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Business › Re: Man Strips Unclad Inside Gtbank As His Money Vanished From His Account (video) by Btruth: 4:15pm On Feb 18, 2016
So was Heritage Bank telling me yesterday that some dollars vanish from my doms a/c without withdrawing them too ooo. Naa me and them next week when I have their time. At least, statements go help us fish out the real thief now.... huh
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 3:54pm On Feb 18, 2016
247notire:
You just veered off the topic of discuss. Are u happy with the way things are in Nigeria?
Even though all is not rosy now, things will be better. That's all I've been telling you 247. You think it's OK for yonder there too? Hummmm! Call anywhere now where you have people, they will give you their own report. Things are not normal again in the world. Every country just dey manage my dear. Trust me!
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 3:50pm On Feb 18, 2016
247notire:
Mourning? Do u even knw what that means? Lol, ur funny dude.
Oh, sorry! Are you not bereaved? cry
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 3:44pm On Feb 18, 2016
247notire:
Go screw urself Mr. It's not a curse. If we won't restructure this country such that every region or state fends for itself, then the entity Nigeria is doomed. Prayers won't save anything. Be real for once... Thrs actually nothing good about Nigeria at the moment, so wat gud shud I say about it? The only hope for this country is restructuring of the system of governance. Until then, we'll be going closer everyday to the brink...
I wonder why you are still here? If you are not happy in Nigeria, then migrate. or, don't you have a passport?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 3:41pm On Feb 18, 2016
247notire:
Keep deluding urself sir. Seems you don't understand that one can never mix politics with morality or religion, it never works or the religion or morals themselves become corrupt. God had no hand in ur current woes, stop looking to him to save you. Heaven helps those who help themselves, and Nigeria has not helped herself, neither has sha refused to face the reality that we need a change in our system of governance. We brought this whole mess on ourselves and it is entirely up to us to fix it, stop waiting for God joor. Be real for once...
keep mourning around then.
Politics › Re: Soldier Batters Driver In Lagos For Sneering At Him (photo) by Btruth: 3:18pm On Feb 18, 2016
Wahala! shocked
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 3:15pm On Feb 18, 2016
Akpan107:
APC created it, the country was never like this before.
Akpan, please, always follow the news very well. Read it on twitter, facebook and other medium, to know why and what causes our naira to fall yakata for floor like this.

- Naa APC go carry $1m go bury for inside septic tank?
- Naa APC be the Dasukigate way dey distribute dollar like pure water to all his friends and family?
- Naa APC be the former Akwa Ibom governor wey carry $7.2b in cash and asset to UAE
- Naa APC be the Allison Diesiani's husband wey dey laundering $.6m for news yesterday?
- Naa APC be the former EFCC chairman wey dey on the run dey?
- Naa APC be the former Custom big boss wey run relay go South America too dey?
- Naa APC be day, naa APC be this....

Haba! Follow siddon and analyse things yourself too now. No dey allow people wey no want better thing for this country to dey brainwash you abeg!
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth:
247notire:
If u think God will come down to save u when he has given u the human and natural resources to save urself, then I shud ask you, are you sure you have sense? All these over religious zealots that allow religion to becloud common sense sef...
247, believe in whatever you believe in and don't drag people like myself into believing that we still don't need God, the Almighty God in giving our leaders the right and truthful direction to lead this country. Even if you have President Obama of America to come and rule this nation with the present situation this country find itself with crash in oil price and all the looting of the treasury with God leading him through, it will be total failure for him too. So, I think we definitely need God guidance to lead this government for good direction with the situation in the country. But, if what you and others like you are expecting are magic to happen overnight, then, OYO is your case.

Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 1:58pm On Feb 18, 2016
247notire:
Fayose, ur sooo wrong......


Dollar is now 370!

My Samsung A5 I got for 70k in November last year now sells for abt 80k! We are doomed my people. Even God can't save us now...
....how do you mean that "Even God can't save us"? Are you sure you are alright?

