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GurlFriend:
So, what would be your reaction if your child, sibling, spouse or relative used their school fees to sow a seed of faith in church?

£13,000 is N5,475,542.34 in Nigeria currency, at the present exchange rate.

This Twitter user has narrated her personal experience, and of course, her family's reaction is what you would expect. Rage? Shock? Disbelief?

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http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/09/what-will-be-your-reaction-if-your.html

she did the right thing at the wrong time.

NemzySeries:
abeg dunt waste ur comment on a senseless response by sum1 who dunt kw wat it takes to work hard & earn a living.....dis are pple dat deir entire family is nowhere on d economic table of success

abi? I was wondering wat kinda talk is dat.

saintfellow:
LOL oga its not about my apartment, its about what i consider my taste. everyman is a product of his thought and that house there is not my taste.

do not despise the days of little begining.

[quote author=Smellymouth post=49127052][/quote]do not despise the days of little begining.

Untainted007:
All vehicles have horn defaultly fixed on them, but the usage has been seriously abused in Nigeria. Its an offence using your horn for now reason in the US. It cause public nuissance to the people around. But in Nigeria anything goes.

noted.

greatgod2012:
Politics! Very dirty!
Hardly can one find a truthful and honest politician!
And they are always pulling one another down.

dat is the game.

evolg:
An incident at an airport really put me off.

This one time I was traveling by a certain airline - lets call it Amirates. My flight was going to be more than 24 hours, so lets just say I was very comfortably dressed. Now I enter the airport and started walking towards the business class queue to check in my luggage. One of the staff members approaches me and tells me please join another line - the one for Economy Class passengers. I wouldn’t have had an issue but I had paid for this ticket and I did not find that reasonable. I let him know that I was heading to the correct queue. He asked me to show my ticket. I did. He says he’s sorry, puts on those happy faces, says a thing or two and tells me to have a pleasant flight.

While this might not be a big deal, I really felt bad that how people have this biased perspective on how rich and successful people are supposed to look and behave and would not accept that looks do not define a person.

dats human beings for you.. but ur grammer nearly fall me for ground... just joking.

Untainted007:
Driving in Lagos city and its metropolis in the midst of commercial drivers popularly known as 'danfo drivers', the amatuer private car owners tagged as 'I can drive myself' and the tricycle also known as 'Napep' is not an easy task as people in other cities in Nigeria have always give kudos to Lagos drivers, some even vowed that they can never reside in Lagos not to talk of driving on Lagos routes. I had a thought about it this morning while driving down to the office if people can actually drive in Lagos without using their vehicle's horn in a day, month or even drive a car without any horn at all. Even with your horn, 'danfo drivers' never care to look at if you are coming or not.

I gave it a try at a time when I had little accident with my front bumper leading to damage of my horn, I could not bear it beyond 24hours, because it made me to be so at alert, and be thinking every commercial buses is going to hit me due to their unchallant attitudes while driving. Here comes the question if any body can boast of driving in Lagos busy cities like Mushin, Iyana Oworo, Ketu-Ojota, Ajah axis, Ojodu berger (Beneath the bridge), Agege - Pen Cinema, Orile etc without using the horn for a week at least or a month?

is it only cars imported to laagos (nigeria) that have horns? And can one drive anywhere without using horn for a month? just asking?

generalbush:
Flash me with the number...

Aiight?

hahaha now you are becoming elusive... why? u are the guy here u should not be scared giving me ur number.

generalbush:
I just wanted you to help me do something...

Since you stay at Abuja...

You know the ministry of Education at maitama??

thers no where I cannot locate in abuja.

thedarkside:
well...whatever...i dont blame you women...i blame your great.great,great,grand-mother "eve".....that mofo.......


whatever......she is punished enough......

meaning?

Tega4B:
Ok.Tx for Reading.

Av been in a relationship with my so called bf for about a year nw. Heaven knws I love him, about a month ago I got pregnant and he insisted dat I kip d pregnancy.

My problem is,after much questioning on y he's finding it so difficult to tell his parents,he opened up to me dat he got bck with his x nd dey are planning on getting married in December shocked .

