₦airaland Forum

dalass:
But why arrest the poor woman too? Is she also being paid by them?
Isn't there any freedom of speech in this country again?

Who will take care of the kids now?

I'm sure the silly army will come and arrest the children with time too. People without vision.

Kriss216:
Working with Nigeria Army is one of the deadliest jobs on earth!
I've failed as a father if one of my children decides to join Nigeria Army!

.....what about Nigeria Police?

I think this man is MAD. How can he be insinuating something that's not even happening. The story about the Fulani's cow been ceased in Ondo was because they attacked the farmers there and they were dealt with.

So, what is he saying?

Why Study The Bible? (2)

Fri, 26 Jun 2020

‘You have become dull of hearing.’ Hebrews 5:11 NASB

Paul writes: ‘You have become dull of hearing… by this time you ought to be teachers, you have need again for someone to teach you the elementary principles… you have come to need milk and not solid food. For everyone who partakes only of milk… is an infant. But solid food is for the mature, who because of practice have their senses trained to discern good and evil.’ (Hebrews 5:11–14 NASB)

The key word in this passage is time. The people to whom these words were written had a learning disability: ‘You have become dull of hearing,’ meaning you are slow to learn. By the time you ought to be entering university, you’ve got to go back to primary school and learn your alphabet all over again. By the time you should be communicating the truth as teachers, you need to have someone communicate the truth to you.

Note the phrase ‘solid food is for the mature’. Who are the mature? You’re mature if you’ve trained yourself through constant use of Scripture. The mark of spiritual maturity isn’t how much you learn, it’s how much you put into practice. In the spiritual realm the opposite of ignorance isn’t knowledge, but obedience. Obeying the Scriptures is the key to spiritual maturity. In the long term, you retain about 10 per cent of what you hear, 50 per cent of what you see, and 90 per cent of what you do. So: ‘Don’t just listen to God’s word… do what it says. Otherwise, you are only fooling yourselves… if you do what it says… God will bless you for doing it.’ (James 1:22–25 NLT)

PUT ON THE LIGHT FOR OTHERS TO SEE

"One day I visited a friend of mine,Thomas Mouko, who is blind. And because it was night he did something that taught me a lot.

Upon entering the house, Thomas switched on the light.
And I asked him "Thomas, why did you put on the light yet you can't see?"...Thomas laughed for a long time, switched off the light and went to the kitchen, after a short while he came with a pot of tea and eggs, placed them perfectly well on the table and switched on the light again

What Thomas said made me shed tears because he said to me, Jay Jay! ...... I did not put on the light for my own sake or because I needed it, I did it for you because you needed it since you are not blind like me".

Then he asked me, "Jay Jay!! *How many times have you switched off the light for other people and denied them an opportunity to see light just because you yourself do not need it?". I thought about that so deeply

I ask you the same question today, *How many times have you put off your lights and denied others an opportunity to see the light while they are in darkness*

❌Why would you let your accounts grow to millions while your brother's child is going barefooted?

❌Why would you put clothes you don't wear in the bin while someone out there is almost going naked?

❌Why would food rot in your house while there is someone out there sleeping hungry?

❌Why will you see a business opportunity and hide it without sharing with your friends when you know you wont use it?

❌Why will you be in a position to help someone get promotion or a new job and you keep it because the person is not from your family, tribe or religion?

❌Why will you defame your brother or sister just because you don't want someone to help them?

*That is equivalent to switching off the light in the dark*.

These are the things we should be mindful of as Human.

Let us stop majoring on the minor and start focusing on what pleases Our Lord, Our Creator. This is true religion, helping the needy and being there for those who do not have a voice.

Have a Splendid week ahead while you turn on the lights you've switched off.

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somto10:
lol
Osibanjo and gbaja in high spirit whereas their Godfather is in pains...
U see politics eh, if u no geh mind, no near am.

When dem warn masquerade (egungun) to be careful, he think say dem no like am. At last, egungun don enter kanga (well)

Can someone update us on what Jagaban & Oshi Baba dey do now?

I'm waiting oooo.

Esseite:
The shock amongst Governors is, if Tinubu feels he can dictate who governs Edo, he might aswell displace all other governors when it's their turn..

This fight is between the Governors and Bourdillion... Ambode/Obaseki is one too many for them.

And their greatest fear which was the myth of decamping and ruining their careers has been shattered by Obaseki's massive accolade across board in Edo.

Ambode now will be singing:

Oh Lord, I am very very grateful........
for all, you have done for me,
Oh Lord, I am very very grateful,
I am saying, thank you JESUS.

Can we stop all this news of APC secretariat please.

Whosoever says SW should not have AMOTEKUN, is damn forever.

Awon oloribuku gbogbo.

North is indeed in trouble. Security in the north cannot be guarantee again.

