₦airaland Forum

MaxInDHouse:
So why did you include my name in your nonsense in the first place?

MaxInDHouse:
You said:
I said or the Bible said?


So keep what you think you know to yourself while i keep mine!

MaxInDHouse:
Their problem is knowing how dedicated Jehovah's Witnesses are so they want us to accept them as our fellow worshipers but when we keep ourselves separate from them they start looking for ways to accuse us.
Imagine someone saying he wants to talk about religions that doesn't believe Jesus is God's Son then he included JWs that have always insisted on doing things the way Jesus taught only.
Abeg how can you claim such a group doesn't believe that Jesus is God's only begotten Son?
Well i don't blame them Satan has blinded them so they can't see the true meaning of that word only begotten Son of God because if they do nobody can confuse them to the extent of accusing the one and only organization that stood firmly on the teachings of Christ Jesus!😟

MaxInDHouse:
Just as angels and Adam are also sons of God.
Perhaps you don't think the plural form makes them the same as sons of God!

ycat:
If only you can be sober for a minute to experience reality.

MaxInDHouse:
Quote the verse where it's written that Jesus is the literal son of God?🙂

The Bible shows that God has many spirit sons (angels) in heaven and they are all called "MORNING STARS" (Job 38:7} Satan and Jesus also are part of the MORNING STARS! Isaiah 14:12 compare to Revelations 22:16

So both Jesus and Satan are also angels in heaven before they came to the earth.

Now provide a single verse that says Jesus is a LITERAL SON OF GOD!🙂

MaxInDHouse:
There is no such thing in the verses you fabricated it due to indoctrination.

Quote the exact verse where the Bible explicitly says Jesus is the literal son of God!

ycat:
You’re just living out your fear and lying to justify what you don’t believe.
President Tinubu is the best president Nigeria has ever had, the only reason you won’t admit is tribalism that has blinded you, but that’s ok, it won’t affect our great president.

MaxInDHouse:
Where did the Bible say Jesus is the literal son of God?🙂

MaxInDHouse:
Did Jehovah's Witnesses call Jesus an angel?

Christistruth00:
As if Donald Trump is not a convicted Felon

This is a warning to Nigeria Youths

Donald Trump doesn't love you
If he did he wouldn't be deporting same Nigerian Christians from US with such Zeal and determination.


Donald Trump is interested in Nigeria"s Resources and Nigerians should guard their father's house from the Hyena that feeds on the carcass of the dead

Insecurity can be solved by Nigerians themselves.
Take a good look at what US did to Libya in your backyard and learn.

We Yorubaland Christians are against all Islamic Terrorists too and are more Concerned about Northern Christians than Trump himself is ,
not only that our own Kogi and Kwara areas in Middlebelt NC are under full scale attacks from those very same Islamic Terrorists who are fighting to repeat the calamity that befell Yorubaland at 18th Century Ilorin as we speak

Let Northern Christians have their own Legitimate Civilian JTF complete with Surveillance drones and solar CCTV Cameras so that they will guard their own areas themselves even if the Security agencies are slacking or compromised

Litmus:
This from a dude who's own US president duped millions of his own citizens with Trump and Malania crypto and pardoned Binance criminal, Changpeng Zhao, for $70 million bribe.

Nigerian leaders haven't publicly stopped as low as Trump has, with PDF charges simmering in the shadows.

gabicon:
Oga Binance, we dare you to try what you and Tigran tried in Nigeria in China or Russia or USA. Because we are a third world country you expect us to take whatever rubbish you dish out.

As for POTUS, for as long as 30 years ago Christians have been killed in the northern part of Nigeria, is the American government telling us that they just became aware of this after 30+ years? The same government who admitted to using USAID to fund same terrorists they claim to want to come and now destroy. What is their present interest in Nigeria? They went to Afghanistan, Iraq and Lybia with an agender, the results speak for themselves. What is your agender for Nigeria?

For Nigerians, see the handwriting on the wall. America doesn't care about anyone but themselves, everyone of their actions is centered on their dominance and interests. To be America's enemy is disastrous, to be America's friend is catastrophic. Dealing with America form a disadvantage requires tact and a similitude of neutrality.

Like seriously, you want to protect Christians by sending your soldiers and bombs, what happened to training our security forces. The first cause of action is an invasion.

