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sukerefakere:
I don't care because religion is a SCAM
Edit:
What about CatFish??

Very Useless set of people.


If you quote me ehn

.....don't mind her. What about any fish?

rest in peace.

Share It With Them

Fri, 31 May 2019

‘Whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst.’ John 4:14 NKJV

One day the Pharisees asked Jesus about the company He kept: ‘Why do you eat and drink with such scum?’ (Luke 5:30 NLT) Such contempt—and from those who should have been the first to show love and compassion!

Jesus loved people; look how He dealt with the woman at the well. First, He broke the rules. Jews didn’t mix with Gentiles, and they certainly didn’t associate with her kind. (She’d been married five times.) Jesus walked for many kilometres to meet this woman. He went into her world to bring her into His. He mixed with her not to take advantage of her or become like her, but to reach, redeem, and restore her. That’s why He’s called ‘a friend of sinners’ (see Matthew 11:19). Could people say that about you?

Second, He broke the ice. Jesus talked about what she was interested in—water. You must start where people are, not where you think they should be. You must use words they understand. And get over your fear of rejection. You may lose face if they say no, but think what they’ll lose if they never have a chance to say yes to the Gospel.

Third, He broke the news. He offered her living water instead of dead religion. How can you say you love someone and not share with them the greatest thing you ever found—salvation? Everybody you meet is hung up on the past, anxious about the future, or in need of a real friend. Once you find which door they’re behind, walk through it with love and sensitivity. They’re thirsty for ‘living water’. Share it with them

Atiku79:
The inauguration exercise today at the Eagle square is NULL AND VOID. It can't stand with a stolen mandate.
The supreme court will rewrite the many wrongs of INEC

Fellow Nigerians rejoice and be exceedingly glad.

ATIKU IS COMING, ATIKU IS HERE!!! !!!!!!!!

"motor to ti lo, lo njowo sii" (the motor wey don go, naa him you dey wave at)

Spend More Time In Prayer

Thu, 30 May 2019

‘Look to the Lord and His strength; seek His face.’ 1 Chronicles 16:11 NIV

In Catherine Marshall’s book A Closer Walk, her husband Leonard LeSourd writes about the beginning of their marriage. ‘Catherine had huge adjustments to make. She sold her Washington dream house to move... so I could continue to commute to my job at Guideposts in New York City. My children—Linda, ten; Chester, six; Jeffrey, three—had been through a deeply unsettling two years, adjusting to a variety of housekeepers. They had mixed feelings towards moving into a new house, and especially towards “the new mommy that Daddy’s bringing home”. Catherine’s son Peter, who was nineteen, was going through a period of rebellion at Yale… Catherine and I had so many things to pray about that we began to rise an hour early each morning to read the Bible and seek answers together. Her current journal lay open beside us in these predawn prayer times, recording our changing needs, and His unchanging faithfulness.’

As the pressures of life mount, you need to pray more, not less.

Jesus rose before dawn to pray. Sometimes He prayed all night. Other times He left the demands of the crowd to pray. Why? Because your power, peace, joy, and effectiveness are directly related to the time you spend in prayer. Then why don’t we pray daily? For the same reason people join a gym in January and quit by February. Prayer requires discipline that only you can put in place. But it brings great rewards.

Hymnist Fanny Crosby wrote: ‘Oh, the pure delight of a single hour, that before Thy throne I spend. As I kneel in prayer, and with Thee my God, I commune as friend with friend.’

UAE123:
@ OP, you would have restricted yourself to the car President Bihari used during its inauguration without making reference to your statement saying "it is coming bearing when he declared its assets" because the car is not his personal property but that of the federal republic of Nigeria.

abi ooo....... as one did not expect the Nigerian President for his inaugural today in a Toyota Sienna 011.

"awon keni mani enia"

Redoil:
See eh nigerians are hungry and sick give them food and security and see them listening to you

All will be well in Jesus name.

Amen.

Atiku79:
Though I admire your commitment towards nation building and efforts for the unity of our great country, your stolen mandate won't last.

Today's inauguration is Pyrrhic and painfully ephemeral, Atiku will SURELY reclaim his mandate at the Supreme court.
Those celebrating for Buhari's second term should wait first because Atiku is coming.

Fellow Nigerians rejoice and make merry.
ATIKU IS COMING, ATIKU IS HERE!

this particular Nigeria? or you are talking about another Nigeria outside Nigeria?

I think the HR has a lot she is hiding. There's more to the mail I suppose.

So, naa true afterall. hummmmm!

Eeyah! The man forgot to erect a statue for himself. Goodluck Sir. Rochas.

chiomarita:
The traditional wedding between actress Regina Daniels and businessman/politician Ned Nwoko, took place in Ogwashi-Alor in Delta state today May 28th.

Regina’s mum, Rita, was on hand to join other elders to give out her hand in marriage. One barrister Jude Ojeogwu who claims to be Regina’s dad was not in attendance but Regina looks so sad.

Regina, 20, is now the 6th wife of the 59 year old billionaire.

