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Politics › Re: Recent Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu From Texas, USA by CodeTemplar: 10:08pm On Feb 21, 2021
The man is trying small small sha...
Christianity Etc › Re: Pls Is Money Ritual True? by CodeTemplar: 9:48pm On Feb 21, 2021
Dliquidmetal:
your sarcasm ehn lol make he go back to agriculture
Not really a sarcasm. A potent money ritual that is. It works for everybody willing to apply themselves.
Pets › Re: Lulu, 8-years-old Dog Inherits $5million In Owner's Will In US(Pics) by CodeTemplar: 7:32pm On Feb 21, 2021
Explorers:
They should let me care for the dog, i love dogs so much.
Lol. . . care for what
Christianity Etc › Re: My Giving In Church Vs My Giving To Others: What Is The Cause?? by CodeTemplar: 6:06pm On Feb 21, 2021
sunshineV:
lol ur spirit is woke but ur body is asleep as fvck. trust the process and never let yahoo pastors cashout from u. even that 40 naira is too much.
lol... I am sure N40 multiplied by members may not fuel gen set and by brooms for sweeping the church talk less of chairs and a building.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Giving In Church Vs My Giving To Others: What Is The Cause?? by CodeTemplar: 6:02pm On Feb 21, 2021
jesusjnr2020:
I sense lack of trust because if you trusted the leaders to be able to use the money judiciously as you do, you wouldn't have any reason to be less generous to them as you do to others.

I don't think you should be concerned though since you are helping those who are needy including some members of the church because that's actually the whole point of giving - to help the poor and needy, not the rich. That's why after giving in the Bible, the disciples distributed it to the members of the church according to their needs. Acts 4:34-35

I think what you should be more concerned about is why you've remained with a church where you so distrust the leaders?

May God reward you for your kindness and generosity to the poor and needy. Amen!

God bless.
So Jesus wasn't trusted enough when others gave out of their abundance while that widow gave her all?
Politics › Re: Bandits Strikes Again, Abducts Katsina Monarch, 13 Others by CodeTemplar: 11:52am On Feb 21, 2021
More than anything else, they are emboldened by the govt's attitude towards them.
Politics › Can Exhaustion Of Crude Facilitate A Break Up? by CodeTemplar(op): 11:48am On Feb 21, 2021
Me I doubt it can. When crude dries, they will move slightly to the west and start with Bitumen and Gold. A violent break up is inevitable.
Everyday folks are arriving from other Hausa speaking nations around to strengthen them. It is better to act than postpone the day of break up.
Politics › Re: There Is No Leah Sharibu by CodeTemplar: 10:44am On Feb 21, 2021
In other words Christians should accept the killings of their people alone by a terrorist group about to be granted amnesty. And how will the kidnapped aid workers know for sure that she is dead or that the world wants to hear about her? These kidnappings are all stage managed.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pls Is Money Ritual True? by CodeTemplar: 6:15am On Feb 21, 2021
There are over a thousand I could assist you with. One popular one I can do for you involves a lot of ingredients. You will need seedlings(yam, corn, beans, rice) Tractors, hoes, cutlasses, drum of diesel, fertilizer, 10 hectare of land, manure, water, sunshine and shovels.

It an age old one and works like fire. Even God is in support of it.
Politics › Re: They Plan Kidnap And Pay Ransom With Oil Money by CodeTemplar: 10:29pm On Feb 20, 2021
Parasitic lot they are. Totally Incapable of doing anything positive for their region.
Politics › Re: For Southerners Only: Why Can't The South Unite And Move Out Of Nigeria? by CodeTemplar: 3:53pm On Feb 20, 2021
Exactly. For the sole aim of moving out as Buhari dares us to some years back.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Troops Take Over Shekau’s Farm In Sambisa Forest (Video) by CodeTemplar: 3:51pm On Feb 20, 2021
Comic army. You could have targeted his harvest like he did to Zabamari folks and capture him dead or alive. They are just finalizing amnesty by staging the end of shekau.
Politics › Re: Anambra Ritualist Pound Children For Rituals by CodeTemplar: 3:43pm On Feb 20, 2021
I have no reason to doubt this cause it happens. Even papa n mama pounding, talk less of one random old man that lives with familiar spirits.
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye Calls For The Release Of Leah Sharibu From Boko Haram Terrorists by CodeTemplar:
And the man in Aso Rock wants amnesty for the abductors.


