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PointZerom:You could have as well made your point without the first sentence Mr. I really have nothing else to tell you as I see we are simply not on same page. |
Ochoiho:Seems you forgot the meaning of the word Church then. The gathering of the saints is the church, we are all members of the body of Christ. Next time they collect offering and tithes in your church then, please do remember to collect your share too. |
PointZerom:So you think it's because you paid your tithe? See the earth is blessed by God already both for the believers and unbelievers and the fact you worked with your hand is why you are partaking in God's blessing. You people have made it look like you have to give before God can bless you, what have you turn God to sef ? |
Ochoiho:Just imagine your thoughts towards a fellow human. So in the next 10years now you guys are expecting something bad to happen to freeze. it is clear folks like you don't know who God really is in the light of a Loving God. To the scripture you manipulated above. Please go back and read it again this time around more carefully, that text is all about mercy and not prosperity ramblings. Have you ever wondered why it says "in the same measure" at all? That shows the text wasn't even talking about God. The text is directed to men and how we should mete out mercy to one another. If it was talking about God, are you saying if you give God 5k he will give you 5k back ? That clearly nullify all you guys MMM thoughts about God then ��� |
Chiccly:Can you people just read your bible for what it really is and stop all these your hero worshipping. Honestly many don't know there reality in Christ yet that's why you still utter such ignorance as these. I don't usually comment on stuffs like this but it's getting too much and irritating how folks don't even know what the bible says except what their pastors says. It's so heartbreaking seeing a believer living in fear of a pastor or man of God threats. |
kaptainp:please send me a mail |
The lady in the picture is not the same person in the video....seems no one noticed or is it just me . And she seems to be saying something different from what is written up there.Lalasticlala seun |
DokitaDave:Yes, OAU. The police have never been helpful in any of the cases of theft that has been occuring overtime. I really do not know why ans that's so sad to always think we are at our own mercy whenever a robbery incident occurs. You still talk about change ? Or the promised change? I thought everyone now knows it was all a scam all along. |
lofty900:Probably...and that's so pathetic. |
anonymuz:Not in the school hostel, I'm a student of OAU. |
Many at times we all speak up against barbaric and callous acts such as mob burning of thieves, street smugglers and petty thives caught in the act in piblic places. We often look and ask ourselves or any other assumed reasonable person close to us how could this perpetrators of such evil act be that heartless and inhumane in nature to burn a fellow human being alive. On the basis of law these should not be as this means the mob have decided to take law into their hands without proper justification of the victims involved, but in a country like Nigeria where citizens are at most times left at their own mercy without prior interest of legal authorities involved and even when they get involved we often see a not too balanced and proper way of situations being handled. In a case whereby a thief is caught and handed over to the proper authorities that is the police for proper measure of the punishment for such heinous crime and only for such thief to be released few days later to continue terrorizing such communities is appalling to say the least. The question therefore is what happened at the station...was there a reinforcement of activities or a kind of inclined motives been encourgaed to continue in such act. One would assume if proper discipline and judgement had taken place then they should be a change but it's not so in many cases. The mob you see lynching this thives being caught do so because firstly they have no absolute or no trust at all in the law enforcers, they have been led down by their promise to protect several times, they have continue to be victims at the hands of this merciless individuals times without number, they are living in such fear of the unkown and have decided to mend justice as it suits them. Do we now say the mobs are right and should be left to do as they wish and at their will with thieves being caught ? No. That will create a lawless and absurd society, where everyone see it as their indivudual right to take laws into their hands without due consequences. This should not be and not even considered at all in the first place if the proper authorities are doing doing what they ought to do. The perpetrators of these evil act feel they are at liberty to hurt people, demanding for their possesions without mercy even to the point of death. They spew out threats leaving their victims pleaing and trembling for their lives to be spared at least. This hardened fellows would not listen no matter how hard you beg, they must have their way at their own detirement. This was my first time of being in such horrible situation. Have you ever been in a situation whereby you feel numb and helpless most of the time, you are not sure if it's your emotions failing you or you are just not being fair with yourselves. That was such situations I was in after the incident, they appear to be a sense of voidness happening to me when I think about how it all happened and why this guys did what they had done. http://www.demitalks.com/2017/06/my-first-and-horrible-experience-with.html?m=1 Lalasticlala plesse see this. |
