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Politics › Re: I Will Like To Interview Atiku & Tinubu - Rufai Oseni Says; Daniel Bwala Reacts by bong4(m): 8:39am On Sep 14
Obiedun:
God forbid. If I were Tinubu I will never stoop so low to be interviewed by you.
The Bible says:
Give not what is holy to dog, cast not your pearl before swine.
The Bible said, "Give what is HOLY..." Tinubu and Holiness can not be in the same sentence, bro. All aspiring leaders should be scrutinized publicly. Arise TV is a big platform, and any aspirant worth his/her onions should humbly submit to their interview.
Politics › Re: Filth: Sanwo-olu Declares State Of Emergency On Waste Management by bong4(m): 9:32pm On Sep 10
treesun:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/09/filth-sanwo-olu-declares-state-of-emergency-on-waste-management/
When the ex-corper, Raye called them out to their responsibility of improving the keeping Lagos clean, they all pounced on her. "Wind done blow, we don see fowl yansh"
Politics › Re: Mbah Unveils 7,000 Classrooms, 1500km Roads; Says Enugu On Course To Greatness by bong4(m): 10:18am On Sep 10
Tabithatim:
Governor Mbah unveils over 10,000 milestone achievements, says Enugu on course to greatness

_..Records 1,521km of roads, 7,000 classrooms, 260 Type-2 PHCs, sweeping reforms




Source
You are referring to roads and classrooms, yet showing pictures of people gathering under a roof. Are these the roads and classrooms?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Photo Of Princess Ameerah Of Saudi Arabia Without A Hijab by bong4(m): 1:53pm On Aug 28
MrsAyomide:
HRH Banke Oniru writes:



Source
What amazes is when some of them stand on the road looking for lift. I just tell myself, "their likes will pick them"
Culture › Re: Eluku Festival: Ikorodu Announces Curfew by bong4(m): 6:39pm On Aug 27
akpumping7720:
Do you ibos still celebrate ofala festival?
Does Ofala festival restrict the movement of non-indigenes?
Culture › Re: Eluku Festival: Ikorodu Announces Curfew by bong4(m): 6:38pm On Aug 27
akpumping7720:
When your people are celebrating ofala festival do you say all these your epistles? But you have problems when others are celebrating theirs.
No one is against your celebrations, but when your festivities restrict the free movement of others, then it is wicked, barbaric, evil and should be discarded.
Imagine a world where movements are restricted for non-christians, non-muslims etc during christmas, sallah etc. An Eye for an Eye makes the world go blind.
You are free to swing your hand but do not allow it hit me.
Culture › Re: Eluku Festival: Ikorodu Announces Curfew by bong4(m): 6:20pm On Aug 27
ikorodureporta:
cool
Eluku festival in Ikorodu, August 2026
Imagine a world where every celebration by different faiths restricts the movement of others. So during Christmas, Easter, etc., only Christians will move around; during Sallah celebrations, only Muslims will move around, and so on.
Any celebration that restricts the movement of people of other faiths is fetish, evil, and wicked, and should be abolished. Live and let's live, please.
Health › Re: Redeemer’s Health Village Unveils Robotic Surgery To Curb Medical Tourism by bong4(m): 8:33am On Aug 26
HisaacPlus:
Redeemer’s Health Village unveils robotic surgery to curb medical tourism

By
Idowu Abdullahi
Kindly share this story:

Citing the need to curb medical tourism, health sector stakeholders have called for a stronger healthcare ecosystem to support the adoption of advanced surgical technologies in Nigeria.

The stakeholders noted that robotic-assisted surgery could improve surgical precision, reduce blood loss, and shorten recovery time for patients undergoing complex procedures.

They, however, stressed that sustaining such technology would require skilled personnel, continuous training, reliable infrastructure, and strong collaboration among healthcare institutions, government, and the private sector.

The stakeholders made the call when the Redeemer’s Health Village unveiled robotic surgery services in partnership with RoboMed Global Inc., USA, to advance healthcare delivery in Nigeria.
The partnership also combines robotic surgery services with a training academy to equip Nigerian professionals with the skills to perform and support advanced procedures.

Redeemer’s Health Village is a faith-based 300-bed multispecialty hospital established by the Redeemed Christian Church of God.

While commending RCCG leadership at the launch, the Minister of State for Health, Dr Iziaq Salako, said the addition of robotic surgery would advance healthcare services being provided by RHV.

“The vision of robotic surgery that is being translated into reality today will no doubt help to save lives and add value to the country,” he said.

