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God bless you and more of you Winner01.

He that have ears, let him/her hear what the spirit is saying.

Could the OP be the same Seun of nairaland or Seun of dollarland?

Happy birthday to the most troublesome woman on stage in Yoruba film. Her trouble is epic! ........ lol. Long life and prosperity.

I bet that's what your mate wanted to do, and he's having is fun already. So, why chicken out now? He alone can figure out how he can stop it. Not everything that is glitter is called gold.

Their wahala, not mine. Already, whatsapp has laid an embargo on their ass.

Lol

Too many ways to die. God please just give us long life. For death, that is very sure.

Sunday September 25


“Love your neighbor as yourself.”  Mt 22:39 NLT

Express your love

When it comes to loving others: (1) You need to say it. An old fisherman who’d been married for fifty years to his patient, long-suffering wife, rarely took time to express his affection. Finally in frustration one day she said to him, “How come you never tell me you love me?” Without batting an eyelid he announced, “I told you I loved you when I married you, and if I ever change my mind I’ll let you know!” That’s a cute story, but not so cute if it’s a reality. Your husband or wife may know you love them, but they still need to hear you say it. And so do your children, your friends, and the people in your circle of influence. The fact is you can never say “I love you” too much! (2) You need to show it. Everybody needs “a pat on the back.” Dr. Dolores Krieger, a professor of nursing at New York University who conducted numerous studies on the power of human touch, discovered that both the “toucher” and the “touchee” experience great physiological benefit from human contact. It works like this: Red blood cells carry hemoglobin, a substance that transports oxygen to body tissue. And Dr. Krieger found that when one person lays hands on another, the hemoglobin levels in the blood stream of both people increase. And as they rise, body tissue receives increased oxygen, which invigorates you physically and can aid in the healing process. What you’re seeing is the literal power of love in action. Loving is good for you! There’s nothing as rewarding, satisfying, or encouraging as loving others through your words and actions.

Our mentality about travelling to western world for green pastures is terribly wrong. People ought to know that most of those countries are not easy to live to survive. But Nigerians prefer to use their life savings in getting a visa and buying flight ticket, only to get to yonder and start living like a pauper.

People need to get educated well about where they are travelling to to sojourn. Imagine the numbers of lives lost through boat mishaps between Libya and Spain or from crossing through Egypt. Nigeria could be tough though, but living in those countries could be more tough.

Saturday September 24


“On the seventh day you shall rest.”  Ex 34:21 NKJV

Start taking time off

One of the best ways to maintain your perspective on what’s truly important is to plan times of rest and recreation. The word recreation means to “re-create”: to recharge your batteries physically, spiritually, emotionally, and relationally. Rest and recreation restore your creativity, fuel your vision, and bring balance to your world. The fact is, some of the people we admire most are socially and relationally dysfunctional. For example, if you took the pulpit away from certain preachers and the CEO title away from certain executives, they’d be totally lost. And if you’re honest, you’d conclude that in all likelihood they needed counseling. They’ve only one string on their fiddle—work. Without it they don’t know how to live! The Bible says, “God…rested from all his work” (Ge 2:2 NIV). Now, since God doesn’t sleep and never gets tired, clearly He was setting an example for us to follow. Purpose-driven people can become obsessed with work and believe they don’t have time for fun. Some may even consider fun to be “carnal.” But Jesus said to His disciples, “Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest” (Mk 6:31 NIV). God, who thought that taking time off was so important that He put it in the Bible, said, “If you treat the Sabbath as a day of joy…if you honor it by refusing ‘business as usual,’ making money, running here and there—then you’ll be free to enjoy God!” (Isa 58:13-14 TM). So the word for you today is: “Start taking time off.”

Well, I'll give you 7/10. Well done

The governor is indeed Mr. DICKson.......lol.

Deenite:
Trying to picture d questions the police will ask him.

Any suggestions?

the questions will be like Hummmmmm! ....... "who paid you to start leaving the balls for empty net?" or, "how much were you paid or tip for all those goals to have come in?"

I just wondered myself too sha.

micxwell:
NLNG has got about 9 or more Gas Turbine Generators (GTGs) all under the care of 'General Electric'. They generate their own electricity not PHCN.

You see what I mean. No wonder. Because I knew if naa NEPA dey control them, they must always Bleep up sha nii.

Friday September 23


“I set before you today life and prosperity.”  Dt 30:15 NIV

The power of one (2) 

God told His people: “See, I set before you today life and prosperity, death and destruction. For I command you today to love the Lord your God, to walk in his ways, and to keep his commands, decrees and laws; then you will live and increase, and the Lord your God will bless you” (vv. 15-16 NIV). One person with the love of God in their heart can start a chain reaction. John Wilkes Booth shocked the world by assassinating President Abraham Lincoln. At the time, Booth’s brother Edwin was considered one of the greatest actors in America. Believing the family name had been shamed forever, he retired from acting and went into seclusion. But his legacy turned out not to be one of death and disappointment, but of life and influence. A few years before Lincoln’s assassination, Edwin was at a train station in Jersey City, New Jersey. He was standing nearby when a young man lost his footing on the platform and almost fell into the path of a moving train. Without hesitation, Edwin rescued the young man by reaching down and pulling him up by his collar. There was a brief exchange of gratitude, but Edwin never dreamed how significant that moment would become. Some years later he received a letter from then President Ulysses Grant thanking him for his heroic deed. Why? Because the young man he had saved was Robert Todd Lincoln, the son of Abraham Lincoln. Edwin Booth took that letter to his grave; a reminder that we may not be able to change our past but we can certainly change our future. And by God’s grace you can change yours too!

Oju tii awon oloote. He who the Lord has exalted, who can demote him.