MaxInDHouse:
Many Christians were arrested and persecuted in the first century, many died as marthrs and the Apostles were helpless. The only helper they relied upon was God's Active Force (Holy Spirit) so they kept praying fervently to God for help not to be freed from the hands of their persecutors but for the inner strength to persevere to the end.

Jesus promised them that even if they die in the hands of their persecutors he will make sure that their names are written as a remembrance for resurrection.

There is no man/child of (the true) God that can call for the release of another child of God because Leah was taken as hostage due to her FAITH. So can we now say another child/man of the same FAITH has a say to the extent of calling for her release?

Well that can only be possible if the one calling for her release doesn't belong to the faith upon which Leah was kept as hostage! undecided
Manna, is that not you?
Politics › Re: Geofrey Onyeama: Benin Republic Ready To Be Nigeria’s ‘37th State’ by CodeTemplar: 10:32am On Feb 20, 2021
Lol...Niger republic too can another.
Politics › Re: Grant Amnesty To Bandits — Sheik Gumi Tells FG (Video) by CodeTemplar: 9:54pm On Feb 19, 2021
bewla:
all this is nation loot
they say what is good for the goose is good for the what do they call it self

but any way them copy Niger Delta but this killing to much
To make it balanced, they have to use cow tax to fund the amnesty.
Politics › Re: Lagos Judicial Panel Awards N10m Each To 2 #EndSARS Victims Of Police Brutality by CodeTemplar: 4:23pm On Feb 19, 2021
Sanwo-kposí has paid finally . . . l o l
Politics › Re: Grant Amnesty To Bandits — Sheik Gumi Tells FG (Video) by CodeTemplar: 1:07pm On Feb 19, 2021

“The Federal Government should give them blanket amnesty, then if somebody continues, then we will deal with them,”

If they can be dealt with later, why not now? Deception detected!.
Politics › Re: Governors Agree To Compensate Victims Of Herders, Farmers Clashes by CodeTemplar: 5:24am On Feb 19, 2021
Amnesty.
Politics › Re: Miyetti Allah Faction Backs Bauchi Gov On Carrying AK-47 Rifles by CodeTemplar: 5:22am On Feb 19, 2021
Just one cow can buy one AK-47. How many chickens can be sold to do that?
Politics › Re: Nigeria: Buhari's Govt Is The Worst In Nigeria's History - Oyedepo by CodeTemplar: 5:13am On Feb 19, 2021
No doubt.
Politics › Re: Kagara Abduction: Niger, Zamfara Hold Talks, Troops Locate Students, Workers by CodeTemplar: 5:12am On Feb 19, 2021
Very soon the SW and SE gov too will start having their own staged kidnaps and rescue to boost public perception of insecurity.
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Why We Couldn’t Defeat Boko Haram – Ex-Service Chiefs by CodeTemplar: 4:50am On Feb 19, 2021
festacman:
TAKEAWAYS
1. The Boko Haram war is war by mainly Bornu people against themselves and their communities. It is a senseless adventure.

Unless they stop this madness, many more soldiers will die unnecessarily and yet many more people including public servants, lawmakers and top military commanders are set to keep smiling to bank.

2. Boko Haram has won over more and more communities to their side, due to lack of government presence and public amenities such as roads, hospital, school, etc.

This is a common problem all over Nigeria with most rural areas totally not part of what is happening in State capitals until campaign time. Visionary governors needed to be elected.

3. Nigeria has over 1,000 forest reserves that are not well-monitored and protected by State Governors since forest management falls under their purview.

