u:
MY BELLE O, MY HEAD O!!! Do you still remember this Yoruba Actor called JAGUA?

Chief James Afolabi Afolayan MON, MFR popularly known as Jagua was born 4th July 1946 in Iludun-Oro kwara state Nigeria.

He managed on his own to finish secondary education but his journey into entertainment started when he was just 8years old in his paternal hometown Iludun-Oro where he formed the Iludun-Oro Jolly Mambo. It was a singing group.

The young Afolabi then go about adding spice to social gatherings by singing.. Yes he was a singer and a great dancer too.

He did this for some years until he met the doyen of Nigeria theatre, the iconic Hubert Ogunde.

James Afolabi learnt that Chief Ogunde and his group will be performing in Esie so he made plans to be there,saved up some money from selling bush meat so he could make it to the show.

On getting there he was intrigued by Chief Ogunde's musical rendition and decided he was going to move to Lagos to have chief train him in music.

James Afolabi whose family was mainly into buying and selling expressed his desire to go fully into music to his family and they never objected despite the fact that such professions was seen as mainly for the "never do well" in those days.

Few days after a family member brought young Afolabi to Lagos and they headed to Chief Ogunde's office and joined a very long queue of people wanting to join the group.

Eventually it was Afolabi Afolayan's turn to audition and though baba Ogunde thought he was very young, he also saw that he was very determined.He then handed daddy to his first wife saying " Gba omo e ni" ( take him, he is your child)

Afolabi said he never knew baba Ogungbe was also into acting. He said he admired his stage presence.

Afolabi said for him as a young person it was divine whenever baba graced the stage.

Afolabi Afolayan considers Baba Ogunde as a father and his first wife who took him in a mother.

He was with Chief Ogunde and family for 2years (1960-1962).

Afolabi Afolayan also trained under Akinsola Ogungbe before he teamed up with his friend Ishola Ogunsola aka Isho Pepper to form the Afolayan Ogunsola Theatre group in 1964.

Afolabi was the main singer and instrumentalist in the group while Ishola composed more of the stage performances.

The performances was rendered in Yoruba language.
Besides other productions, I remember they did "Iyawo alalubosa"together...back then, it was quite popular.

Besides music, 'Folabi( like his friends and family calls him)was known to be the fun guy at every gathering.

He just loves making people laugh and as time goes on he realizes he seem to be more interested in the comedy aspect of acting and went for it.

He met very young Elyzar Taylor a Sierraleonian who was still a student at the time.

It was Elyzar who gave him the stage name Jagua and advised him to act in pidgin English as that will cut across every tribe and make them more widely accessible.

Jagua also called Elyzar Grace on stage. That was how Jagua play Group was born.

They had their first major television show in 1968 with RKTV Kaduna.

Jagua and Grace got married in 1970. Grace was juggling marriage and the group while still in school.

With God by their side and love from friends and fans who we see as family, the Jagua brand became widely accepted.

Jagua comedy was in all the NTA stations, was in almost every Nigerian home.

It is devoid of vulgar languages...you don't have to send your children to bed because you want to watch Jagua...it is actually a family programme and many children look up to it.

Jagua comedy entertained and educated most of us via TV screens and live stage performances.

They were also involved in charity causes.

They entertained the less privileged for free, raised money to champion charitable causes, entertained our troops abroad (ECOMOG).

In the very early years of Nollywood, Jagua and his group made some home videos which was released in VHS cassettes but most of his works are with the NTA.

Jagua was recognised by the Nigerian government for his works hence his national honours.

As a father, he was a great father and friend.

The laughter never stops on stage.
He was the best. He died Oct 5th 2000.

23years on, we still hear his signature tune "my belle ooo my head o"
Are you sure of the date of his death?
I recalled seeing his Obituary at that time as December 31st 1999. I could be wrong though, it was a long time ago.
Besides I saw Jagua once in Orile. That was in the 90s,years after his his shows stopped airing in Nta. He was just walking along the road, most people didn't recognize him but I did. Called his name, he looked at me with a smile and walked on. Seems he didn't want people to know it was him. I was telling the boy with me then "That's Jagua", pointing at him as he was walking away.
That was in the 90s and I was still a kid then. I was shocked to see his obituary few years later.
Literature › Re: Memoirs Of Blood And Steel ( A Fantasy Novel) by Apollux(op): 10:29pm On Mar 29, 2022
Cyberrex:
one being who and what is ruel?
the after effects of the high priest plan?
and how did the baron died?
Who and what Ruel is, is an integral part of the Ghemmaria mythos. So it gets to be revealed in the main storyline.
Well like you know by now, Mibazar is not just an ordinary hight priest. His plan (or part of it will be revealed in every related Ghemmaria stories-notably A TALE OF THORN & THISTLE and The HARKUNIAN CANDIDATE)
Well for the last question, the baron isn't dead. He escaped back to his barony.
Hope I answered all your questions?
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Literature › Re: Memoirs Of Blood And Steel ( A Fantasy Novel) by Apollux(op): 7:56pm On Mar 28, 2022
Cyberrex:
but boss, you left a lot of unanswered questions in this piece, which you promised us will be revealed to us in the later book.