Baba Buhari, abeg continue with your good work. Though, we dey feel the heat ooo, but we go survive it.

Happy birthday the King of music. We share the same birthday date. Happy birthday to me too.

Really? 24/7.....? , but how are we sure that it's NEPA oh sorry, PHCN that is managing them?

Magnificent God. Our Lord of Sustainer. You alone we worship, You alone we adore.

God will see both parents and the kids through in Jesus mighty name.

Thursday September 22


“Go in the strength you have…Am I not sending you?”  Jdg 6:14 NIV

The power of one (1)

Gideon came from a family of idol worshippers, so he didn’t think he had much of a future. But God thought differently. He said to him, “Go in the strength you have and save Israel out of Midian’s hand. Am I not sending you?” And today Gideon is remembered as one of the greatest leaders in the Bible. That’s what’s known as “the power of one.” Do you doubt that one person can make a difference? Winston Churchill convinced England they could survive the Nazi war machine. Lee Iacocca turned Chrysler around and saved the company. Florence Nightingale transformed the care of patients by emphasizing sanitary design and hygiene in hospitals, practices that carry over to this day. Rosa Parks, a lone black woman, overturned two centuries of racial discrimination. But you don’t have to be a George Washington, an Abraham Lincoln, or a Mother Teresa to make a difference. Your influence may not be as far-reaching as theirs, but “charity begins at home,” which means you can grow and thrive where you’re planted. In A Psalm of Life Henry Wadsworth Longfellow writes, “Lives of great men all remind us, we can make our lives sublime; and departing, leave behind us, footprints on the sands of time.” Like Gideon, you may not be able to change your family history or undo your past mistakes. But you can learn from them, grow, and create a legacy that outshines your heritage. Not sure where to start? Commit your life to Christ and start following in His footsteps.

Vorpal:
How many chat apps do one actually need?

a bi oooo.......lol.

Gone are the days of yahoo messenger and msn. RIP to both of them.

olatunji21:
But this Woman Fine sha.....

which of them?

kingui:
friends come and go my brother my experience yesterday thought me so

eeyah! . It is well in Jesus name.

Wednesday September 21


“For no matter how many promises God has made, they are ‘Yes’ in Christ.”  2Co 1:20 NIV

God says ‘Yes’

You will notice that in the Old Testament God’s promises came with conditions that had to be met. In other words, you had to do something. “If you are willing and obedient, you will eat the best from the land” (Isa 1:19 NIV). To receive God’s promise there was a price to be paid, conditions to be met, and a performance of certain things on your part. But all that changed at the cross. When Jesus said, “It is finished,” the Greek text could literally be translated “paid in full.” Hence Paul writes, “For no matter how many promises God has made, they are ‘Yes’ in Christ. And so through him the ‘Amen’ is spoken by us to the glory of God.” Are you a redeemed child of God? Are you “in Christ”? Then God says, “Yes, I’ll meet your needs, I’ll do for you what I have promised.” Just as a bank will tell you, “You’re pre-qualified for the credit card,” as a believer you’re pre-qualified for the promises God has made to you in His Word. Under the Old Testament law God said, “If.” But to those who are in Christ and living under grace, He says, “Yes.” And what should your response be? “Amen,” which means “So be it.” This is a life-changing truth! Now you understand why Paul could confidently write, “And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus” (Php 4:19 NKJV). Not only is God able to meet “all” your needs, He’s looking for opportunities to do it.

Only God can forgive them.

Nigerians cannot forgive them. Wonder what they have to say if this has to happen to their relatives or blood brothers/sisters.

They are all wicked.

kaen1317:
Port Harcourt cannot match Abuja or Lagos

ok then. Maybe Yenegoa........lol.

kaen1317:
The north has Abuja, the West has Lagos, what does the East have? Nothing

Port Harcourt.

In as much as I love this good news, but I'm not in support of this project anywhere in Nigeria. Reason? ...... because our health and safety is below average. in fact, zero.

Bobbysmart6:
Wait,wait,wait o!. When wil this kind of news stop.

Did this man want to be unfortunate in life.

he is already unfortunate in life.

.....let his people go and deliverance for him on a mountain top.

Agbalagba were!

....and you call this a news? You expect me to be reading this very early in the morning?

I think something is wrong with our moderators this days.

Tuesday September 20


“Friends come and…go, but a true friend sticks by you like family.”Pr 18:24 TM

Who are your true friends?

Who are your true friends? Stop and think about that for a moment. How many of the people you consider friends, truly care about you? How many encourage you in your visions and dreams, and are there for you when you hit a wall? If we’re honest, most of us would have to concede that a significant number of so-called friends and associates aren’t there for us in a pinch. In fact, many of the people we spend time with are time-wasters who drain our energy and trivialize our dreams. In the Old Testament David and Jonathan were willing to lay down their lives for each other. And Ruth told Naomi, “Wherever you go, I will go” (Ru 1:16 NKJV). Do you have friends like that? If not, spend more time cultivating relationships with those who genuinely care about you; who don’t feel threatened by your success and want to see you succeed. You don’t need to be cold or rude to the others. Maintain their friendship, but spend your serious time with friends who believe in you and want you to achieve your God-given potential. Novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard said, “Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.” Here’s a fail-safe principle when it comes to cultivating great friendships: Whatever you desire in your own life, you must first give to others. If you want true friends, you must become a true friend. If you want a harvest of blessing in your own life, plant seeds of blessing in the lives of others.

Let's just say 500k per aide on the average, a bi?

That's N1.285b every month on that alone.

Nigeria & wasteful sha.

.....amen. And the Lord will grant you the desire of your heart in Jesus mighty name.