According to him, it aligns very strongly with at least two of the four pillars of our health transformation agenda, which are to improve health outcomes and unlock the healthcare value chain.

“It also resonates very strongly with our vision to reverse the dominant direction of medical tourism from outbound to inbound and save the country from scarce foreign exchange,” he said.

Salako said the services introduced by RHV, which include a structured training program for surgeons in the country, would lead to appropriate certification to practice robotic surgery in a safe and controlled manner in Nigeria.

“This is a commendable pathway to update the clinical skills of our surgeons for new medical technology,” he said.

He urged Nigerians, particularly players in the healthcare value chain, to join hands in building “a fully functional health system, anchored on equity, affordability, and able to meet the health needs of any Nigerian at any point in time”.

Also speaking, a former Minister of State for Health, Olorunnimbe Mamora, while commending RHV for the giant leap, said robotic-assisted surgery represents another significant milestone in that journey of healthcare innovation.
Represented by the First National Overseer of RCCG, Pastor Joseph Olayemi, Adeboye said that by combining surgeons’ expertise with robotic precision and fear of God, many lives would be saved.

“We believe that knowledge, science and technology, when responsibly and compassionately deployed with the fear of God, are powerful instruments for preserving life and alleviating human suffering,” Olayemi said.

Idowu Abdullahi

https://punchng.com/redeemers-health-village-unveils-robotic-surgery-to-curb-medical-tourism/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAT6mLJjbGNrBPqXfXBkb2YFZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEeC0ygFpgp7qgEVYK3ScLf6QmKUOj6sREy1oK0zi6SPOI_nk0hkReLCaWRcuI_aem_Ej7rA370sIHxU7f9Ap5IUQ
“The vision of robotic surgery that is being translated into reality today will no doubt [b]help to save lives a[/b]nd add value to the country,”
In my opinion, the bolden should be the main focus of this hospital, not curbing medical tourism. People are entitled to receive health care wherever they deem fit, so if this hospital is very functional, it will be another option added.
Christianity Etc › Re: Sunday And Church: Are We Worshipping God Or Just Following A Routine? by bong4(m): 11:56am On Aug 23
Ruthy2026:
Every Sunday, millions of Christians wake up, dress up, and head to church. For many, it is one of the most important routines of the week.

But here is a question worth asking:

If Sunday disappeared from the calendar tomorrow, would our relationship with God remain the same?

That question isn't meant to attack church attendance. In fact, gathering together has deep roots in Christianity. The New Testament records believers meeting on the first day of the week, including the church at Troas gathering to break bread and receive teaching.

But perhaps we sometimes focus so much on going to church that we forget the bigger purpose of being the Church.

Was Sunday always the Christian "Sabbath"?

This is where things get interesting.

The biblical Sabbath was the seventh day, and the history of Christian Sunday worship developed gradually rather than through one simple command changing Saturday to Sunday. Historical evidence indicates that early Christians increasingly gathered on Sunday because of its connection with Christ's resurrection, while Sabbath observance continued among some Jewish Christians.

The resurrection itself is described as occurring on the first day of the week.

So when Christians gather on Sunday today, the practice has a long historical and theological story behind it.

But perhaps the more important question is not "Saturday or Sunday?"

It is:

"What are we actually doing with our faith?"

Church Attendance Is Not the Same as Spiritual Growth

Someone can attend church every Sunday and still struggle to forgive.

Someone can know dozens of Bible verses and still treat people badly.

Someone can sit in the front row every week and never help the person sitting outside the church who needs encouragement.

And someone who misses a Sunday because of circumstances isn't automatically less faithful.

Jesus repeatedly challenged the idea that outward religious activity was enough. The Christian life is supposed to influence how we treat people, make decisions, handle money, forgive others, and live when nobody is watching.

That is where Sunday becomes more than a weekly appointment.

Church should change what happens after we leave church.

