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Super1Star:
Metuh handcuffed our 400milla, it is only fair and just to handcuff him too.

If someone that stole Nokia 3310 could be handcuffed, then the person that is daring enough to steal 400milla should be neckcuffed.

neckcuffed.......lol.

People sha with silly questions....

Youngpo413:
Them dey pay for whatsapp before?

I wonder oooo, and if dem dey pay before, that means me I don dey enjoy the apps for free since 1900......lol.

Tell this yahoo boy first that what's doing is not right, let's hear his excuses before we decide what next, OK?

Be a good girl, and come back and tell me his reaction when you ask him to leave responsibly. You definitely need a responsible man for a husband, don't you?

adioolayi:
Ibadan learn
Omo Ibadan ki se'ru enikan (We copy no one)!

We lead, others follow!

OK oooo. I just thought they need a younger king nii oooo.

Ibadan with old age king(s) all the time. Can't they learn a lesson from Ife nii?

Wednesday January 20 


“We gave way to it and were driven along.”  Ac 27:15 NIV

What to do in a crisis (1)

Don’t drift. Typically we react to a crisis in the same three ways as the sailors on board Paul’s ship: “The ship was caught by the storm and could not head into the wind; so we gave way to it and were driven along.” The first thing life’s storms tend to do is make us drift. We lose sight of our goals and forget where we’re headed. We ignore our values and get off course. Because they weren’t equipped with compasses and the stars were obscured by the storm, the sailors were in total darkness. Which raises the question: How do you characteristically react in a dark situation when you can’t see the stars and you don’t have a compass? You drift. You go where the waves carry you. You let your problems batter you and toss you back and forth. In life, strong currents can discourage you and make you wonder, “What’s the use? Why fight it?” So you end up going with the flow. But now’s the time to do the opposite! Strengthen your grip of faith: “Hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful…Do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded…persevere so that when you have done the will of God, you will receive what he has promised” (Heb 10:23,35-36 NIV). Note the phrase: “He who promised is faithful.” Question: Has God ever failed you? Answer: No! And He won’t now. “Hold unswervingly to the hope we profess…he who promised is faithful” (v. 23 NIV), and He will bring you through this crisis.

Godmother:
True Op, most parents just want to channel you in the path they like and not one that suits you. They force and pannel beat you into a model they have in their minds, not minding if that path is of interest to you.

On the other hand, the parents that have taken time to study their kids and find out what they want, have children that are well-adjusted and confident.

Yes you are right. I do wondered sometimes when I see some parents saying that their ward will become a doctor, lawyer, banker and so on, when they don't even know what interest the kids. I think children decisions should be made as priority not that of their parents.

Tuesday January 19


“Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things.”  Ps 119:18 NIV

Today, open your eyes

One day Elisha and his servant awoke to find the house they were in surrounded by an army of enemy soldiers. His servant panicked and asked, “What are we going to do?” So Elisha prayed, “Lord, open his eyes so he may see” (2Ki 6:17 NIV). Suddenly he saw their enemies surrounded by an even bigger army of angels. On their way home to Emmaus Cleopas and his companion were heartbroken because Jesus, the One in whom they’d placed their hopes, had been crucified and buried. Out of nowhere a stranger joined them on their journey, and when they reached home they invited him to stay for supper. As he prayed and pronounced a blessing over their meal, the eyes of Cleopas and his companion were opened and they recognized that the stranger was none other than Jesus Himself (See Lk 24:13-35). A man on a commuter train kept gazing out the window and saying, “Wonderful; just wonderful!” What was he looking at? Run-down apartment buildings and trash spilling over onto the sidewalk! After hearing him say “Wonderful” four or five times the lady beside him remarked, “It doesn’t look too wonderful to me.” Whereupon the man replied, “I’ve been blind for the past thirty years. But through the skill of a surgeon, the generosity of a donor, and a corneal transplant, I’ve been given the gift of two new eyes. And to me, everything I see is wonderful.” Grumbling blinds you to God’s blessings, but gratitude opens your eyes to enjoy them. So today, ask the Lord to open your eyes to all the “wonderful things” that surround you.

Oju ole re, #Ole!

Nice one Mr. Dino, "Ekun oko Bisi omo logbalogba"

2 for me, but 5 when.......

Monday January 18

“Train up a child in the way he should go.”  Pr 22:6

Understand your child’s uniqueness (2)

Raising your child “in the way he should go” means being aware of: (1) Their interests. John Ruskin said, “Tell me what you like, and I’ll tell you what you are.” What do your children like? Numbers? Colors? Activities? The greatest gift you can give them isn’t your riches, but revealing to them their own. (2) Their relationships. What statement best characterizes your child? (a) “Follow me, everyone.” (b) “I’ll let you know if I need help.” (c) “Can we do this together?” (d) “Tell me what to do and I’ll do it.” Don’t characterize loners as aloof, or crowd-seekers as arrogant. God designed them that way. What gives your child satisfaction and makes them say, “Yes”? Do they love the journey, or the destination? Do they like to keep things straight, or straighten things out? What thrills one child bothers another. (3) Their environment. A cactus thrives under different conditions than a rosebush. What soil does your child grow in? Some love to be noticed while others prefer to hide in the crowd. Some do well taking tests, others excel in the subject but stumble when it comes to exams. Winston Churchill repeatedly failed tests in school, yet he changed history. We only excel when we’re in the right environment. (4) Their strengths. At two, Van Cliburn played a song on the piano as a result of hearing someone teaching in an adjacent room. His mother noticed, gave him lessons, and the kid from Kilgore, Texas, won the first International Tchaikovsky Piano Competition in Moscow. Resist the urge to label your children before studying them, and ask God to help you understand their uniqueness.

