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Music/Radio › Re: Jayru (big Boi Anthem) Official Video by dejiariyo: 1:58pm On Mar 09, 2009
@khanye is this guy still dating abiaras daughter?
men i don miss ibadan o, the last time i saw this guy was in 2006 at kokodome .i think he shot the video at abadagudu, crazy hood ibadan
Music/Radio › Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by dejiariyo: 1:54pm On Mar 09, 2009
javalove, am replying the guy in front of me, he is another modenine hater
Music/Radio › Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by dejiariyo: 11:57am On Mar 09, 2009

This one is from d so called Rap-lyricist.
'i just got a brand nu phone wit a 2nd hand charger' (mode9, Questionmark allstar) Guess this guy confirm a longtime that he's a brokeass,


so its a crime being poor?big l said he is po he cant even afford thr or, does that make big l wack?

This is just plain stupidity hi haters
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye And His Dribbling Skills by dejiariyo(op): 10:48am On Mar 09, 2009
adeboye to me is not a man of God, a man of God will not be going on trips worth 15,000 dollars while the church members are suffering in poverty,
a man of God wont be disturbing others cos he wanna praise God, go to lagos-ibadan express way on friday or sunday just make sure u get ur sleeping math cos they will make u sleep in the traffic for hrs, what sought of praise worshipping is that, why take a an express road to praise God

adeboye is a comedian see some of his stupid comments:

The plan of the enemy was, that there was to be a crash per day for 49 days, and you prayed and God intervened.


The statement above was made by one "man of God" whilst giving his annual prophecies for 2006. He said there would have been a plane crash in Nigeria per day for 49 days last year but for the prayers of members of his church. Meanwhile the man did not even foresee or prophesy a single one of the crashes last year --- only now in hindsight ,

How does anyone with intelligence believe this kind of nonsensical statementhuh
Christianity Etc › Re: I Will Not Worship In Tb Joshua’s Church, Says Adeboye by dejiariyo: 10:39am On Mar 09, 2009
kettle calling pot black, which of them is for God, they all thieves,they shud all be lynched
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye And His Dribbling Skills by dejiariyo(op): 3:49pm On Mar 06, 2009
Autos › Re: Pls Advice Me On My Range Rover by dejiariyo(op): 1:45pm On Mar 06, 2009
siena yes, i mailed yu earlier pls check ur mail bro
Autos › Re: Pls Advice Me On My Range Rover by dejiariyo(op): 1:14pm On Mar 06, 2009
@i_laugh

i am not selling you a car,i asked for an opinion on the car and besides that the car and i placed it on autotrader for sale just this week.
Autos › Re: Pls Advice Me On My Range Rover by dejiariyo(op): 12:39pm On Mar 06, 2009
thank you guys for your replies,i really appreciate it.pls siena i sent yu a mail already, pls can anyone tell me how much a range rover may cost in nigeria am just trying weight my options now.
Autos › Re: Pls Advice Me On My Range Rover by dejiariyo(op): 12:37pm On Mar 06, 2009
thank you guys for your replies,i really appreciate it.pls siena i sent yu a mail already, pls can anyone tell me how much a range rover may cost in nigeria am just trying weight my options now.
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 9:08am On Mar 06, 2009
@moonstone


I want the man who own the bank, not the ni**a in charge.
Autos › Pls Advice Me On My Range Rover by dejiariyo(op): 5:02am On Mar 06, 2009
hello nairalander,i am planning to relocate back to Nigeria and i am thinking of shipping my range rover in there as well but my problem its rhd and i dont know if they can change it to lhd in Nigeria, pls if they can do it let me know and how much its might cost me.i have already listed it forsale here in the UK but i just wanna know if i can change it to LHD or use it like that anyway, pls Ur response will be appreciated.

Autos › Pls Advice Me On My Range Rover by dejiariyo(op): 4:59am On Mar 06, 2009
hello nairalander,i am planning to relocate back to nigeria and i am thinking of shipping my range rover to nigeria but my problem is its rhd and i dont know if they can change it to lhd in nigeria, pls if they can do it let me know and how much its might cost me.i have already listed it forsale here in the uk but i just wanna know if i can change it to LHD or use it like that anyway, pls ur response will be appreciated.

Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye And His Dribbling Skills by dejiariyo(op): 12:55am On Mar 06, 2009
@paulipopo

i understand what u mean,i just get angry when nigerians keep failing to see that this men of God are not what they seem to be or how can u call the following statements as prophecies

[b]
Political leaders have criticized Pastor E.A. Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) for his prophecies for 2007 released many months in advance. The prophecies have led to spontaneous eruptions of religious and ethnic disinterest, apathy, and inability-to-give-a-damn all over the country.

We have decided to publish a transcript of the controversial prophecies. This is the most respected man of God in Nigeria, and his words have never fallen to the ground. We all need to study these prophecies so we too can decide whether to zealously ignore them along with the thousands of others who have been mightily unimpressed by them.

1. “The Lord says that Nigeria will be the giant of Africa next year. During the year 2007, there is not going to be a single country throughout Africa with a population as great as ours. As long as we serve him faithfully and attend church regularly, the Lord says our children shall be as numerous as the sands on ten mountains. Crowd: “Amen!”

2. “Some fertile married women will deliver babies in 2007, while many children currently in primary six will gain admission into secondary schools. Many of you who are brilliant final year students in higher institutions will graduate with flying colors during 2007. Most engaged couples with weddings fixed for 2007 will get married!” Crowd: “Amen!”

3. “Daddy says that in the year 2007 there will be a dry season and a rainy season. For Christians, the dry season in January may dry up any puddles on their streets and the rainy season in August will bring them massive showers of water from heaven. Unbelievers will experience the scorching sun during the dry season and their children will be scared by thunder and lightening during the August rains.” Crowd: “Amen!”

4. “Something very bad - very very bad - is going to happen sometime in 2007. I can’t tell you what it is now, but baba says we need to pray to avert this great tragedy from our nation. He says those who dodge their tithes and offerings may be the ones hardest hit by this looming maliase. Nigeria needs to be very very afraid in this next year 2007!” Crowd: “Jesus!”

“Note: You will need to attend the Holy Ghost convention every month till the end of 2007 so we can cry to God and ask him to spare Nigeria from the tragedy, which I will explain to you in 2008 after it has happened.”[/b]
Music/Radio › Re: Modenine And Mi:which Do You Prefer? by dejiariyo: 11:45pm On Mar 05, 2009
@audio
i yu saying modenine dont tell stories?he is one of the few rappers in nigeria that tell stories and i thinkk that brought me to his music maybe u need to listen to tracks like
africa,lagos state of mind,cry 419 state of mind,journey so far and and some from his latest album.
Music/Radio › Re: Kennis Music Has Finally Lost It by dejiariyo: 1:25pm On Mar 05, 2009
@yimiton
if keke was ur father will yu call him what u just called him, or is he not old to be ur father abeg pls show him some respect if yu really wanna make a change like they did go out there and compete.this pple did a lot for nigerian music, if not for them u wont be having all this glory going to nigerian artiste.
i think we shud all watch how we talk to our elders just anyhow.keke and d1 are legends in the music industry do whatever u like they have thier names written in the history books.
Music/Radio › Re: Modenine And Mi:which Do You Prefer? by dejiariyo: 1:02pm On Mar 05, 2009
Jay-z hollered he's feeling my rhyme/
thats where it started and ended i didn't get signed/
but i still rock-a-fella t-shirt to the shrine, modenine

@rapjunkie, i don't think there is any Nigerian rapper that can ever wordsplay this good,i dont know how the dude thinks i swear he is just a genius.
i showed one of my friend here in the UK that line and he still never believed its was a Nigerian that came up with that.
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye And His Dribbling Skills by dejiariyo(op): 12:03pm On Mar 05, 2009
@lagosboy
its By Duro Onabule of the sun newspaper
Christianity Etc › Adeboye And His Dribbling Skills by dejiariyo(op): 11:38am On Mar 05, 2009
[b]I am not a fan of ex-President Obasanjo as if it is even necessary to state that fact. The man has his friends and this is the appropriate time for him to distinguish the friends of Olusegun Obasanjo from the friends of the eight-year tenured President Olusegun Obasanjo. Since May 29, the flood of criticisms of his major policies, especially in the last eighteen months burst with such force that Obasanjo had to leave Nigeria for holidays in Jamaica, West Indies.

Curiously, nobody has thought it fit among Obasanjo’s friends, beneficiaries or collaborators, to come to his aid. The attitude seems to be that if he can drown, so let him be. There may be a limit to any anger with Obasanjo’s friends in this category. At least, they are keeping quiet or disowning him tactfully only in private discussions.