This is so sad.

kehinde1588:
See who is taking...who is FFK he has never been sensible. If you give him your time is going to waste it.
Tinubu has right to be Nigerian President. If you think he will move to your party PDP you don't know him.
He has always identify with serious minded politicians. Since the powerful PDP leader like OBJ could not bring him down who will?
Tinubu is a good fighter, he is a problem solver and a leader who his people listen to which has brought unity in governance in the south west.
People like FFK are the hypothetical ones. They talk as if they knew better but are left in their own confused state along with the lovers of confusion.

Tinubu still has the majority by his side

continue dreaming as you cannot see the hand writing on the wall.

Even Tinubu himself is trembling now wherever he is.

O ga oooooo. This is too much for one person now.

Everything scatter scatter for APV, sorry for APC now oooooo

JAMO4REAL1:
Tinubu go form another party with osho

and they will both fail woefully by God's grace.

Why Study The Bible? (1)

Thu, 25 Jun 2020

‘Like newborn babies, long for the pure milk of the Word.’ 1 Peter 2:2 NASB

Daily Bible study is essential to your spiritual growth. Professor Howard Hendricks writes: ‘When our kids were youngsters growing up, we set up a growth chart on the back of a closet door. As they grew, they begged us to measure how tall they’d gotten and record it on the chart. It didn’t matter how small the increments were, they bounced up and down with excitement to see their progress. One time after I measured one of my daughters, she asked me the sort of question you wish kids wouldn’t ask: “Daddy, why do big people stop growing?” How could I explain that big people don’t stop growing—we just grow in a different direction? I don’t know what I told her, but to this day the Lord is still asking me, “Hendricks, are you growing old, or are you growing up?”’

How about you? How long have you been a Christian? Nine months? Thirty-nine years? The real issue is how much have you grown up? Step up to God’s growth chart and measure your progress. That’s what the apostle Peter meant when he wrote, “Like newborn babies, long for the pure milk of the Word, so that by it you may grow in respect to salvation.” Just as a baby grabs for the bottle, you grab for the Bible. The baby has to have milk to sustain its life physically; and you have to have the Scriptures to sustain your life spiritually. So the first reason for studying the Scriptures is that it’s a means of spiritual growth. It is God’s primary tool to develop you as an individual.

Sakamanje........lol. For them it is a game. For us, it's politics. For them, they all win, because they will always support each other. For us, nothing especially the tugs that will loose their lives unnecessarily.

Be wise. No die for anybody unnecessarily.

Lobatan!

......but where is that man call Tinubu to come and make comment.

Kokoboss:
Btruth brother morning sir. Please I sent a pm

can't see your mail. Re-send it.

Kokoboss:
Btruth brother morning sir. Please I sent a pm

okay

RuudVanNisteroy:
42 years later we are still struggling to complete it

Nigeria is a sorry state.

Rebuild Your Integrity

Wed, 24 Jun 2020

‘If I have cheated anybody out of anything, I will pay back.’ Luke 19:8 NIV

Zacchaeus got rich by taking more taxes from people than his Roman masters demanded, and pocketing the difference. But after he met Jesus, he said, ‘If I have cheated people on their taxes, I will give them back four times as much!’ (Luke 19:8 NLT) Consequently, Jesus said, ‘Salvation has come to this home today.’ (Luke 19:9 NLT)

Integrity isn’t about regret, or seeking to minimise painful consequences, or attempting to do damage control. It’s about honest repentance, making amends, and living in a way that guarantees you’ll do things differently in the future. Writing about integrity, Greg Laurie says: ‘What is integrity? It’s really the same as having character. DL Moody defined integrity as what you are in the dark. In other words, integrity is who we are when there is no one around to impress. It’s the real us. Humourist Will Rogers once said, “So live that you would not mind selling your pet parrot to the town gossip.” That’s the idea of integrity.’

The Bible says, ‘The integrity of the upright shall guide them.’ (Proverbs 11:3 KJV) Rebuilding your integrity means humbly acknowledging that sometimes your thoughts aren’t fit to print, or that you’ve hurt someone and need to make things right or that you’re going to stop cheating your employer or on your taxes. Integrity is who you are when nobody’s looking. Job said, ‘Does He not see my ways… If I have walked with falsehood, or if my foot has hastened to deceit, let me be weighed on honest scales, that God may know my integrity.’ (Job 31:4–6 NKJV)

Starting today, rebuild your integrity.

Let every state start to embark on something meaningful. I know we will all get there by HIS grace.

Twinkletwin:
someone please save my soul with 1k am dying of hunger

how do you want to receive it?

SpecialAdviser:
God forgive his sins and accept his soul in his bosom.

At least he did a great invention.
He was more useful than all Nigerian politicians DEAD or ALIVE.

He was.....those our senators they always make me weep.

StagethemTVee:
He probably needs people to believe in himself

better to have Lord than people.

Which kind depression be this now?

.......even with a fortune of N100m I go create enough fun for myself, with plenty of "asun" by the pool side everyday.

Truly, if one no have God, you no have anything ooo. The joy of the Lord is sincerely good.

RIP to him anyway.