₦airaland Forum

alBHAGDADI:
If by now you do not know that this guy is an Antichrist, then I sorry for you.

Look at the way he's attacking an effective method of preaching that has always been effective, right from the Old Testament and even done by Jesus and his Apostles in the New Testament

*Noah was a “herald of righteousness” ( 2 Peter 2:5 ).
*Solomon addressed the entire nation of Israel “with a loud voice” ( 1 Kings 8:54-56 ).
*Ezra called the people of Israel to repentance as they sat in the “open square” ( Ezra 10:9-14 ).
*Ezra read the law of God and explained it to the people of Israel while standing before them ( Nehemiah 8:1-8 ).
*Jeremiah stood at the gate of the Lord’s House and “proclaimed” the very words of God ( Jeremiah 7:1-3 ).
*Jonah preached on the streets of Nineveh ( Jonah 3:1-5 ).
*The prophets of old were hated by the people, because they heralded the word of God at the city gates ( Isaiah 5:29 ; Amos 5:10 ).
*The first street preacher, the first to herald the good news in the open-air, was John the Baptist ( Matthew 3:1-2 ; Mark 1:4 ; Luke 3:3 ).
*Jesus sat atop a hill and preached the greatest sermon ever preached in the open-air -- the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7).
*Jesus’s disciples preached on the streets in many villages ( Luke 9:5-7 ).
*Peter preached in the open-air at Solomon’s Portico, after healing the lame beggar ( Acts 3:11-26 ).
Philip preached the gospel to large crowds on the streets of the city of Samaria ( Acts 8:6-8 ).
*Paul preached the gospel to the entire city of Antioch. He was viciously heckled, yet all those whom God had appointed to be saved believed the gospel ( Acts 13:44-52 ).
*Apollos boldly and publicly refuted the Jews and proclaimed Christ Jesus in Achaia ( Acts 18:27-28 ).
*Paul stood before the judiciary of Athens, atop of Mars Hill, and preached to the men of Athens in the open-air ( Acts 17:22-34 ).

DonFebzyBlog:
We all stayed in one kind of abandoned open shop close to the church. Unlike most of the guys that were picking pure water sachet in the circle area, the guys here were doing more of hard labour like bricklayer work, offloading goods from containers because that area is an industrial area so there are many warehouses around. Many of them have been there for long so they had their connection and knew when jobs were coming up. I tried to get involved with anything I could do so I can survive but yet again everyone would always tell me I can't do those kind of jobs. I will force them to take me but at the end the supervisor will still reject me. I felt really bad but then I had to get back to my usual begging which was obviously the only one that favoured me. Somehow I really felt like God was with me because I never imagined doing those kind of jobs and God didn't allow me do it. Sometimes when they have church services am always looking for you to beg until one day one man told me he will report to the pastor because the pastor warned that if anyone is caught begging they should report security and arrest the person.

Let me try to cut the long story short so I don't have to write in different pages.
Staying at that shop space close to the church was a nightmare because when rain falls at night we are practically sleeping under the rain. The mosquito bite at night is terrible. The shocking thing was how new people come almost everyday with the same story of how someone ran with their money or how their money got missing at the border and we will all have to stay in that place together. Mind you we can only stay there at night because during the day it's in front of a factory and that's were their workers sit down during their break. So during the day we all have to disappear from there but our bags are there and we cover them with the cartons we spread on the floor to sleep. I had tried so hard to raise money to get back to Nigeria but it only seems I can just find money to eat and do little things and that was it. I had to make enquiries about the Nigerian embassy in Ghana and then I got the address. So one day I went to the Embassy and explained my situation. The man I met there was really so nice and helpful. He told me they will send my issue to the ambassador because I told them I needed to go and I had no were to stay if they don't attend to me that day and find money for me. Unfortunately they said the ambassador had an urgent meeting so he will have to see it tomorrow and any amount he approves they will let me know. I thought about going back to sleep in that store and I said not today, so I gave my usual pity face and said I don't have anywhere to stay. So they allowed me sleep somewhere inside the embassy. That was the best sleep I have had in ages and the best bath I had taken that night. It was like I should not come out the bathroom and they oven put AC for me but I put it off later because my body was not use to AC anymore. I felt so alive again praying and hoping they give me money to go.
The next day I got a very bad news that the ambassador didn't approve any money because Buhari has not released money to the embassy. I actually almost fainted because I could not imagine going back to that store house after sleeping in the embassy so I pleaded with the man to help me in anyway. Very nice man I will never forget. He told me to wait, he was going to rag all the workers and see what he could get for me. That was how he was able to raise 200ghc for me and then told me I should not use the naija buses because the money won't be enough but I should use the short cut which he wrote on paper for me. From Accra to Aflao, I cross through the back gate and enter Togo. From Togo to Seme and then to Mile 2.

I was so grateful to God for everything and that was how I found myself back home. I have been putting myself together and glory to God I now have a phone which I am using to type this story. I look forward to God that kept me safe all through that experience because I know he has better and bigger plans for me.

I believe I will be a testimony to many very soon.

This is my true life experience, I never made it to Abidjan but I came back home alive.

Dagger111:
I'm in OAU nw, we are expecting them. This can never be like "Africa" era when they butchered him like cow.

shadrach77:
Ajimobi tried. He was a GOOD governor. Forget the stigma

berrysnack:
pls sis do u graduated from BUK in 2016

U resemble someone I know seriously

donvicky2007:
We need to protect our environment and the aquatic animals.

Wahleehk10:
Which strength do they use to kidnap people. See them like plywood.

TheMoniker:

The “Hard working youths” won’t like this
Wealth is a threat to them.
I’ve always said it to my friends here in US that Nigerians hate on you once you’ve attained the height that none of their generations won’t reach. The best you can do is to avoid a vast majority of them once you leave the country. They might end up killing you.
Don’t let it surprise you that most hating on those guys are failed yahoo boys who though “they shouldn’t get it if I can’t”
I detest Nigerians and Nigeria passionately.
The only set of people stealing from Nigerians are their tetarded politicians like Buhari, Tinubu and co but they still sing their praises and in their myopic mind, someone collecting from whites is their problem? Lol. Awon oloriburuku.
See police for naija like armed robbers.

SocialJustice:
Tinubu has really grown. Remained relevant and climbing constantly since leaving office in 2007.I can't even remember 10 of the governors from 1999 to 2007. Let me try.

Ahmed Tinubu,
James Ibori,
Donald Duke,
Lucky Igbinedion,
Victor Attah,
Diepreye Alamieyeseigha,
Peter Odilli,
Gbenga Daniel,
Makarfi
Mbadinuju

I'm done. They've mostly gone into oblivion while Tinubu is getting ready to be president.

RTSC:
Shut up.
None of una get sense for una family.

A Duo that was one time the kings of African music and making millions of dollars now turn to upcoming musicians that can barely scrape together 10 million views as solo musicians.

Grace to grass as a product of collective pride and stupidity.

Stark morons.