A national conference on forest reserves protection is needed ASAP as Boko Haram insurgents, bandits, Fulani kidnappers and ESN volunteers all use these forest reserves as bases.
Ondo state tried to manage theirs locally and sensibly but were attacked by northern elements for it. All you wrote is invalidated by this simple pattern. Didn't they see Yankari or Sambisa before heading thousands of kilometres south? The issue of kidnappers(mostly herdsmen) using forest as hideouts is a well planned one among their commanders. All the kidnappers can be flushed out in 2 month because they are isolated and in many forest reserves. Same way they could isolate lekki protesters and subdue them with force is how they will simply isolate and subdue the forest criminal or amnesty hopefuls rather. The Army that could sacrifice innocent flag wielding and anthem singing souls can decide to use to few kidnapped victims among them as collateral damages so to speak. The collateral damages can be reduced by helping families raise ransoms just before each camp is hit. They don't want insurgency to end. They want an amnesty that will be supervised by military men and serve as an income stream to top military men. Under democracy, this is the new coup pattern.
That's why you see them vouching for repentant BH members instead of doing what they love doing to civilians.
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Why We Couldn’t Defeat Boko Haram – Ex-Service Chiefs by CodeTemplar: 4:46am On Feb 19, 2021
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Politics › Re: Insecurity: Why We Couldn’t Defeat Boko Haram – Ex-Service Chiefs by CodeTemplar: 4:38am On Feb 19, 2021
Litmus:
Even a retard wouldn’t be stupid enough to regurgitate that old Western prescription calculated to trap Africa in perpetual strife and conflict. Poverty is impossible to eradicate since poverty is relative. You'll never be able to build enough schools, hospitals, roads, jobs or amenities to satisfy those that say they are fighting the state due to poverty.
You made a valid point in stating that poverty is relative. Jesus puts it in another way and said the poor will always be among us. A wise man puts it that all fingers are not equal. That's why o
I don't support the idea of giving out oil money to solve some local problem in borno. Their politicians see people who are passionate about reaching out to the poor among them as 'magas' so to say. They specialize in telling us about their poor population to attract more allocation since we re-share resources by problem size in Nigeria. 100 years from today they will still be using lack of schools and amenities to justify their misdeeds but billionaire leaders and ex-leaders will keep emerging out of them.
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Why We Couldn’t Defeat Boko Haram – Ex-Service Chiefs by CodeTemplar:
They are talking crap. If the communities lack schools, whose fault is it? Is it the fault of taxpayers or oil producing communities in ND or their local leader who have been funded for the past 60 years with allocations? They are eyeing more allocation via insurgency. That's why the military who are paid to fight have suddenly become priests who can pronounce constitutional forgiveness on repentant terrorists. They want an amnesty that will be managed by them. These are offshoots of our demonic structure of taking one region's resources and sharing to 5 other regions(NE, NC, NW, SW, and SE). Since the formula for sharing factors in problem size a lot, regions are contended maintaining problems and using it to push for more allocations while they steal half of it at leadership level. It is like employing thieves to rob your neighbor in exchange for half of the loot.
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Why We Couldn’t Defeat Boko Haram – Ex-Service Chiefs by CodeTemplar: 4:30am On Feb 19, 2021
budaatum:
Poverty of knowledge is the problem. It is exemplified by the lack of infrastructure as no schools. People who are uneducated are impoverished and disempowered and that's why boko haram gets a hold of them.

If I were in charge, I'd flood the place with Quran and Bible in their local language then add other books on top. Boko Haram can not deceive those who learn to read for themselves.
You have a point about BH not being able to indoctrinate those who read for themselves. Just few days ago some supposedly learned Christians were applauding a pastor who barely travel or has a large ministry but with three jets. The bible is now like a constitution that's too technical for then to read and make informed judgements from. If I may ask, what is BH currently fighting for? Get the answer to that and juxtapose it with their pattern of operations and attack and funding and affiliations then see if still makes sense.
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Why We Couldn’t Defeat Boko Haram – Ex-Service Chiefs by CodeTemplar:
Typing . . .
Politics › Re: The Case For Outdoor Schooling by CodeTemplar: 4:16am On Feb 19, 2021
What happens when rain starts falling?
Politics › Re: Kagara Abduction: Niger, Zamfara Hold Talks, Troops Locate Students, Workers by CodeTemplar: 4:13am On Feb 19, 2021
To me, it is all a staged thing. They probably told them to make it look real by leaving behind a casualty in form of the dead student.
Politics › Re: President Buhari: The Unheralded Achievements By Femi Adesina by CodeTemplar: 10:51pm On Feb 18, 2021
This one is a paid to talk.

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