Will this marriage last?

more photos @ https://pearlsnews.com/regina-daniel-looks-so-sad-as-she-becoomes-6th-wife-to-billionaire-businessman-ned-nwoko/

she should make it work. She knew what she was stepping into earlier than now.

femtex007:
Amala embassy. enugu

.....as in the same Enugu in "ile ibo"? Yes. I was there, and I saw it & experienced it too. But this was 2019 though.

that Amala sport by rail road, Guinness in Agege is something else.

Ishilove:
And the painful thing is the body can't be brought down. It will stay there forever and ever and ever

.......and his body won't decay ooo.

must they climb nii?

Keep Calm And Carry On.

Wed, 29 May 2019.

‘Continue in the grace of God.’ Acts 13:43 NKJV

In the days leading up to World War II, the British government commissioned a series of posters. The idea was to capture encouraging slogans and distribute them throughout the country. Capital letters in a distinct typeface were used, and a simple two-colour format selected. The only graphic was the crown of King George VI. The first poster was distributed in September of 1939: YOUR COURAGE. YOUR CHEERFULNESS. YOUR RESOLUTION WILL BRING US VICTORY. Soon thereafter a second poster was produced: FREEDOM IS IN PERIL. DEFEND IT WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT. These two posters appeared on railway platforms and in pubs, shops, and restaurants.

A third poster was created but it was never distributed. More than 2.5 million copies were printed yet never seen until nearly sixty years later, when a bookshop owner in north-east England discovered one in a box of old books he had purchased at an auction. It read: KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON. It bore the same crown and style of the first two posters. It was never released to the public, however, but held in reserve for an extreme crisis, such as invasion by Germany. The bookshop owner framed it and hung it on the wall. It became so popular that the bookshop began producing identical images of the original design on coffee mugs, postcards, and posters.

It’s the same message Paul and Barnabas brought to the first Christians in Antioch: ‘Continue in the grace of God.’ Or in other words, keep calm and carry on!

Good man. Thought you will misbehave like that man in Ogun state nii. Anyway, I'm still watching and waiting for him though.

Congratulations Bidemi. Olorun a baa woo ooo.

Learn To Be Content

Tue, 28 May 2019

‘I have learned how to be content.’ Philippians 4:11 NLT

When you aim to grow personally and achieve things in life, these are commendable goals. But when you covet what someone else has or want to be just like them, you’re entering into territory that’s forbidden by Scripture. Contentment does not mean you should become complacent or settle for mediocrity and fail to achieve your God-given potential in life. Not at all! You’re supposed to work to improve yourself, while at the same time remaining totally dependent on God (see 2 Corinthians 3:5).

Self-sufficiency means to be ‘sufficient in one’s self’ instead of putting your faith in God’s assistance. Contentment, on the other hand, is to know with certainty and firm conviction that God is able to meet your every need (see Philippians 4:19). When you understand that truth, you don’t have to covet anyone else’s position, property, possessions, or personality. Why? Because you’re assured that all you presently have, and all you are today, is more than enough in the hands of God.

Whatever you need to do to fulfil His will, you can do, not in your own strength but in the strength and power of Christ who dwells within your innermost being. Covetousness comes to us all naturally, but contentment must be learned. Paul writes: ‘I have learned how to be content with whatever I have. I know how to live on almost nothing or with everything. I have learned the secret of living in every situation, whether it is with a full stomach or empty, with plenty or little. For I can do everything through Christ, who gives me strength.’ (Philippians 4:11–13 NLT)

Work For Unity

Mon, 27 May 2019

‘Accept other believers who are weak in faith.’ Romans 14:1 NLT

During the first century cities like Rome attracted people from many different cultures and customs. Consequently the early church’s mission to ‘make disciples of all the nations’ (Matthew 28:19 NLT) sometimes led to conflict and confusion. For example, some believers continued to observe a seventh-day Sabbath. Others wanted to remain vegetarians in case the meat on their plate had been sacrificed to idols. It’s the reason Paul wrote, ‘Accept other believers who are weak in faith, and don’t argue with them about what they think is right or wrong.’

Note, he didn’t tell us to tolerate them, but to ‘accept’, welcome, receive, and make allowance for those who aren’t carbon copies of us. Even though the issues we deal with nowadays are different from those of the early church, it’s easy to become divisive and judgmental. But remember, ‘Each of us will give a personal account to God. So let’s stop condemning each other. Decide instead to live in such a way that you will not cause another believer to stumble.’ (Romans 14:12–13 NLT)

When legitimate differences arise on fundamental issues, behave in a Christ-like way without criticising or looking down on people. Satan’s goal is to sidetrack us into splitting hairs while God’s kingdom suffers. Instead, ‘Be devoted to one another in love. Honour one another above yourselves.’ (Romans 12:10 NIV) Learn to respect your fellow believers because of Whose they are! Paul writes, ‘May the God who gives endurance and encouragement give you the same attitude of mind toward each other that Christ Jesus had, so that with one mind and one voice you may glorify… God.’ (Romans 15:5–6 NIV)

please where is Ogun state "gbese" before Amosu go run commot for office?

