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Nairaland GeneralRe: Happy Birthday To The Greatrock by dgreatrock(op): 7:48pm On Mar 09, 2009
Gabby what a pally you are you are making my day great.

About the birthday thing, i was caugt up in the web of work throughout da day, when i was about settling down to say let's celebrate, my boss called me to travel with him on an emergency trip, i couldn't say no. by da time i got home everyone had disappeared.

i simply played some tracks danced by myself and family and , hit my bed. before i knew it, it was day break.

but i am gratefull to God for another year.

thanks so much gabby.
BusinessRe: Intercontinental Bank Plc, This Is A Fraud by dgreatrock(m): 7:43pm On Mar 09, 2009
I am very disturbed with this bank's attitude. i have both savings, ipsa and a current account with them, since i got the 10k on savings account, i have decided to close all my accounts with them. they are no longer worth the risk. i have not forgotten my experience with allstates.
Christianity EtcWhere Does T.b. Joshua Get His Money From? by dgreatrock(op): 1:35pm On Mar 09, 2009
Many churches are crying out for financial help to enable them either build their church houses, buy musical instruments, church vehicles, do mission works etc, but it is not so with what i see in T.B. joshua's synagogue of all nations. He dishes the thing (money et al), to people from all works of life.

Is this real or another movie magic?

If it is real, where does he get his money from?
EventsRe: Happy Birth-day Iice by dgreatrock(m): 1:32pm On Mar 09, 2009
Happy birthday Mon Ami, may your years be merry and bright and may your birthday be bright.
Be blessed comrade-in-N-L
Nairaland GeneralRe: Happy Birthday To The Greatrock by dgreatrock(op): 1:04pm On Mar 09, 2009
the truth is that i expected that you, epi, spikedcylda or ogaga4luv et al, to react to this, and as far as i have seen only you did. i dont know you or anyone facially on NL, but we can say, 'i know you', via your posts? huh
i beg take am easy, no utterior motive attached.

i dont drink, at all, even as a youth.
LiteratureRe: Always Reading! by dgreatrock(m): 1:46pm On Mar 07, 2009
ok beloved we go catch later
LiteratureRe: Which Book Has Impacted Your Life Most? by dgreatrock(op): 1:34pm On Mar 07, 2009
@jeythunder
na wetin i don do again?
CultureRe: Which Is The Most Friendly Tribe In Nigeria? by dgreatrock(m): 1:32pm On Mar 07, 2009
the urhobos.
Christianity EtcRe: Have You Praised Him Yet, Today? by dgreatrock(m): 1:12pm On Mar 07, 2009
O Lord, i praise and worship You for adding another year to my life today.
Thank You jesus!
Thank You God!!!
amen.
LiteratureRe: Always Reading! by dgreatrock(m): 1:09pm On Mar 07, 2009
smiley smiley smiley smiley smiley smiley
oniovo, wo ne rovwe hwe grin grin grin
me vwe obu wevwi.
LiteratureRe: Which Book Has Impacted Your Life Most? by dgreatrock(op): 1:04pm On Mar 07, 2009
angry
you did not tell us how it impacted your life. angry
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nairalanders You Will Want To See Physically by dgreatrock(m): 12:51pm On Mar 07, 2009
MrCrackles:
Na by force? I dont give two fuc.ks no disrespect! cheesy
I WANT TO MEET WITH,
MrCrackles
LOL
Christianity EtcAdeboye, Oritsejafor Vs T.b. Joshua (with Pics) by dgreatrock(op): 12:35pm On Mar 07, 2009
I will not worship in TB Joshua’s church, says Adeboye
Written by Sam Eyoboka and Ebun Babalola
Saturday, 07 March 2009

Leading pentecostal churches in Nigeria have explained why TB Joshua cannot be granted permission to join their fold, The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, (PFN).


One of them, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, voted one of Newsweeks 50 Most Powerful People in the World went further to say that he will not even worship in Joshua’s Church.

Asked whether he could worship in Joshua’s church, Adeboye retorted,“No! Definitely not! If he wants me to come and minister in his church, we will sit down; we will discuss the issue of salvation the way I understand it, according to the scriptures. If we agree on that and he now wants me to come and preach the same message of salvation in his church, then I will go.”

