₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: Register • Login • With Google • Trending • Recent • New

Stats: 3,345,015 members, 8,515,015 topics. Date: Saturday, 07 November 2026 at 09:11 PM

Toggle theme

Budaatum's Posts

Nairaland Forum › Budaatum's Profile › Budaatum's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 857 858 859 860 861 862 863 864 865 (of 1630 pages)

Christianity Etc › Re: The Solution To The Problems Of This World Is Adoption Of A True Religion by budaatum: 12:16am On May 30, 2021
HellVictorinho:
Nonsense.

You are not in any way making any sense by mentioning my mother for no reason that is acceptable.

Ultimately,my mom is not happy,I am not happy and your posts are not beneficial.
Now, why would our mother not be happy?

Have you been a bad son again?
Agriculture › Re: Lets Share Our Success Stories by budaatum: 3:27am On May 29, 2021
ekerensima:
Amen!!! I dey see the results of ur prayer God bless you
Would you please not steal from yourself! Or did your hoe go off every morning to hoe your land in your farm every day while you slept in your bed?

No, you are not yet seeing the result of my prayer! What you are seeing is the result of the years of your learning and the sweat of thy brow that you have put into the crop that you have sown.

A hundredfold sixty times thirty what was sown is what I read in a book. Now add your intelligence and your hard work and your prayers plus my own prayer on top, and a thousand a million fold plus much more when you add the sweat of thy brow plus the Grace.

It's corn, you see. A tiny seed you put in the ground and bumper you harvest your blessings.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Solution To The Problems Of This World Is Adoption Of A True Religion by budaatum: 12:49am On May 29, 2021
HellVictorinho:
It would be very stupid of me to love someone like budaatum.


Ultimately, the problems in the world can't cease since people like budaatum exist.
Hello Hell. Long time no see. Hope you well? My mama nkọ? I hope she well too. Do know that you are not in any way required to love buda. It is buda who must love; and my darling mama too. My sincere deepest regards to her please.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Solution To The Problems Of This World Is Adoption Of A True Religion by budaatum: 12:43am On May 29, 2021
enilove:
How is speaking the truth evil? It is love to speak the truth as it is . Not half truth or half falsehood.
Your "truth", enilove. And not that of your neighbours who do not fit the caricature that is your "truth" just as you wouldn't fit the caricature of an eater of Christ's meat because that would be as much an untruth as your caricature is no truth at all, unless your Muslim neighbours are unloving you enilove.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Solution To The Problems Of This World Is Adoption Of A True Religion by budaatum: 5:45pm On May 28, 2021
enilove:
You should have reconciled the verses of the Qur'an with the characters of the followers of the Qur'an.
Are they doing according to the Quran verse I quoted or not ?
The answers is yes.
You really are funny to be able to continue to miss the fact that if I reconcile your own character with verses from the Bible the answer would be a very resounding no. Or would you like to argue that in this thread of your's you have shown any love whatsoever for your neighbours whom you are even trying very hard to describe as your enemies?

The only thing you have managed to show by this thread is that one must never ever judge a religion by those who claim it as their own religion because Christ has even taught us that some really just are idol worshippers who say "Lord Lord" but do not the Lord's will do.

Oh Lord God the Heavenly Father open our eyes please in Jesus Mighty Name. Amen.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 4:46pm On May 28, 2021
sanpipita:
Nigerians generally lack empathy at issues they think doesn't affect them, they will mock struggles of others till it affects them, someone like Nelson Mandela will have been accused of having victim mentality by Nigerians

Let's not forget Nigerians mocked BLM protests only for them to come out to protest against SARS, they will quote Thomas Sowell for others but understand discrimination/oppression when it's about them
And then we wonder why we suffer!

I tell people that Northerners are the most marginalised tribe in Nigeria and that their uprising is bound to be the bloodiest sometime in the future being they have a large youth proportion, but I am pointed to the few dominating Fulanis as if those few are the majority of Northerners.