What If We Started Measuring Church Differently?
In summary, we worship God in Spirit but not in TRUTH. The same tongue-speaking, verse quoting "christian" will still get to the office late on Monday and still hide a staff's file more out of envy, even after praying in the morning.
Christianity Etc › Re: What Kind Of "Side Hustle" Is Your Church Running? by bong4(m): 11:53am On Aug 23
Sangoamadioha1:
Are these things you mentioned there free of charge? Are the cost even subsidized for members?
So how dem take try?
They are running a side hustle, yes, but members no dey benefit from the side hustle
Why not run yours and make it free? After all the tax you pay, what free things do you benefit from the government? I am sure if you check your family well, one or two of your members are employed in one of the establishments of these churches.
Christianity Etc › Re: What Kind Of "Side Hustle" Is Your Church Running? by bong4(m): 11:50am On Aug 23
DMCA:
Private jet acquisition business and universities dat members cannot attend cool
Oyedepo yes daddy.. well done cool
So the people attending are "spirits." Instead of you humbling yourself and learn, stay from afar and remain dormant.
Politics › Re: Segun Showunmi Lists 'More Competent Presidential Materials From East Than Obi' by bong4(m): 5:38pm On Aug 18
Mariangeles:
Just like Southwest had way better, and more intellectually sound presidential candidates than Tinubu, but here we are.
Don't mind them. God gave them Prof Osinbanjo, they settled for devil's alternative. How will this man now identify good candidates from the South East?
Politics › Re: Sanwo-Olu Built & Commissioned This Fresh Food Market In Lagos (video) by bong4(m): 11:14am On Aug 16
AdegbemiroX:
Members of the Association of Sad People don dey land.

Sad news make them happy though...
I believe it is saddest to start something with all the hype and jamboree, yet a year or few years later, it's no longer functioning.
Why not go there and validate what the fellow has said and bring your contrary opinion, instead of being a 2k data puppet in the handa of your oppressors.
Sports › Re: Katsina United Player, Ozor Chinedu, Found Alive In Mortuary by bong4(m): 2:54pm On Aug 12
Islie:
https://dailytrust.com/confusion-as-katsina-united-player-declared-dead-found-alive-in-mortuary/#google_vignette
Leave all these dead-or-alive stories. The main discussion should be how the guy in these pictures is 18 years old.
Politics › Re: Bishop Oyedepo Knocks Tinubu Over Worsening Insecurity by bong4(m): 4:36am On Aug 04
floss:
If at the end of the day, tulumbu ends up as OTP... Then it's over for yorubas, because tulumbu is their biggest masquerade... Aside tulumbu, no heavy weight from that region again.... Even El Rufai son can win any yoruba candidate afterwards grin grin

Let them pray that tulumbu ticket no cut grin grin
You lie. There are several better and decent candidates in the South West compared to this character in Aso Rock. Although the damage has been done, I tell you Nigerians will rally round Osinbajo any day, anytime, but of course we are in love with our oppressors, so the sufferings will continue.
Autos › Re: ❗️CAR SCANNING/DIAGNOSIS IN LAGOS 08167469103❗️ by bong4(m): 10:19pm On Jul 19
Michael547:
Scan your car
I have scanned results for a Benz C240, W203 (2005). Can yu give the interpretation. I am in Osun State?
Christianity Etc › Re: How Do You Keep Your Sermon Notes After Church? by bong4(m): 12:31pm On Jul 19
Studentcosmos:
I was arranging some old books yesterday and found a notebook from about three years ago.
It was full of sermon notes.

As I read through them, I couldn't believe how much God had taught me that I had completely forgotten.
It also made me realise something else.

Over the years, I've written notes in different notebooks, saved Bible verses on my phone, bookmarked sermons on YouTube, sent messages to myself on WhatsApp and even used Google Keep.

Everything is scattered.

I'm beginning to think that taking notes is not really the problem. Keeping them organised is.
So I'm curious...

How do you keep your sermon notes?

- Traditional notebook?
- Bible with handwritten notes?
- Notes app on your phone?
- Voice recordings?
- Dedicated Bible journaling app?
- Or do you simply trust your memory?

Personally, I'm trying to move towards keeping everything in one place because I've realised God often reminds us of things He spoke months or even years ago.

I'd really like to hear what has worked for other Christians.
Writing notes during sermon is one thing, keeping them organized is not even an issue. The main goal is to practice what is being preached, and worshipping God in Truth!
Family › Re: Her Husband Does Not Trust Her by bong4(m): 12:25pm On Jul 19
WatchYourSix:
What in the flying fvck is across the bridge??
The OP and his/her likes know what they are doing.
Politics › Re: Christian Council Asks FG To Review FRSC Bill Criminalising Preaching In Buses by bong4(m): 12:30am On Jul 19
YourNextLevel:
People that block the street while praying every week does not enter frsc bills?

What a joke !!!

You people should just wait until after election, tax etc will fall in line

Una never see anything yet
Including those that declare Oro, depriving others of free movement.
Sports › Re: Could Nigeria’s Super Eagles Have Reached The World Cup Knockout Stage? by bong4(m): 8:39pm On Jul 09
Kemetian:
SHUT UP AND USE YOUR BRAIN.

