jesusjnr2020: Compilation Of Tithing Blunders Made By Prosperity Gospel Preachers
Over the years and decades, we've been bombarded by numerous blunders and heretic teachings about tithing from the stables of prosperity teachers, hence it behoved us to compile them so as to expose the prosperity gospel for the scam it truly is.
1. Ayo Oritsejiafor BN(former PFN/CAN president): "if you don't pay tithes you will die quickly". (Note: This was the same man whose private jet was impounded by the South African government during the Jonathan government for money laundering).
3. David Oyedepo: "Job's riches weren't secured because he didn't pay tithes". (Ironically the same Oyedepo later started blowing hot about suffering losses of millions of Naira of his church money being stolen by some of his highly placed church officials).
4. David Ibiyeomie: "Adam didn't eat any apple. He ate his tithe".
5. U.O Miracle: "If you eat your tithes, you'll die poor as Lazarus".
6. Unknown: "Jesus died poor because He didn't tithe".
7. Pastor Adeboye: "anyone who doesn't pay tithes won't make heaven". (He's since apologized for this heretic teaching though)
8. Pastor Adeboye: "Jesus was not a parish pastor. He was a world evangelist", as to why "Jesus didn't collect tithes". (Expecting an apology for this one very soon)
helinues: The presidency should ignore those chronic bitter people.
With all the names they called former president Buhari even claimed of him being replaced, does that change a thing politically.
They have chosen to be bitter, allow them to be bitter
Almost 2 years now, the opposition are still busy attacking others, but when the election is just a year around the corner, that's when they will remember of taking their country back
Nobody is taking any country back....tinubulation must continue by fire by force till 2032
Validated: It is foolishness that has put Nigeria in the same basket like Yemen, Ethiopia, Ruhinga and the poorest of the poor. A country whose leaders know nothing and have idiots as followers. To all those defending free float of Naira, I dare ask, Which country does that? China as big as they are defends the Yuan, Russia has been defending the Rubble. The USA cannot allow free devaluation of the Dollar, o matter what. The UK, aside need to curb Eastern European incursion into the Kingdom opted out of the Euro so as to keep the Sterlin valuable. Back home, some "educated " illiterates are falling over their stupid selves because Peter Obi said he would have defended the Naira.
Take a look at where we are today. A dollar is about N1600 from N367 that T-Pain met it. Even countries in war or crisis like Haiti has not had it so bad that their currency is devalued by 3400%.
Our purchasing power has been so eroded that Nigeria's minimum wage of N70,000 can only buy 55 litres of gasoline. The Naira is so useless now that given N100k to anyone is like giving them N1000 in 5 years ago.
Tinubu and his followers are suffering in silence, yet defending failures.
If defending d currency will bring about stability then why not...as i hav been saying,there is no progressive nation thst govt do not subsidized something extremely important like power,house heating etc.Also,there is no progressive nation thst govt do not defend their currency.Tpain was serious agidi frm d start....free float of naira is a big mistake to an economy that is solely dependent on exchange rate n price of petrol. Thats why they say tink before u act.... unfortunately we got one who acts without thinking
RevDesm0ndJuju: Borrowing money at interest to defend the naira ?
Obi has shown with that statement that he is more interested in sustaining an unsustainable import based economy, since an artificially propped naira will benefit only importers like himself.
How sustainable is this?
How can an import based economy provide jobs and enhance local production ?
Will this not lead to more trade deficit and turn Nigeria to a dumping ground and stifle local industries? And in no due time see to dwindling of FX earnings ?
Someone rightly said here that Obi is not a businessman but a mere trader. He was right.
Another poster here once related how Shagari's govt on the urging of Alex Ekweme liberalised importation in the 80s by lifting the ban on importing certain products produced locally and how that dissatrous policy saw to many local companies struggling.
I have said it here that the SE business model of importation has done a lot of damage to our local industrial base.
This is the same Obi that has been telling us he wants to move Nigeria's economy from consumption to production but here he is now promoting more importation by defending the naira through borrowed FX?
Hello BOT,u sound like d low IQ one here.Subsequent government hav been defending d naira.While that is not a good long term approach to solving inflation n fall of naira....it help maintained cost of living.An economy like ours is unique n does not necessary abide by ur regular ecenomic laws.We are unfortunately a dollar petrol dependent economy.we export almost nothing n import almost everything. Once naira falls ,inflation follows,cost of fuel increase, interest rate skyrockets thereby causing lack of funding for smes to manufacturing which in other words translate to even more reliance on import..... Wat tpain ought to hav started wit is partial subsidy removal,then tackle security in d north proper so we self reliant in feeding,borrow massively to fund power n proper monitoring of this funds so it doesn't get looted. Do this within d 1st term in governance n succeed then before he can talk abt total subsidy removal n floating of naira Tpain came wit agidi be cos he feels say agidi na power. Already he has failed becos he has lost control of economy.wit current interest rate of 30% ,no sme can take a loan n pay back...its an impossible rate which was as a result of inflation
Elxandre: But have you considered that Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries with natural gas reserves? Also Europeans/Americans wouldn't sweat too much to buy petrol at $1/ litre.