Well, for me. I believed God is on the throne, and Nigeria case will come out fine in the end as the Lord liveth. But for those who believe, they will eat the goodness of this land call Nigeria IJN.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 1:45pm On Feb 18, 2016
ogene007:
I guess Buhari was elected to cry about the people who created the problem for the next 4 years, rather than solve the problems. I guess that APC will tell nigerians in 2019 to re-elect them for another 4 years because they have succeeded in crying very well about the people who created the problem. You will do well do think well before typing thrash here.
Ogene, are you Fayose that I directed my question to? Why is it that sometimes, people like you will jump into matter that does not concern you self? And who told you that APC doesn't know what they are doing? You think they are like your drinking master and co who bleed this country dry?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Trouble —fayose by Btruth: 1:31pm On Feb 18, 2016
And Fayose, who are the people that create this problem for us?
Christianity Etc › Re: Anita Oyakhilome Gets Divorce Certificate by Btruth: 1:28pm On Feb 18, 2016
Mama naa single mother again......lol. grin

In all honesty, happiness is not attached to marriage. So, in my opinion, one does not necessarily need to be married before you are happy.
Nairaland General › Beware Of "I-knew-you-when' People! by Btruth(op): 6:38am On Feb 18, 2016
Thursday February 18


“He did not do many miracles there because of their lack of faith.”  Mt 13:58 NIV

Beware of “I-knew-you-when” people!

Isn’t it interesting how Jesus could work miracles everywhere except His own hometown? The problem wasn’t the location; it was the attitude of the people. The Bible says: “Coming to his hometown, he began teaching the people in their synagogue, and they were amazed. ‘Where did this man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers?’ they asked. ‘Isn’t this the carpenter’s son?’…And they took offense at him. But Jesus said to them, ‘Only in his hometown and in his own house is a prophet without honor’” (vv. 54-57 NIV). So how did Jesus respond? He left them and moved on! Faith refuses to stay stuck in the past. Beware of “I-knew-you-when” people. When you let them define your world, they always make it smaller. They’ll try to keep you stuck at a stage in your life that’s passed and gone. They’ll try to define you on the basis of who you were, not who you’ve become—and certainly not who you may someday be. They’ll want you to linger with them in memory lane, and rob you of the momentum you need to soar. They’ll not permit you to embrace the future. Don’t let them. God wants to do great things in your life, but you need to move beyond the “good old days.” The past is past; it can’t be rewritten, it can only be replayed over and over. It’s time to write the rest of your story. The future lies before you like an uninhabited land waiting for the pioneers of destiny to explore it. So forge ahead!
Business › Re: Adekoya Boladale: Nigeria Economy - Awakening The Snoring Giant! by Btruth: 5:54pm On Feb 17, 2016
Weselion:
Now that the dollar is high, foreign rice would be expensive. I think you should consider supplying to Lagos again.
Thank you Weselion. We are working on that already. God bless you for the encouragement.
Nairaland General › Reach Out To Those Who Hurt. by Btruth(op): 8:20am On Feb 17, 2016
Wednesday February 17



“The Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.”  Lk 19:10

Reach out to those who hurt

The first thing you generally notice about someone who’s in trouble, is their problem. But if you look beyond their problem, God will help you to see their potential. At each Kentucky Derby the crowd sings “My Old Kentucky Home.” But most people don’t know it was written by Stephen Foster, who purportedly died of alcoholism. The police found him in a New York flophouse with a deep gash in his throat. They rushed him to Bellevue Hospital but it was too late to save him. Among his belongings they found a note with the words written, “Dear friends and gentle hearts.” It sounded like the words of another song, but he died before he could write it. Jesus came to “seek and to save that which was lost.” There are people around you today who have lost their way, their family, their job, their health, and their hope—people Jesus came to save! And that’s where you come in. You’re called to be His hand extended. Elizabeth Holt Hartford lived and died in a Los Angeles slum. Here were her parting words: “You see me as an old lady who’s all broken down with age. But what you don’t understand is that this is me in here. I’m trapped in a body that no longer serves me. It hurts, and it’s wrinkled and diseased. But I haven’t changed. I’m still the person I used to be when this body was young.” Today ask God to do two things for you: (1) Open your eyes to the needs around you. (2) Activate your heart to meet them.
Business › Re: Adekoya Boladale: Nigeria Economy - Awakening The Snoring Giant! by Btruth: 10:38pm On Feb 16, 2016
We got frustrated with our local rice supply from Kogi state to Lagos, when customers were complaining that it should be a lot cheaper to the foreign rice. We made them to realize that it's not the cost of production, but the cost of transportation and the produces charges in each states as you are coming to Lagos.

