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I honestly wish him goodluck.

Those years when men were men. Not now, that men were behaving like boys. Imagine a Chief of army staff burying dollar in his septic tank.

amiibaby:
Their man is in power so why won't d misbehave..... I pity naija...Change is here...Fulani this Fulani that

because their man is in power, is that why they will not caution themselves? Their days are numbered.

Edo state too....? "Oga fun awon Fulani yii ooo"

ajealadick:
Not some trucks. ALL trucks use diesel

thanks. Lesson learned.

...where do one find a lady like this again? if not for fiction stories or African magic films...lol.

Something must have hit that toy. I can't believe this.

......but where is Seun and Lalasticlala sef?

.....hummmm. While yahoo messenger is long dead, buried and forgotten.

"Ile aiye, ile asan".

If good diesel mechanics are guaranteed in this country, I think Nigerians should be encourage to start using diesel engine cars or automobile.

Afterall, most heavy duty trucks on our ways are diesel engine.

Friday April 8


“Give to Your servant an understanding heart…that I may discern between good and evil.”  1Ki 3:9 NKJV

Pray for understanding

Have you ever wondered why God made King Solomon the richest man in his day? Here’s the answer: “God said…‘Because you…have not asked long life for yourself, nor have asked riches for yourself…but have asked for…understanding…I have given you a wise and understanding heart, so that there has not been anyone like you before you, nor shall any like you arise after you. And I have also given you what you have not asked: both riches and honor, so that there shall not be anyone like you among the kings all your days’” (vv. 11-13 NKJV). Before you ask God for material success, ask Him for wisdom and understanding. When you have those two qualities, God can trust you with material success because He knows you’ll use it to do His will and glorify Him. So what exactly is understanding? It’s the sum total of knowledge and wisdom! It’s the ability to interpret life as God does—to see what He sees in a person or situation. In other words, understanding is the ability to see through God’s eyes, hear through His ears, think through His mind, and feel through His heart. What’s the answer to marital conflict? Understanding! What’s the answer to parent-teen conflict? Understanding! What’s the answer to business conflict? Understanding! “In all your getting, get understanding. Exalt her, and she will promote you; she will bring you honor” (Pr 4:7-8 NKJV). The word for you today is: Pray for understanding.

Repercussions of yahoo thing that goes wrong. RIP to him.

Thursday April 7


“Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.”  Heb 13:5 NIV

Handling loneliness

Somewhere beyond loneliness, there’s a contentment that’s born of necessity. When all your options in the natural realm seem closed, doors can spring open in the spiritual realm. That’s when you begin to see the possibility of having the kind of relationship with God you never had before. John was alone on the island of Patmos, a penal colony like Alcatraz, when God caught him up and took him on a trip through the glories of heaven. As a result we have the book of Revelation. Paul was in prison when he wrote his greatest epistles. In Genesis God did His miraculous work of creation when He was alone with no one to applaud Him, so He praised Himself saying, “It was very good” (Ge 1:31). And you must learn to do that too. When others say nice things it reflects their opinion of you. But when you can speak well of yourself it reflects your opinion of you—and that’s the one you live with every day. To get a handle on loneliness, you must do away with the notion that anybody’s company is preferable to your own. A survey of thousands of couples revealed that 50 percent wouldn’t marry the same person again. There are many reasons for that. One is—nobody but God can fill the spiritual emptiness within you. Think about it for a moment and you’ll realize that sometimes the solution to loneliness isn’t people, it’s purpose. It’s not a lack of affection, but a lack of direction. And when you need purpose and direction for living there’s only one place to go—to God!

When you tell a pikin to take his eyes of creed, and he know hear, this is the end result. Shame!

Let's start from oga Arase. IGP, please show us your kolomental free certificate.

Eleyi gidi gan nii oooo......lol

Someone future mother.

I wonder what she will teaches her kids later in life?

Britain of all nations. But, when will these people really learn?

It is well with all this our stolen money that has been starched abroad.

God have mercy.

A kind of set up for the church I suppose.

Wednesday April 6


“For no one ever hated his own flesh, but nourishes and cherishes it.”  Eph 5:29 NKJV

Nourish and cherish each other!

When it comes to loving your husband or wife, the Bible uses the words “nourishes and cherishes.” The word nourish means “to build up, strengthen, develop, and sharpen.” The word cherish means “to treasure, value, protect, and celebrate.” Do you recall how you felt as a child at your birthday party when you were treated like the most special person in the room? Now you’re older and more mature, but don’t you still want to be celebrated that way…just a little bit, once in a while? Come on, admit it—you know you do! Feeling celebrated in a loving relationship is essential to its health. It’s nice to be the object of the celebration, but it’s equally important to plan celebrations for and with your partner. Whether it’s for big occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, and job promotions, or smaller occasions that matter only to the two of you, making your mate feel special and cherished in ways that matter to him or her helps create a lifelong bond between you. Now, being celebrated doesn’t mean that life is always a party. Sometimes celebration includes comforting and consoling each other through the dark days and tough times. In fact, the ability to celebrate the joys of life amid its bitter downturns is a priceless quality you’ll find only in mature individuals. It’s easy to celebrate the good times, but you need someone to love you and stand by you after the holiday ends and the workday begins. So the word for you today is: Nourish and cherish each other!