We will surely learn when its our turn ro be suffering.

Politics › Re: Sharia: ATTENTION Yoruba Muslims And Christians by budaatum: 3:41pm On May 28, 2021
A Yoruba person must know how impossible it is for anyone to push Sharia on Yoruba land.

We have customary law already which can not be pushed on any Christian, so how can any law be more powerful than the Law of Jesus Christ?

Those who work by instigating fear can only be from satan, for those who walk in the Lord God Almighty fear no evil and even sit and eat at tables prepared in the midst of enemies.

The Holy Spirit will guide your understanding.
Christianity Etc › Re: Women In Old Testament Vs Women In New Testament. by budaatum: 3:26pm On May 28, 2021
sonmvayina:
The new testament is anti women.

Women in Christianity(new testament):
- Keep quiet (1st Corinthians 14: 34-35)
- Don't teach men (1st Timothy 2:12)
- Submit to your husband (The most famous, hehe; Ephesians 5:22-33)
(Had to run away from xtianity)

Women in/of Judaism/Old testament :
- Given authority (Judges 4-5)
- Prophesied( Exodus 15:20-21; 1st Chronicles 25:5-6, Judges 4:4-5; Isaiah 8:3,4 ; Kings 22:14; Nehemiah 4:14, Megillah 14A)
- Defeated Enemies in war (Judges 4-5)
- Supported their families and sought after for wisdom, viewed as strong and capable (Proverb 31)
I am inclined to agree with you, except it is not so clear cut.

Mary was an educated person who could clearly read which is why she quoted Bible that her husband a carpenter couldn't. And if she hadn't taught her son Jesus Christ how to read he would have ended up saving wood instead of fishing for the souls of human beings and being the Messiah.

Not only could Mary read but she could understand too, and clearly understood the role of Eve in acquiring knowledge and gaining wisdom and opening eyes and freeing Adam from slavery which is what she taught her son to also do. For not only does Christ feed you the Fruits of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil to empower you, he also feeds you the Fruit of the Tree of Life so that you may live.

The Old and New Testament work together, is the point. And if there had been no New Testament, only the Jews would have heard of and read the Torah which they would have guided with cherubims with flaming swords so you may not hear or read it or live eternally.

The key is to ask and knock and seek and read to understand instead of becoming a mere believer. Because it is indeed clearly written than one must not do what demons do or one will tremble and gnash one's teeth.

Agriculture › Re: What Is The Profitability Of Okra Farming . by budaatum: 3:07pm On May 28, 2021
The profitability of any venture depends on the knowledge applied to the work one does.

Zero knowledge and plenty work is like a builder building in vain.

Plenty knowledge and zero work, well, I guess I need not say.

A thread seeking knowledge would have a question like "How can one profitably grow okro?"
Agriculture › Re: Lets Share Our Success Stories by budaatum: 3:00pm On May 28, 2021
The Lord and all the positive powers on this earth will make this person more successful every year.
Family › Re: I Want To Send My Wife Packing by budaatum: 2:45pm On May 28, 2021
You saved me from responding with an epistle. Thank you.

If he had wanted his wife to be open with him he would have begun communicating in the way he intended to proceed by being open with her about his earnings from the start since her knowing his earnings does not mean she gets to spend it all.

chatinent:
Dear oga,

You are your own problem.

1. It isn't a must to do a wedding with ₦1m if you aren't worth it. People should learn to avoid pleasing onlookers by feeding 6000 people. The wedding is supposed to be a day of joy for you both, not for people's stomachs.


2. I noticed you have a thingy with gender roles. You are a man. Your wife is still your responsibility. You refused declaring your salary to her but is quite inquisitive on what she earns. How na baba?

Coming to the part of she sending money to a male friend, I understand you are hurt because it's a male attached.

But have you tried to understand her?

Are you always seeing yourself as right?