we're still waiting boss
A whole lot. Remember this is a spinoff story like I said in the beginning.
But wbich of those questions are you directly wishing to get answers for?
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Literature › Re: Memoirs Of Blood And Steel ( A Fantasy Novel) by Apollux(op): 5:39pm On Mar 27, 2022
Thanks... I enjoyed to story too grin . I'm still really working on giving Thorn (Jarael's sister) a spinoff story of her own. It will in a way expand the Ghanaians universe more.
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Literature › Re: Memoirs Of Blood And Steel ( A Fantasy Novel) by Apollux(op): 10:39pm On Mar 24, 2022
Wow guys it's been a while. Thanks for dropping by
Phones › Re: Vintage Saturday: Did you ever use these phones? [photos] by Apollux(m): 11:38am On Dec 26, 2020
Zimri:
N75 NOKIA
This is e75 not N75. Used this phone well during 2011 & 2012. Cool phone with the side slide keypad.
Literature › Re: Marvel Chronicles 2 :executive Sanction by Apollux(op): 5:44am On Nov 29, 2020
King2019:
Apollux can you recommend sci-fi movies that leans closely to changing of body parts in a detailed process?

Like Korean Rugal
I don't know much about that. But have you seen Altered Carbon? It's more of transfer of consciousness into different bodies. Read the book first before watching the episodes (just about 10 episodes I think).
Personally I like the settings... Very similar to Marvel Chronicles... Yet dissimilar in a lot of ways
Crime › Re: Share Your Armed Robbery Attack Experience by Apollux(m): 11:53am On Oct 03, 2020
MrHandsome2013:
2014 at defunct winnersbet at rumuadaolu off sbs road rumola.
I went to charge my phone on sunday morning and some guys just entered the shop pretending to play game.
As they were pretending to write game codes.
One of them just closed the door with full force and ordered everyone to lie flat.
Na so i lie flat ..
They collected all my two phones and left.b
This is quite common in PH and Eleme
Literature › Re: Should We Call It A New Beginning? by Apollux(m): 11:12pm On Sep 12, 2020
EvaJael:
Hello everyone! Wheww! It's been a long while. Lots of things have happened here. I'm not even sure I am known here anymore. #Smiles. It's alright anyway. I'm still EvaJael and I've missed literature section sooo much. I've been away because of acacdemics but I'm back, at least for a while. I came back to meet everywhere so quiet unlike how lively I always knew it to be. I know Divepen1 is doing his best and I still appreciate him but we can also put in our two cents. I think we should start by introducing ourselves (especially the new writers here) and maybe from there we can do something together.
So, I'm calling on
Divepen1
Kayo80
Queenitee
Cbella
Pearl05
KimberlyWest
Pinkfeet
Gracile
Angelsss
Shewrites

And everybody else. I'm so sorry it's been a long time. I don't really remember many monikers. Please invite others especially the new writers here
Eva cares.
Hi, I'm relatively new here so you may not know me. I think I started uploading my stories here around 2016. But since then I have changed locations (states) like three times. Between last year and this year, things have been wild and crazy, so they are the reasons I haven't updated for a while. But I still have like 3 to 4 stories I owe my followers and fans here and it is a wish I aim to fulfill.
Here are links to my stories if you need to read them.

https://www.nairaland.com/3605317/marvel-chronicles-science-fiction

https://www.nairaland.com/3775367/marvel-chronicles-2-executive-sanction
https://www.nairaland.com/3746976/memoirs-blood-steel-fantasy-novel

