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Lattop:
U are alive to write dis rubbish eennn instead for u to start rolling on d ground Thanking d ALMIGHTY for sparing ur life to dis moment





INGRATE of the FIRST ORDER

what's the problem with you laptop? Is this how to appreciate someone that is fighting for the nation? Or, don't they have the right to express themselves again nii? You really fall my hand.

Beginning of the...........

Na wa ooo. Series of season films are still on the way. But meanwhile, let Buhari and all the ministers carry on their work, and let EFCC continue spicing us up with all this actions.

Eeyah! Serious spiritual warfare niyen. Please, I'll advice that you 2 should go for prayers.

Kabiyesi ooooo, iku baba yeye sewon.......lol.

Who says that king cannot enter prison?

.....and now they will expect Buhari to come and fix this from Abuja oooo.

sukkot:
everybody is dying
cher
alan rickman
david bowie
francis cress welsing
natalie cole
rene angelili

Cher is not dead yet oooo, don't use mouth to kill her oooo...........lol. maybe you mean Michael Jackson.

RIP. Sorry Celine Dion. It's well with you & your kids.

Friday January 15


“If things go well for Babylon, things will go well for you.”  Jer 29:7 TM

Make the best of it

When God’s people were slaves in Babylon, He told them: “This is the Message…to all the exiles I’ve taken from Jerusalem to Babylon: ‘Build houses and make yourselves at home. Put in gardens and eat what grows in that country. Marry and have children. Encourage your children to marry and have children so that you’ll thrive in that country and not waste away. Make yourselves at home there and work for the country’s welfare. Pray for Babylon’s well-being. If things go well for Babylon, things will go well for you…As soon as Babylon’s seventy years are up and not a day before, I’ll show up and take care of you as I promised and bring you back home. I know what I’m doing. I have it all planned out—plans to take care of you, not abandon you, plans to give you the future you hope for’” (vv. 4-11 TM). There’s an important lesson here. While we’re waiting for God to turn things around for us, we need to be as productive as possible. While we’re waiting for God to work, a lot of us think we should do nothing, even though there’s plenty around for us to do. The bottom line is: We’ve become concerned about one person only—ourselves. When we mess up, the only person we tend to see is—ourselves. But God says, “While you’re waiting on me to do something good for you, start doing something good for others.” By blessing others, you open up the channel for God to come through and bless you. That’s the way it works!

Thursday January 14


“It is a very small thing that I should be judged by you.”  1Co 4:3 NRS

Who are you trying to impress?

Paul writes, “With me it is a very small thing that I should be judged by you…It is the Lord who judges me” (vv. 3-4 NRS). Can you imagine viewing criticism as “a very small thing?” Or being liberated from the need to impress people; your self-esteem no longer dependent on someone noticing how successful, smart, or attractive you are? Think what it would be like to feel genuine love for someone who expresses their disapproval of you. Is such a life even possible? With God’s help, yes! One pastor says: “Years ago I wanted to lead a certain ministry. When I wasn’t chosen I became angry. Of course I didn’t show it. That’s not to say I didn’t love God. I just wanted to serve me more than Him! By saying no, God was correcting an attitude that would destroy any real ministry I might have later. When you represent God so visibly it’s nearly impossible for anyone to detect that you’re a fake…except God.” Ever hear of “approval addiction”? Its symptoms include living in fear of what others think of you; being easily hurt by what they say; a nagging sense that you aren’t good enough; constantly trying to impress important people. And like all addicts, you’ll go to any lengths for a fix. One author writes: “Many of my daily preoccupations suggest that I belong more to the world [than to God]. A little criticism makes me angry…a little praise raises my spirits…I’m like a small boat on the ocean, completely at the mercy of the waves.” Is this an issue you need to pray about today?

Seun:
Yes. The difference is that venomous snakes can kill people. If a venomous snake bites you in Nigeria, you are dead. So we don't joke with snakes. If I captured a non-venomous snake (or a wild cat), I would try to keep it in the cage as a pet instead of killing it. My ideal cat would look just like the cat in this picture. Smooth black fur with golden eyes, just like cats in the movies. I'm not afraid of black cats. I like them.