MaxInDHouse:
Did Bible called anyone God's biological son?
If you don't understand something ask not just fabricating lies when you've not asked those involved.
We believe Jesus is God's Son so stop lying deceiving yourself thinking you are criticizing others.

MaxInDHouse:
Did Bible called anyone God's biological son?
If you don't understand something ask not just fabricating lies when you've not asked those involved.
We believe Jesus is God's Son so stop lying deceiving yourself thinking you are criticizing others.

PDJT:
- Good. More unserviceable debt will hasten the destruction of the failed British experiment called "Nigeria".

- Trump administration should start by seizing assets of all the criminals in Nigerian government and their families.

omooba05:
Despite the drug and human trafficking and several other crimes.. you guys couldn't make it

MaxInDHouse:
Continue deceiving yourself!🙂

rummmy:
The list is incomplete with out IBADAN...

omooba05:
No single billionaires state... They went to develop new york and tokyo

NwaIgboBoy:
Who be this one?

Oga even your own so called 9ja is the number 1 enemy you got.

Talking about penetration, what do you have that America needs? Or is it oil? Dey play!

Christistruth00:
This is a warning to Nigeria Youths

Donald Trump doesn't love you
If he did he wouldn't be deporting same Nigerian Christians from US with such Zeal and determination.


Donald Trump is interested in Nigeria"s Resources and Nigerians should guard their father's house from the Hyena that feeds on the carcass of the dead

Insecurity can be solved by Nigerians themselves.
Take a good look at what US did to Libya in your backyard and learn.

We Yorubaland Christians are against all Islamic Terrorists too and are more Concerned about Northern Christians than Trump himself is ,
not only that our own Kogi and Kwara areas in Middlebelt NC are under full scale attacks from those very same Islamic Terrorists who are fighting to repeat the calamity that befell Yorubaland at 18th Century Ilorin as we speak

Let Northern Christians have their own Legitimate Civilian JTF complete with Surveillance drones and solar CCTV Cameras so that they will guard their own areas themselves even if the Security agencies are slacking or compromised

CaseSensitive:
"Our responses"? You and who? what facts are you establishing? and with whom?

Of course you'd like to keep it short because anything longer than two sentences sends your brain into total disarray. When comprehension fails, brevity suddenly becomes a virtue. How can I expect you to understand anything when simple concepts are several floors above your comprehension level eh? The unfortunate thing is - Nigeria has thousands, if not millions of you roaming around so you can at least revel in the fact that you're not an outlier.

If you read up to this point - be proud. That’s probably the longest thing you’ve ever successfully read.

shortgun:
Answer the danm question and stop being a nuisance

shortgun:
If colonization and enslavement were truly so beneficial to you, I’m surprised you’re dodging to clearly state all the benefits.

DiarisGodoo:
So the tribulation would happen while Paul was alive?

CaseSensitive:
You're magnifying your own ignorance and lack of basic comprehension and it's getting embarrassing at this point. You're reframing issues to dodge my points. I'll repeat for the umpteenth time, the colonial legacy created economies built to extract and export, not refine and reinvest. Then you cherry picked on Indorama petrochemical which succeeded because it’s foreign-owned, not because privatization fixed Nigeria. Profits still flows outward, not back into the local economy. It’s a continuation of dependency, not self-sufficiency.

You went on about Guinea who's policy is very recent. After decades of IMF-backed structural policies that prevented local processing. It’s an exception born out of pushback against that same system. And even then, the smelters are largely foreign-financed, still proving my point that dependence still exists.

I partly agree with you on Venezuela in my previous reply but you don't read to understand. You read to cherry-pick while ignoring major touch points. Venezuela’s corruption and mismanagement made them vulnerable. (Clap for yourself, I agree with you) but you failed to recognise that sanctions directly cut off their access to markets, equipment, and credit which crippled recovery. You can’t claim “bad policy” and ignore a decade of US-led financial blockades. That's like spewing gibberish like you always do, about how the titanic sank without mentioning the iceberg that it crashed into.

"Africans should just process resources themselves", that also like saying "Just build airplanes" while ignoring roadblocks and bottlenecks such as the lack of industrial infrastructure, global trade barriers against African manufacturing, Western-backed loan conditions discouraging subsidies or protectionism, and sabotage or destabilization whenever nations try to do it independently (e.g., Congo, Libya).

"Do I think without the West, Africa can explore or market resources" - That's more of a confession than a question. You're admitting Africa’s dependence and mistaking it for natural inferiority instead of engineered dependency.

