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I give an example: I took part in the management of PDP and I can’t disown them because I’m part of them. I made an input into its emergence, and if you say it is the worst thing that could ever happen to the country, I cannot in all conscience sit down and say it is because I participated in it.See this thiefman! Babangida, your taking part in PDP management is likely what made it a party of thieves! |
This was from a year ago! As part of investigations into the 13 billion Naira found at a flat in Osborne Towers, Ikoyi, Lagos state, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has searched apartments of the immediate past Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi; and a former Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Adamu Mu’azu. Other prominent persons, living in the building, include a former Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mrs Esther Nnamdi-Ogbue, and C.E.O of Ebony Life Television, Mo’ Abudu. The media aide to Mr Obi, Mr Valentine Obienyem, confirmed this in a statement on Tuesday, noting that all the apartments in the building were searched by the commission. |
halfcurrent:The fact that he had to get "a statement signed by signed by Chief Aka Emmanuel, President, National Adoration Family, Chief Okolo Godwin, President, Adoration Fathers’ Associations World Wide, Mrs Ann Aligwe,President, Adoration Mothers’ Association World Wide, Chukwu Agoziem, President, Adoration Youths’ Association World Wide and Barr Ike Maximus Ugwuoke- Media Chief" makes me suspicious. You'd think a press release by the police would be more convincing! But if it's true, then Buhari done it! I heard he was unhappy that Mbaka insulted Obi. |
Adeboye says, "I'm anointed. But touch me, I am not God!" |
Anduku:No he's not god, though gods do lie, but many would attest to his credibility built up over many years. He's not exactly the sort you brush off with "fake news", and "liberal". Or is he? |
obixcel: Protests than it being attributed to Fuel taxes only. In fact it's more like a rejection to globalism and globalist control.Definitely so, for the French. They hate globalisation! And they know riots work, for them. |
Abbeybailey:The Dow fell 2.24% on Friday to 24,388, ending the week down 4.5%. It’s down 9.5% from its peak, but down only 1.3% so far this year, and flat year-over-year. The S&P 500 fell 2.3% on Friday to 2,633, ending the week down 4.6%. It’s down 10.5% from its peak, down 1.5% year-to-date, and down 0.7% from a year ago. The Nasdaq fell 3.05% on Friday to 6,969, ending the week down 4.9%. It’s down 14.3% from its peak, but remains up 1% year-to-date and is up 1.9% from a year ago. The Russell 2000 small caps index fell 1.98% on Friday, ending the week down 5.6%. It’s down 16.9% from the peak, down 5.7% year-to-date, and down 4.8% from a year ago. So in the bigger scheme of things, this sell-off is just a minor ripple. Wall Street crybabies are acting like it’s the end of the world, and they want the Fed to back off, obviously, because stocks should only go up, and by a lot, every single year, for all times to come, and when they refuse to do that, it’s a cruel abnormality. Ugly Week for Stocks: Bad Sign that Even the WSJ’s Mega-Effort to Reflate them Fizzled |
So, the Pastor Funke Adejumo who asks church members to sow seeds of $1000 dollars each is not a fool? In fact, I agree. The fools are the seed sowers, unless you got your money through God answering your yahoo prayer, in which case, you're just paying your yahoo masters their dues, I guess. |
jeff1607:Paying God to close eye to sin? Should have known it was that simple. |
sunnymix:With these thieves? Dem fit run carry the money go now! |
KingSango:Lose Africa? As if it belonged to anyone to begin with. When better utilisers of it turn up, we would gladly hand it over. When they leave, they can't exactly take it with them. |
MuttleyLaff:To start with, it was in latin, and not like Awolowo gave them free education. Then paper was scarce and the bible, being a big book took, time to be copied so was expensive. You could understand how it could seem like they prohibited it considering the cost. Though with prohibition being one of the first 'thou shalt nots', I'm inclined to agree with you. There were times when families had one bible and you dare not touch it without permission, then I bring mine out and they argue its not the same book as their dad's. Go further back, and a whole village might have just one. People don't know how good its gotten. |
KingSango:So they grab it for themselves, the Chinese, that is? There's this story about a person who had their talent taken from them because they refused to use it. I think it's in a book. Folks should read! |
Charles is a bit of a doomsayer, and its a view, still, China’s Global Electricity Takeover! |
obixcel:They do say the wheels of the law grind slowly. |
[url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+7%3A11-17&version=NIV]Luke 7:11-17[/url] wisdom people A great prophet has appeared among us........ |
HappyPagan:Sacrificing to your own gods, bashing babies' heads in and selling each other as slaves! |
Akin1212:Happy birthday Akin. |
The USS John C Stennis and support ships will arrive off the coast of Iran by the end of the week marking the first such US military presence in the area for eight months. The move comes after Tehran launched a new destroyer, the Sahand, and warned President Trump against continued US sanctions. |
Trump's countless scams are finally catching up to him. it seems likely that for the first time in his life, nothing can protect Donald J Trump from the trouble he’s made, and the sheer scale of it is astonishing. The Guardian Is the Guardian on the liberal list, by the way? |
francis247:This though, 100 thumbs up and include, deliberate, intelligently, purposefully and the such like for a purpose. |
US-China Trade deal? Where is it?! |