For President of the PFN, Rev. Ayo Oritsejafor of the Word of Life Church, before Joshua could even qualify to be a PFN member, he should show who tutored him as a pastor in the first place. Joshua is reputed to have said that he was converted in his mother’s womb.

But the PFN president replied that, “Jesus did not say by their words you will know them; he said by the fruit you shall know them. If T.B. Joshua can show me his pastor who pastored him before he said he was called into the ministry; if T.B. Joshua can tell me when he got converted and how he got converted, then we would consider him. Anybody who is a Christian is a Christian because he received Jesus Christ at a point.

I gather he said he was converted in his mother’s womb and I don’t see anybody like that in the Bible. It is a conscious decision you make and it doesn’t happen in your mother’s womb.”

Secretary General of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev Moses Iloh in his response to the controversy, asked the government to leave Christian leaders out of their national awards.

Recently, some of religious leaders in Nigeria were given national honours by President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua based on their humanitarian services.

The awards were criticized by some religious leaders who said some of them, such as Pastor TB Joshua did not deserve the award. In the ensuing the controversy, General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God has declared that he will never worship in TB Joshua’s church for any reason whatsoever.

Reverend Ayo Oritsejafor, President Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, lashed out that TB Joshua’s healing and miracles are not yardsticks to admitting him into any of the religious group, CAN or PFN, just as Reverend Moses Iloh , scribe of Christian Association of Nigeria,(CAN), a body responsible for regulating the affairs of Christianity in Nigeria added his voice to the controversy. Excerpts:

Why has the Fellowship refused to grant T.B. Joshua’s application for membership?

Rev. Ayo Oritsejafor, President Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria.
I will love to leave that one to the president because when the president speaks, it will be PFN that speaks. It will not be the personal opinion of Pastor Adeboye; but I can assure you the PFN has spoken before on that issue and if you raise it with the president once more, he will tell you exactly what we said.

As a matter of fact, I remember there was a publication in several newspapers, where the leaders of PFN signed to reiterate the body’s decision on this particular person. If you ask the president again, he will elaborate on that.

Is it a foreclosed issue? Is it that the man cannot repent? Why is the Church dancing round the issue of T.B Joshua?

The Church is not dancing round the issue of Joshua. We said what we said categorically and by the time you make a publication in newspapers, you are sticking out your neck.

You are saying that if I am sued on this issue, it is okay by me. So, by the time you go as far as putting your signature down in a publication, you have made your stand absolutely known. There is no issue of dancing round it here.

Now, on the issue of repentance, anybody can repent. I mean why are we preaching the gospel? We are preaching the gospel because we believe that even those who say there is no God today can change their minds and say there is God tomorrow. You needed to know who I was before the Lord saved me. So, if He could change my life and turned me into a preacher, He can change anybody.

But if he invites you, will you minister in his church?

No! Definitely not! If he wants me to come and minister in his church, we will sit down; we will discuss the issue of salvation the way I understand it, according to the scriptures. If we agree on that and he now wants me to come and preach the same message of salvation in his church, then I will go.

Ayo Oritsejafor: Tell TB Joshua to show us who pastored him before he was called into the ministry

What is happening to some memberson suspension and those who have not been allowed to join the body?

Let me start with those that have been suspended. All of them are back in the body, with the exception of one or two. And I think things have been smoothened out. Nearly of them had come and written to apologise to us.

They have all gone through that. It is only one person that I have not written to inform of the lifting of suspension and that is because of one technicality or the other. On those that have not been allowed to join, you have to take each case on personal merit.

On Ayorinde, honestly I don’t know much about him and his case. I have seen him in some of our gatherings but honestly I don’t know much about him.

And if that is anything wrong, it will be brought to my notice, and if he feels he is not accepted, he has to come and talk to me so that we can sort it out. But those that we think are doing offensive things, we will accept them when they take care of these things.

Why are you not taking TB Joshua?

We are not taking T.B Joshua but like I said, he too can repent and be converted tomorrow. T.B Joshua can say I accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and personal saviour; I repent of my sins. Then he can say, come check me out and see what I am doing then we can consider accepting him. PFN is for all; nobody is really excluded.

But he too preaches the gospel with miracles?