Am frm a very responsible home,if my mum gets to find out she would insist dat we get married(I dnt want it to look like am forcing him on me).
Am jst few months old in my first job after school,still tryin to settle.If my boss gets to find out its a 50/50 chance of me loosing my job.

Being a baby mama is nt an option for me. Do I keep dis baby n go to his parents or Get rid of it n move on with my life.

pls dearie keep it against all odds, the joy u will experience in the future cannot be compared to the suffering now pls and pls have the baby. who knows what the baby might become in the future.

generalbush:
09086050663

been searching for u on watsapp cannot find u..

generalbush:
Should I trust you on this??

lols, sure.

FynBabe:
Why exactly did she return to Abuja so quick?
According to custom and tradition, she should still remain in the village for at least 14 days.
Could it be because of her children's school?

Honestly, I am confused.
All those village elders ehn, God dey sha.
It is well o!

she didnt have children with the late pastor, a close family friend told me she was very saucy dunnoo hw true.

generalbush:
Woulda love to have your WhatsApp num , don't know how possible...

give me urs I will connect with u..

VhatAmazingDude:
This report examines one angle, let me come from the other..and touch on some missing links

Barely one week after his burial, she is already back to Abuja? Was he buried at Abuja?
Were there no children in the marriage?
How was her relationship with her in-laws?
There is no crime with renewing marriage vows, but was there a special reason in their own case?
The church cannot be a 'one-man' enterprise except it's at the foundation. So if you chase the wife away, what about the other church leaders?

Conclusively, the late man and his wife became one via marriage. Whatever is done to her, is also his lot. I think his relations should have been very considerate.

there was no issue in the marriage, I hop her saviour should be the court marriage, it is simply unfair to treat her this way if it is confirmed because she gave him all the emotional and psycholigical succour until his death.

NevetsIbot:
You use ''bro'' for him?

very well, dats wat he wants he said he does not want any title although we address him as "papa" notwithstanding. A great general U can google him.

Alcatraz003:
Is there a way CAN can sanction this errant pastor? These are the kind of charlatans that need to be weeded of christendom.

Christians are facing persecution from muslims in Nigeria and we need revolutionary men of God that can save us from the terrorists and this pastor is exhibiting obscene wealth. I dont blame him though, the blame goes to his sheepish congregation.

Femi fani Kayode is a better Christian than a whole lot of these pastors. I spit on pastor omotoyinbo's face.

He is a disgrace to every christian and yoruba individual.

I understand hw u feel, sheepish congregation indeed, that is why the bible call followers sheep, check out the characteristics of a sheep, its actually a pity. I speak no more. God is watching.

Airforce1:
you're right
That money can feed a lot of hungry people in Ghana The pastor no try at all

why ghana?

ChuzzyBlog:
The charismatic pastor who is the founder of Common Wealth Of Zion Assembly COZA, Abuja, took a selfie with this his Gucci Web Animalier supreme tote with bee that cost $2, 490 which is about N1m going by today's exchange rate. See photo below:-


SOURCE: http://www.chuzzyblog.com/2016/09/coza-pastor-biodun-fatoyinbo-shows-off.html

it is well. 2 Timothy 2:19. Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, having this seal the Lord knoweth those that are his....

manmoraskk:
I'm not here to condemn anybody. But bible say I know my shepherd and my shepherd know me. God bless everybody hustle.

lols. not shepherd but sheep. u try shaa..

NevetsIbot:
He's a winners chapel pastor. And i respect him from his hair to his feet.

good to know. I worship at champions royal assembly in abuja, I love my pastor so so much. Bro Joshua Iginla is his name.

generalbush:
is your mail working??

I can only recieve but cannot reply dunno why?

NevetsIbot:
MR. Gbayisemoore. You know him?

nope dont know him just love peeps who love and adore their pastor. which church please?

NevetsIbot:
Drew my pastor and his wife. Cool uhn?

waaaoooo dats great! who is ur pastor?

generalbush:
Lol... don't mind me...

The fact remains that she may have... but most of them give birth to children who grew up in the street...

So they don't really care about their mother...

That's what I can decode...

or

You hold a contrary opinion??

sounds correct to me.

Flexherbal:
In this crowd?