Honor10:
Thunder fire u. ipob pig

you better get that your brain formatted. Silly pig

bettercreature:
Look like ritual

a bi?

RichBoy247:
Why are Igbos concerned about Yoruba/Hausa/Fulani issues. Don't you think you should focus on the drug trafficking menace that is making your people to be executed everyday in Asia?

@richboy, for once this article make sense die. As a Yoruba man, don't you think is time we take into concern our future than these coward (Tinubu) trading the lives of millions of Yoruba for his selfish interest? And by God's grace he will never attain that post that he dreamt of at the detriments of Yoruba's lives. "Oluwa ko nii gba fun".

Everything You Need Is In God’s Word

Sun, 26 May 2019

‘If the Son sets you free, you are truly free.’ John 8:36 NLT

Sometimes we tell new believers to clean up their act, without telling them how! Jesus said, ‘If the Son sets you free, you are truly free.’ The Amplified Bible puts it like this: ‘Then you are really and unquestionably free.’ The key to victory in life doesn’t lie in exercising more willpower, but in drawing on God’s power.

Paul writes, ‘Walk in the Spirit, and you shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh.’ (Galatians 5:16 NKJV) Lasting change comes from the inside out. Your biggest battle will always be in the area of your thoughts and impulses. If Satan can get your mind off God’s Word and into the carnal realm, he can swing you towards sin and defeat every time. Understand this: God’s Word is the language of God’s Spirit. That means when you read it and meditate on its principles, you allow the Holy Spirit to speak to you. As a result you can keep your flesh under control. But when you dwell on sinful thoughts, you’re operating in the enemy’s language and letting him dictate to you. So get back into God’s Word—‘the sword of the Spirit’—the only weapon sharp enough to cut you loose from sin.

Peter says, ‘By His divine power, God has given us everything we need for living a godly life. We have received all of this by coming to know Him, the One who called us to Himself by means of His marvelous glory and excellence… He has given us great and precious promises. These are the promises that enable you to share His divine nature and escape the world’s corruption.’ (2 Peter 1:3–4 NLT) Everything you need is in God’s Word.

no stress Nigerians will be waiting for them on copart.com

Keep Trusting God

Sat, 25 May 2019

‘He who has begun a good work in you will complete it.’ Philippians 1:6 NKJV

When journalist Mark Matousek told people a potentially fatal disease had saved his life, they didn’t understand. He wasn’t glad he got sick. But without it, he’d never have discovered and tapped into the strength to confront and overcome some of his core fears. He writes: ‘Crisis takes us to the brink and forces us to keep moving. When people call it a blessing, they’re describing a paradox.’

Although Matousek is not a believer, he’s encapsulated a truth that sometimes eludes Christians: God is not only committed to your spiritual growth but He works all things together for good for those who love Him (see Romans 8:28). ‘He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Christ.’

Along the way you’ll be tested, sometimes to your limits. Micca Campbell writes that spiritual tests try our faith and commitment: ‘Abraham knew God had great plans for his son. What on earth could go wrong—especially with a promised child? You and I both know a lot can go wrong. We’ve probably stood in Abraham’s sandals once or twice… and clung to the promises of God. Yet sickness lingers, financial troubles invade, friends betray us, and eventually death calls. How do we respond? Abraham responded with great love, trust, and commitment when God asked for his only son to be sacrificed. Don’t think it was easy for him. Just because you and I know the outcome of the story doesn’t mean Abraham did. He had to trust God every step of the way... As painful as some tests are, God is using them to grow us into all He has designed us to be.’

Ambode pelu igberaga... it is well.

Strong words of advice.
RIP to Hungerbad.

wallex1983:
Seeking attention

that's not seeking attention. That is inspirational.

Everybody You Meet Has Potential

Thu, 23 May 2019

‘Whenever we have the opportunity, we should do good to everyone.’ Galatians 6:10 NLT

Have you ever watched a train switch on to the same track as several disconnected carriages, hook up, and together move forward? The truth is if you want to help people you’ve got to get on the same track, connect with them, and help move them forward. But before you can do that there are two rules you need to observe:

(1) Never take anyone for granted. Tip O’Neill, former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, said that during an election one of his elderly neighbours told him, ‘I voted for you again today even though you didn’t ask me to.’ Surprised, O’Neill replied, ‘But I’ve known you all my life, Mrs O’Brien. I took out your garbage and mowed your lawn—I didn’t think I had to ask.’ In a motherly tone she replied, ‘It’s always nice to be asked!’

(2) Believe that everyone has potential. Mother Teresa said, ‘We don’t have to be extraordinary in any way. I can do what you can’t do, you can do what I can’t do, and together we can do great things.’ You may not be able to help everybody, but you can help somebody. The thing Andrew is most noted for in Scripture is introducing his brother Peter to Jesus. But Peter ended up bringing multitudes to Jesus. In the New Jerusalem you’ll see the name of each of the apostles written above its twelve foundations (see Revelation 21:14). And Andrew’s name will be there. How come? Because, among other things, he apparently believed everybody has the potential to make a difference once they know Jesus.