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That was when he was Buhari. Now that it's Jubril nko? ![]() |
hisexcellency34:Thought Amadioha was male? |
This scammer again |
Mixing church and state together is dangerous |
Before nko? |
Sweetcollins:Exactly! |
solite3:How could you think I am saying it is not important? Of course it is important. Especially these days, with so-called feminism on the rise, women need to be taught by our mothers how to really love their men. |
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This man is very presidential, check out his response. #Atikulated #BackToDaura |
solite3:Apostle Paul gave the instruction to who? Older women... to be of good example so the younger ones can learn from them. It wasn't a commandment to love their husbands. Like we have in some African customs where young women are shown how to conduct themselves to show love and care for their husbands. Reading Titus 2:4, "That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children" Will you also say that the apostle gave instruction to women to love their children? Which normal woman doesn't love her children? |
solite3:Still, It was a not a commandment to women to love their husband's. |
Tushkito:Most certainly. Problem is, I least expected such from the much touted "educated south". |
Tushkito:It wasn't festive period oh... June or there about. Even if it was, wetin consign travellers on Federal highway with their village masquerade? |
gwama:You're not well, yet you're talking too much. |
Shameless minister |
Very presidential #Atikulated
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Fierce11:Abi na biafra make una remember them kwo?See Ebonyi wey other Ibos dey look down on, now they want to terrorise others. Okay Anyways, I sincerely do hope some Ebonyians here can openly condemn such madness as seen in Ezillo. |
Fierce11:Are you from Ezillo? |
Fierce11:They were PRIMITIVE. If i were to be kind and gracious, I will use the third definition below (in Orange) but the first definition (in blue) will better suit these people. To say they were uncivilized will be an understatement. Tenkiu
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Funnicator:God forbid...
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Seun, lalasticlala, might want to do justice to this post as we're approaching festive season. So we can reduce the level of craze on our roads. |
Fierce11:Instead of trying to improve your life, you're in a competition for who is more primitive. You see what I've been saying? |
Actually, I will do my best to compose myself since it's several months since my experience with these primitive set of Nigerians called the Ezillo people of Ebonyi state. Now I know some of you who managed to escape to acquire writing ability will come here and pretend to be something but fogerrit, I don see una finish. Your type were there with cameras (it was obvious they were from the city) as they celebrated with the rest of their primitive clan at the expense of other well meaning civilised Nigerians like myself who happen to pass by their jungle on my way to Delta state from Criss River State. I was driving through Ebonyi, headed to Asaba from Ogoja Cross River state when we along with other vehicles were made to slow down somewhere in Ezillo LGA along the Fedral highway. First we thought it was a broken down vehicle or some accident. Or maybe a riot. The vehicles went from moving at snail speed to a complete halt. There was a large crowd of boys, they looked like the tried to slow the vehicles down so they move one at a time (the queue was becoming longer behind our vehicle). Next thing we knew, it was as though the shouts became loader. They weren't speaking English... except the few who spoke now and again to drivers. These were guys in their twenties, to thirties and even forties, fillIng the highway and screaming at driver. Clear here! Stop there! go back! Reverse! Then, cover your eyes! They screamed at a woman in the front seat of my car (who I gave a lift). Tell her to cover here eyes! It wasn't long before we figured that it was their village masquerade they brought to the Federal highway. : It was then I noticed several of the guys were enjoying the chaos, many smoking and drinking while we remained in our cars (windows wound up, AC on) looking on in shock and almost fright. 10 minutes had gone past, with many thoughts running through my mind. Is this Nigeria? Are there no police or law enforcement agents around... Or are they part of this unfortunate incident? We sat in our cars, looking at their faces, as the rampaging mob continued. ![]() Some who looked more healthy or better dressed (like they came from the city) were among them, taking pictures as they sipped on some drinks. It didn't look like they would stop anytime soon. I sat in my car imagining what kind of world this is... how someone will take pleasure in th displeasure or discomfort of others. Why bring it out of the village to the highway? Why stay this long on the highway... how long will we be here? While these thoughts ran through my mind, I imagined what kind of punishment should be meted at these fools to serve as a deterrent, I saw a police truck drive through the traffic (probably carrying a dignitary). Then about a minute after, they began to scamper, running in every direction. The masquerade that earlier looked as though he was intoxicated with ancestral spirits suddenly became sober looking in every direction planning his escape route. Them for stand na, and celebrate their idiotic useless culture. ![]() Nor be even better masquerade sef. Na this type them dey light matches roast am for inside that him stupid costume. While their hard-working governor is trying to redeem the image of Ebonyi people, these ones prefer to remain backward. Okay. Over to you nairalanders. And just in case you have some of these primitive people around you, tag them. Perhaps they might begin to embrace civilization and be converted ![]()
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The wages of sin is death.... The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ. |
okekekelechib:Oya take go give am...
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That's how several years ago, a football team came to Benin to play against Bendel United. One of the players suggested they first visit the woman of God, Pastor Joy Amenkhienan who pastored Christ Embassy Benin at the time, for prayers. It turned out they beat the home team 2:0 |
yarimo:It is gov wike you should commend. |
ManirBK:So this abysmal performance is the work of Tinubu and Osibanjo? Interesting.
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It was then I noticed several of the guys were enjoying the chaos, many smoking and drinking while we remained in our cars (windows wound up, AC on) looking on in shock and almost fright.