HE IS REFERRING TO THE VASTLY IMPROVED SUPER EAGLES UNDER ERIC CHELLE.

NOT THE TEAM THAT FAILED TO QUALIFY FOR THE WORLD CUP.

That vastly improved team had its Team B or Team C play credible draws with Poland and star-studded Portugal in front of their fans just prior to the World Cup.

Did you even know about those games?
The way you juveniles are quick to use uncouth words to respond to simple comments is a dangerous signal of a bleak future for Nigeria.
Sports › Re: Could Nigeria’s Super Eagles Have Reached The World Cup Knockout Stage? by bong4(m): 8:36pm On Jul 09
yaroinsider:
Source:
https://yaroinsider.com/could-nigerias-super-eagles-have-reached-the-world-cup-knockout-stage-squad-depth-fuels-fresh-debate/
Even if it was automatic, we wouldn't have qualified. It's unfortunate these crop of talented players are playing for Nigeria at this time
Car Talk › Re: � Mercedes-benz Diagnostics Awareness. Electrical. @ Ryan Automotive Limited by bong4(m): 10:15am On Jul 07
RyanAutomotive:
Hello boss. Yes, I can source genuine O₂ sensors as well as a vehicle speed sensor for your Mercedes-Benz C240 W203.

Kindly let me know the model year of the vehicle (e.g. 2001, 2003, 2005, etc.) so I can confirm the correct part numbers and availability.

Since you’re in Ile-Ife, please note that you’ll need to cover the procurement cost of me. of the parts as well as the logistics/courier fee to deliver them to your location.

You can call or WhatsApp me on +234 911 306 9560 so we can discuss the details and get the right genuine parts for your vehicle.

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Education › Re: Court Of Appeal Upholds Hijab Ban In University Of Ibadan International School by bong4(m): 10:14am On Jul 07
Musty112:
Again, I invite you to exercise reasoning. Check my original comment where I mentioned that the contention is whether or not the school is a private or public school. The decision of the Supreme Court will shed light and hence why I stated what I stated. If the court decides that the school is a public school, then whether you like it or not, student will adorn their hijabs and cover their modesty. If otherwise, the school by implication will find another name not in any way attached to a public university. My question still remain though, for all the shout that you are tolerant and "Muslims are not", how does a piece of clothing over the head adorned by girls affect your life?
Vintage men! Always making the rules for the women and never effecting any for themselves. Why not form your school and force your "modesty" down their throat.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Never Condemns Biafra Or IPOB - Ali Modu Sheriff by bong4(m): 10:12am On Jul 07
Vixlot:
Peter Obi, up to this moment, is pursuing the division of Nigeria because he believes in Biafra. He never condemns Biafra or IPOB, as he wants to divide Nigeria. He should come out and say if he doesn’t believe in the division of the country.

- Ali Modu Shariff, former Governor of Borno

In a saner clime, shouldn't this man and Shettima be in dungeon?
Education › Re: Court Of Appeal Upholds Hijab Ban In University Of Ibadan International School by bong4(m): 2:02pm On Jul 05
tundeblack:
The rate at which some Islamic extremist fight wrongly. It's not a must to attend ISI, many Muslim schools are in ibadan if u like wear purdah. It's becoming annoying
They just love creating avenue for chaos.
Education › Re: Court Of Appeal Upholds Hijab Ban In University Of Ibadan International School by bong4(m): 2:00pm On Jul 05
Musty112:
Try to exercise reasoning. The Supreme Court judgement is there already and that is why I said the contention is whether or not the school is a public school. Besides, like I asked earlier, how does a piece of clothing affect adorned by another to cover what they deem sacred them affect your life! The Hijab is an everyday attire for Muslim woman. Not to a function, not only on fridays or any other day. It is an everyday attire.
"Exercising Reasoning" is you counting your cost before embarking on a journey. You should have done your analysis on the pros and cons of a situation before delving into it. If you are too concern with putting on an "out of uniform" attire, then you find the environment that can accommodate your lifestyle. There are several islamic schools in Ibadan, Nigeria or even Afghanistan that will welcome an adherent, and still ensure the fellow makes it big in life. We don't have to create chaos where hitherto, peace abound. People should stop being troublesome.
Car Talk › Re: � Mercedes-benz Diagnostics Awareness. Electrical. @ Ryan Automotive Limited by bong4(m): 12:12am On Jul 05
Do you have vehicle speed/O₂ sensors for Mercedes-Benz C240 W203?

I have these scan codes on my Benz and will need genuine O₂ sensors. I am in Ile-Ife, though.

Thanks

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