₦airaland Forum

jiniux:
Am so surprised about this new revelations on nairaland, so, giving offering, tithes or like you guys will like to call it, "MONEY" to the church is now termed foolishness and financing the expensive lifestyle of GREAT MEN OF GOD.

Na wa o! whatever happened to the isrealities that gave more than enough offering when moses asked of them, and the disciples who sold their properties to give to the work of God and some even lost their lives cos their didnt declare the true worth of their assets to the MEN OF GOD (ananaias and sapphirra)

Too much knowledge truly destroy.

platinumnk:
^^Gosh Beaf, that was sooo funny, who added that song to it though??

Chineke, 

brooklyn99:
@ beaf ,u stupid son of a bitch. u uppity son of a she-dog, always acting like u better than others. ho. who is a degenerate wannabe i see most of d shit u write n for some reason u think ure some colonial master from out the 18th century, freakn dummy. i made that "nigga" statement just to lighten the mood but u had to call me names. piece of shit. go choke on a fat one.

texazzpete:
Yes, but the Northern states don't go complaining at every opportunity about the teeming number of almajiris. And of the monthly allocation to the Northern states, no penny is voted towards solving the almajiri problem.

Global warming science alarming, say climate experts

Three UK groups studying climate change have issued an unprecedented statement about the dangers of failing to cut emissions of greenhouse gases.
The Royal Society, Met Office, and Natural Environment Research Council say the science underpinning climate change is more alarming than ever.
They say the 2007 UK floods, 2003 heatwave in Europe and recent droughts were consistent with emerging patterns.
Their comments came ahead of crunch UN climate talks in Copenhagen next month.

'Loss of wildlife'
In a statement calling for action to cut carbon emissions, institutions said evidence for "dangerous, long-term and potentially irreversible climate change" was growing.
Global carbon dioxide levels have continued to rise, Arctic summer ice cover declined sharply in 2007 and 2008, and the last decade has been the warmest on average for 150 years.
Persistent drought in Australia and rising sea levels in the Maldives were further indicators of possible future patterns, they said.
They argue that without action there would be much larger changes in the coming decades, with the UK seeing higher food prices, ill health, more flooding and rising sea levels.

Known or probable damage across the world includes ocean acidification, loss of rainforests, degradation of ecosystems and desertification, they said.
In 2007, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned the world faced more droughts, floods, loss of wildlife, rising seas and refugees.
But Prof Julia Slingo, chief scientist of the Met Office, Prof Alan Thorpe, chief executive of Nerc, and Lord Rees, president of the Royal Society, said cutting emissions could substantially limit the severity of climate change.

Meanwhile, a White House official has said the US will announce a target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions before next month's Copenhagen summit.
President Barack Obama has not yet decided whether to attend.

german007:
@beaf

What does his tribe or tribal marks have to do with his ambition of becoming nigeria's president?.

SapeleGuy:
Their govt doesn't spend the money on education, health or projects to employ people or reclaim the desert, [size=14pt]what the bloody hell do they do with their federal allocation? [/size]

sjeezy8:
I think you deserve an award because the has to be the most reasonable thing youve said within your 3000+ post

Congrats!!!!

Kobojunkie:
Lol . . . . don't know of Finger printing for e-voting either. I mean I can attest to the fact that finger printing is used in some places at voting boots and not facial recognition here.

brooklyn99:
Aight niggas, what it is up in here wit whether a nigga can call another nigga nigga. dont get what all the fuss is about, feel me niggas?

kosovo:
I was at the founders day and the scene created by students was very entertaining.  Students brought home their demand on this occasion, barricaded the entrance to the school for five hours following the  refusal of the acting VC to address the student. NO body left or entered the AUDITORIUM. Security and police officers were overwhelmed with the crowd and were possibly handicapped. Thereafter some group of students under the umbrella NADESU, 'National Association of Delta state students' came in their multitude to welcome IBORI but met a standstill as the formal governors convoy was on standstill for almost 1 hour. After the two fraction clashed. the SUG president came with a plan, - to allow Ibori convoy enter the AUDITORIUM so the could use that medium to gain access to the Auditorium. to their surprise IBORI was already in the Auditorium. STudents entered the auditorium and all invited guest flee for their lives, taking over the Auditorium for about 30 minutes, all chanting various solidarity songs. The story contiunes. . .

Dis Guy:
exporting tithing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pUAnrVWUkk&feature=related

Oboma1:
Thank you for having the courage to post this. I have noticed this several times, and I always thought, it was system failure, I never knew someone was out there manipulating things. Nairaland, GOD is watching you guys. If you allow other men of GOD to be brutalised by uncircumcised idiots on this forum, while protecting your own, you will never escape heavenly justice. That is my consolation!.

sayhi2ay:
face recognition for e-voting In what country is it a standard ?
Which even makes more sense? fingerprint or face recognition ?
funny idea really, the fact that its e-voting doesn't mean you have to be physically present to vote. If you are voting via telephone, how do you perform a facial recognition for that exercise ?

citizenY:
@ Beaf ,
as you and becoomrich don begin play draught and ludo, so tay e dey open
door for you for internet and reserve seat , na him i dey refer too. If the two of
una no friend again make we know. Abeg no vex.

Becomrich don read those papers see, na only for akara and clean poopoo.No dey
keep dat kind paper, Na him all these bigots dey misquote full Nairaland. As
harmattan dey come now abi na winter for yonder, make u take them warm bodi.

citizenY:
Ha, bibiking,

don't call Becoomrich here please. He has created his own threads so people meet him there. Just
go through the threads and you are home. If this man comes here, we r finished. The last time i checked, he was
volunteered to open communication lines with Beaf. So they may be trying to merge Benin Republic and the
North Pole. The map is yet to be published.

IF becooomrich jam this jjc to naija, na confusion break bone be dat :ot

ochukoccna:
1stly, I've read through the whole interview and I believe the headline-on his leaving Redeemed- was appended to make this weeks' edition of the mag a sellout. I believe I can hardly be faulted upon this assertion. That apart, I believe the interview dwelt with 2 primary things i.e. the state of the nation and the state of the church. Yet because of Bakare's bluntness and uncommon boldness which flows from his character, he's seen as first and foremost a rabble-rouser.  If one looks @ the replies so far, it mostly of the religious slant yet that was just one of the 2 main issues he addressed. Even the topic was posted in the politics section but it now seems to have degenerated into religious thread. Even @ that [been a religious thread now] it is still a very intelligent interview that 1 can draw intelligent assertions from yet many choose not to. Why? Is it because many 9ja 'Christians' are actually not living by the standard of the Word of God but rather the Word of the pastor? Note the difference. Places of worship are filled every Sunday in Lagos [don't know about your city but believe it's same] yet no righteousness. Now some1 rises to spit the apparent truth in our faces and many say he should let 'sleeping dogs lie' in the name of peace and brotherly love. Peace indeed! While the pulpit is stinking to high heavens! Is the 9ja Church not ashamed that her leading lights were implicated as kingpins of the banking crisis currently sweeping the land? I recall some1 based in the UK telling me that it was the Ibru's, Akingbola's and the ilk were the ones been held out by the Church as Christian business role models to emulate. No 1 is infallible but that's such a sad commentary on the church of today. Again,I say, no 1 is perfect but I believe what Bakare is shouting out is we need to have standards even in our quest toward perfection.