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SpecialAdviser:my thought as well. Something is really fishy. ![]() |
11 death squad with extra 4 players...... ![]() |
Chai! See as country dey organise. And yet, this is in Africa. Who do we offend in Nigeria gan self? |
Lynx....whao! This thing can be sweet? |
matrix199:don't mind him. Who is even talking about football now self? ![]() |
What else can be done to format the brain of the Nigerian soldiers & police? ![]() |
This people are damn too serious in fighting the insurgency in their country. How I wish Buhari & Kyari can learn one or 2 lesson from them. ![]() |
Erediauwa:whosoever or group that developed this bio-weapon called coronavirus should not have rest for the rest of their lives. This evil should visit all their relatives and their generation unborn. |
BENARI:it will not happen IJN. mark my words too. |
The Importance of The Cross (1) Wed, 8 Apr 2020 ‘God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ.’ Galatians 6:14 KJV It’s interesting that in the Bible Jesus doesn’t ask us to remember His birth or His resurrection, although we know we should, but He tells us to remember His death. When He instituted the Lord’s Supper, He said, ‘This do in remembrance of Me.’ (Luke 22:19 KJV) Paul said, ‘God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ.’ The cross is an instrument of death. So why glory in it? Because of what took place there. When Jesus said, ‘It is finished,’ all your sins from the cradle to the grave were paid for. So the cross is God’s first and last word when it comes to salvation. It’s His first word because Jesus was ‘the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.’ (Revelation 13:8 KJV) And the cross is God’s last word about salvation, for in Heaven they will sing, ‘You were slain, and by Your blood You ransomed people for God from every tribe and language and people and nation.’ (Revelation 5:9 ESV) There is no ‘plan B’ for salvation. The only road that goes to Heaven goes through Calvary. You can’t bypass the cross or go around it if you want to be saved. The Bible says, ‘Without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins.’ (Hebrews 9:22 ESV) As you look at the cross today, you’ll see the curse of sin, the cost of sin, and the cure for sin. And as you look at the cross, remind yourself: ‘He did it for me.’ |
fairfora:that will teach her and others a big lesson. |
Somewhere in Badagry. The only thing people received even trying to go and find/buy food is "koboko & igbati" from the police officers. ![]() |
.......because someone is not obeying the law of lockdown, so the next thing is to kill him? But which kind country be dis Nigeria self? Why is it that our law enforcement agent don't understand the meaning of protection for their subjects. Last week, a stupid army officer kill an innocent guy at Warri, and now, another senseless killing at Abia. What's wrong with this men in uniform gan self? ![]() |
komzygirl:my thought exactly..... ![]() |
........me I'm just looking for means of getting to my village. I'm even tired of this city life self. ![]() They should just allow me drive through either Lagos/Ibadan expressway via Shagamu or through Ikorodu to Ijebu-Ode. Garri & different kind of vegetables plenty for me for home oooo. Naa how to reach my home town be the problem now oooo...... |
What has really gone wrong with the world? ![]() Lord please forgive us all of our sins in Jesus name. |
Too bad for her. This is what her ego had caused her. ![]() |
CreditAlertz:but OP is talking about Nigeria. But why is it that good news doesn't mean good things to some people gan self? ![]() |
Go To Your ‘God Place’ Tue, 7 Apr 2020 ‘Abraham went early in the morning to the place where he had stood before the Lord.’ Genesis 19:27 NKJV Abraham had a special place where he met with God. So did Daniel, when his life was threatened: ‘In his upper room… he knelt… three times that day… and prayed and gave thanks before… God, as was his custom.’ (Daniel 6:10 NKJV) Jesus, too, had a special place: ‘Before daylight, He… departed to a solitary place; and there He prayed.’ (Mark 1:35 NKJV) Here’s an idea: establish a ‘God place’ in your life. When problems and pressures threaten to overwhelm you, go to your God place. When you need guidance, go to your God place. Hymnist William Walford penned these time-honoured words: ‘Sweet hour of prayer! Sweet hour of prayer! That calls me from a world of care, and bids me at my Father’s throne make all my wants and wishes known. In seasons of distress and grief, my soul has often found relief; and oft escaped the tempter’s snare, by thy return, sweet hour of prayer!’ In the words of Henry Ward Beecher: ‘Wherever you have seen God pass, mark that spot, and go sit in that window again.’ Your God place can be anywhere, but it should be somewhere. After you’ve been there a while, a kind of aura will surround it. You’ll create memories of intimate times with God. It will become your sanctuary, which simply means ‘a place of refuge and safety’. David wrote, ‘Those who live in the shelter of the Most High will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty.’ (Psalm 91:1 NLT) Call it your God place, your secret place, your sanctuary, or whatever, but establish such a place in your life. |