U have natural gas doesn't mean its meant for ur consumption.More than 90% of the gas produced here goes to europe....ask NLNG. However, your govt being part owners of NLNG from the profits in USD Dont ever use Nigeria is gas producer excuse again my friend....in europe gas is piped lik water to homes so imagine the consumption
Liar.so covenant that is d most expensive private university in country makes profit to do wst exactly? Na so u fey alway lie say u never collect 1 naira frm church money
Kobojunkie: How many of the Federal Government cars and buses have been converted to using CNG as we speak? How many of the cars used by your senators and their aides are currently running on CNG gas?
People are not wise at all.Govt dey use u do experiment
Eniitankorede: The man who stole our money and sold our industries for peanuts is calling another person T pain? Mtcheww’!!!! He is a murderer himself, not just a pain. How many people have died as a result of selling the industries where they worked for peanuts? Thank God Obasanjo his boss is still alive.
Wat is ur point exactly?is the new name for tinubu not Tpain on d streets. So u are saying a thief called atiku has no right to call out another thief who stole power n is suffering d whole country. Wat exactly is ur point mr bot?
Botragelad: Another random guy on the internet, spreading misinformation! You post without knowing the proper fact, and when someone sets you straight, you resort to insults instead of substance. Don't cry to me, I'm not your therapist!
Counter my points, tell me where I'm wrong, and let's have a real conversation. Otherwise, stop complaining and spare us the crocodile tears.
Here's the truth: Hezbollah's a terrorist organization, and anyone or anything enabling them will face consequences. Buildings, structures, everything's fair game. That's the reality, nu?
True talk.if UN forces were fired upon it means they are in d way ...therefore they should step aside n lets israel get to Hezbollah
SocialJustice: If Abioye is out, who is the empire being handed to? I hope Oyedepo is not thinking of giving it to his wife because it will be the decline of the ministry.
To his son...this empire was supposed to be handed down to abioye.
Odua4life: Who Increased Fuel Prices? – Reno Omokri newspotng.comOct 10, 2024 11:14 AM
The headlines screaming, ‘President Tinubu Increases Fuel Price’ are inaccurate and do not reflect the actual situation. Nigerians ought to understand that fuel subsidy has been removed. It was scheduled for removal by the preceding Buhari administration and was implemented in 2023.
It betrays a lack of understanding of corporate governance and unawareness of how government operates when politicians and activists attack President Bola Tinubu over statements and actions of the NNPCL.
If the public is not made aware that such criticism knowingly or inadvertently passed on wrong information to them, they will act on this incorrect information as though it were true.
The NNPCL is a limited liability company that is not subject to the President’s direct control. The NNPCL right now is like the NLNG Limited and, to a limited extent, the CBN.
Both the NLNG Ltd and the NNPCL are answerable to their board. They can spend money outside the budget because they are not a Ministry, Department or Agency of the government. They are just like any other company, such as MTN, First Bank or Indorama. The only difference between these companies and the NNPCL is their ownership. They are owned by private individuals and are publicly traded. The Nigerian state owns the NNPCL.
The Federal Government has majority shares, which gives the President the power to appoint the GMD.
To an extent, the NNPCL is like the CBN, which, though the President appoints the Governor, is still independent of the President and the Government.
Ownership and control of the NNPCL are separate. These changes were not even made by the Tinubu administration and are settled.
Yes, the President is the Minister of Petroleum Resources. However, critics mistakenly think this places him in control of the NNPCL.
The Ministry of Petroleum Resources is limited to regulating the industry and ensuring that IOCs and other significant stakeholders have an enabling environment.
The relationship is very similar to that between the Ministry of Power and the Gencos and Discos.
These generating companies (Gencos) are privately owned and have a minority stake held by the federal government of Nigeria. As such, the Ministry of Power has a regulatory role in the industry. That is the whole essence of deregulation.
And it is not peculiar to Nigeria.
The British equivalent of NNPCL is British Petroleum. It is a wholly privately owned company, similar to British Gas and British Airways.
Only a policy illiterate will hold the British Government responsible for their internal runnings.
The NNPCL determines the cost of petrol based on market forces rather than a Presidential caveat.
Thus, the headline should read-NNPCL Increases Fuel Prices.