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vaxx:You, unfortunately, do not quite qualify. |
Ranchhoddas:As he usually does, lolx2 |
LoJ:The title of the book! The fact the author himself said don't bother reading it if you don't want to! Calling for references without even knowing what you need references for! |
LoJ:Who presented a book about the "hidden years of Jesus"? Those who wish to progress should learn to read accurately! |
Ranchhoddas:I am very grateful to you for saving me the hassle of further responding to their nonsense. Vaxx I can perfectly understand. Lately, if I post that the sun is in the sky, he would argue it's under the sea, but you LoJ!? I don't know you for making spurious claims so you surprise me! |
Bolowolowo:Besides, they wouldn't be the first as every translation promotes the ideology of the translator as a study of the KJV shows. Even Paul put his own spin on Christ. |
LoJ:Vaxx's question is one he can answer himself if he wants to. He should mind not to be under any obligation on my part. And I have not asked anyone to believe anything, be it the Bible or a pastor. If you've ever read a single word I've written, you'd know I never have. 'Belief' is not a thing I hold in high esteem so I'd hardly be peddling it to others. As to progress, that's up to the individual, surely. Progress for ganders may be regression for gooses. |
vaxx:No wonder you need a pastor! Why don't you just let me read it for you and tell you. Smh To those who in orthodox sincerity will reject much that is presented in this book, I can say only: “Hold fast to that which is good!” If your faith, your knowledge, and your conviction in regard to Christian matters serves you well, and there is no inner urge to look beyond the veil, then do not do so. Permit nothing to weaken or lessen your adoration and worship of him who is your Savior and your Lord. |
INEC boss, Mahmood Yakubu says ban on Zamfara APC stands Pulse News Agency Local by NAN 15.10.2018 Yakubu stated this on the sideline of the opening of a two-day validation workshop on Monday. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it stands by its statement that the All Progressives Congress (APC) will not field candidates for the 2019 general elections in Zamafa. INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, stated this on the sideline of the opening of a two-day validation workshop titled “Study on the cost of elections in ECOWAS Region” on Monday in Abuja. “We have issued a statement on Zamfara and nothing has changed. We stand by the statement that we issued,” he said. Yakubu re-emphasised that the deadline for submission of party candidates’ name to the commission was Oct 18, saying that it would give a full report on that after Nov. 18. INEC had informed the ruling APC in a leaked memo that it would not be allowed to field candidates for elective positions in Zamfara in the 2019 elections. The commission’s acting Secretary, Okechukwe Ndeche, in a letter to the APC said that the party was barred from fielding candidates for governorship, national assembly and state assembly elections. The commission said this was because APC failed to comply with Sections 87 and 31 of the Electoral Act of 2010. Parties, according to the act, were expected to comply with the timetable and schedule of INEC, which says that the conduct of primaries must be held between Aug. 18 and Oct. 7. INEC said it received reports from its Zamfara office, indicating that no primaries were conducted in the state “notwithstanding that our officials were fully mobilised and deployed.” The APC National Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, later responded to INEC in a statement and said that the party had already arrived at a consensus before the deadline. Oshiomhole said that following the high level of friction, disagreements and threats of violence by various political camps before the primaries, all the aspirants met at City King Hotel, Gusau, to find a truce. “After hours of intense horse-trading, a consensus was reached within the spirit and context of the electoral act and the constitution of our party. “This was done in strict compliance with Section 87 (6) of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended),” he said. He said that the claim by INEC that no primaries were conducted could only be referring to its officials’ observation that actual voting did not take place. The APC chairman said that conduct of primaries was not the only mode prescribed for producing candidates in the electoral act, 2010 (as amended). “We, therefore, affirm that indeed, primaries took place in Zamfara State,” Oshiomhole said. The party chairman also noted that PDP had similar issues in Kano State and wondered why INEC did not bar the opposition party from fielding candidates. |
The Mystical Life Of Jesus By Harvey Spencer Lewis Harvey Spencer Lewis F.R.C., S:::I:::I::, 33° 66° 95°, PhD, a noted Rosicrucian author, occultist, and mystic, was the founder in the USA and the first Imperator of the Ancient and Mystical Order Rosae Crucis, from 1915 until 1939. This fascinating, non-sectarian treatment of the unknown life of Jesus is based on records preserved in the archives of ancient monasteries of the Essenes and the Rosicrucian Order. It is a full account of the birth, youth, early manhood, and later periods of Jesus' life, containing the story of his activities in the times not mentioned in the Gospel accounts. The facts relating to the immaculate conception, the birth, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension will astound and inspire you. The book contains many mystical symbols, fully explained, original photographs, and an unusual portrait of Jesus. |
Wahala90:Compare today when crude oil is $80 (and sub 45 for many years) with days it was $150. Then judge for yourself which is "good days". |
Arch1:A reminder of whom Atiku is a continuation of! |
