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 Christianity Etc › Re: RCCG Covenant Partnership - Scam Of All Scams? by Baraac(f): 12:14am On Oct 16, 2012 |
truthislight: hoping he will give you a husband?YOU JUST CONFIRMED AGAIN THAT YOU DON'T THINK NOETICALLY |
| Christianity Etc › Re: RCCG Covenant Partnership - Scam Of All Scams? by Baraac(f): 10:00pm On Oct 15, 2012 |
You guys that just open your useless mouth and talk against men of God and most especially the most respected PASTOR ADEBOYE WORLD WIDE. This is just a simple confirmation that you guys are so dumb. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye: Don't Marry Outside The Redeemed Christian Church by Baraac(f): 11:59pm On Oct 05, 2012 |
I pity you all guys posting rubbish againt the man of God. Useless people. |
| Travel › Re: Qatar Airways Crashlands At MMIA IN Lagos by Baraac(f): 11:04pm On Sep 29, 2012 |
enough of air type in tire. it is really shameful with the rate of advanced technology that we cannot even get a video clip of the hovering & landing? does anybody have it? |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: El-Clasico: Real Madrid Vs Barcelona. (2 - 1) - On 29th August 2012 by Baraac(f): 11:00pm On Aug 29, 2012 |
can somebody send the link the watch this online |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor-Adeboye's Message To Young Singles On Marriage by Baraac(f): 8:17pm On Aug 21, 2012 |
Tudór6: When will daddy GOat Adeboye return his part of the loot Pastor Erastus Akingboola gave him to buy jet? Or he thinks we have forgotten?you must be very stupid. |
| Politics › Re: “I Removed A Governor For Stealing N300,000 by Baraac(f): 10:36am On Aug 18, 2012 |
foolish man IBB,you think you can fool Nigerians? 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye Survives Food Poisoning - City People Magazine by Baraac(f): 2:06am On Aug 16, 2012 |
Dipwater: ........And people are calling him daddy ,putting G.O at the front of the daddy makes it sound stewpid ,u know.think before you write. try to write things that make sense |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye Survives Food Poisoning - City People Magazine by Baraac(f): 12:01pm On Aug 15, 2012 |
solayemi: . Thank u o. Little wonder nigerian graduates have no serious value internatnally. Sm1 quoted d cover of a mag, they've nt read d story and must ppl r already abusing each other, catholic VS other denominatns. If u think it is d church u attend that wl take u 2 heaven,i pity ur condition.don't we have better things to do rather than commenting on fake cooked story of no value....i pity so many people |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye Survives Food Poisoning - City People Magazine by Baraac(f): 11:58am On Aug 15, 2012 |
deprince0: Because everyone of them is serving their stomach... sorry to say even the G.O. why on would he purchase a private jet for himself in the name of missionary work. Adeboye made office of the G.O very juicy and inviting. The truth has to be told. RCCG is possessed by mammonic spirits. Adeboye invited the devil and the devil has honoured his invitation. God the righteous judge is the on the throne. His subordinates would love to see Jonahan knee before them and they lay hands on him to pray for him and other political elite.you are sick in the head |
| Sports › Re: Blessing Okagbare Wins Heat 4 Of Olympics 100M Race by Baraac(f): 8:14pm On Aug 04, 2012 |
AMvanquish: I watched it oh! She had the best time of 10.93 of all 100m races today.please send the link |
| Nairaland General › Re: Picture Of Young Men With Laptops: Yahoo-Yahoo? by Baraac(f): 7:53pm On Aug 04, 2012 |
If na so Nigerian youths are very dedicated in project research, then we will not be where we are today. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Momoh, Madueke, Nezor SA, & Tridax SA: The Real CABAL? by Baraac(f): 8:37pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
This is just the beginning. This is a call to all nigerians. christians and muslims need to come together and unite. rich and poor need to come together and unite. MEND and Boko Haram need to come together and unite. The north, south, east and west need to come together and unite etc, let all of us know that we have a common enemy(cabals, cartels, looters of government treasuries). we need to bring down all the people that had siphoned nigeria milk and honey for the past 50 years. The time is now. |
| Politics › Re: Femi Falana & Funmi Iyanda On Fuel Subsidy Removal - Channels TV by Baraac(f): 1:43pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
