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highpriest4:Is that a threat? |
ojesymsym:Call Mike on +234 8032615423, and quote: from Oilwell. Thanks. |
Supported. Come and buy our local rice, but if you choose to buy foreign rice, no complain say the price don go up ooo because of dollar. It's a matter of choice now. God bless Nigeria.
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Sunday February 21 “Here am I and the children…the Lord has given me!” Isa 8:18 NKJV The importance of family time You don’t have to spend huge amounts of money to have meaningful family life. Children love the most simple, repetitive kinds of activities. They want to be read the same stories hundreds of times, and hear the same jokes long after they’ve heard the punch lines. These interactions with parents are often more fun than expensive toys or special events. Dr. James Dobson says: “A friend of mine once asked his grown children what they remembered most fondly from their childhood. Was it the vacations they took together or trips to Disney World or the zoo? No, they told him. It was when he would get down on the floor and wrestle with the four of them. They would gang-tackle the ‘old man’ and laugh until their sides hurt. That’s the way children think. The most meaningful activities within families are often those that focus on that which is spontaneous and personal… Busy and exhausted mothers and fathers, especially those who are affluent, sometimes attempt to ‘pay off’ their kids with toys, cars, and expensive experiences. It rarely works. What girls and boys want most is time spent with their parents—building things in the garage or singing in the car or hiking to an old fishing pond. No toy, to be played with alone, can ever compete with the enjoyment of such moments. And those moments will be remembered for a lifetime.” You say, “But I’m so busy.” If you’re too busy to get involved in the lives of your children, you’re too busy! Rearrange your priorities and start making some changes. |
Enesi47:......and when that happens, state of emergency will be declared. Then, his supporters will start blaming the federal government for their woes. No region ever supported a criminal against the federal mighty in any nations and survive or be comfortable. Niger Delta might as well support the federal government in producing Tombolo, because once the federal government decides to come after him with everything they have, it will be another song entirely. "Ibere ogun lamo, ko si eni to mo ipari ogun". But it will be tough for the people in that region once problem start and the federal government declare the state of emergency rule there. |
DaudaAbu:true. Between Ikorodu, Agbowa & imota. You are very right my brother. Good morning & happy Sunday. |
dan9ice:wetin concern dollar with vulcaniser work? |
Story story! STORY! |
omonnakoda:O ti ooo, I'm from Nnewi! Dey there they ask me question. |
I've been praying for just one rain to drop, because the hot weather is just unbearable again. Yet, man get cough oooo, but I srill have to take chilled drinks at any opportunity that I have. I think i'm having internal heat sha. |
OgbeifunErom: ![]() |
omonnakoda:Every state? I doubt if Lagos will have this kind of land again oooo, especially when the "omo onile" still dey alive. ![]() |
CecyAdrian:how much I like this comment......lol. wailers will not like this at all. ![]() |
Let somebody shout.................! ![]() |
Is Ngosi from APC nii? A bi kilo nse Baba yii gan self? ![]() |
I'm so disappointed seeing Mr. Mark still struggling for that seat again. Does it mean there's no other person in his area? ![]() Can't he go and use all his loots to create jobs for people, so that he can employ them and people will have food on their table from the employment? |
Bobbyjay001:Bobbyjay dear, I understand. But, let's start believing gradually, and with time if they fail to deliver we will use all their words against them to push them out. No party is indispensable in nigeria now. ........but, the thought of mentioning General Electric of America? Hummmm! God should help us so that all the good things should come to be fulfilled in Nigeria soon too oooo. |
kennyman2000:Why are you doubting it? Think about the distance(s) the rail track will cover for the construction companies. Not to mention after the project is completed, the creation of jobs and trade/commerce it will bring forth. Railway transportation is one of the highest job creation venue in all the western world. |
Bobbyjay001:is anything impossible? ![]() |
Saturday February 20 “Whatever is in the heart overflows into speech.” Lk 6:45 TLB Don’t use profanity When you resort to profanity it proves the truth of God’s Word: “No man can tame the tongue. It is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison. With it we bless our God…and with it we curse men, who have been made in the similitude of God” (Jas 3:8-9 NKJV). Profane language is unbecoming to a redeemed child of God. So why do we do it? First: We lack the adequate vocabulary to express ourselves and feel we must swear in order for our words to have impact. Second: We resort to profanity to release our frustration with the situation. Either way, we’ve developed an ungodly pattern of expressing our displeasure, and we need to restrain ourselves. Jesus said: “A good person produces good deeds from a good heart. And an evil [person] produces evil deeds from his hidden wickedness. Whatever is in the heart overflows into speech.” Acknowledging that profanity resides in your heart will help you reject the idea that a curse word just “slipped” out of your mouth. The fact is it slipped out of your heart! If you’re “profanity-prone,” spend more time with God and ask Him to purify your heart and your mouth! Words are just verbal thoughts. So ask Him to help you practice mental discipline by “casting down” profane thoughts, and instead using words that bring life to your innermost being and to the lives of others (See 2Co 10:5). James writes, “Out of the same mouth proceed blessing and cursing. My brethren, these things ought not to be so” (Jas 3:10 NKJV). |
jhydebaba:Are you serious? Level 1273? .....plus, I hate that owl of a bird. it kept on dropping at any little slight move. ![]() |
Team Candy Crush nii ooo.......lol |
lordizak:.....thank you & God bless you. Help tell them more, it seems people don't understand that the world economy is affected and not only Nigeria. What else do you want PMB to do? I tire oooo |
But, ta nii adviser lady yii naa? ![]() |
jemype:not you, the OP? ![]() |
Friday February 19 “Friends, haven’t you any fish?” Jn 21:5 NIV Business person, listen to Jesus! The Bible tells us: “Early in the morning, Jesus stood on the shore, but the disciples did not realize that it was Jesus. He called out to them, ‘Friends, haven’t you any fish?’ ‘No,’ they answered. He said, ‘Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some.’ When they did, they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish. Then the disciple whom Jesus loved said to Peter, ‘It is the Lord!’” (vv. 4-7 NIV). Is your business failing? Is your back to the wall financially? Look at Peter; he’d fished all night and caught nothing. He was tired and discouraged, just like you. Then Jesus started talking to him, even though Peter didn’t recognize Him at that point. And Jesus gave him an instruction that didn’t seem to make sense. “Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some.” Peter may have thought: “Lord, respectfully speaking, you may know a lot about preaching but you don’t know much about fishing! If the fish aren’t biting on the left side of the boat, they certainly aren’t biting on the right side.” When you ask God for a miracle, He may give you an instruction that doesn’t gel with your thinking. And when He tells you to do something different from what you’ve always done, it’ll take you out of your comfort zone, surface your fears, and stretch your faith. But if you obey Him you’ll end up with net-breaking results. And when it happens you’ll say like Peter, “It is the Lord at work in my life!” So, business person, listen to Jesus! |
If only people could understand sometimes that there will be a light/brightness after walking in a dark tunnel. ![]() |
jemype:which area are you OP? |
naijaking1:what do you suggest? Seriously, I will like to read your suggestion. Hope it's not that man that looks like undertaker? |
macfarland:are you in pain? Look for a transformer in your area and do the needful. #Ode! ![]() |
Luckylife:neither am I a politician. But I think we should just give this people time first to try their magic. Haven't we tried for PDP for 16 years? APC or PDP or NPC or PHCN or GLO party oooo, none of them concern me, but what I want is a stable country call Nigeria, because I no get another country oooo.........lol. |
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