What's the big deal if you pay the shop rent, then, you guys build your communication thingy well?


The communication flow is broken.

Marriage is not a football match you play for halftime and retire, or you get a small injury and decide to walk out because you feel you are the chief captain.


It's a forever course...and the moment you realize this, the better for you.


I see a good wife you have there trying to stand on her feet without your support!


Treat your wife well so she'll be more opened to you.


When you start keeping secrets, trust don yapa. Some men who don't want to disclose their actual salary still tell their wives sth.

If I have a fiancee I had already paid for her dowry, I wouldn't have minded setting up the shop for her.

Afterall, she is going to be my wife.

You let her family support her when she needed you.

You mah no know say any money you spend for wedding don go? You for small invest for her business na. People wey don chop plenti plenti food that day don shit your money finish.


To think your marriage isn't up to a year is quite disheartening too.

Build your beautiful marriage, bro.

Ignore these frustrated sets tagged as redpillers here trying to project their failed lives to you.


Marriage is a gift from God.
Education › Re: Shocking Photos Of Dilapidated Government Owned Primary School In Anambra by budaatum: 2:35pm On May 28, 2021
For some context:

A sum of N691.07 billion constituting 6.7% has been allocated to the Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Education in the 2020 national budget.

A UNESCO report recommended that 15 to 20 percent of governments’ budgets be allocated to education.
https://educeleb.com/nigerian-2020-budget-education-ministry/
I will be grateful for a conversion to dollars and a comparison of how much similar countries to Nigeria spend per pupil.
Education › Re: Shocking Photos Of Dilapidated Government Owned Primary School In Anambra by budaatum: 2:19pm On May 28, 2021
The pictures are really bad. And while the title has a particular state in it, you'd find such dilapidated schools all over Nigeria and even in my own Osun State. So instead of us being ignorant and turning this into another tribe bashing thread, I do hope we will recognise how our dilapidated schools are a tool of oppression and who is oppressing us.

Hint: Schools are mostly run by the state.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 2:12pm On May 28, 2021
I have never come across such an immature person on Nairaland as the mad obnoxious cretin who is definitely going to lose here and in life in general.
Nairaland General › Re: UPDATE: Naira Dips, Now Pegged At N495/$ by budaatum: 1:48pm On May 28, 2021
Our subsidy on forex is similar to our subsidy on petrol. Allowing the market to determine price will initially see a spike in both with the Naira likely doubling to about ₦900 to the $, which will increase inflows as remittances increase to benefit from the more ₦ you get for the $. Unfortunately, inflation will initially kill you there, as they say, before ₦ finds its true level, and we Nigerians don't like pain even if we'd be painless afterwards.

I so love electrical tomatoes is all I can say

budaatum:
Electrical Tomatoes

The emboldened is about the only bit of this that got my attention but I notice it caught no one else's.

"Price controls"! It means a product is kept at a price set by government, and in Nigeria, we know it's kept low and very likely beneath the cost at which it can be sold at a profit. Like petrol really. But we can at least claim a reason for petrol with our crude oil and our ineptitude at running refineries. Electric though!?

Imagine it were tomatoes. You invest in land and fertiliser and labour and grow them, and when you get them to the market, government sets the price. I'm absolutely certain if that price is higher than the cost at which you grow your tomatoes, you wouldn't mind much. You'd likely be delighted if it's high enough for you to make a tidy profit. And if you're fortunate and the price set is so high, you'd likely invest in more land and more fertilizer and more labour and grow even more tomatoes. But this is Naija, where the price set by government is more likely to be way below your costs so that after you sell your tomatoes, you would have lost money.

Now think, you lost money on your tomatoes. Are you going to plant tomatoes next season? If you're into the charity business or you're stupid, you just might. But if you're not and have rent and school fees for your kids to pay and you want to eat and pay the interest on a loan I very much doubt you'd be stupid enough to throw your money away growing unprofitable tomatoes!

