₦airaland Forum

bigpicture001:
...ma man all u need do is travel..u sit in lagos and assume dat lagos is nigeria. travel ma man.nd dnt just assume when u visit difrnt winners,ask queations..abt who is the supervising pastor and not just the head pastors in each church.av done this research for years while u make ur statements bars on assumption...it is also the same this at 99% of all glo offices in nigeria.believe it or not church is a triabalized organisations.not only winners oooo.even Christmas embasy.chosen,nd all of them big churches..the churches are more abt mony making nd not value adding to the naija system

FredN:
Nothing wrong with his comments


We all have our different ways we react to grief. Akwa Ibom state is one of the truly christian states with almost 100% Christian population in Nigeria and in a sad event like this, it isn't out of place for an official of the state to give a faith based reassurance to its citizenry

America is a successful democracy yet Presidents still say God bless America


Atheists like to use events like these to support their beliefs, I personally think they have a point, but on the flip side, I have seen so much more miracles than tragedies as well which supports my faith. ....

In the end the evidence to believe in God greatly supersedes the reasons for doubt and the thirst for more knowledge has only but humbled great thinkers on the infinite reasons to know there is a God


It is a sad sad day... I feel terrible and personally hurt even though I didn't know anyone there. As humans we have almost the same universal grieving emotional response to events like these and it is a testament that we all have a common humanity, and one origin.

Random molecules cannot and will not create emotions like love and pain and hate and hurt. It won't, even in a million years frame us to ascend beyond primal urges for food and sex, and garner in humans, admiration for traits like loyalty and self sacrifice and faith and trust. It won't and it can't


While I weep for souls gone and lives cut short, it cannot but evoke in me feelings about the utter brevity of life and the hopelessness inherent in our mundane ambitions, dreams and luxuries we kill and main ourselves daily for. Everyone must die. Some soon, others later.

The one sure thing everyone has to deal with is the reality of the afterlife and whatever means we use to avoid thinking about it now that we are alive, we must face it when we die. The amount of life force in us is too much to be all exhausted at physical death. There must be more after death to justify its inherent perpetuity

God knows why he allows these sorts of human failings to have such fatal consequences on so many others, nevertheless I have seen so much of God's love to be infinitely convinced that whatever happens if his love allows it, then it can only be for the best

tyokunbo:
Source: http://towncrieronline.net/2016/11/28/im-not-jesus-man-kenyans-claimed-was-jesus-christ-finally-breaks-his-silence/

Last week, a respected Nairalander posted that there was commotion in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, when a man said to look like Jesus was seen walking through the central business district early on Tuesday evening. Here is the post.

https://www.nairaland.com/3483913/excitement-kenya-jesus-walks-through

Well, the man Kenyans thought was Jesus Christ is known as Daniel Christos and has come out to clarify that he is not Jesus but just a traveler who has been in the country for two weeks. Here is his photo.

DerrickzB:
Looool... Choooooo... my game don cut...

ceeceeuwa:
Nollywood script

SeverusSnape:
Good advice from APC, They should also advice Buhari to allow the legislature to carry out their constitutional duties, He should stop dabbling into the activities of the legislature, there should be separation of powers.

Just as the legislators should "concentrate on their primary constitutional responsibilities...", Buhari should also concentrate on delivering his Phantom campaign promises. Nigerians are suffering.

SeverusSnape:
Good advice from APC, They should also advice Buhari to allow the legislature to carry out their constitutional duties, He should stop dabbling into the activities of the legislature, there should be separation of powers.

Just as the legislators should "concentrate on their primary constitutional responsibilities...", Buhari should also concentrate on delivering his Phantom campaign promises. Nigerians are suffering.