This is just the beginning. This is a call to all nigerians. christians and muslims need to come together and unite. rich and poor need to come together and unite. MEND and Boko Haram need to come together and unite. The north, south, east and west need to come together and unite etc, let all of us know that we have a common enemy(cabals, cartels, looters of government treasuries). we need to bring down all the people that had siphoned nigeria milk and honey for the past 50 years. The time is now. |
| Politics › Re: Governor Aliyu Imposes 6am To 6pm Curfew In Niger State by Baraac(f): 1:08pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
This is just the beginning. This is a call to all nigerians. christians and muslims need to come together and unite. rich and poor need to come together and unite. MEND and Boko Haram need to come together and unite. The north, south, east and west need to come together and unite etc, let all of us know that we have a common enemy(cabals, cartels, looters of government treasuries). we need to bring down all the people that had siphoned nigeria milk and honey for the past 50 years. The time is now. |
| Politics › Re: Violence In Minna, Ibb's Campaign Offices Burnt Down? by Baraac(f): 1:04pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
This is just the beginning. This is a call to all nigerians. christians and muslims need to come together and unite. rich and poor need to come together and unite. MEND and Boko Haram need to come together and unite. etc, let all of us know that we have a common enemy(cabals, cartels, looters of government treasuries). we need to bring down all the people that had siphoned nigeria milk and honey for the past 50 years. The time is now. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Why Are Our Christian Leaders Quiet On This Fuel Subsidy Issue? by Baraac(f): 8:01pm On Jan 07, 2012 |
Pastor Kun, You have condemned these pastors and why do you claim them to be your Christain leader. I think we need better posts on nairaland or you find something else to do. Please do not take it as insult. |
| Politics › Re: Anti-Gay Bill: “Go Back To School” Soyinka Tells Nigerian Legislators by Baraac(f): 4:22pm On Dec 19, 2011 |
Oga Aribisala maybe you need a NEPA/touch light in the UK to read between the lines, please wake up. |
| Politics › Re: Anti-Gay Bill: “Go Back To School” Soyinka Tells Nigerian Legislators by Baraac(f): 2:40pm On Dec 19, 2011 |
I like Soyinka, but on this matter, i'm dissappointed. Prof , please kindly go back to your reading table and write more novels, maybe you can get another noble prize before you die. Your time is up. |
| Foreign Affairs › After Libya: The Next Country Is: by Baraac(op): 6:48pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
After LIBYA, the next country is, |
| Politics › 'fools', Generals And Justice--african Viewpoint: by Baraac(op): 9:46pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
In our series of viewpoints from African journalists, Nigerian writer Sola Odunfa considers the significance of his country's warring generals and feuding justices. Many people, who did not know Nigeria and Nigerians well, thought last week that the country was tottering towards serious political crises. Firstly, because of the open quarrel between two ex-presidents who, though retired, were also army generals and secondly, the storm at the apex of the country's judiciary. Both coming almost simultaneously could have destabilised many other nations but pauperised Nigerians had more important problems than irritations among the elite to grapple with. Many Nigerians read newspaper reports of the ex-presidential exchange of insults with amusement and poked fun at "shameless old men". After all it is the Yoruba of the south-west who in their wisdom say that an elder who wears a string of corn on his waist makes himself the playmate of hungry chickens. In this case ex-Presidents Ibrahim Babangida and Olusegun Obasanjo were not only doing the proverbial naked dance in the marketplace but they also had chickens flying all around them. Why then would children not chuckle derisively at the sight of old men describing each other as fools? Mr Obasanjo was the obvious target of the attack - and nobody messes with a village farmer, notwithstanding his robes at any given time. His response was immediate and typical, that Gen Babangida was "a fool at 70". The following day Gen Babangida gave it back, that Gen Obasanjo was a bigger fool. Details expunged! Gen Babangida, known as "IBB", said in his 70th birthday commemorative press interview that in his eight years in office he "was able to manage poverty and achieve success while somebody for eight years managed affluence and achieved failure". When I read the interview I missed anything personal in it. As far as I was