Gbese re ooo!

Vickett petrol station @ Ota. Bottle breaking and stabbing must happen everyday to confirm petrol still dey inside their tank.

Fedayeen:
Sorry who marriage don help. Wake up and smell the cofee plzz

sorry! Never knew Linda is your sister?

Instead of her to focus on how to settle down to have her own family, she has instead turn to a gossip queen of our century.

........and yet, age no dey her side again ooooo.

But is it only in Nigeria that we have cattle nii? Why are we having this problem of Fulani this, Fulani that everyday? Can't they graze their cattles on their own land nii?

But I knew of a good friend, even after the wife had cheated and out of fear, ran back to her father's house. He still went after his wife, and brought her home and gave her even more love than before.

We are all human, and none is immune to sin or to be tempted. Let God give us the grace to sail through, even to forgive when we are in that position.

Acts like that can be forgiven, but I'm pretty sure it cannot be forgotten.

Tuesday April 5


“Walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us.”  Eph 5:2

How to get your prayers answered (3)

Do you show a loving attitude? The Bible says, “Walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us, and hath given himself for us.” Your mouth is such a major part of your love walk. We fail to realize how much we can do for people by building them up with our words. And we need to be even more careful not to say things that tear them down. The Bible says “the heart is deceitful above all [else]” (See Jer 17:9). What vibes are you giving off? What are you “putting out there”? When we’re too busy to show love—we’re too busy, and it’s time to examine our heart motives and attitudes. How do we do that? By examining our tongue, and what’s coming out of our mouth. Do you remember the last time you went to the doctor and he asked you to open your mouth and say, “Aaah”? The reason they ask you to do that is so they can examine your tongue. Just like your tongue tells a physician a lot about your physical health, it can tell you a lot about your spiritual health. To get answers to your prayers you must search your heart in three areas: (1) Learning to abide in Christ. This will bring you to a higher level of spiritual maturity and help you discover the authority you have in prayer. (2) Speaking in line with God’s Word. This can move “mountains” in your life (See Mk 11:23). (3) Growing in your love walk. This opens up powerful opportunities for you to show others who God really is.

Who send him? Onibaje agbalagba! Mtheeeew!

Eddygourdo:
You marriage is very young and being that you never had the fine tuning phase during courtship. You both are having it now. Too bad he is pulling away while you are pulling closer and it's frustrating you.

You need to do the reverse affection method, pull away in character too. I don't mean emotionally, but it's a game to get his attention. Whenever he smiles at you frown and be disinterested though give him Wat he wants. Ignore him alot and give him the cold shoulders without it being very obvious. Continue thus till you have his attention and he starts asking you Wat the problem is.

Even when he asks, tell him nothing. Give him more cold shoulders and hide ur cheerfulness. This character if it drives him nuts then it's proof he loves you and was going through a phase

Give him more cold shoulders till he gets angry at ur behaviour and flips out. It only then that you table his offences to you. Hopefully you both would have a heart to heart talk and he would open up to you on what u is killing him

This is a fine tuning phase and if handled properly will pass, making ur marriage stronger

....this man here has given you enough advice. Don't ask for more, except you want to be scold. A few/little words they say, is enough for the......

Good morning!

Monday April 4


“Treat them fairly…Then, when you call, the Lord will answer.”  Isa 58:6, 9 TLB

How to get your prayers answered (2)

Are you self-sabotaging your prayers? God told the Israelites the reason they weren’t getting answers to their prayers was because they were engaged in finger-pointing and criticism (See vv. 9-10 NIV). Have you been guilty of that? It’s just as important to glorify God through the words you speak when you’re not praying, as when you are. The Bible says there’s a direct link between having a critical, careless tongue, and not getting your prayers answered. How you treat others will determine how God treats you (See Eph 6:7-. God lays it squarely on the line: “Stop oppressing those who work for you and treat them fairly…share your food with the hungry and…those who are helpless, poor and destitute…If you do these things, God will shed his own glorious light upon you. He will heal you; your godliness will lead you forward, and goodness will be a shield before you, and the glory of the Lord will protect you from behind. Then, when you call, the Lord will answer…All you need to do is to stop oppressing the weak, and to stop making false accusations and spreading vicious rumors! Feed the hungry! Help those in trouble! Then your light will shine out from the darkness, and the darkness around you shall be as bright as day. And the Lord will guide you continually, and satisfy you with all good things, and keep you healthy too” (Isa 58:6-11 TLB). That means the answer to your prayers is contingent upon two things: your attitudes and actions toward others.