What then can be said of one of Obasanjo’s supposed friends who chose a large Christian faithful gathering in Texas, United States to reveal rather falsely that in the fatal tenure perpetuation bid, Obasanjo was all alone?
Enoch Adejare (henceforth Jare) Adeboye is the General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God, a religious group with millions of followers spread not only throughout Nigeria but across the Atlantic Ocean in Britain and United States. Adeboye does not dignify himself as a reverend, bishop or archbishop even though with his followers across at least three continents, he can easily claim any of the titles. Instead, Enoch Jare Adeboye is humble enough to be known as pastor.

However, for this humility, the Redeem zealots credit their pastor with unlimited capacity to tackle all human, economic, social, political, religious and even marital problems. The unmarried – male or female – are not left out as they rush to the fold with the self-presumed certainty to click a life marital partner. The slightest set-back in an office sends the victim, especially middle-ranking upwards – to the Redeem Camp seeking solace, all quite legitimate depending on the follower’s personal faith.

Only the United States competes with Nigeria in religion as the fastest growing economy. But the zealots counter this observation. According to them, the church must be maintained. In conventional churches and mosques, financial contributions are voluntary depending on ability and willingness to donate. But Nigerians have been brainwashed to part with one tenth of all their earnings – be it a monthly wage of seven thousand naira or contract of one hundred million naira.

Yet, this mandatory contribution does not deter the followers. More than that, Enoch Jare Adeboye, to his adherents, is like a modern day Jesus gifted with the power of miracles even for those in politics, commerce, industry and the professions. Among them is (or was) ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo whose status would confer on him special privilege, considering the penchant of the two men for globe-trotting.

Then of course, there was the case of an incumbent governor and a challenger, who on separate occasions in the run-up to the 2003 elections turned up at Enoch Adeboye’s camp for blessing. Did Adeboye predict defeat for one of the candidates? We would never know.
However, Enoch Jare Adeboye this week claimed glory for Obasanjo’s return to national leadership in 1999 and survival against impeachment moves in 2002. Perhaps so.

Today, the point of interest is what seems to be Adeboye’s guilty conscience (if he has any) in proceeding from his self-glorification far away in Texas, United States among his faithful to sacrifice, in the process, his supposed friend, Olusegun Obasanjo. Adeboye, was reported in a Lagos-based national newspaper to have disrobed Obasanjo on the third term controversy. Some very unkind cut.

When a friend is down and you cannot help him up, you do not kick him. But first, the report with full acknowledgement to The Guardian newspaper.
"All though the period a plot was being executed to amend the Nigerian constitution to allow a third term for elected executive officers, former President Olusegun Obasanjo, apparently avoided some clerics whose views on the matter, he feared might be contrary to his.

"One of such clerics is the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye who disclosed at the weekend in Dallas that Obasanjo avoided meeting with him as the third term plot was thickening.
"Adeboye, who has been in the U.S. in the last two weeks, rounded off the 11th annual convention of the church in North America on Saturday morning at the church’s Redemption Camp in Floyd, Texas. It was a historic occasion as the RCCG was holding its first convention in the U.S. on its own property, spanning over four hundred acres of land in Floyd.

"While speaking with several hundreds of his ministers in the U.S. and Canada last Thursday, Adeboye urged pastors in the church not to ever dabble in partisan politics but stay contented with prayerfully influencing the process leading to the emergence of political leaders in their communities. But he looks forward to members of the church emerging as political leaders even in the U.S.
"Briefly narrating his experience on the third term issue, Adeboye, who has assumed the stature of a leading preacher and religious leader in the U.S., did not mention Obasanjo by name.

"According to him, when our former president wanted to run for a third term, he avoided me throughout the period.
"Adeboye added that he was indeed friendly with Obasanjo and had assured him before he was elected in 1999 that he would be President.
"Also, when there was a plan to impeach Obasanjo during the first term, Adeboye said he told him (Obasanjo) he would even get a second term. But when the plot for the third term started, the former leader started to avoid him.
"The General Overseer of the RCCG worldwide added that Obasanjo avoided him because the former president knew he (Adeboye) had been silent on the third even though he (Adeboye) had earlier spoken that Obasanjo would be president and would also get a second term. ‘But I kept quiet on the third term,’ Adeboye started, hinting that Obasanjo knew very well that he (Adeboye) would not bless the idea of a third term against Nigeria’s constitution.