I only saw tiwa savage, tuface, don jazzy and olamide, no wizkid anywhere.

generalbush:
Lol...
Did you ask her??

was just wondering..

generalbush:

Old WASTErner

am not sure she has children..

GoggleB:
I wonder if this man is really 64

of course not..

iliyande:
The Director of Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, Ishaq Akintola, has called for ‘fair treatment’ between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria.
The professor of Islamic Eschatology said Nigeria is not a secular state as according to him, it does not recognize religion.

In a chat with the Punch, Akintola said, “I still insist Nigeria is not a secular state. It does not recognise any religion at all. An example is the Sallah holidays. Although Christians used to enjoy Christmas and other holidays, there was no Sallah holiday for Muslims on Eid el-Fitr and Eid el-Kabir days during the colonial days. We wrenched that from our oppressors’ hands after a long struggle.

“Another example where freedom has come our way is where Nigerian Christians compelled Muslims to operate Christian financial system with its riba (interest) which is haram (forbidden) for Muslims, yet they refused to allow Muslims to practise the Islamic banking until a former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (now Emir of Kano), belled the cat by introducing Islamic banking.

“What exactly do I mean? Nigerian Christians have been enjoying everything they need since the British took over the country and colonised it. They have the Christian common law while they object to Muslims having Shariah. They enjoy Christo-Western education while they restrict Muslim children’s access to Islamic education. Christians are free to do whatever they like on Sundays but Muslims are chained to their workplaces on Fridays. That chain must break. Freedom is our cry.

“The government supports both Christian and Muslim pilgrimages. Christian and Muslim prayers are said at official functions. The preamble of the Nigerian Constitution leans heavily on God. So, we are a multi-religious nation. It is when Christian leaders want to pull the wool over our eyes that they claim that Nigeria is a secular country.

“We must widen the horizon of the quest for self-determination. They hold Christian court or church marriage whose certificate is recognised by law whereas mosque marriage certificate is not recognised. Christian schoolchildren use Christian school uniforms but Muslim children are disallowed from using the hijab. Muslim women are denied driving licences and international passports in Nigeria on account of their use of hijab.

“There is an urgent need to straighten this lopsided system. It is not working. Nigerian Muslims still remain oppressed today because they have yet to be emancipated in the four examples above. There are more areas of oppression. But there are one or two aspects where the Muslims have been liberated.

“So you can see that it is all about struggling for liberation. It is like a master-slave affair. Those who sit on the necks of Muslims are reluctant to set them free. But we will get there whether the oppressor likes it or not. It is interesting to note that Christians know that a Muslim commits a sin each time he collects or gives riba yet they never freely allowed it. What do you call that? Do we love our neighbours?

“Do you call that freedom of religion? Isn’t there some element of selfishness in that? Didn’t Jesus teach loving the neighbour? I remember that a particular bishop from the East led his followers in a public demonstration against the introduction of Islamic banking. Ridiculous, isn’t it?

“As for the claim that Muslims are being favoured by the present administration, that is large-scale falsehood. Even Nigerian toddlers know that Buhari is religion-blind. He is not a fanatic. He just wants to fix Nigeria.

“How has the present administration favoured Muslims? The facts are at our fingertips. Take the South-West as an example: there are six states there and each has a minister. Only Babatunde Fashola and Adebayo Shittu are Muslims. The rest are Christians. Let CAN tell us if that is not so. Do you call two out of six a favour? And that is just a tip of the iceberg in Buhari’s administration.

“The parastatals are replete with Christian chief executives. But Muslims are not complaining. Nigeria now has about 35 ministers out of which only 17 are Muslims. Tell me how the present administration has favoured Muslims. Is CAN using mathematics or mathemagic?

“Personally, I believe that we are cutting our nose to spite our face in this country. We should allow government to pick the best candidates for positions in order to get maximum performance. We should not always be thinking of religious or ethnic leaning. Muslims have tried as much as possible to maintain this principle but CAN is always making a noise because of its grip on the press,” Akintola noted.

http://dailypost.ng/2016/09/04/want-fridays-declared-work-free-muslims-like-sundays-muric-director-akintola/

yeye dey smell, wat about d islamic inscription on naira?