₦airaland Forum

TheBizGenius:
You see what I meant?

I was commenting on him being a proficient economist which he has his certifications in and you were talking about his utterances and the buildings he constructed.

I sincerely apologize that we were not on the same page on this.

But na motivational speaker or construction engineer him be? Na wa for Nigerians sha.

As per being a supporter? Lol. I haven't ever met the man even though I have met a couple of his contemporaries.

That is why I said you should go for understanding. From my first comment, I am talking about his unguarded utterances. You started talking about him spending years to study economics.

TheBizGenius:
Soludo, capping?! For real?!

Oga, sorry ooo, but your brain is full of foofoo.

The problem is still that most youths are semi-illiterates, have a sparse knowledge base, in so many subjects and topics. With their source of knowledge coming from people with TikTok accounts explain highly technical stuff to you in 60 seconds.

Imagine someone explaining calculus to you in 5 minutes and you think you will understand it.

Unfortunately, when the experts now talk, it sounds funny and untrue.

Take years to learn economics, accounting, banking, commerce and sociology. When you are true, you'll come back to this post and say "Soludo na professor true true".

It is well. I guess.

If you are his supporter open up. Your governor talks anyhow. I don't need to take years to learn those subjects, when I can't translate them to a meaningful life for my people. See the hospital that the man that spent Methuselah's age studying economics built for his people.

When you talk, be wise. You already have ability to read, seek the ability to understand.

Mariangeles:
Only a functioning society that provide jobs for its people have the right to enact such a law.

It will be cruel for a country like Nigeria to copy such.


A country like Nigeria will definitely abuse such a law.
Be careful what you wish for.

How about the professors that still cap anyhow, example Soludo.

Humans are grieving, but we are here doing "but if it happened in so and so place..." Truly we have lost sanity as a nation.
I hope the minds I see here on nairaland doesn't not represent 0.000000001% we have out there, else, big wahala dey.

Congratulations forefather, the living ancestor.
The compendium of Cameroon politics —ancient and modern.

Nawa for Losers State o. Jobless men plenty

Ofunaofu:
Yahaya Bello is still walking free, marrying new wives, and using the Kogi State Government letterhead even after leaving office, while the EFCC chairman who swore to ensure that he would be prosecuted or resign has yet to fulfill his promise

He's been prosecuted. The case is in court bro

Celestialsword:
So,he left office with government property which he still uses fraudulently.

This man criminality running in his blood.

It's a matter of time,when all his backbones and godfathers has left office,he will then realized that power is transient.

Funny thing be say, by that time he sef go don turn backbone. We never ready

pretydiva:
You can imagine what they are celebrating. To say this is below is an understatement 🤦‍♀️

We indeed have a long way to go in this country.

Very long boss. The quality of the roads sef are obviously poor. I just tire

But is he supposed to be poor because he is a pastor? No be the same life he follow come?

E go shock you say many persons here dey pee like that. If person fit use clear eye support bad government policies, wetin them no fit do?

COOL10:
Lol, Real Madrid are desperate to revenge for all the humiliation Barcelona put them through last season. Barcelona really dealt with them sha.


They're lucky that Barcelona is missing players like Raphinha, Lewandowski, Gavi and Garcia.

It's part of the game. Loosing key players is not an excuse. When they delt with Madrid, they weren't complete as well.

I don't see anything here that should attract praise. Soludo is underperforming.

That's the one I love most. Because I love seeing women sharp. Then in deeper life, I made sure my mom's pleated skirts have all lines sharp.

Sheuns:
You said all these but failed to give us the value you think Chi Limited was before CocaCola bought it.

I expect you to state that out, having spotted it. He has exposed many information already.

Flangelo12:
I expect US to attack Turkey.



Never going to happen.

Tom Cruz, let's hear from you.


Not happy about it, but I know US cannot do anything about it.