Jesus did not say by their words you will know them; he said by the fruit you shall know them. If T.B.

•Rev. Moses Iloh, personally I do not agree with various kinds of honours
Joshua can show me his pastor who pastored him before he said he was called into the ministry; if T.B. Joshua can tell me when he got converted and how he got converted, then we would consider him.

Anybody who is a Christian is a Christian because he received Jesus Christ at a point. I gather he said he was converted in his mother’s womb and I don’t see anybody like that in the Bible. It is a conscious decision you make and it doesn’t happen in your mother’s womb.

Govt should leave Christians out of awards, says Iloh

How would you describe the national honours given to some religious leaders by President Yar’Adua?

It’s a Federal Government palaver, and as long as it is PDP that is in power, it is in the best position to honour any Nigerian with whatever honour. And it is the right of any honoured Nigerian to either accept or refuse.

And if you look at those who were given the honours, they were a mixture of different persons including those who called themselves nominal Christians, Pentecostal Christians and even unbelievers.

First of all, it is expedient to look at the yardstick on which these particular persons were honoured.
One should not also forget that the Federal Government is not a Christian government, so its yardstick might not be based on the Bible.

And so if one should look at it from that perceptive, it (FG) is at liberty to do what it wants but the important thing is the decision of the individual to accept the national honour.

But, personally, I do not agree with various kinds of honours given by whatever government, not only now but even in the past.

Isn’t Prophet T.B. Joshua qualified for such honour?

That someone is picking beggars on the street does not mean he should be honoured. If a robber steals from the nation’s treasury and comes back tomorrow with all kinds of gifts for the poor, it does not make him a saint.

Would you close your eye from the fact that he is a robber? I would rather look at the source of his wealth than what he offers. It only interprets that he is a crook, a liar, a cheat and he must not be honoured.

It doesn’t matter what he does. The one who gives the final honour is Jehovah. I’m not against giving to charity but let us look at this so-called charitable fellow or organisation.

I would rather say religious people should not be included in such honour. As a child of God, it is always good to give glory to God. Every religious leader should learn how to say no to such award. They can only thank the government and reject the honour. That is my sincere advice to the so-called pastors who belong to my constituency.

Government should try and leave Christians out of awards or honours because they are not working for perishable reward, They can be honoured for other things but not for doing the work of God. Let government stop tempting Christians.

What’s CAN position on this issue?

If you want my opinion, CAN should be dismantled now because it is not actually a Christian dominated organisation as it should. CAN should be dismantled so that what is called church in Nigeria could be restored.

Let every church leader come together and have a standard and well structured constitution based on the word of God that would better the church and the country.

It will interest you to know that there is what we called chosen in CAN which is contrary to the word of God. There is everything in CAN both Christians and non-Christians and as much as you want to know anybody can belong to CAN.

The fact remains that CAN was not founded on Christianity and so it would be difficult to start debating that now.

It was founded during a military regime and that makes it an emergency organisation. It is better if Christian leaders can come together and put up a visible church that would represent the invisible body of Christ which is called the Church and the only head of that church is Jesus Christ.

CAN should resolve to put up a body capable of ruling the nation. I belong to CAN but I have always wished and prayed that one day, it will be pushed apart so that we can have a church in Nigeria.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/content/view/30420/41/

Nairaland GeneralRe: Nairalanders You Will Want To See Physically by dgreatrock(m): 12:24pm On Mar 07, 2009
MrCrackles:
Na by force? I dont give two fuc.ks no disrespect! cheesy
na who talk say na force?
but you dey accountable us your NL family! grin
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nairalanders You Will Want To See Physically by dgreatrock(m): 12:18pm On Mar 07, 2009
MrCrackles:
Wetin be lie naw?