Next time, READ!, when and if you do, make sure you read slowly. Comprehension is free.

Then you KO'ed yourself by referencing theafricareport.com articles for me. The Africa Report is published by Jeune Afrique Media Group. It is owned by the Ben Yahmed family who has strong connections with France and the French Media. Their connection with France is not even incidental or peripheral but deeply central. What do you expect from such editorials? Expecting them to critique CFA Franc is like expecting BP to publish anti-oil propaganda. What editorial are you going to reference next? BBC? CNN? France24? Arte? Le Monde?



But no, I didn't run. I just don’t argue with people still trying to Google their way out of an intellectual corner. You’ve been sprinting in circles around your own confusion while thinking you’re keeping pace. It’s not my fault you mistook my silence for surrender. Reading and comprehension are still your biggest opponent, not me. Keep shadow-boxing facts from The Africa Report and Google. You’re doing great.

CaseSensitive:
You're magnifying your own ignorance and lack of basic comprehension and it's getting embarrassing at this point. You're reframing issues to dodge my points. I'll repeat for the umpteenth time, the colonial legacy created economies built to extract and export, not refine and reinvest. Then you cherry picked on Indorama petrochemical which succeeded because it’s foreign-owned, not because privatization fixed Nigeria. Profits still flows outward, not back into the local economy. It’s a continuation of dependency, not self-sufficiency.

Please give me facts and evidence not childish claims.

Your writeup here is totally laughable I have been trying to guess your Age.

Which policy in Nigerian consistution that stops us from processing our mineral resources?
Please be specific.
I have been a trade consultant for over 18years, I currently have serious riders from different countries for Bauite ore, copper ores e.t.c.

No company in Nigeria can produce even 1% of the monthly requirements.



You went on about Guinea who's policy is very recent. After decades of IMF-backed structural policies that prevented local processing. It’s an exception born out of pushback against that same system. And even then, the smelters are largely foreign-financed, still proving my point that dependence still exists.

Which IMF policy stopped guinea from processing their bauxite?
You just claim rubbish to sound factual.

I have business partners on Guinea.



I [b]partly agree with you on Venezuela in my previous reply but you don't read to understand. You read to cherry-pick while ignoring major touch points. Venezuela’s corruption and mismanagement made them vulnerable. (Clap for yourself, I agree with you) but you failed to recognise that sanctions directly cut off their access to markets, equipment, and credit which crippled recovery. You can’t claim “bad policy” and ignore a decade of US-led financial blockades. That's like spewing gibberish like you always do, about how the titanic sank without mentioning the iceberg that it crashed into.

"Africans should just process resources themselves", that also like saying "Just build airplanes" while ignoring roadblocks and bottlenecks such as the lack of industrial infrastructure, global trade barriers against African manufacturing, Western-backed loan conditions discouraging subsidies or protectionism, and sabotage or destabilization whenever nations try to do it independently (e.g., Congo, Libya).
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It's obvious you do not know that every action has a reaction.

You would have asked yourself what Venezuela did to warrant those Sanctions
"Do I think without the West, Africa can explore or market resources" - That's more of a confession than a question. You're admitting Africa’s dependence and mistaking it for natural inferiority instead of engineered dependency.



Next time, READ!, when and if you do, make sure you read slowly. Comprehension is free.

Keep deceiving yourself.

The colonial policy to stop Africa from processing it mineral resources, did not stop Dangote from using local limestone to produce cementing many other local manufacturers?

Keep living on a bubble.



Then you KO'ed yourself by referencing theafricareport.com articles for me. The Africa Report is published by Jeune Afrique Media Group. It is owned by the Ben Yahmed family who strong connections with France and the French Media. Their connection with France is not even incidental or peripheral but deeply central. What do you expect from such editorials? Expecting them to critique CFA Franc is like expecting BP to publish anti-oil propaganda. What editorial are you going to reference next? BBC? CNN? France24? Arte? Le Monde?

But no, I didn't run. I just don’t argue with people still trying to Google their way out of an intellectual corner. You’ve been sprinting in circles around your own confusion while thinking you’re keeping pace. It’s not my fault you mistook my silence for surrender. [b]Reading and comprehension are still your biggest opponent, not me. Keep shadow-boxing facts from The Africa Report and Google. You’r[/b]e doing
great.

Are they the only site or media ppl to confirm the benefits of CFA?