https://www.nairaland.com/4947614/penance

Besides I feel stories here are not monetized, so most gifted writers just get more interested in other things that yield income than taking the time, effort and resources to post stories here. Most of the stories you will find new here are people that are making first attempts at writing. As for me, writing is fun.
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Literature › Re: Memoirs Of Blood And Steel ( A Fantasy Novel) by Apollux(op): 5:54pm On Aug 07, 2020
Hahahahha not really.... Too many things really dragging me down. I wish I can resume writing...I have so many stories to right... But just can't at the moment.
Literature › Re: Penance by Apollux(op): 10:23pm On Jun 16, 2020
Ultimategeneral:
Apollux has finally forgotten us.
Not really. I still remember you guys and to complete my story here. Just too tight these days to even type. I'm way back on my reading. My phone for typing the story is almost 4years old, so doesn't last as long as before. To top it up, had a serious kinda family issue January this year, still taking care of it till now and that takes most of my days.
Don't worry I will definitely finish Penance. Had done some updates, just haven't uploaded yet.
Si sorry guys for not updating. Things are just tying me a lot down.
Literature › Re: Penance by Apollux(op): 4:04pm On Apr 12, 2020
Ultimategeneral:
Apollux is back!! I knew it,i just know that he won't dissapoint us. How is the lock down treating you?
Just like everyone else o. I haven't gone out for two weeks. Thanks you guys still keep up with me
Literature › Re: Penance by Apollux(op): 3:11pm On Apr 12, 2020
Hiiiiii happy Easter everyone.
See cobwebs everywhere.... Lol, it's been so long.
Hope you all are safe this period?
Sorry I have been away for so long. I didn't forget the thread, just not able to type and update for some months now. Though I have some typed parts that I haven't uploaded yet.
I'm not promising anything yet o, but I may start posting something later.
Just here to wish you all Happy Easter and inform you guys that I may start a new story come my birthday month (May).
I still haven't decided which one though.
WELCOME TO THE AFTERLIVE(a Marvel Chronicles universe story) or A TALE OF THORN AND THISTLES( an adventure story of Jarael sister. For those who don't know read MEMOIRS OF BLOOD AND STEEL)
So just watch out, i may just upload something. grin
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Culture › Re: Mexico Returns Ancient Yoruba Bronze Sculpture To Nigeria by Apollux(m): 11:50am On Feb 27, 2020
Lostz:
The sculpture, from the 6th century southwestern Yoruba city of Ife,


the date is talking about the city not the sculpture
Thanks for clearing that up. And that is 6 century AD and not BC. And that is about right for the period Oduduwa fled the middle east to survive the persecution from the spread of Islam. There is a possibility that this was among the things he took with him when he fled middle east. Or could be something he taught the yoruba people to make when he settled in Ile Ife. The timing is right for such speculations . Besides to our missinformed man, that is just around 1400 years ago.
Romance › Re: My Pregnant, Stubborn Girlfriend Slapped Me, Insults My Parents by Apollux(m): 7:27pm On Feb 17, 2020
Diligentnigga:
Bro am just fedup,, her mum has even apologized her on her behalf and warned her to stop insulting my parents

Her mum complained several times about that she knows an coping and going through alot that i should be a man and be calm and understand her
And you believed that trash? Guy to slap you dey hungry me. What do u think her mom is going to say? The words the mom said is just to pet you calm and lure you to drop ur guard and marry her. Once u do that, you are gone. Someone that can insult you and your parents can never ever respect you. Do u think there will ever be peace if u marry her? You are half dead already.
But seriously you were in this toxic relationship for 2 years and you continued?What were you hoping to accomplish?
Well it's late but not too late. You can still escape.. The worst /best is u get a child out of it. RUN NOW!
Politics › Re: Kudaru: Locals Recount Police Encounter With Bandits by Apollux(m): 9:13am On Feb 07, 2020
[quote author=ugohenry2019 post=86445269][/quote]One thing people fail to realize is that the police were defeated by the bandits that is why they withdrawed. If the police had arrested/killed 250 bandits, it would have been all over the news with pictures and press and loud celebration. But they suffered a serious defeat hence the almost hush hush info.
Imagine this, u arrested/killed 250 bandits and could only recover 11 AK47 rifles. Lol, were the others fighting with arrow, sticks and cutlass? grin
Nigeria situation would have been extremely hilarious if it were not so sad
Romance › Re: Im Thinking Of Divorce Just Few Months Into Marriage by Apollux(m): 7:25pm On Feb 02, 2020
Petyprincess:
The truth is your wife doesn't love you no more or never loved you!! Moreover why did you forced her into marriage with you? That's where the problem started.Nw the best way is to go your separate ways since the marriage is even early nd she's already gotten fed up with you,nw that you have no kids you still can still divorce nd let her continue her single life since that's what she always wanted!! If you dnt divorce she will keep on blaming you for forcing her into marriage when she wasn't ready.Its better divorcing that getting stalked in marriage that love isnt mutual!!
Lol for a wedding the young man blew 3m on and to see that the marriage is not more than three months old is disheartening.
Well it is obvious they both never have the right concept of what marriage is. They never prepared for it. Like u pointed out, the lady never really loved him. She might have been benefiting from the dating, hence why she kept on till marriage probably out of fear that she will loose what she was gaining.
Whew besides looking at her message, the lady has issues... Unfortunately for the guy that he ended up with her.
MARRIAGE SCARES ME.
Crime › Re: Dog Bites Man, Man Bites Dog Back And Dog Dies Within Few Minutes by Apollux(m): 8:47pm On Jan 20, 2020
Jabioro:
King Solomon of the Bible..He was wrong..
I suggest you go back to the Ecclisiastics book of the Bible and re-read it with an open mind and less blind skeptism. U will note Solomon was a philosopher who spoke of experience as it related to the world around him at that time

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