Data boy always sounding incoherent

All Things Are Lawful, But Not Expedient: Living Wisely in Christian Freedom

“All things are lawful for me, but not all things are expedient.” (1 Corinthians 6:12, KJV).
This powerful verse from Paul’s letter to the Corinthians challenges us to reflect on the freedom we have in Christ and how we choose to use it. As Christians, we are no longer bound by the chains of sin, but that doesn’t mean every choice we make is beneficial—for ourselves or others.

The Gift of Freedom
In Christ, we are set free from the legalism of the law and the penalty of sin. This freedom is a precious gift, allowing us to live with grace and confidence in God’s love. However, Paul reminds us that just because something is permissible doesn’t mean it’s profitable. Our choices should align with God’s purpose for our lives, fostering spiritual growth and glorifying Him.

Expediency: Choosing What Builds Up
The word “expedient” in this context means helpful, beneficial, or constructive. While we may have the freedom to act in certain ways, we’re called to consider whether our actions build up our faith, strengthen our relationships, and honor God. For example, indulging in habits or behaviors that distract us from our walk with Christ might be “lawful,” but they can hinder our spiritual progress.
This principle applies to everyday decisions. Watching certain shows, engaging in gossip, or prioritizing worldly pursuits might not be inherently sinful, but do they draw us closer to God? Do they reflect His love to others? Paul urges us to weigh our choices carefully, asking, “Does this edify my soul or the body of Christ?”

Living with Purpose
To live expediently is to live with intentionality. It’s about choosing paths that align with God’s will, promote peace, and encourage others in their faith. This might mean saying no to things that, while permissible, could lead to temptation or distraction. It’s about prioritizing what brings us closer to Jesus and furthers His kingdom.

A Call to Wisdom
As we navigate our Christian freedom, let’s seek wisdom through prayer and Scripture. Let’s ask the Holy Spirit to guide our decisions, ensuring they reflect love, holiness, and purpose. All things may be lawful, but let’s choose what is expedient—actions that honor God and build up His church.

Prayer
Lord, thank You for the freedom we have in Christ. Grant us wisdom to discern what is beneficial in our walk with You. Help us choose paths that glorify You and edify others. May our lives reflect Your love and purpose. In Jesus’ name, Amen.What choices can you make today to live more expediently for Christ?

Once them Sabi type English like this... Boom, them go begin advise public.
I no blame Una. Ifodt

Girls

Why stick out his ure like an nkita?

We don comot for "if".
Baba dun fail

Aeman:
Just do all you can do to fear women in all your dealings

Okoko stop being petty.

Smartcitizen:
What concerns me with what you are saying?

People's life and times will be discussed when they are no more. Mine will be discussed too, so why are you emotionally angry?

This things are done so that we all will learn, you should stop being emotional like a kid and learn from his life while he was here.

Angry ke. I asked a simple question.

FOLYKAZE:
Amupitan should sack his tailor with immediate effect. Which kind yẹyẹ agbada is this nítorí Ọlọ́run? Man should seek Reno advice on who got best hand turning fabrics to a befitting agbada for a special occasion like this. Ogbeni should dress properly, like Ọmọlúwàbí when he announces 2027 election result. His starch must stand with pride.

Na poor men like you dey get time for those details.

Mrfixitt:
This man has to be careful. If he goes the way of Yakubu to do the bidding of Tinubu, he will regret it. Nigerians deserve better

Is Yakubu regretting?

akpumping7720:
If e reach Obi turn. He can change the status quo

Ante belum

mikeapollo:
Even the very rich men acknowledge God's existence, yet the poor, foolish man says there is no God!

I know many rich that doesn't regard your God. Wealth is not a God thing. Money has principles, whoever applied them will be wealthy.

Rolings:
Obj already won that award

He went from prison to president.
Not the other way round.

Smartcitizen:
Mr Hot Shot..

He was one of Nigerians finest players but very stingy Yoruba man.

It was reported that he died a very miserable man.

Morales: learn how to bless people with whatever God has given to you because freely you received and freely you must give back.


🙏🙏🙏

God forbid you from making your own?