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Truly, accountability is paramount. But to who else after God must she be accountable? To the local assembly, or the global assembly? While I agree a Church is a community, why not shut the cameras for this moment and let her apologize to her actual community? Why put it on the internet? If it was truly a family affair as it should be, it wouldn't become a global sensation. Namaster: |
Interestingly, when I read this post half way, I paused to call a Muslim girl I've been assisting in a little way recently. Just to let her know I always care about her. Nothing between us. I just like her energy and effort to make it, and I promised to be a part of her success story. No one knows tomorrow. You don't know who will save you or your children in days of trouble. |
I don't watch football, but this is really so funny! ![]() |
They don't want to drink beer, but they want a cut from the money paid by those who drink beer. Please tell me how that is right, just or Islamic. |
Shadomaan7:It is beyond any of your fathers (political or otherwise) or any of your ancestors to determine who enters Aso Rock or not. |
God Bless You! Namaster: |
It's all a game. You are being played! |
If you are light, you cannot be attracted to darkness. Simple! |
Hmm... My (girl) friend's late father. This life is funny. Met a lady in church some years back (won't mention the town, church or school). We became friends on low levels. Never knew she is Adedibu's daughter because she dropped her surname for safety reasons. But I had other friends at her hostel who suspected her identity and told me of how security officers came to pick her when Adedibu died. It was after I saw her at a high level political event and later informed her that I saw her there that she told me the truth. |
Like Mordecai; Unlike Esther He was the closest any clergyman could be to the highest seat in the land ever since the amalgamation. He was trained in the law and he knew that travesty of Justice was fast becoming the order of the day in the land. He had seen the people of his faith being massacred and unfairly treated by the tribe of the man he was appointed to deputize. He had seen hunger and sufferings in the land. So he rode on the winds of the desires of the people for change, and he got the power, nay, access to the power. The faith they had in him, those who chose him, was to the highest height and the deepest deep. But I, like few others who would not be fooled, saw the signs right early on his campaign train: he deliberately twisted facts and figures so he could be applauded. Then the troubles in the land escalated, but he went to the colonial lords and said it was all media hypes. The supreme head of the institution which he held dearly was cut off by his king: at first he said, "It's a ruse, a lie"; but upon discovery of the truth, he kept mum -- say no evil. Perhaps he was afraid for his life; perhaps not. Perhaps he was being careful, and waiting for the moment when the master he served would give the reins to him; perhaps he was fooled. Perhaps he fooled himself! While the failure of his government lasted, his spiritual leader once spoke in one of his daily treatise to his followers, of those who gets into corridors of power and failed to speak truth to power, but rather give excuses for the failure of their political heads. An allusion, I believe, it was to this deputy I speak of. And being a reserved man, the spiritual leader wouldn't say much anymore. Like Mordecai, the saints he represented made their pains and sufferings in the kingdom known to him, and in many ways said to him, "Who knows but that you have come to Royal position for such a time as this?" But unlike Esther who dared the law -- "If I die, I die; if I perish, I perish" -- our deputy chose to bide his time, and waited for when he shall wear the crown. A time that now may never come. Life Fact: You can't get through life without fighting or without making mistakes; most of all, you can't be afraid of fighting or be afraid making mistakes. Then came a time when he should face the inevitable -- a fight. But since he failed to fight for his people before his king; for him to be crowned the next king, he must now fight his master who brought him into royalty, for the master now desired to be king. He 'threatened' the inhabitants of the land that he shall gladly continue in the path of the king he deputized (a path of failure). Perhaps it was a pretence so that the tribe of his lord might support him. Perhaps he was fooled, again. Perhaps he fooled himself, again. Striving for the royal stool with the man that raised him, he picked the wrong fight, and was called a traitor, a betrayal, a Judas. And when the lot was cast for the would-be kings, he was cast a distant third. Shame! Never would he be trusted that much again! But what do I know? Maybe he could rise again. But first, he must leave the palace with his tail between his legs. And to rise again, let him pick his pen and write a memoir: thereby correcting the many lies he spoke in time past. Let him state his regrets, and not try to be clever by half, for thus shall he find forgiveness with men. That of God is much easier, but this is the earth that God has given to men. #TaleFromTreeland Daniel Olu-Delight (The Wonder's Heart) |
Davesaves:Do you even know if she's done it before? |
We're getting there gradually! By the time the idiots who are power drunk ruin it all, the natural course will set it; the country will automatically break into small units; then the northern lords who keep stuffing everything in their own pockets will have nothing left to stuff in. Why? Nigeria will be gone! There was a country. |
LMS1:*Smile. How may I help you? |
LMS1:It's obvious you're under some kind of influence. |
Racoon:*Has it struck Nigerians... No had feelings, Bro. |
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If you need someone to help manage your trading account: that is, you open an account with a trusted broker, and fund the account; I can do the trading for you while you watch your money grow. The broker I use is FXTM, and your money is safe with them; I cannot withdraw your money without your approval as a confirmation pin will be sent to your phone number and mail before money can be transfered or withdrawn. We'll share the profit at an agreed percentage. Call me: 08188468026. |
sonofElElyon:It is risky, I admit; but gambling? No it's not except for gamblers or those who refuse or fail to know how it works. Most losers in forex lose because of greed, consistent profit is possible, just don't be greedy. |
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ukaface:Yes ooo! He has achieved failure again. Lol! |
Why involve Buhari in the first place? Show me what he touches that succeeded, except electoral fraud. |
Gforce2015:I know you're lying but kontinu. Lol! |
LibertyRep:God bless you! Seeing the topic, your first statement was the first thing to come to mind. |
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You Wish! Sorry, Ehn?! |
If truly there's a conspiracy behind her sudden death, may the conspirators know no rest till her death is avenged; and may everything God created begin to work against them. Amen. |