Seun, I no like this your style at all oooo, the man said the cat has done him more damage than good. That cat is evil and even possessed. Can't you see it from the 2nd picture? If naa me, I go do worse gan self....cut am pieces and feed it to my cat fish.

Another blockbuster.

My head wan blow..., in short, I give up.

To be honest, any one that will come up with a book about Jonathan and his money sharing formular will definitely be a bestseller. N13b?

Ain't Igbo the biggest of their problems with this write-up?

Oh Lord, please grant us wisdom, and when wisdom is granted, give us spirit mind to take it.

emperorchedda:
INNOVATION

Half of Nigeria's population think like this and we won't need to depend on the government anymore neither will we need to import everything from China and keep being the target of Donald Trump

that is true, but we need the basic things of life to be succeed.

- Electricity
- Security
- and little funds or loans from banks as in soft loans.

Nigeria will be great again.

Sometimes self, I don't know why we cannot just scrap this NASS so that we have a direct ruling from the President and his/her cabinets?

O su mii oooo!

They should all be test, including Arase himself too.

Wednesday January 13 


“Father, I have sinned.”  Lk 15:18 NIV

God will forgive and restore you

The Prodigal Son’s story begins like this: “There was a man who had two sons. The younger one said to his father, ‘Father, give me my share of the estate.’ So he divided his property between them. Not long after…the younger son got together all he had, set off for a distant country and…squandered his wealth in wild living” (vv. 11-13 NIV). This young man’s sin was bad, really bad! In a Middle Eastern patriarchal society the disrespect he demonstrated toward his father is beyond what most of us can relate to. As the younger son he was entitled to a third of the family estate, but only after his father’s death. So in a sense he was sending a message to his dad, saying, “I wish you were dead.” If you think that’s shocking, his father’s response of love and grace is even more shocking. And if you’ve failed God badly, it’ll come as a real encouragement to you. When his boy came back home—broke, busted, and disgusted—the Bible says, “While he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him” (v. 20 NIV). In that culture fathers never ran. A proud patriarch would never hitch up his garments, bare his legs, and run—ever! The point Jesus wanted to make is this: The moment you turn around and come back to God, He will run to meet you with open arms, forgive your sin, and restore you to your rightful place in His family. So, come today!

- they will insist that your knee cap is not good again, but that it will be better to get the tokunbo @ Ladipo, and you won't need to follow them to go and buy it. Lol.

ahaz:
look at the way everyone is demonizing gdj as if HDS fhd one that laid foundation for this corruption...I believe there is a big difference between 2billon$ and $16billon,and yet they played a blind eye towards that..a certain gen.looted $12billion dollars oil money nobody talk o.
The harliburton scandle is still there yet oud new sherif choosed a soft target because he comes from a very naive region were they will tose the soo cslled patriotic bulshit to and they buy it but will throw away the same patriotism to the winds when it involves them...if buhari is keen about probing let him start with the sale of nitel,nepa,pdobd the nnpc and lets see if his cohofts wont be involved.leg him not forgot to probe the sponsors of boko haram and carryout an open trial of captured boko men lets know the extent of dasukis father christmas...besides all fhis you guys should leave gej alons.

There's a different between strong government and a weak one. I will not expect Buhari to audit/investigate the administrations years away from his. I think it's only right for him to audit the immediate one before him. Others would have done the same if they were not corrupt. If you remember, he did the same when he came to power with the Shagari's administration. So, asking him why he is not probing Babangida, Abacha, Abdusalam, Obasanjo, Yardua's administration is not something proper. Let him start from the immediate pass government, and let the next government be preparing to probe him too when he leaves office.

Time up for Mr. Jonathan. The only name that amazed me on the list is that of Bode George. That old fool will never learn his lesson. I think he should be dealt with this time around. "Ole agbalagba".

What happens to official phone calls? And, what about calling my momma @ our home town too?.......lol. Remember, mama don't know facebook & twitter ooo.