TV/Movies › Re: What Was Your Favorite Tv Show As A Kid? by Btruth: 10:31pm On Feb 16, 2016
Space 1999. With Maya, I suppose? lipsrsealed
Events › Re: Happy Birthday Lalasticlala by Btruth: 1:42pm On Feb 16, 2016
Is Lalasticlala a noun? huh
Politics › Re: Aisha Buhari With Dolapo And Olubisi Osinbajo (Photos) by Btruth: 12:12pm On Feb 16, 2016
Pretty ladies.
Nairaland General › Don't Talk Too Much! by Btruth(op): 7:15am On Feb 16, 2016
Tuesday February 16



“Study to be quiet.”  1Th 4:11

Don’t talk too much!

Dr. Joe R. Brown of Rochester, Minnesota, tells of the frustration he encountered while trying to take a physical history on a patient. The man’s wife kept answering every question. Finally, Dr. Brown requested that she leave the room. But after she left he discovered that her husband couldn’t speak. Calling the wife back, Dr. Brown apologized for not realizing the man had aphasia—loss of speech—and couldn’t speak a word. The wife was even more astonished—because she didn’t know either! The Bible says there’s “a time to be silent and a time to speak” (Ecc 3:7 NIV). Why? Because communicating too little can destroy a relationship, and so can talking too much. Sometimes we talk because we’re lonely and have few opportunities to speak to others; other times it’s because we love the sound of our own voice. Whatever your motivation, excessive talking can hurt you. That’s why Paul writes, “Study to be quiet.” To “study” implies striving or intense effort. And if you have a “motor mouth” it’ll take intense effort and discipline to overcome this entrenched habit. Generally speaking, it’s a good idea to say less than you know; sometimes your power in a situation comes from silence, not words. Anxious people tend to blabber on, and when you’re negotiating that can put you at a distinct disadvantage because it tips the other person off that you’re insecure. When Jesus stood before Pilate to be judged, “He opened not His mouth” (Isa 53:7 NKJV). Why? Because Jesus wasn’t on trial—Pilate was! And Jesus knew it. Here’s the bottom line: You usually learn more by listening—so don’t talk too much!
Politics › Re: Lagosians Query Ambode For This Manhood-Styled Sculpture Under Ikeja Bridge by Btruth: 6:42pm On Feb 15, 2016
Seriously, what is the meaning of this? huh
Car Talk › Re: Innoson Motors Spotted At The National Assembly Complex (See Photos) by Btruth: 6:41pm On Feb 15, 2016
Schematics:
Innoson machines will be the next big thing in Africa..

#AnambraMade
Proudly Nigeria!
Nairaland General › Have Faith In God's Faithfulness. by Btruth(op): 7:14am On Feb 15, 2016
Monday February 15