Betakeshi:.......and it will never reach Nigeria by His grace in Jesus name. |
chatinent:why now? ![]() |
nony43:Nigerian are most terrible people in the world, they usually take advantage of each other at a time of adversity. We are too conscious of money in this country. ![]() |
lordlugards:he looks 75 gan self. ![]() |
A Word For Single Parents Mon, 6 Apr 2020 ‘He gives the childless woman a family, making her a happy mother.’ Psalm 113:9 NLT Imagine the agony a single parent goes through when they are required by a court order to send their child for an extended visit with the other parent. Yes, it’s necessary and it’s fair, but it can be painful. One single mum described her feelings this way: ‘I feel an incredible sense of loss. The loneliness immediately starts to set in, I worry constantly about their safety, but I resist the urge to call every hour to see how they’re doing. And when they do call me to tell me how much fun they’re having, I grieve over the fact that they’re having a life completely separate from my own. My only consolation is knowing that they’re coming home soon. But I’m haunted by the fear that they won’t want to come home to me.’ For the single parent who identifies with this hurting mother, there’s a way to get through the painful period of waiting. Instead of seeing this time alone as a period of isolation and deprivation, view it as an opportunity to recharge your batteries and reinvigorate your spirit. Spend time with friends. Read your Bible and pray. Return to a hobby you’ve set aside. Fill your hours with things that are impossible amid the responsibility of childcare, recognising that your children will benefit when you do. They’ll return to a re-energised you, instead of one coming off a time of depression. God says, ‘My grace is all you need.’ (2 Corinthians 12:9 NLT) Today draw on His grace. |
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Story. How are we to know if they issue them a license? Bunch of liars. |
Since they will not follow a simple instruction. Why won't he be demoted? ![]() |
valarmorghulis:i swear that Butatai is the worst Chief of Army staff in the history of Nigeria. Very ugly thing like a devil. |
Rockyrascal:You don't know Funke. She has always been a very rebellious person. What do you expect from someone that doesn't give a damn about her father's burial. Shame on her & her husband. |
Skyfornia:God bless you. I won't say much. Let them continue on their way of destruction. Time will tell if 5G is helpful or harmful. |
Remove The Label Of ‘Impossible’ Sun, 5 Apr 2020 ‘With men it is impossible, but not with God.’ Mark 10:27 NKJV When you label something as being ‘impossible’, three things happen: (1) By giving in to the fear of failure you kill your own faith and motivation. (2) You risk settling for less than God wants you to have. (3) By excluding God from the equation you cut yourself off from the greatest power in the universe. When oil prices went through the roof in the 1970s, car manufacturers were ordered to build more fuel-efficient cars. One manufacturer asked a group of senior engineers to drastically reduce the weight of the cars they were designing. They worked on the problem and searched for solutions, but they finally concluded that making lighter cars couldn’t be done, would be too expensive, and would present too many safety concerns. What was the car manufacturers’ solution? They gave the problem to a group of less experienced engineers, and the new group found ways to reduce the weight of the companies’ cars by hundreds of kilograms. Why? Because they believed solving the problem was possible—and it was. Every time you remove the label of impossible from a task, and include God in it, you raise your potential from ‘average’ to ‘off-the-charts’. George Bernard Shaw said, ‘Some men see things as they are and say, “Why?” I dream of things that never were and say, “Why not?”’ Jesus said, ‘With men it is impossible, but not with God; for with God all things are possible.’ In the natural world, you may not be able to accomplish it. But when you step into the realm of the supernatural, God adds His ‘super’ to your ‘natural’, and what seems impossible becomes possible. |
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