Well, that's the case with electricity in Nigeria I'm afraid. You generate it, transport it along unreliable transmission wires, lose a large chunk of it to illegal use and theft and what you do get paid for does not cover the cost of producing it. Now tell, would you plant electricity next season? I very much doubt it unless you're into the charity business or you're stupid, of course, but somehow, I just can't imagine you'd be either.

So, what's the solution you might wonder. Increase the price of electricity of course. But come on people, increase the price of electricity so electricity planters can earn more money and plant more and sell more? Surely you must be cursing me by now, or haven't you noticed you'd have to pay more for my electric if you want it?

Ok, perhaps you're all nice civilised folks and don't want to curse me so let's try a different way of looking at this. Imagine Buhari removes the price control so I can sell my electricity at a market determined price like I currently sell my tomatoes no doubt at a profit high enough for me to want to plant more next year. Are you cursing me yet? I'm sure you would be if it was the subsidy on petrol I were talking about removing. Hell no! You'd likely stone me if you could get your hands on me!

Well, that's what this piece is saying where it says "The private sector is given little incentive to invest.” After all, I'm in the electric planting business for the money and the profit and not because I love you all as Adam Smith would say, so why give you light if you aren't paying me for the priviledge! And you wanna complain you're in darkness?!

When you pay me enough to cover my planting of tomatoes after paying for the land and the fertilizer and the labour and the interest on a loan and cover what I lose to theft and illegal harvesting, and still make a tidy profit to reinvest, I will plant 12000megawatts of tomatoes and I will sell 12000megawatts of tomatoes and even more megawatts of tomatoes than you can eat even because you would be incentivizing me to invest what you pay me in more land and more fertiliser and more labour to plant more tomatoes so I will have more tomatoes to sell you and make more money. But if you want cheap electric, keep your price controls and don't incentivize me but don't expect me to waste my time labouring in the sun just so you can have light because, like you, I ain't that stupid nor into the charity business!

Anyone cursing me yet, because I am telling you, we are too cheap!
Christianity Etc › Re: The Solution To The Problems Of This World Is Adoption Of A True Religion by budaatum: 1:27pm On May 28, 2021
enilove:
It is the same Qur'an that says :

Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala said:
"Fight those who do not believe in Allah or in the Last Day and who do not consider unlawful what Allah and His Messenger have made unlawful and who do not adopt the religion of truth from those who were given the Scripture - [fight] until they give the jizyah willingly while they are humbled."
(QS. At-Tawba 9: Verse 29)

What love do Muslims have for their neighbours?
It is the above sura abive that dictates what Muslims do to non Muslims .
Did their prophet show love in his lifetime ?

Hadith
Narrated Abu Sa'id al-Khudri:
When the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) was distributing something, a man came towards him and bent down on him. The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) struck him with a bough and his face was wounded. The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said to him: Come and take retaliation. He said: no, I have forgiven, Messenger of Allah!.
Sunan Abi Dawud 4536
In-book : Book 41, Hadith 43
English translation : Book 40, Hadith 4521
Abu Dawood
But that whoever would not seek the Lord, the God of Israel, should be put to death, whether young or old, man or woman. 2 Chronicles 15:13 ESV

But as for these enemies of mine, who did not want me to reign over them, bring them here and slaughter them before me. Luke 19:27 ESV


The ignorant person would say to you "the Bible says the same thing", and ignorantly claim "It is the above verses that dictates what a Bible reader should do, so what love can a Bible reader have for others when even God killed and told people to kill", but I am absolutely certain you will explain that one must not read only one verse or one will become malnourished and ignorant. Or can you not see that said in the below verse from the Quran?

But all that would be beside the point for those who read in a book about the forest in their own eyes, I would have thought. Or is it that we have only read a few verses in our Bibles too?