The new Ooni of Ife is indeed a wise king. Respect your highness.

Dawn is here.....

That will not save him when the EFCC will come calling.

N7.5m or $7.5m? Let me call Baba Bubu to confirm.

All unclean banks now in trouble. Wind of "change" blowing everywhere now.

**runs into the secretary office**... "come oo Ada, please keep all our official and transaction documents in order oooo"

**back to my office to peep through the window**

....bought for N90m, but renovated for $3m. . See how these people doesn't have respect for money, come to think of innocent soldiers dying at the battle field everyday.

If only I could be God for just a day nii...

This memo should be given to all that is involved in the Dasukigate to read.

fortune1968:
or clueless

A bi oooo......lol. but, they will not allow us talk; the wailers.

Sunday January 17

“In keeping with his individual gift or bent.”  Pr 22:6 AMP

Understand your child’s uniqueness (1)

As a parent you either accelerate or stifle your child’s giftedness. The Bible says, “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it” (v. 6). That doesn’t mean when you set your kids on the right path they’ll never leave it. No, salvation is the work of God (See 1Co 3:6). So what does this Scripture mean? The Amplified Bible says, “Train up a child in the way he should go [and in keeping with his individual gift or bent].” Note the word “bent.” As a parent you hold the bow, and your child is the arrow. So pray for God’s help in recognizing your child’s strengths and giftedness and aim them “in the way [he or she] should go.” The fact is God pre-wired your infant, preprogrammed your toddler’s strengths, set your teen on a trajectory, and then gave you an eighteen-year research project! So ask yourself, “What sets my child apart?” Childhood tendencies often forecast adult abilities. Read them. Discern them. Affirm them. Cheerlead them. Think about the life of Joseph. At seventeen he saw dreams and visions of himself as a leader (See Ge 37:2-10). And as an adult he interpreted the dreams of Pharaoh and ended up leading the nation (See Ge 40-41). As a boy David displayed two strengths: fighting and music. Later he killed a lion and a bear (See 1Sa 17:34-37). And He played skillfully on the harp (See 1Sa 16). Fighting and music dominated David’s adult life, and are largely what he’s remembered for today. So strive to understand, appreciate, and channel your child’s uniqueness.

Thank goodness, our offshore business can now resume.

These are serious men on a mission. Not like one man then, that was called "the drunken master".

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Season film. What title should we give this film oooo?.......

Once upon a time in Nigeria.

Lol.

The rate @ which EFCC is taking criminals to court this days, I'm sure our prisons will soon be filled up. Please Buhari, more prisons to be build oooo.

Please, let them transfer that priest to the SW, we will appreciate him more here than the SE. The only man of God that told Jonathan to his face that he will fail.

Kill them all. The Lord is ahead and behind you IJN.

If only this has been done when Atiku was head of customs. He wouldn't have been throwing his weight around with all his ill gotten wealth now. It's never too late, let's us stop all the corrupt head office holder. Nigeria will be great again.

Saturday January 16


“I know that thou favourest me.”  Ps 41:11

The reason for the attack

The Devil doesn’t want you to know that God’s favor is on your life, or that you’ve been blessed by Him with all the good things you enjoy. The truth is, the Devil doesn’t want you to think God has done anything good for you at all! He will try to convince you that you have no purpose, power, or potential. He will play the race card, and if that doesn’t work he’ll play the childhood memories card. If that doesn’t work, he will remind you of all the disappointments you’ve been through in life. And if you buy what he’s selling you’ll end up with such self-doubt and low self-esteem you won’t believe God has blessed you in any way, or that He has a wonderful plan for your life. But He has! No matter how limited your ability or lackluster your accomplishments, every blessing you’re enjoying today happened because the Lord is on your side. The Psalmist said, “By this I know that thou favourest me, because mine enemy doth not triumph over me. And as for me, thou upholdest me in mine integrity, and settest me before thy face for ever” (vv. 11-12). David understood that his enemies were attacking him because they witnessed the favor of God on his life. The question is: Do you understand that God’s favor is on your life too? If you don’t, you won’t expect the attack, understand the reason behind it or how to overcome it. You’re blessed and favored—that’s why you’re a target! Are others resentful because of what God has done for you? How come they see it and you can’t?

Wahala ti waa oooo......!