I found nothing after probing Buhari’s PTF – Obasanjo Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Tuesday said his administration probed the accounts of the Petroleum Trust Fund headed by the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) and found nothing unpleasant. Buhari headed the PTF, inaugurated in March 1995, under the regime of the late dictator, Gen. Sani Abacha. The PTF was established to manage the fund accruable from the increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit, otherwise know as petrol, from N3.25 to N11. The PTF was scrapped by Obasanjo on assumption of the Presidency in 1999. The ex-President also set up a committee to investigate the accounts of the PTF following allegations of N25bn fraud in the agency. Obasanjo’s fresh revelation was made in Ogun State when Buhari and other national leaders of the APC visited the ex-President at his Hilltop residence in Abeokuta. On the Buhari’s entourage were the APC national chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun; the party’s former interim national chairman, Chief Bisi Akande; a former governor of Lagos State and a national leader of the APC, Bola Tinubu, and the governor of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun, among others. Obasanjo said when he looked into the report submitted to him on the alleged fraud in the PTF he did not see anything incriminating concerning Buhari. He said, “When you were going to become the manager of PTF. We talked about it and when you finished and I took over, we looked into it. “I haven’t said this publicly, I would say it publicly now. When we looked into it, there was really nothing amiss except that that organisation went from road building to mosquito net-buying and all sorts of things. “And what the investigation discovered is a bit of inconsistency in prices and all that. In one area, mosquito net might have been given for N50; in another, N45. And I then remarked that this is fishy. We should look into it. “And I called my brother and colleague (Buhari), I said see this and he said ‘look we are managing billions of Naira and I tried to make sure I see everything.But I will not say that what they have said about this is correct or not correct. But I can assure you, I tried to see everything.’ “I said okay Muhammadu, between me, you and God, was there any personal benefit for you? And you said ‘no.’ I said that is the end of the matter. “Although there was that investigation, its report was not of any material importance.” Obasanjo asked Buhari and other presidential candidates to address the nagging issues of insecurity, economy and deficit in infrastructure. He implored the presidential candidates to focus on issues rather than trivialities. He said, “I hope people will face issues rather than trivialities. On occasions like this, issues are very important. And you have mentioned three areas which are demanding issues in Nigeria today. “I will just beg all of you who are contesting to add one to it; you mentioned economy, you mentioned corruption, and you mentioned security. “I will beg of you to add infrastructure. It’s very important. You may take it as part of economy but I will take infrastructure as special and give it special attention.” While he described a political party as a microcosm of a nation, which would consist of near saints, devils, rapists, and armed robbers, Obasanjo warned that when the party wanted to go into government, it must look for men and women of integrity. |
Why We Cannot Take Action Against Ganduje Yet - APC The ruling All Progressives Congress has said it cannot take any action on a video of Governor Umar Ganduje in circulation which appeared to show him taking bribes from contractors, because the matter had been taken to court. The party said Mr Ganduje had sued Daily Nigerian, the platform responsible for the two clips of the scandalous footage released between Sunday and Monday. "The matter is in court, the governor has taken the medium to court," party spokesperson, Lanre Issa-Onilu, told PREMIUM TIMES by telephone Monday afternoon. "We cannot comment on a matter that is already before a law court." Mr Issa-Onilu's comments come a day after Daily Nigerian released the initial video to the Nigerian public on Sunday hours after a second batch was released. The first video seemed to show the governor receiving up to $230,000 from Kano State public works contractors for the construction and allocation of stalls in a new market. The governor has denied the allegations contained in the video, first saying it was 'cloned' and later threatening a lawsuit against the publisher of Daily Nigerian. Calls have mounted for Mr Ganduje, 68, to step, but he appears defiant so far. Critics argue that the governor has, at best, violated money laundering laws by handling at least $230,000 (over N82 million) in cash. Both the police and the anti-graft EFCC separately told PREMIUM TIMES on Monday they could not immediately commence investigation into the videos. The Kano State House of Assembly had earlier on Monday raised a seven-man committee to probe the video, Daily Nigerian reported |
ithink7:You are the mumu. And a simple read of the Nigerian Constitution will demumuise you. |
Yusman316:That's why intelligent people like you exist to tell them. Please never tire. |
Section 308 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria covers his immunity. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this constitution but subject to subsection (2) of this section- No civil or criminal proceedings shall be instituted or continued against a person to whom this section applies during his period of office; A person to whom this section applies shall not be arrested or imprisoned during that period either in pursuance of the process of any court or otherwise; and No process of any court requiring or compelling the appearance of a person to whom this section applies, shall be applied for or issued; Provided that in ascertaining whether any period of limitation has expired for the purposes of any proceedings against a person to whom this section applies, no account shall be taken of this period of office. The provisions of subsection (1) of this section shall not apply to civil proceedings against a person to whom this section applies in his official capacity or to civil or criminal proceedings in which such a person is only a nominal party. This section applies to a person holding the office of President or Vice-President, Governor or Deputy Governor; and the reference in this section to “period of office” is a reference to the period during which the person holding such office is required to perform the functions of the office. From the language constitution, there is a clear reference to “period of office” as well as the President, Vice-President, Governor and deputy Governor (elected officials, if I may add) are immune from prosecution. It is absolute and covers all criminal and civil claims during tenure in office. |