Baba, e fe gbo? E ma tee ooo. This is not your case against the Fulani ooo. This is a case against the whole Nigeria, so, please look for our money and return, at least 70% of it.

Olusegun Osoba next, follow by Fasheun and Gani Adams. Day of accountability is here.

Ride on EFCC! Ride on Buhari! Ride on APC!

omolami:
Another APC scam and plan to destroy Ekiti. Someone will die in this process am seeing and it will be shocking to the Nation.

Who will die? I wonder if people like you ever wanted good for this country at all?

Tuesday January 12



“The Lord’s servant must not quarrel.”  2Ti 2:24 NIV

Don’t quarrel, and avoid people who do

Let’s consider why some people are given to quarreling: (1) They grew up in homes where it was a pattern so they think it’s normal. It may be normal, but it’s certainly not Christlike. The Bible says, “Avoiding a fight is a mark of honor; only fools insist on quarreling” (Pr 20:3 NLT). (2) To boost their self-worth. Some folks only feel good about themselves when they’re attacking the validity of somebody else’s opinions and beliefs, and maneuvering that person into defending their position. The quarreler’s goal isn’t to add value to other people’s lives by showing them the error of their ways; it’s pure one-upmanship. Solomon says, “Starting a quarrel is like opening a floodgate, so stop before a dispute breaks out” (Pr 17:14 NLT). Does that mean you shouldn’t stand up for what you believe? No, it means you must learn to disagree without being disagreeable! When you’re mean-spirited you do more harm than good. Benjamin Franklin was known to have remarked diplomatically, “On this point, I agree. But on the other, if you don’t mind, may I take exception?” If you’ve a tendency to be argumentative, remember that it costs you absolutely nothing to respect someone’s opinion—especially on matters of no eternal consequence. That’s why Paul told Timothy, “The Lord’s servant must not quarrel; instead, he must be kind to everyone.” Will Rogers put it this way: “People’s minds are changed through observation, not through argument.” So the word for you today is—don’t quarrel, and avoid people who do!

Tuesday January 12



“The Lord’s servant must not quarrel.”  2Ti 2:24 NIV

Don’t quarrel, and avoid people who do

Let’s consider why some people are given to quarreling: (1) They grew up in homes where it was a pattern so they think it’s normal. It may be normal, but it’s certainly not Christlike. The Bible says, “Avoiding a fight is a mark of honor; only fools insist on quarreling” (Pr 20:3 NLT). (2) To boost their self-worth. Some folks only feel good about themselves when they’re attacking the validity of somebody else’s opinions and beliefs, and maneuvering that person into defending their position. The quarreler’s goal isn’t to add value to other people’s lives by showing them the error of their ways; it’s pure one-upmanship. Solomon says, “Starting a quarrel is like opening a floodgate, so stop before a dispute breaks out” (Pr 17:14 NLT). Does that mean you shouldn’t stand up for what you believe? No, it means you must learn to disagree without being disagreeable! When you’re mean-spirited you do more harm than good. Benjamin Franklin was known to have remarked diplomatically, “On this point, I agree. But on the other, if you don’t mind, may I take exception?” If you’ve a tendency to be argumentative, remember that it costs you absolutely nothing to respect someone’s opinion—especially on matters of no eternal consequence. That’s why Paul told Timothy, “The Lord’s servant must not quarrel; instead, he must be kind to everyone.” Will Rogers put it this way: “People’s minds are changed through observation, not through argument.” So the word for you today is—don’t quarrel, and avoid people who do!

shadrach77:
So you want him to die so that your prophecy can come to pass abi? You will never do well sir !

No oooo. I was just referring to my dream concerning him then. Of-course I'm praying that the Lord should still give him more years for us nii oooo.

Haba! You are hard on me oooo

Fulfilment of my dream coming. Lord, let your will be done.

https://www.nairaland.com/2013634/man-god-gone-very-soon

People's money from the people to be paid by the people to the people. So, what is the big deal?

Good news indeed. Expecting to hear more of such news from NCC for company like Vodafone, Orange, O2 and more to come and invest into our economy. I won't mind Carphone Warehouse too......lol

It's good for her.