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Pimine:I thought so too. |
dazzlingd:Take a trip to New Orleans and you will know its not only Nigerians that have this belief system. |
gabicon:God is Spirit. He dwells in our body to give life to our own spirit which incidentally dwells in our body. The union between the Christian man and God happens inside and not outside the body. Whatever we are able to achieve spiritually is only achieved because we are united with the Spirit of God that dwells in us. If we continue to sin against our body through sexual immorality to the extent that the Spirit of God leaves our body, where are we spiritually? Does it kill destiny? Yes it can. As a matter of fact, any sin can kill destiny. God Himself does not destroy a man's destiny, the complications arising from the sin does. Now there are sins that have potential to create more complications in a person's life because of the nature of the sin itself. Sexual immorality is the chief of them. Others in the list are a history of stealing, murder, drug addiction and alcoholism. One careless lie can hardly create as much damage as a careless one-night stand. While one can go and apologize for lying, you may not find it very easy to wriggle out of an unwanted pregnancy, an STD or an intense desire for sex which hitherto wasn't there, leading to more and more sexual acts with multiple sex partners. The lair has since forgotten about the lie and is done with the consequence, but the "one-night-stander" is still grappling with the effects of one careless night. A young lady destined to be the mother of a great man misses her way and gets sucked into the sin of Sexual immorality. She gets pregnant multiple times and aborts severally until one of the abortions destroys her womb. What becomes of her destiny? She will need a miracle to fulfill her destiny. A young man destined to be great falls into the laps of a married woman, and is caught by the husband. They get into a fight and he is killed, maimed or he kills the man. What happens to his destiny. Every sin can derail the path of a man. But there are some that have a higher potential to derail. |
lilvicky68:They will not resurrect, they will only be buried. On a more serious note though, what this man has said is true. Many destinies are going to be destroyed this night. It is not as if everyone who gets into an immoral sexual act is done for or has lost his/her path in life completely because our God is a God of second chance, and a God of restoration. But some people are going to miss their paths permanently because tonight is either going to be their first time of having sex or a night where they will be drawn back into the sin of fornication. Becoming sexually active before marriage has not added value to anybody, but has destroyed many lives. And tonight, quite unfortunately, a lot of people are going to be introduced to that "ritual" that brings great pleasure but is paradoxically a "konuko-pia" of problems. May the Holy Spirit give strength to those who are being pressured to give in tonight. |
POTUT:Bro the thing tire person. |
All this useless talk from southern leaders make no sense. The only southerner that is making sense at the moment is Nnamdi Kanu - split the damn nation because we are not one, and the Fulani believe the entire country belong to them. Simple and short. The Fulani cannot make it more obvious than they have done already that Nigeria belongs to them and there is nothing anyone can do about it. No Fulani man has condemned any of the killings being perpetrated by their tribes men all around the nation. Meanwhile, once a southerner arises to speak against the fulani, na im tribesmen go first to condemn am. You southerner reading this, weather Yoruba o, Igbo o, Ijaw or whatever, if you have a case against an Okada rider that is fulani (even from Niger republic) in a police station in your land, that okada rider will be free within 24 hours. Meanwhile, if you are the one who is perceived (not proven) has wronged the fulani man, except you are very connected or have plenty money to throw around, you will suffer greatly before obtaining your freedom. Their people occupy practically all the juicy positions in the country and they believe it is their entitlement. Meanwhile, the southerners that occupy juicy positions believe they are favored. What other sign reveals a conquered people? Ndi fulani e meri go anyi, Ohaa! |
Vardanes2:How much is diesel that is fully deregulated? |
Rootprof:What value will addressing the nation add? Does he need to address the nation to carry out his duties as the CinC? The man is incompetent and supportive of all that is happening. If he were to be ready to start dealing with Nigeria's security problem, the first place to start is to activate with immediate effect modalities for full state policing. Each state should reserve the right to secure its borders and prosecute criminals without the involvement of the FG. Do that and you will see the security situation in this country, especially the south, improve. |