concerned Gen Babangida, or any other past leader, had the right to describe his governance as the best since creation and whoever disagreed also reserved the right to present his own version of history for us to judge. The following day Gen Babangida gave it back, that Gen Obasanjo was a bigger fool. Details expunged! I can continue this sad story only by revisiting the conclusions reached by Professor Wole Soyinka on the two men after a close study of both in his memoir You Must Set Forth At Dawn. He says Mr Obasanjo is "pathologically in need of proving himself - preferably at the expense of others" and "intolerant of criticism". Gen Babangida, he says, is "suave, calculating, a persuasive listener, conciliator - but with sheathed claws at the ready" who "never seemed to mind being proved wrong, he still carried out his own decisions anyway". Someone must have called the attention of the generals to those descriptions - which are generous compared to what one may hear on the streets - because the exchanges stopped as abruptly as they started. Gen Babangida was a dismal failure at the last general elections; Mr Obasanjo, who saw himself as the political commander of the south-west, was roundly rejected at the same polls with the routing of the ruling People Democratic Party (PDP) in his home region. That is the depth of their current relevance! |
| Politics › I Will Embrace Obasanjo If I See Him - Ibb by Baraac(op): 9:31pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
Abuja, Aug 25, 2011 (Vanguard/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- Former Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida, said yesterday he would embrace ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo whenever they both meet. This came as former Special Assistant to former President Obasanjo on Public Communications, Femi Fani-Kayode, yesterday made a volte face in his support for Babangida in the disagreement between both former leaders and tendered an unreserved apology to his former boss. Fielding questions from newsmen at the Presidential Wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, the former Military President said: "I will embrace him (Obasanjo) if he walks to the airport now." Both leaders have been engaged in a heated exchange of words as Babangida, in his 70th birthday interview in Minna, had dismissed Obasanjo's eight-year administration as a waste, while Obasanjo hit back with a declaration that Babangida was "a fool at 70." The former Military President said there was no quarrel between himself and Chief Olusegun Obasanjo. Meanwhile, former Special Assistant to former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Public Communications, Femi Fani-Kayode, has tendered an unreserved apology to his former boss, following his earlier declaration that Obasanjo was ungrateful to Babangida for getting him out of jail and making it possible for him to become President in 1999. In a statement, Fani-Kayode said his choice of words in the statement he issued was clearly ambivalent and completely misconstrued and misunderstood by virtually all and sundry. It would be recalled that Mr Femi Fani-Kayode in a statement last week, said rather than call Gen Ibrahim Babangida a fool, former President Olusegun Obasanjo should be grateful to Babangida for getting him out of jail, securing him pardon, rehabilitating him, funding and installing him as president in 1999. Fani Kayode said: "The press statement that I issued on August 22, 2011, concerning the face off between President Olusegun Obasanjo and Gen Ibrahim Babangida has been completely misconstrued and misunderstood by virtually all and sundry. "I do not blame anyone for this but my own good self, given that my choice of words was clearly ambivalent. "At no point in time did I say that President Obasanjo was ungrateful or that he was an ingrate and neither did I ever slam or attack or seek to insult or demean him in any way. This was never my intention and given the strong relationship that I have with him, I would be the last person on earth to do such a thing. "I did not in any way mean to inflame or widen the conflict by my comments because both men are very precious to me. That would be the last thing that I would wish to do. I simply went on a historical excursion which unfortunately appears to have upset and unsettled a number of people that I respect and that are very close to me, including a number of our traditional rulers in the South-West and some members of my family. |
| Politics › Re: Rumor Of Boko Haram Plan To Bomb Lagos – How True? by Baraac(f): 8:45pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
Nigerians need to wake up now !! |