"The former President, Adeboye added, knew that the constitution limited the presidential terms to two, yet sought to extend it."
This report has been deliberately quoted comprehensively to show the motive, the unfairness and the hypocrisy involved. First, why was it necessary to choose Texas, United States to disown Obasanjo only after the third term attempt failed? If anything Enoch Jare Adeboye’s purpose was solely to solidify his status among his followers in Nigeria and abroad as omnipotent.

It is quite noticeable in the report quoted above that Adeboye claimed to have predicted Obasanjo’s return to office and re-election for second term. He even claimed to have foreseen the failure of the third term venture, which is a blatant lie as will be shown below. It would not be known if Obasanjo approached Adeboye or not to bless his third term. Success is everybody’s child while failure has no father.
Had Obasanjo succeeded in perpetuating himself in office, would Enoch Jare Adeboye not have claimed to have predicted such for Obasanjo especially among his Redeem followers?
While presenting medal to Nigeria’s former leading athlete, Innocent Egbunike at an All-African Games meet in Kenya, the then Kenya President Arap Moi, humorously but in public appreciation of the surprise of the Nigerian coming from behind to out-distance all his rivals for the first place, said the Nigerian (Innocent) was not as innocent as he appeared.

The same can be said of Enoch Jare Adeboye. Yoruba name Jare translates to Innocent. Accordingly, on a very serious note, Enoch Jare Adeboye is not as innocent as he appears. Among his faithful, he is what the Pope is to Catholics, except that the weekly sermon at the Vatican does not inconvenience Italians. Anybody who doubts this should try Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on both sides anytime the monthly assembly at the camp holds. There is ever a new catchy theme which sends followers from most parts of South-West rushing down as if the end of the world is imminent. In the process, other traveling Nigerians are always trapped in a gridlock, sometimes for up to twelve hours or even longer.

Only because adherents flock the expressway to go and listen to one man. The same Enoch Jare Adeboye. Even if Obasanjo avoided him on the third term issue, should he have publicly denied a supposed close friend? When third term issue nearly tore Nigeria into pieces, the religious leaders who disapproved so spoke publicly and today, have their names recorded in history. Again, among them were the Anthony Okogies, the Gbonigis, the Onaiyekans, the Chris Okoties, the Gabriel Osus, etc. Certainly Enoch Jare Adeboye was never, repeat NEVER, among them.

Instead, what was Enoch Jare Adeboye’s position at that time? It wasn’t so much his view which unquestionably is his constitutional right but his present denial of supporting Obasanjo’s third term. Here is a challenge for Enoch Jare Adeboye. He should release for the public, the clip of his interview on a Lagos-based television on the third term issue at that time.

When pointedly asked for his view, Enoch Jare Adeboye responded, "Democracy is alien to us in Africa. Before the white men came, we were ruled by kings. And once a king ascended the throne, nobody succeeded him until he died." There was no follow-up question either because the interviewer got confused, was overwhelmed, hypnotised or himself biased in favour of third term. Indeed, the impression created was that the interview was stage-managed for Adeboye to swing his followers’ support for third term.

It is also conceded that such religious leaders when prophesying occasionally either genuinely or pretend to fall into trance, in which case, we may excuse the Redeem leader. But for his own credibility, Enoch Adeboye should be fair to Obasanjo. If he cannot save the man, he should not join in roasting him.
And how could Adeboye admonish his pastors not to dabble in partisan politics when the same Adeboye confessed, okay claimed that he blessed Obasanjo for his first and second term in office? Was that not partisan politics by Enoch Jare Adeboye against those who contested against Obasanjo?
By the way, very disturbingly, these unconventional religious groups largely because of the huge economic/financial returns, not only flourish but continue to spring all over the place with various claims, all in exploitation of human problems. In Nigeria, hardly is a fire outbreak in an ordinary bungalow successfully put off. Where then is that mountain in Nigeria to activate any fire?
Christians all over the world believe Christ is coming back soon. Maybe. But has the man set up any embassy for that purpose especially in Nigeria? Why should the Nigerian armed forces allow any other group to compete with them in the air? Unless God so approves, no life can be redeemed or deepened or equated to four equal parts.