It was a cold and chilly night as it was about to rain Friday 14th of April, 2017. Good friday to be precise. Exam had just finished and most people have their bags packed ready to go home. Mine too was packed and I was meant to go home that day as I was done with exams the previous day but stayed back because I had something to resolve before leaving for home. I stay off campus and the security there cannot be compared to staying on the campus as we are left with a fragile looking young man at our gate who poses as the security we supposedly have. My roomate, a girl from the next room and I sat outside at the entrance of the door gisting and talking about how we missed home and could not wait to leave in the morning. The electricity supply was off, few minutes later the light was restored and we closed the door and hurried inside. It was few minutes past 10pm and the roads were quiet already as it's the usual in the city of Ile-Ife especially when it is about to rain. The shops closes early and the commercial bus and bikes all pack up for the day too with only few left working. The rain started with full force accompanied with frightening lightning and thunder sounds, as usual power was siezed immediately. We put on the lamp while I played some songs from my pnone. Not longer than 10 minutes of entering inside we heard a noisy bang on the door and we thought it was our playful neighbour who would always bang on our door jokingly as a way of greeting, we laughed about it and continued talking. Not untill we heard someone scream at the passage as if being slapped or so, at first we were not sure of what it was not untill it occured to me that was our neighbour's voice as he made some sstruggling sound, we quickly switched off the lamps and phones and lay down quietly, that moment we knew something was wrong but was not sure yet. With fear we stayed quiet as the noise continued and then our door was being banged again, we were too afraid and decided not to open. The window was hit forcefully breaking the luvas then they tore the net and pointed a gun inside the room to come open the door. At this point we need no explanation that they were thieves, we were so scared that I ran to hide in the wardrobe while my roomate had to go open the door. They barged in pushing my roomate aside asking " how many una dey for this room ? " my roomate answered three and they could see just two people, at that moment I almost peeied on my body inside the wardrobe, I quickly put my phone on silence and sent a message to my class group page of what was happening and how we neeeded help either from school security or the police. " where the third person dey ?" "She dey inside wardrobe" my roomate answered in a shaky voice, in swift motion I quickly jumped down from the wardrobe trembling, the guy tried hiting me while I dodged. They demanded for our phones and laptops and even money I wonder what kind of manner they expected to get from student, one even asked where was the jewellery my fiancee gave me I had to beg him that I don't have any with tears in my eyes. We gave them our phones and the little money we had with us to go home the next day. When they were done getting and picking all what they could they left and proceeded to robbing other rooms consecutively, then we heard a gunshot and screamed thinking they had killed someone or so. Some minutes later we heard a police siren from afar, the police officers came later on when the thieves had gone shouting we should come and open the gate for them, some guys in the hostel summon up courage to go open for them and there they saw the security guy tied up and Injured seriously on the head. We later learnt the guys were in a lady's room who stays alone and one of them wanted to rape her against the other one's opinion which led to an arguement and he shot his colleague on the leg with his bones and blood scattering all over the girl's room, realising they were working against themselves they left and also on hearing the police siren from afar. It was a terrible night for us as we could no longer sleep that night as we were still scared and also answering police questions and allowing. The next day I left for home as fast as I could. Few days later I heard from home the guy that was shot had been caught and after few weeks they said he has escaped and they could not get any information from him, it was so frustrating and annoying to hear such from the police. Till today none of them have been caught. Lalasticlala seun mynd44 http://www.demitalks.com/2017/06/my-first-and-horrible-experience-with.html?m=1 |
You know that feeling of wanting to just stay indoors always, not going out because you fear being intimidated...you just want to seat or lay all day on your bed and probably cry your eyes out at will or at any feeling of slight rejections you get. And even when you go out people can't seem to place your personality right, you look sober, shy, moody and just a bit of feigned happiness. That feeling of not finding humour or less humour in things that amused you easily in the past. That feeling of seemingly failure and stagnation you can't just understand....and the fear or rejection and unstable future. Please do share your experience...thanks. |
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Urbanoversabi:Thanks a lot. |
CoolFreeday:Thank you zicoraads:Lol...thank you. Twaci:Thanks dear |
davide470:Thanks David...phone got bad. |
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And the humble Mr Nairaland himself was around to celebrate with me, in person of fybestboi who also is the Secretary-General of the student union OAU.
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I want to say thank you to my family, friends, love ones, admirers **winks** , and everyone who in one way or the other connect to me and my dream. To every young lad out there who has a dream, who aspires great height, great feats, and great dreams, do remember you are just one of your type you have got no replacement, never give room for failure or medicoicty, never relent, hold on to that dream like never before, live a life of purpose, pursue and aim higher, lastly keep doing YOU soon everything will come around for your good. RoyalRoy |
Happy Birthday In Arrears To Me. So 7th of April was my birthday, looking back at the year gone past, the bad, ugly, failed projects, repressed dreams, broken minds and promises, then the heartfelt love, the good and pleasant times, the success and breakthroughs, the encouragement, the inspiring dreams, I must say am grateful to God and everyone who have always been around making me a better person. At some point I felt so discouraged to take hurtful and dreadful steps but I had people around who always got my back, people who know and value what true friendship really is, people with positive vibe and mindset, people who love you to a fault. Lalasticlala fynestboi seun http://www.demitalks.com/2017/04/happy-birthday-in-arrears-to-me_9.html?m=1
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mclaaro:I was also trying to pick where I had read it from before . I just hope the op is same person from FIN. I see you sis ![]() |
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lekhi:I school in Ife...OAU. |
Thank you all for the compliments...much appreciated |
rhames:Thank you. |
. And she seems to be saying something different from what is written up there.

