₦airaland Forum

Follysho777:
This write up seems so sentimental, subjective and confusing at the same time. The writer seems to portray his folks as peaceful which I doubt.

Anyway, R.I.P to the dead.

Kingdolo:
This writeup is confusing

Bonjoro:
Craze dey ur head ajimobi, common google u no fit use but instead u prefer wasting tax payers bar, eran.

ernieboy:
but he did not win in his first attempt and in the only attempt that saw him emerge as governor tinubu vehemently opposed him and even openly worked against him.

kernel504:
Who's more greedy than Tinubu in the national?

ernieboy:
how is tinubu his benefactor, tinubu never supported him to be governor.

CROWNWEALTH019:
Tinubu is an irrelevant goat

PrecisionFx:
How can u know this wen ur yet to visit the SE in ur entire life?

Sirjamo:
The fact is- they are the same

Antichristus:
Billy Graham had a complicated role in race relations, particularly when confronting segregation in his native South. He didn't address the evils of segregation directly. In Alabama, during one of his evangelistic crusades in 1965, just months after passage of the Civil Rights Act, Graham talked about the Confederate flag flying "proudly" atop the state Capitol. He clearly didn't address the evils of segregation directly, talking instead about God's unique power to change people and communities.

We all grow through times

Hence, Graham had regrets. In an interview with The Associated Press in 2005, when he held his final crusade, Graham said he wished he had fought for civil rights more forcefully. In particular, Graham lamented not joining Martin Luther King and other pastors at voting rights marches in Selma, Alabama, in 1965. "I think I made a mistake when I didn't go to Selma," Graham said. "I would like to have done more."

Brains1990:
bros. No be she say make u no get beautiful sister. Y u dey jealous? Go sleep abeg.

shallysgirl:
Dont call Nigeria here. He should help Yorubas. Next time you people will have sense. So everyone thinks Tinubu is a fool? We don't seem to know that he is in trouble and is trying to save himself.

Haganah:
If you mean i don’t understand why I would gladly follow a scammer just because I want to be super-rich someday and not be called a hater then you are right!

I put it to you that you would choose Oyedepo and co over John, Paul, Peter, Stephen etc because the latter will never preach prosperity but rather focus on the Lord’s message of morality and the a Kingdom of God.

Read 2 Timothy 4: 3-5 and Acts 20: 25 -30

Temptee101:
I totally disagree with you? If i may ask, what qualities does buhari possess to merit being called an elder? Being an elder is not just a title, you earn it

Elders lead by example
Elders are compassionate and kind
Elders are role models and mentors
Elders are wise and knowledgeable and many more. ..

Buhari is the exact opposite of the aforementioned, so he doesn't deserve being called an elder. He is even worst than a monster.

PrecisionFx:
On the contrary, where I come from no matter ur age, wealth or influence, U earn respect, Its not accorded to age.

That's why in my region u don't see our youth praising my leader or politician like Yorubas do to Tinubu or like Hausas do to Buhari.

Born2Breed:
Gone are those days.