Conrod:People who don't understand the politics would be running their mouth saying "dem don catch am". Dem no catch anything. It is the regular thing in the system. It is difficult to find anyone who enrolled in the civil service in Nigeria in the 80's who does not have an official age (which necessitates forging documents), and an actual age (when dem born am true true). Even the sitting I.G has is operating with his official age, and the one that will come after him is the same. |
femi4:Bro, if i buy i car that expensive, it won't leave the car shop until i insure it. |
If you buy a car that expensive, the first thing you do is to buy a comprehensive insurance policy. That way, you have nothing to worry about in a situation like this. But our people no dey hear. I hope she did. |
Moferere:Chairman, terrible human beings can bring out the worst in others. How dignifying is it for a man Gumi's age to compare terrorists who have killed people in their tens of thousands for no known reason to activists who are clamoring for a better nation for their people, and have not been known to kill anyone? Gumi deserves any level of insult he gets. Moferere:If an elder rapes someone, he should be treated differently because he is an elder? An elder is respected not merely because of his age but because of his behaviour. When an elder displays foolishness and stupidity, he should not complain if he is treated like foolish and stupid person. |
Kriss216:Tinubu is not a fulani slave or anyone's slave for that matter. As a matter of fact, the Fulanis will do everything withing their powers to ensure Tinubu does not taste the presidency, knowing fully well that if he gets on that seat, you can't push him around one bit. Tinubu is rather a slave to his political ambition, and is not willing to allow anything whatsoever scuttle it. |
NwaAro:You sef get the message abi? |
As an igbo man, i can say that less than 5% or our monarchs are worth royalty. That's why no one places any value on them, and they also don't place any value on themselves. A royalty with his full sense of pride and what he represents would rather have the police man shoot him than to lay flat on the floor. But this one quickly lay flat on the floor because a police man pointed a gun at him and he didn't want to die. Now you will live with the shame of being disgraced before your subjects until the day you finally die, because die you surely will. And truthfully, he must be a useless igwe. Because if he were useful to his people, a multitude would have gathered around the scene the moment police men stopped his vehicle. I imagine this happened in my own village: the people would have encouraged the police man to shoot my igwe even while he lay down flat on the floor. Hopeless men, who mount positions of leadership to serve themselves and their families, and are not willing to make any sacrifice for their people. |
This interview is quite interesting. |
Fahdiga1:When you serve the worst president in the history of the nation, you are very likely to turn out as the worst in the office you have served in. |
stanluiz:Almost 50% of Nigerians are living in penury compared to 10% in India. There is a huge gap between the poverty levels of both nations. |
[quote author=globemoney post=98716923][/quote]Why are you cancelling that statement? |
MayorofLagos:What if the fulanis give Odua the presidency? |
ednut1:Some emperors end up being better than democratically elected leaders. |
myright:You will need to paste a link to the source. |
mcbreeze:You siddon for your office or maybe na hotel room untop olosho dey talk rubbish. Anu mpama. |
HedwigesMaduro:It is more about ensuring that the south does not unite under one voice. If you send soldiers to the west and the east at the same time, you have declared a war against southern Nigeria. |
There is no curse greater than bad leadership. |
Dyt:Anyone bringing personal issues to nairaland and expecting to be largely complemented, is on his own. As a matter of fact, once you start posting on nairaland, you will need a very thick skin to withstand all sorts of bashing from different angles. Nairaland is not for the fainthearted. |
Dele on the beat. Issa Fantau (the 2nd member of Buhari's cabal to die) once said on TV that the Igbos have to "belong" before they can get any reasonable thing in governance. My question to his spirit now is where do we belong? where are we supposed to belong? Wetin we do? Is it a crime to be proud and sometimes boastful of your achievements and abilities? And the funny thing be say Igbo man no dey find trouble outside igboland o. |
Fahdiga1:90 years kwa... |
Odogwu. When those who are chosen to be leaders abandon the people they are to lead, the people will naturally follow those who provide leadership. I am not a member of IPOB and while i have always admired Nnamdi Kanu's courage, i don't like a couple of things about him. But without mincing words and at the risk of sounding immodest, Nnamdi Kanu is the (unofficial) leader of South East Nigeria. |
Oyigbo update, the first few times i saw your threads, i thought you were a reasonable and well grounded human being o. I didn't know i was wrong. You are behaving exactly the same way one crazy moniker called IPOBexposed used to behave. You sure say no be you? |
vince2016:Hmmm. Thanks vince. i appreciate. How do i use it in a sentence? |
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