Genuine muslims say their key prayers not only on Fridays but also in designated mosques and as the Americans would say "NAT for" any fattening. Choosing Lagos-Ibadan Expressway specifically on Sundays, in addition to Fridays clearly evidences our monumental sins against God to be forgiven.[/b]
Music/Radio › Re: Modenine And Mi:which Do You Prefer? by dejiariyo: 10:27am On Mar 05, 2009
well,i will surely take modenine over M.I he is good but the way he raps is not doing it for me, i always like to know what brings a word out of a rapper and i need to know the meanings and why u just used the word at a particular time, modenine does that all M.I does is just wordsplay and join words together but to call him a lyricist is a bold statement but dude is ill and doing his thing.

Jay-z hollered he's feeling my rhyme/
thats where it started and ended i didnt get signed/
but i still rock-a-fella t-shirt to the shrine, modenine


i solo like isolo, M.I
Fashion › Re: Whats Your Favorite Lotion Or Creme? by dejiariyo: 10:18am On Mar 05, 2009
i use ori and laide cream but anyone who can supply me adiagbon in the uk is highly karied
Politics › Re: Has Anybody Considered Ojo Madueke For President. by dejiariyo: 10:14am On Mar 05, 2009
have u guys forgotten wen he was the minister of transportation?during the fuel crises this man said and i quote all nigerians cant afford cars, so they shud go and buy bicycle.lmao and u want me to vote for that same person?pls grow forward i dont pray to have another miserable 4 years again, we youth need to take matters into our hands, we need a better future ojo madueke is not part of it.





note:the revolution shall surely be televised.
Politics › Re: Has Anybody Considered Ojo Madueke For President. by dejiariyo: 9:08pm On Mar 04, 2009
why cant u nigeria youth take a leave from america and vote some with pedigree and integrity instead of yu all reclying the same pple who have gotten us all into this mess, i cry for yu all another bad leadership another wasted 4 years, think
Music/Radio › Re: Id Cabassa Sold My Music To 9ice--rxd (your Thought From Both Sides) by dejiariyo: 11:06am On Mar 04, 2009
id cabasa, if u know what u just did,u wont be taking it with levity, u sold a song for two artist even if the boy needs help that not way to go, i hope u all settle this cos if such thing happen in an organised society u can be jailed.
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 10:43am On Mar 04, 2009
I'm in the hood like robin of Luxley---modenine[b][/b]
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 10:42am On Mar 04, 2009
this the 1st verse . , i got 2 more(tumor) like lumps-- OD dont hate
Music/Radio › Re: ''Ruggedman Should Go Back To The Studio And Reply Me'' by dejiariyo: 10:40am On Mar 04, 2009
i dont know what brought all this arguement, the topic of this thread is just way differ from all whats yu all being saying, what has dis baba its not ethiopia line has to do with ruggedman replying modenine?
8 months ago peeps on here were saying modenine is a coward,he cant mention ruggedmans name,i think he just did that and now yu all are saying he shud not have released a diss track, yu all dont worth listening to most of yu all are confused mind just like the state of nigeria.

if eldee hates modenine,who really cares?u dont expect everyone to love modenine that the way it is, even satan has followers everyone cant love God.
Music/Radio › Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by dejiariyo: 7:20am On Mar 04, 2009
saw this this on fb as well

"If you wan know me better go ask baba fela", Faze

Chibuzo! How?

"Ummunaamu just entered the door", 2Shotz

Nna if u entered any door, you'll be dead. How much space can be in a door.



"Strike like a thunder", Timaya

Guy thunder doesn't strike, lightning does o!


"I took it with a pinch of salt and a bottle of malt", Ruggedman

Pinch of salt would go better with tequila


I don't sip i drink when tha BOODIE bounce, Da Prince.

See me see trouble o
Fashion › Re: Why Do Some Girls Put On Beads Around Their Waist? by dejiariyo: 6:38am On Mar 04, 2009
that thing really works for me, most yoruba girls have dated usually wear that thing and they call it ileke and anytime i meet girls like that ileke ko de omo, eja da nu, meaning beads does not stop a woman from perfoming sex act pls cut it off lol,i like it though if u have beads u can contact me.
Career › Re: "JUJU" Assistance To Get a Job (is It Possible?) by dejiariyo: 9:50pm On Mar 03, 2009
"When Jesus said 'I and the Father are one' didn't He just mean they are of one accord, they are merely like-minded?"

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