Culture › Re: Nigerian Vs African Americans by budaatum: 12:48pm On May 28, 2021
GalaticHorde:
this is for the benefit of anyone else who mistakenly stumbles into this thread
I understand. You do not need to quote it though, since people will easily know it is a cretinous fool taking out of context what it has not got the capacity to understand.

https://www.nairaland.com/4508641/american-politics-thread-joe-bidens/2304#102139336

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 12:42pm On May 28, 2021
sanpipita:
https://twitter.com/ayosogunro/status/1398155432447913984?s=19

This tweet here is why I don't do debates on racial matters, it's a waste of time, people will feign ignorance and not understand anything till it affects them, whenever issue of minorities in different places appear I mirror it with what happens in Nigeria and this same people who act ignorant tend to understand every of it
Convenient, isn't it. We posted similarities here many times but of course they ignored it.

Culture › Re: Nigerian Vs African Americans by budaatum: 12:38pm On May 28, 2021
GalaticHorde:
a blind man sees by touch and sound, one of them(you) was taken to see an elephant, he asked to feel it and by happenstance held it by the tail, when asked what an elephant ''looks'' like, this blind man who can not see who held an elephant by the tail claimed it felt like a rope therefore it looks like a rope ergo an elephant is rope-ish! undecided I just summarised your thread for you now you can clap for me
Please do not engage it. We know it is pointless.
Culture › Re: Nigerian Vs African Americans by budaatum: 12:37pm On May 28, 2021
GalaticHorde:
our attention seems to be the highlight of its existence! Just imagine that I'd be so jobless as to create a thread to misrepresent what certain monikers discussed on another thread? shocked that is exactly what surprised me, and discuss it badly at that to frame it in a guise that reeks of inate stupidity! Certainly it can't be that jobless.........................or can it? cool
I was surprised too. And notice how dishonest it is by not quoting or mentioning us so we might not have found out, if not for the fact I read widely on here and busted it!
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is The Real Name Of The Islamic God? by budaatum:
shadeyinka:
I do not agree entirely with this view.
I can hardly expect you to agree with what contradicts your belief. You after all do not agree that Adam and Eve too did not surely die on the day they ate of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil despite the fact that the text clearly states that they did not surely die on the day that they ate but found it good for gaining wisdom and their eyes opened and they went on to have offspring and lived till 930 years old.

shadeyinka:
Yes, there are minor differences with ancient texts but until one can show complete revisions can on insinuate a corruption of the original text.
I once told you that a satan who can meddle in the affairs of heaven and in the Garden of Eden would find it very easy to meddle in the writing of the Bible, but I think you treated my suggestion as a thing a serpent would say.

Lol if you think the vast organisation that provided the initial Bible from which we got our translations would not efficiently ensure the version they want you to get is what you got, or that the same meddling would not have been done with the Torah long before it, and even the translations long after. Or do you think Martin Luther was persecuted for the fun of it?

shadeyinka:
Secondly, the Bible was written not as a single book but as individual books by several authors spanning many centuries which was later compiled as one book.
Complied and edited and with lots of books that never made it for various reasons. And discerning minds will still have noticed the various Inconsistencies and Contradictions that survived due to the fact that diverse writers were writing in different times and places with different views and opinions.

Those willing to grow in wisdom and understanding will not deny the inconsistencies and contradictions, but learn the lesson they can from the fact that those Inconsistencies and Contradictions do exist, and are what make the Bible the book of treasure that it is, as it shows by its development the evolution of human thought.

The error, as I repeatedly point it, is the need to believe that has been cultivated in the majority (instead of the need to reason with the brain the Lord God placed inside your head), that makes many think a Lord God Almighty would lie to you that on the day that you eat of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil that will enable you to "Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth", you will surely die.

The fact that satan has succeeded, for now, is indicated in how some claim a person who went on to live for 800 or so years afterwards and who was fruitful and multiplied in producing us and has replenished the earth (at least that of it we have not destroyed yet), and subdued it so it provides us with resources like energy, and who's fruitful decendants are on the way to Mars and Jupiter, surely died on the day that they ate of the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil that gave them the knowledge to do all those things.