“He who calls you is faithful, who also will do it.”  1Th 5:24 NKJV

Have faith in God’s faithfulness

Do you feel like God is leading you to do a certain thing or move in a certain direction and you’re feeling anxious because you’ve got lots of unanswered questions? Then read this: “By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to the place which he would receive as an inheritance. And he went out, not knowing where he was going” (Heb 11:8 NKJV). That’s what you must do too! Not only will you not have answers to all your questions, sometimes you won’t be able to explain what you’re doing to the people you love either. God’s Word says, “He who calls you is faithful, who also will do it.” So you can say, “I don’t know all the details or how this is going to work out, but I know God has promised to be faithful and that’s all I need.” In other words, your faith is in the faithfulness of God. It doesn’t get any better than that! “Blessed be the Lord, who has given rest to His people…according to all that He promised. There has not failed one word of all His good promise, which He promised” (1Ki 8:56 NKJV). Even if you stumble on the road to success, the Bible says, “If we are faithless, He remains faithful” (2Ti 2:13 NKJV). Will Satan attack you? Yes. “But the Lord is faithful, who will establish…and guard you from the evil one” (2Th 3:3 NKJV). Knowing that, your attitude should be to “hold fast the confession of [your] hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful” (Heb 10:23 NKJV). Today have faith in God’s faithfulness.


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Crime › Re: RRS Arrests ‘mad Man’ With 22 ATM Cards (Photos) by Btruth: 7:11pm On Feb 14, 2016
Wonders shall never end. sad
Celebrities › Re: Toyin Aimakhu's Valentine's Message To Seun Egbegbe by Btruth: 3:01pm On Feb 14, 2016
So, this is what Seun nairaland look likes eventually. sad
Health › Re: Russia Accuses Bill Gates Of Engineering The Zika Virus As A ‘Bioweapon’ by Btruth: 12:38pm On Feb 14, 2016
Mankind quest for money and power will eventually wipe out human race.
Nairaland General › Are You The "Strong, Silent Type"? by Btruth(op): 8:52am On Feb 14, 2016
Sunday February 14 



“Her husband praises her: ‘There are many virtuous and capable women in the world, but you surpass them all!’”  Pr 31:28-29 NLT

Are you the “strong, silent type”?

In their book The Language of Love, authors Gary Smalley and John Trent tell of a woman who was feeling frustrated because her husband would come home from work each night and not talk to her. Finally, she told him a story about a man who went to breakfast with some friends. He ate a big meal, then gathered up the crumbs and put them in a bag. Later that day he went to lunch with some business associates and ate another big meal. Again, he put a few crumbs in the bag. When he came home that night, he handed his wife the bag of leftovers. Then the woman told her husband, “That’s what you are doing to me. All day the children and I wait to talk with you when you get home. But you don’t share yourself with us. After being gone all day, you hand us a doggie bag and turn on the television set.” The husband said that hearing this hit him like a two-by-four. He apologized, and began to work on opening himself to his wife and family. If you’re the “strong, silent type,” you’ll have to work a bit harder to accomplish this. But it’s worth it in order to have a good marriage. The wonderful qualities that attracted you to your spouse are still there, you just have to look for them and express appreciation for them. Solomon puts it this way: “Her husband praises her: ‘There are many virtuous and capable women in the world, but you surpass them all!’”


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Crime › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Butcher Man In Enugu State: Graphic Pics by Btruth: 4:55pm On Feb 13, 2016
Something seriously needed to be done with this Fulani herdsmen.
Romance › Re: My Heart Has Been Torn Apart! by Btruth: 12:02pm On Feb 13, 2016
2sex:
Thanks. Will follow you now.
Ok.
Romance › Re: My Heart Has Been Torn Apart! by Btruth: 11:27am On Feb 13, 2016
2sex:
abeg hook me up with anyone in their 20s cos me I be natural lover boy but I can't express myself freely to Nigerian ladies without ending up hurt.

Hence I am often forced to hide my truth identity. Imaging hidding whom God created you to be?
Will talk to my younger brother for you. Or, you wait till when I visit sometimes this year. But just always keep in touch.
Romance › Re: My Heart Has Been Torn Apart! by Btruth: 11:15am On Feb 13, 2016
2sex:
bro, that person in the snapshot isn't NIGERIAN and can never be. So you see? Do you see how their reasoning is when compared to our girls down here?
.....that's is white heart for you. To her, she found it very impossible, that because of a job, a lady will dump her man of 7 years.
Romance › Re: My Heart Has Been Torn Apart! by Btruth: 11:09am On Feb 13, 2016
hurting:
Lol, I created all this morning, when I couldn't sleep.
Hurting, you really need to take it easy oooo...... See what Mel got to say to you too.

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