I no wan see anybody
! cheesy
you no wan tell us why?
LiteratureWhich Book Has Impacted Your Life Most? by dgreatrock(op): 12:12pm On Mar 07, 2009
let's share our experiences on the literary work that's had much effects/impact on your life. made you cry, laugh, sober, sad, angry, religious, romantic, challenged - anything worth knowing please share it here
Nairaland GeneralRe: What Has Nairaland Taught You? by dgreatrock(m): 10:58am On Mar 07, 2009
NL has taught me to no nothing else than browse the forum at all times at the expense of what i had in mind to do online, interestingly unleaveable.
LiteratureRe: Always Reading! by dgreatrock(m): 10:54am On Mar 07, 2009
mavo? ohwo ive ovo ye evun re tine na, ihwo echeko ke ro?
lol
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nairalanders You Will Want To See Physically by dgreatrock(m): 10:50am On Mar 07, 2009
ikamefa:
erhmmmmmmmmmmmmmm who? undecided

prolly reverend! cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
i feel ya.
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Nairaland GeneralRe: Happy Birthday To The Greatrock by dgreatrock(op): 10:44am On Mar 07, 2009
Gabby, in a way i knew you'd be among the 1st to congratulate me, i am grateful.
i dont take alcoholic drinks so i will keep off.
lol
Nairaland GeneralHappy Birthday To The Greatrock by dgreatrock(op): 3:19pm On Mar 06, 2009
hi every one, tomorrow i will be a year older, is it not wonderful?
i feel excited about it.
thank you God!
LiteratureRe: Always Reading! by dgreatrock(m): 12:58pm On Mar 05, 2009
mi nyori o.
o gherie spiritual book wo tota kpaha vwe eti ne na ?i Love spiritual books
FashionRe: Why Do Some Ladies Wear High Heel Shoes They Cant Walk In? by dgreatrock(op): 12:50pm On Mar 05, 2009
all of these to look sexy?
o my God!
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nairalanders You Will Want To See Physically by dgreatrock(m): 12:23pm On Mar 05, 2009
epi:
dgreatrock:

I have no problem meeting folks from NL. If you are in NY, you can meet (in a public area) me anytime. I can't say the same thing when I am in Nigeria because my brother, boyfriend and friends keep telling me the same thing - Don’t take the risk to meet anyone in Nigeria because . . errr robbery, chopping my hands off, kidnap, rape and the list goes on sad sad undecided


1love
epi, epi
thanks for the sincere for being sincere. i wont be in the US till august but not NY. i will however give you a hala wen i do. i am in 9ja from now till then. if you fear 9ja you no do bad but e no be like dat always.
MrCrackles:
NOBODY! tongue
are you sure?
maybe you are avoiding all you have been bashing online.
lol
CultureRe: Water Or Tissue Paper When You Crap? by dgreatrock(m): 11:59am On Mar 05, 2009
blackspade:
OP, most Asians use water, not paper.

They were after all the inventors of this:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a8/JapaneseToiletBidet.jpg/509px-JapaneseToiletBidet.jpg

shocked
the ancients knew water was the best, so whats the fuse all about?
FoodRe: Nigerian Recipes by dgreatrock(m): 2:44pm On Mar 03, 2009
Agege bread? Is it not da one they use legs to knead?
Christianity EtcRe: Adeboye and Ibori by dgreatrock(m): 2:42pm On Mar 03, 2009
Lagosboy:
Stop thieving Nigeria's wealth and please remember to pay your tithe
I dont think adeboye will be asking such uncivilsed question.
PoliticsRe: Can Nigeria Afford an Igbo President? by dgreatrock(m): 2:35pm On Mar 03, 2009
why do you say so; is it because they are too money conscious?
Nairaland GeneralRe: Have You Ever Googled Your Real Name? by dgreatrock(op): 2:18pm On Mar 03, 2009
i have and i got 295 hits, i am a bit impressed with my little popularity.
lol
CultureRe: Water Or Tissue Paper When You Crap? by dgreatrock(m): 2:15pm On Mar 03, 2009
You know da kids stuff! you sit on da grand and crawl away with ya buttocks being cleand haphardly by da sand, funny and crude tho, but like i said, tha kids stuff. wink
Nairaland GeneralRe: Five Years From Now, Where Do You See Yourself? by dgreatrock(m): 2:06pm On Mar 03, 2009
Far from here.
lol
CultureRe: Water Or Tissue Paper When You Crap? by dgreatrock(m): 1:43pm On Mar 03, 2009
ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
una no go kill person for this forum!
well, i have used em, em, dont laugh please, i have used leaves and handkerchief (when the thing catch me for road), sand (when we were with great grannie as a child), tissue paper most of the time.
but what i am comfortable with when i am home and my heater is in good condition issssssssss WATER.
lol

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