Thankfully, God saw the evil humans were believing and sent the only begotten Son to teach us to acquire understanding instead, for which satan after failing at meddling with his mind, meddled with human minds so we crucified his poor ass!

Yet, for God so loved the world we got the Holy Spirit to further minister to us, and [url=https://classic.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+John+5%3A21&version=KJV]not using it is a grave sin[/url].

Culture › Re: Nigerian Vs African Americans by budaatum:
GalaticHorde:
You mistake every physically appearing humanoid for a sapient man! Your expectations were too high budaatum. This is what you get when you engage shell headed humanoids. How do you expect it to understand any point you're trying to make when it simply lacks the facility to comprehend it? undecided

Spambot has banned me on the other thread hence my absence huh
I do not engage that foul mouthed cretin. I avoid it like it is the plague, which is likely why it created this thread pained not to get my attention, which is a good thing really because it has simply shown how devoid of a brain like itself it thinks others are that they would not request context for a couple of posts it took out of context from a thread of 2305 pages!

Crime › Re: Nigeria Footballer Sentenced To Death In Vietnam For Drug Smuggling-photo by budaatum: 5:55am On May 28, 2021
sarrki:
Nigerian Govt should please plead on his behalf.
Why? Did Nigerian Govt send him to carry drugs to Vietnam?
Culture › Re: Nigerian Vs African Americans by budaatum:
Weregonnalose:
Nigger mentality that's why
Weregonnalose:
Nigger, give him some more.
Weregonnalose:
Lick your wounds bitch. You failed to hit the mark
Weregonnalose:
Nigger ibi me is licking his wounds and pained. Shame keeps him here grin go to sleep bitch
Weregonnalose:
Both you and benalvino2 are pieces of shit
Weregonnalose:
In another forum, a Nigerian living in Nigeria talks about how Nigerians are more successful than African Americans because of education, qualification and culture. Other Nigerians tried to downplay his points with the jargons you will see in a screen grab below.
They try to argue that Nigerians have a clean skate while African Americans don't. You will see the reasons on the image below.

Another one tried to say white people are racist towards African Americans compared to Nigerians. Also look at the image below.

Can people discuss if this reasons are right?

It is a fact that Nigerians have more degree than any other race in the US and are the most successful black ethnic group as someone in that discussion puts it. I have checked and verify this assertion to be true.

We know the struggles African Americans went through centuries ago. Could that be a reason why whites tend to employ Nigerians over African Americans? Because their grand parents thought them about slavery in the past. Does this assertion make any kind of sense?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 1:19am On May 28, 2021
budaatum:
You take cretiness to a deeper level by misrepresenting my position.

Thankfully, not many are cretinous as you are.
GalaticHorde, see how low the pig goes.

https://www.nairaland.com/6571830/nigerian-vs-african-americans#102128615
Culture › Re: Nigerian Vs African Americans by budaatum: 1:19am On May 28, 2021
You take cretiness to a deeper level by misrepresenting my position.

Thankfully, not many are cretinous as you are.
Christianity Etc › Re: Omphaloism by budaatum(op): 7:50pm On May 27, 2021
MrPresident1:
The Bible was written by angels,
I can only be sympathetic to your limited understanding that makes a book your god you bow down and worship.

The Lord God will show mercy on you.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 7:45pm On May 27, 2021
Politics › Re: New COAS: Nigerians Carpet Buhari For Being Insensitive To Ethnic Tension by budaatum: 7:04pm On May 27, 2021
More on Major General Yahaya and im journey for di Army
Lieutenant 27th September 1990
Captain 27th September 1994
Major 27th September 1998.
Lieutenant Colonel 27th September 2003.
Colonel 27th September 2008
Brigadier General 27th September 2013
Major General 27th September 2017.