Ahead of the 2019 general elections, the National Working Committee (NWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has appointed the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, as Director – General of the Atiku Presidential Campaign Council. The National Chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus, made the announcement through his Twitter handle on Tuesday. Saraki Appointed DG Of Atiku Presidential Campaign Council |
Righteousness89:So, we married at 20. He cheated before my 21st birthday and actually ran off with the other person. Hope you don't mind if I sleep with someone too just so I can have kids. I am 35 now and he's never returned. |
Righteousness89:Seems you can divorce if one party commits "sexual immorality" , and knowing human beings , "partner looked at another" would do. |
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thelastPope:Fake news like the above. Those alive in those days know how bad Nigeria was under Shagari and how different it became under Head of State Buhari. |
Decree No.4, 1984 was an archaic attempt to curb fake news, albeit the use of a nuclear bomb to kill a suspect ant. With the explosion of fake news today however, and the unfortunatecy of its virility and propensity to be believed, I wonder if there should not be some draconian law against anyone who believes fake news instead. It might make people check what they claim, at least. |
mikovo2002:Yes he has. He now allows himself to be challenged in court. Section. 3. (i) Any Person who alleges that his rights have been, are being or are likely to be contravened by any of the provision of this Executive Order may apply to a competent Court in his jurisdiction for redress. Meanwhile, I'm after the text of Decree No. 2 State Security (Detention of Persons) of 1984. If anyone comes across it, please. |
Righteousness89:Where? When? |
solite3:"Knowing about something" does not mean "believing in something". People believe all sorts of stupid things just because they actually know nothing. All the same, the majority of people opposing you on this thread are believers like you, but unlike you, they don't seem incapable of challenging their beliefs. That's how people learn dude, challenging what they cooked up and believe in their heads. Only the wilfully ignorant refuse to abandon their beliefs when opposed by factual evidence. As to the relevancy of my contribution. Who jumped up and made you god!? |
nnachukz:Decamp? I will personally chop off his priq! |
Or maybe you are just giving them 2-0 advantage seeing as they so crap anyway? Now that would be confidence. But incompetence if you lose by 2, my bubu. Me, I don't trust these my people. They are already shouting "Athiefu! Athiefu!" so they can enter and steal, so stop messing about and wipe their nose in it, please! |
This stupid nonsense will allow those pdp people to gloat! Bubu, how can they mess up like this ![]() I am in pain! ![]() |
LordReed:I remind myself that it is written that their Lord Jesus Christ looked down at them while nailed to a cross and cried, "Father, Forgive them, for they haven't got a clue". They didn't have a clue then, and they still don't now so deserve even much more pity, considering they think they know. They are poor and would most likely remain poor until they open their own eyes and look. |
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said the All Progressives Congress, APC, has no governorship candidate in Zamfara state ahead of the 2019 general elections. The party premised its position on the failure of the party to beat the deadline for party primaries stipulated by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. National Publicity Secretary of the party, Kola Ologbondiyan stated this yesterday while addressing newsman at the party’s headquarters in Abuja. The publicity scribe said: “Our position has not changed. Since Zamfara state APC did not meet the October 7 deadline, then it means that they have no candidate for 2019 general elections. “You remembered after our national convention, we alerted the nation that the closing date for primary and congresses was October 7th and since that day, the Zamfara state chapter of the APC has not held a singular congress to elect candidate into various position that will be contested in 2019 general elections. “We warned INEC because we are aware of underarm measures and moves by the leadership of the APC who summoned the INEC chairman and the governor of Zamfara state to a meeting. “We raised the alarm because we are democratic party, and we have respect for the 1999 constitution as amended. And all the the electoral law guiding our elections. “As such, we warned INEC not to allow itself to be subdued by the APC. For once they must not allow any form of collusion with the APC. APC has no governorship candidate in Zamfara – PDP Also mess up in Rivers State! Members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State yesterday told the party’s National Chairman, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole that the state would not like the declaration of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Zamfara for the State. The party members stated this at the National Secretariat where they had protested in support of Senator Magnus Abe governorship candidature. According to them, if something was not done fast about the Rivers State APC, it would face the same pronouncement INEC gave to Zamfara State. INEC on Tuesday wrote to APC, stating that the party would not field candidates in Zamfara State since the party failed to conduct primaries in the state. Rivers APC to Oshiomhole: We don’t want to be like Zamfara |
FFK you and ATIKU will not run to anywhere with our money. ATIKU is a Big THIEF -- PDP Don't Trust Atiku. He does not wish Nigeria well --- OBJ Ashacot please. I hope you don't me me borrowing. You said it better than I'm capable of meself. |
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