francis247:Glad to know, francis247, the atheist who laughs at the beliefs of others. Personally, "everything else created by man supposedly for the good of his specie" is not "laughable to say the least", to me. francis247:"Nothing but fear"? Might I suggest you read the initial post of this thread and come tell me the fear expressed therein is "Nothing"! Odd enough, it is nothing, since it's based on a cooked up belief that the glass is half empty, and the opportunity to go fill it up with whatever you want, "meaningless"! francis247:There you go again, "unnecessary fear". Are you admitting that the fear op expressed is "unnecessary"? I feel that I should capitalise upon you and propagate my own doctrines, since you have this, "unnecessary fear" already! francis247:When I wake up in the morning, I say "buda, ya!" And by so doing I reaffirm existence. One day, I will not say "buda, ya!" And buda will be no more! You should pray! My two cents. As to your, "rather than approach the topic and its content from a logical and rational perspective", I guess we can only ask you to forgive us for "spewing some bald-faced balderdash as usual", and not being smart like you. Out of interest, has life got a meaning yet? francis247:To start with, "most Africans" are not "intellectually fragile"! Quite a lot might be, but that's not most. We Africans are the most unfragile humans and are able to adapt and survive in any environment. Resilient, describes us better. Nor is it necessarily "absurd" to believe in the existence of any God or Demon. There are quite a lot of people with such beliefs whom "absurd" would be the last word you'd describe them with! And "truculence", "Disposed or eager to fight or engage in hostile opposition; belligerent. 2. Showing or expressing bitter opposition or hostility; aggressively defiant: a truculent speech against the new government; a truculent glance. 3. Disposed to violence; ferocious or cruel"? We atheists do do these things I guess, but the sort of religious people you really mean do have to be kicked out of their slumber, don't you think? Besides, we often challenge them intellectually too. francis247:See the above quoted? I'll put it down as your beliefs. The italics are the bits that made my nose curl to different degrees. They are not beliefs I share about Africans, on the whole. francis247:Now, if only you were an "Average African"! |
Good. I expected you to say you had, despite calling it meaningless. So tell, why think reason and behave like the "African, afraid of the yet to be known", "addicted to antediluvian ideas and beliefs, stuck on boot loop", allowing "religious leaders, the pulpit bandits, practically use your brains to mop the floor week in week out", when you have knowledge of a superior alternative? Why has all your study not given you a Japanese mind, or a Chinese mind? Are you afraid of what you now know? Still allowing your brain to mop the floor? Or just addicted to antediluvian ideas and beliefs that you are a product of your environment and can't do anything about it? Have you just not accepted all you have learnt into your life perhaps and think where you are, limits your mind to working like an "average or majority African mind" ? Yes, by the way, I am aware of African movies though I hardly ever watch them. Afterall, as a person thinketh, so a person is, and what one fills one's mind with is how one thinketh. I see no reason to fill my mind with junk culture, arts, music, movies, language, value system, when there's superior nutrients (C.f. buda from the east), to fill my mind and develop the "ability to separate reason and rationality from emotions etc". Not that I'm agreeing that all African culture is junk, having this week sent money for a week long Oro ritual in the Orolu Kingdom. Thieves are disturbing us there, and the fear of being caught by Oro keeps them off the streets at night, especially as the Oro is said to be an excuse to capture people to sacrifice, or so we tell them. And you'd find the junk version in Japanese and Chinese culture, and even people from those places who think and reason like your "average or majority African"! Indeed, "It takes great depth in intellectual strength and bravery to be not only completely open minded to the reception of new ideas, beliefs and and practices but also to go in search of them". The only thing you are saying in this thread of yours is that you might not have such strength, and bravery, afterall. And we are going to give you some, whether you want it or not! francis247: |
Can someone provide a link to an extended version of this video please. I am certain the Bishop was asking if you had all become fools who'd believe your President can be replaced by a clone called Jubrin reported on the backpage of a newspaper. |
francis247:And you know this how? Have you studied "their immaterial culture, arts, music, movies, language, value system, their innate ability to separate reason and rationality from emotions etc", things you said were "all meaningless" ? You say the Japanese and Chinese "manifest" an "innate ability". Shows how much you know of their historical development. What took them thousands of years to learn - their "ability to separate reason and rationality from emotions" - you call "innate" as if they were born with it which conforms with your false notion that we are products of our environment and have no say in the matter. And half emptying your glass, their say in the matter, the method by which they propagate the "culture, arts, music, movies, language, value system", which is how they ensure everyone learns and acquires the "intellectual and psychological strength" to "separate reason and rationality from emotions"; you call "manifest", disregarding the effort involved in using teaching aids to improve their people! francis247:Propensity? As in Africans have the inclination or natural tendency to be religious? I'm on episode 100 of The History of China on podcast. Episode 1 free download is here. I can assure you that if anyone had a "propensity" for religion, it's the Chinese. And I doubt I need to list religious "propensities" of the Japanese. francis247:This is a lie! Unless you, francis247, is not "average African" and "cannot handle it". Or were you not religious? Are you average now? Ignorance dims when intelligence shineth. If we can take ignorance away from you - average African francis - we can take it away from anyone we want to, and learning you to handle it is on par. |
Can somebody explain why I'm not hearing sai bubu on this thread? |
She read it beautifully too. You might be able to listen to Becoming, by Michelle Obama here. It expires in 13 days! |
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