Appointments wey im hold include:

Platoon Commander 181 Mechanised Battalion.
Platoon Commander 82 Mechanised Battalion.
Company Second in Command 81 Battalion.
Aide de Camp to Kano State Administrator.
Company Second in Command 20 Battalion
Commanding Officer 7 Battalion.
General Staff Officer Grade 2 Army Headquarters Department of Training and Operations (Field Exercises).
Staff Officer Grade 2 (Administration) Headquarters Guards Brigade.
Staff Officer Grade 1 Headquarters Guards Brigade.
Garrison Commander, Guards Brigade.
Directing Staff, Armed Forces Command and Staff College.
Deputy Director Military Secretary 3, Department of Military Secretary (Army).
Deputy Director Military Secretary 2, Department of Military Secretary (Army).
Deputy Director Research and Development, Army Headquarters Department of Policy and Plans.
Chief of Staff, Headquarters, Operation Pulo Shield.
Deputy Military Secretary 1, Department of Military Secretary (Army).
Principal General Staff Officer to the Honourable Minister of Defence, Ministry of Defence.
Commander 4 Brigade Nigerian Army.
Commander 29 Task Force Brigade, Operation LAFIYA DOLE.
Director Manpower, Army Headquarters Department of Administration.
Military Secretary (Army), Department of Military Secretary (Army).
General Officer Commanding 1 Division Nigerian Army.
Theatre Commander, Operation LAFIYA DOLE.
Theatre Commander Operation HADIN KAI.
https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/tori-57272099
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 6:24pm On May 27, 2021
The Social Justice in Public Service graduate certificate seeks to develop leaders who can influence policy to create social justice. Students will obtain a theoretical background in social justice, exploring topics such as human rights, income distribution and the role of markets. Students will understand factors that contribute to inequity among various groups, with a focus on providing a theoretical background and methods to analyze social justice issues in public service. They will understand principles of social justice as they apply to government and nonprofit sector in education, health, transportation, and housing policy domains among others.

UCF’s website provides a description:

Students will obtain a theoretical background in social justice, exploring topics such as human rights, income distribution and the role of markets.

What determines whether someone succeeds in America? The program has answers:

Students will understand factors that contribute to inequity among various groups, with a focus on providing a theoretical background and methods to analyze social justice issues in public service. They will understand principles of social justice as they apply to government and nonprofit sector in education, health, transportation, and housing policy domains among others.
https://redstate.com/alexparker/2021/05/25/florida-university-launches-a-degree-program-to-train-social-justice-activists-n386357

https://www.ucf.edu/degree/social-justice-in-public-service-certificate/
Yes. If they teach you this in Nigerian schools you'd become responsible and know how to fight for your rights and improve the society you live in!

In fact, if you had learnt any of this you would not be here claiming you'd be better off back on a slave plantation!
Christianity Etc › Re: Omphaloism by budaatum(op): 6:08pm On May 27, 2021
shadeyinka:
The bible remains as it was!
It was understood by the general knowledge available then.
However, with better understanding of science, we can look at the scriptures with better understanding.

The scripture didn't change: our understanding did!
"The scripture didn't change: our understanding did": and always must and will.

It is called "the evolution of how we humans think and reason", and is what Christ is asking us to do when he says "Unless we be born again we will not evolve in our understanding of God's Kingdom".

And p.s. The Bible has changed a lot over time and continues to do so, you will find.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Democrats Take Control Of Congress by budaatum: 5:44pm On May 27, 2021
opamoses1:
To think I agreed with some point in his last post prior to him posting that video. That video broke my heart. Maybe because I had so much hope in Ben lol
Trust me, you never sounded dumb enough to agree with his argument once you saw him for what he was if given enough time. And now I forbid you going mental on him and bid you just move on for his breaking of your heart please.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 857 858 859 860 861 862 863 864 865 (of 1630 pages)