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@ nanny2222. You don try well well, continue, Diaris god. |
Things really went wrong under the 16 years of government of PDP. And, you could now imagine, why some young officers revolt during the Jonathan era last year, and they were indicted for mutiny. I will do the same, if I were to be among those soldiers. Those useless Generals need to be hanged if they were found guilty to pacify the death of those gallant and dedicated young military officers that died fighting the Boko boys with their bare hands. RIP to our truly fallen heroes. One of you is better than 20 of this useless, bot belly leeches who called themselves a General. I could even remember one them trying to fall during the hand over ceremony from Jonathan to Buhari last May. Generals my foot. |
Monday November 30 “God’s law was given so that all people could see how sinful they were.” Ro 5:20 NLT Victory through rule-keeping or victory through grace? Why did God do away with Old Testament law and institute grace? Because while the law had the power to let people know how far short they fell, it didn’t have the power to make them want to obey it. Let’s suppose you have a tendency to eat too much chocolate. You want to be free from the habit, so you make a law for yourself: “I must not eat chocolate. I cannot eat chocolate. I will never eat chocolate again.” You even convince yourself that for you it’s a sin to eat chocolate. But this self-made law doesn’t set you free from the desire for chocolate; it actually seems to increase your problem! Now all you can think about is chocolate; it’s on your mind day and night. Eventually you find yourself sneaking around to eat chocolate because you told everybody you were never going to eat it again. You can’t eat chocolate in front of people so you hide when you eat it, and end up feeling really guilty because now you’ve become a “sneaky” sinner. Now you understand the pain that comes from being “under the law” instead of free in Christ. New believers often focus their attention on God’s laws in order to control their passions, but it doesn’t work. As they mature, however, they learn to direct their attention to the leadership of the Holy Spirit, and discover that He can set you free from the desire to sin. The law requires living by willpower; living by grace requires drawing each day on the power of God’s Spirit. Happy new week! |
INTROVERT:Exactly. He talked too much, and to make things worse, we've never heard about him or his sons. Anyway, rest in peace Mr. Ite. ![]() |
Sunday November 29 “His father…Filled with love…ran to his son.” Lk 15:20 NLT Dad, show your children you love them Canoeing specialist Bill Havens was almost guaranteed to win a gold medal in the 1924 Olympics in Paris. But a few months before the games he learned that his wife would likely give birth to their first child while he was away. She told him that she could make it on her own, but this was a milestone Bill didn’t want to miss. So he surprised everyone and stayed home. He greeted his infant son, Frank, into the world on August 1, 1924. Though he always wondered what might have been, he said he never regretted his decision. He poured his life into that little lad, and shared with him a love for the rapids. Twenty-four years passed, and the Olympic Games were held in Finland. This time his son Frank was chosen to compete in the canoeing event. The day after the competition, Bill received a telegram from Frank that read: “Dear Dad, thanks for waiting around for me to be born. I’m coming home with the gold medal that you should have won.” It was signed “Your loving son, Frank.” Bill Havens wanted his family to know they always came first, no matter what. And that made him a hero to a little boy named Frank. Bill understood that medals tarnish, records are broken, and achievements are soon forgotten. These things don’t satisfy. What does? The love you have for your children, and the love they have for you. Jesus pointed out that even when a child is wayward, a parent’s love can restore them. Are you neglecting your family today? If so, take action immediately! |
Is it just about bail or any other police criminal offences? ![]() |
Lol Next tiime, you should seek the advice of your so call girlfriend before setting out. ![]() |
The Lord is your strength in Jesus name. If only you can believe in Him, you will encounter a miracle. Can she go to the mountain top for 21 days with a white fasting? Behold, the dry bones will live again in Jesus name. |
The good, the bad & the ugly. Game just start, and the last man standing. |
I'm tired of all this shit now. Can we not turn our lovely nairaland.com to some sex or rape court. For Christ sake, we are not a jury here. Whatever happens, let them continue their lives, like somebody earlier says, why did she continue going back for more? I'm out of here buddy! ![]() |
Saturday November 28 “Let us run…the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus.” Heb 12:1-2 NKJV Keep your eyes on Jesus At the Good Will Games in Edmonton, Canada, the Jamaican team was participating in the 4 x 100-meter relay. Those in the third leg of the race had a friend competing in another event nearby. While the sprinter was waiting for the baton, he looked up for a moment to try and see how their friend was doing in his event. Big mistake! In the next moment, the guy running the second leg of the race came up to him with the baton—and crashed into him. Needless to say, the Jamaicans lost because one of their runners was looking at the wrong thing. Instead of focusing on his own race, he was looking at someone else’s. Hello! Who are you looking at—Christ, or other Christians? The church is like a spiritual hospital. Its members are in various stages of treatment, with the aim of becoming whole. So when you look to Christians you’ll sometimes be disappointed—but not when you look to Christ. One day Jesus told Peter what type of death He would suffer, and Peter questioned Him about what sort of death John would face. “Lord, what about this man?” Jesus said to him…“what is that to you? You follow Me” (Jn 21:20-22 NKJV). Have you ever watched a team rowing in the Olympic Games? They can’t see the finish line because their backs are toward it, so they keep their eyes on the captain. He guides them. He motivates them. He shouts, “Row, row, row!” He gives them a cadence and keeps them on track. So the word for you today is—keep your eyes on Jesus. |