| Nairaland General › Re: Jonathan, Obama, Sarkozy, EU & The Rest Of The World Condemns Abuja Bombing by Baraac(f): 8:38pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
It is time for international community to step IN !!!!!! |
| Celebrities › Prince Taiwo Olashore Weds Olawunmi Taiwo: CNN Report by Baraac(op): 7:36pm On Aug 26, 2011 |
Behind the scenes at Nigerian royal weddinghttp://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/08/10/nigeria.royal.wedding/index.html |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye (the Go) At Un, Charts Path To Peace In Middle East . by Baraac(op): 9:49pm On Aug 16, 2011 |
@pastor Kun, so you are one of the fake people on nairaland, pastor don't talk like u, go and have a change of life and be born again |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nddc Scholarship Interview 2011 Port Harcourt(result) by Baraac(f): 3:43pm On Aug 16, 2011 |
please can i check the result of the interview? |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nddc Scholarship Interview 2011 Port Harcourt(result) by Baraac(f): 7:20am On Aug 16, 2011 |
please can i check the result of the interview? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye (the Go) At Un, Charts Path To Peace In Middle East . by Baraac(op): 8:33am On Aug 14, 2011 |
@pastor Kun, o or what do u call yourself, devil incarnate u must be the greatest fool of the century. How dare u talk to a MOG, I pity you. you are bringing great curse upon yourself. mark it. believe it. what a man sows shall he surely reap. Mere Jealousy shouldn't make you to talk carelessly. shame on you. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Adeboye (the Go) At Un, Charts Path To Peace In Middle East . by Baraac(op): 3:05pm On Aug 13, 2011 |
| Christianity Etc › Pastor Adeboye (the Go) At Un, Charts Path To Peace In Middle East . by Baraac(op): 3:01pm On Aug 13, 2011 |
Adeboye at UN, charts path to peace in Middle East . Culled from The Guardian of 22/06/11 PEACE in the Middle East would remain a mirage without God’s involvement, as all involved in the process must get down on their knees to pray and cryPastor Adeboye out in supplication to the Creator of the Universe, General Overseer, Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has said. Adeboye stated this on Monday when he opened a “Global Summit on The Road Map to a Culture of Peace in the Middle East” at the United Nations (UN). The summit, co-chaired by the prominent Nigerian cleric, was attended by religious leaders from different faiths from around the world and aimed to develop a model road map agreement for the Middle East with the intention to succeed where politicians and other world leaders have so far failed. Explaining the need for prayers on the Mid East crisis, Adeboye said in his opening speech: “All human efforts without the backing of the Almighty God will end in failure. These are tasks beyond human abilities to accomplish, that is why you, highly esteemed religious leaders who believe in the efficacy of prayers, must come together in prayers and supplication.” According to the cleric, God’s intervention is the only way to have peace in the Middle East “in our own time and in the time of generations yet unborn.” Adeboye stated: “We have gathered here for the first time, senior religious leaders of the Abrahamic faiths, academic leaders and parliamentarians, to try and implement a partnership and plan of action to create a global resource to cope with these issues and to inspire the future generation to promote peace and universal values.” The General Overseer of the RCCG worldwide was joined by several other global religious leaders, including the Grand Mufti of Bosnia Herzegovina, Dr. Mustafa Ceric, the Grand Rabbi of Geneva Rabbi Dayan, and prominent Islamic leaders from Arab countries like the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Turkey, Pakistan etc. Also at the summit were Nigerian Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Raff Bukun-Onemola, Prof. Joseph Cumming, a Yale Professor of Faith and Culture, Adeboye’s wife, Pastor Folu, Vice Chancellor, Redeemers University for Nations (RUN), Prof. Oyewale Tomori and the leader of the RCCG in North America, Pastor James Fadele, among others. Under the auspices of the Inter-parliamentary Coalition for Global Ethics, the summit was sponsored by King Mohammed VI of Morocco, and the Fundacion Cultural de Paz, while the Mission of Bosnia & Herzegovina to the United Nations and Pastor Adeboye were the co-hosts. |
| Dating And Meet-up Zone › Chating With Naija Babes by Baraac(op): 12:20pm On Aug 09, 2011 |
please which web site can naija babes and guys hook up live with web cams |
Shameless old thief pastor.