So true! ![]() |
xtrorse:For all I know, if you like cry from now till eternity, you and your rest ain't having no Biafra state. Slave you are, and slave you will remain. Dumb ass! |
xtrorse:I'm not here to trade words with you, neither am I agitating for anything. It's your course, you should follow it. Your forefathers follow that course years ago, and they never achieve anything. Go back to history and if you are wise, you would observe that the founder and originator of Biafra dumped your ass and ran into an exotic exile. You guys are fraud and can never achieve anything. |
Let me ask you a simple question, what happened to this Biafra of a thing during the era of Jonathan? Were you guys dumb then? |
Cool! ![]() |
Let them enjoy themselves jare.... PDP do pass this one when they were in power. There was a time, when one Bode George kept on doing party when he was going and out of prison. |
Euro31:sorry for you, your prejudice will definitely send you to Yaba left soon. |
Even distilled waters can be...... ![]() |
Oh! But why are people not taking failure as part of life? Failure is never the end of life, it's part of exercises that will re-shape the course in our life. The battle is never for the swift anyway. RIP to the dead. |
Friday November 27 “Teach us to realize the brevity of life, so that we may grow in wisdom.” Ps 90:12 NLT Make every day count The story’s told of a guy who went to heaven and met St. Peter. Peter said, “Tell me what good things you did in your lifetime.” The guy replied, “Well, a gang of Hell’s Angels was beating up an old lady and stealing her purse, so I rushed in and saved her.” Peter said, “When did this happen?” The guy answered, “About one minute ago.” Seriously, unless Jesus comes back you are going to die. The Psalmist wrote, “Seventy years are given to us! Some even live to eighty” (v. 10 NLT). Let’s say you’re sixty, and you live to be eighty. That’s two hundred and forty months! When you begin to think that way, time becomes a precious commodity and a limited resource, and you get serious about making every day count. Each time you say, “I’ll take care of that tomorrow,” you’ve lost another day you can never get back. Here are some questions you need to think about. Have you discovered God’s will for your life and devoted yourself to fulfilling it? If not, why not? Understand these three things: (1) God scheduled the date of your arrival on earth. “You saw me before I was born. Every day of my life was recorded in your book. Every moment was laid out before a single day had passed” (Ps 139:16 NLT). (2) God has laid out a track for you to run on. “Let us run with endurance the race God has set before us” (Heb 12:1 NLT). (3) God will reward you for how you’ve lived (See 1Co 3:14-15). So make every day count! |
As a strong supporter and member of APC, I will not support the extinction of PDP. Never! It could be dangerous to check and balances in the ruling party into going to anarchy. Let there be PDP, PDB, PDG, anything PDsometing abeg! |
Hummmmmm! So, this is the rapists' face. The evil that men do...... ![]() |
If it was that semovita that he was holding, was all he stole, it's obvious that the boy is hungry; and he shouldn't have been subjected to this kind of humiliation. Our leaders are stealing more than this. I'm not saying what the boy did was right though, but his case has become of that prostitute in the bible that Jesus save from stoning. |
LuckyLadolce:The same Bode George, "to nfi ibanuje se ayo". |
Nigerian own time for the churches is fast approaching. I can smell it. |
ShakurM:...read am again, but this time, read am slowly to digest. if you don't understand some part, come back and ask the OP. Or better, forget it and take biro and paper and write your contact out on it to keep. No put am where rat go eat am, naa him be say all your contact back up don go be that ooooo........lol ![]() |
One of the many reasons that i've decides never to fly in any airline own by Nigeria industry or flying within the nation, since my last experience with Chanchangi Airline from Port Harcourt to Lagos in 2003. It was a terrible experience that will forever be in my memory. Sorry OP, thank God that you are still alive to share this with us. |
Thursday November 26 “The Lord make his face shine upon you.” Nu 6:25 NIV Seeking God’s face in prayer (2) When you study the life of Christ you realize that for Him prayer wasn’t an energy drainer, but an energy giver. And it can be the same for you when you come to see God’s face shining upon you as you talk with Him in prayer. When you’re with a critic who wants to argue, you lose energy. But when you meet with your best friend, you gain energy, and Jesus said, “I have called you friends” (Jn 15:15). Have you ever noticed how people in love sometimes speak to each other in baby talk? It’s immensely intimate and private—and it’s off-putting to a third party. But we do it because it is the tenderest language we know. Jesus’ prayer life demonstrated this intimacy. He called God “Abba,” an Aramaic word much like “da da” or “mama.” (Jesus spoke in Aramaic, and some portions of the New Testament are written in Aramaic rather than Greek.) “Abba” was a Jewish child’s first word, because it was so easy to say. Somehow when Jesus was with God, the tender love that an adult offers to a child to give him strength is what He received from His Father. And you can have that same experience. It’s why Paul wrote: “You have not received a spirit that makes you fearful slaves. Instead, you received God’s Spirit when He adopted you as his own children. Now we call him, ‘Abba, Father.’ For his Spirit joins with our spirit to affirm that we are God’s children. And since we are His children, we are his heirs” (Ro 8:15-17 NLT). Your highest goal in prayer should be intimacy with God. |
Good for her. |
We don't need paper action, we need the physical distribution action. They need to show/proof this by giving the masses the electrification supply. |
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