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Politics › Re: Police Displays Money "Wike Bribed INEC Officials With" In Court (Photos) by duality(m): 1:47pm On Feb 07, 2017
But I saw, IGP's conference room there. So it's not a court room. Now look, if you had to lie that it was displayed in court, what else isn't a lie.
Politics › Re: NLC, TUC, CSO To Hold Protest On Thursday by duality(m): 9:12pm On Feb 06, 2017
They should get inside jare... Na now them know say day don break?

For those calling tuface. They should please stop. Tuface was not the originator of the idea of protest. He only joined like others and backed out. Please leave tuface out of it. The video he uploaded on Sunday nullified everything you are saying about him and the protest. The damage was massive but we just had to go on.

Do you know what it took to keep broadcasting that the protest was still going to happen?

Abeg let's move on.
Celebrities › Re: An Official Statement From The 2face Foundation About Cancelled Protest by duality(m): 10:06am On Feb 06, 2017
The guy should just relax and hide himself for a while. No need for all this. He did not know the ramifications of what he did.
Business › Re: 7 Reasons Why 2017 Will Be Tougher For Some Nigerians by duality(m): 11:05pm On Feb 05, 2017
The, @op, is only selling ebook. For now, anyway na way. Whether mmm, cryptocurrency or whatever, Make your money. Those telling you stories will not help you. Find your way, do your deals and forget stories. You think his ebook, and endless Nairaland discouragement will help you?

For naija now, jungle don mature
Celebrities › Re: 2face Is A Two-faced Person - Charles Novia (pic) by duality(m): 8:02am On Feb 05, 2017
Charles should shut up!!!!

We never heard his opinion before now. It's not now he'll creep out from his hole. He should get inside jare..

Unfortunately, those who never supported the protest will take over the media space.
Celebrities › Re: The Video: 2face Cancels The National Protest He Planned [ 2baba Tuface Idibia ] by duality(m): 6:53am On Feb 05, 2017
Ndkings1:
Who will now argue with me when I call Nnamdi kanu a hero?
No body argue with you. I remember saying it in the early days when his campaign started. That that Kanu guy was a kind the Nigerian youths needed and that a lot of people should buy into it and redirect it.

People say, Nigeria youth rise.. It's the kind of Nnamdi kanu that can make that happen.
I'm not from the south east, but I know capacity and those who have it, when I see them.
Celebrities › Re: The Video: 2face Cancels The National Protest He Planned [ 2baba Tuface Idibia ] by duality(m): 11:53pm On Feb 04, 2017
Well I saw it coming. First, Moving the show from Sunday to monday a working day, for me was as issue. Recall that the 2012 protest was mainly on work free days as most offices were closed by NLC/TUC. Well, no problem. We shall all count the cost later.


With This, Tuface and his ilks will respect Nnamdi Kanu and other Biafra protesters who protest, not minding whose ox is gored.

It's not easy.
Politics › Re: Whoever Plans To Arrest Me After My Tenure Won’t Be In Office By Then – Fayose by duality(m): 3:43pm On Feb 04, 2017
Obviously those who commented above did not read the post. They only read the topic
Politics › Re: DSS Picks Up James Ibori by duality(m): 2:31pm On Feb 04, 2017
komekn:
So what does that mean? even if it is true.

We should leave Ibori a man who pleaded guilty and was convicted of numerous corruption charges in a competent court.

This is your rational - Let's leave an escaped armed robber who has been tried and convicted. Because there is a supposedly bigger armed robber that has not been caught yet.

Does that make sense to you?
Why will it make sense to you when you are emotionally attached with the corrupt ones in the corridors of power.
Politics › Re: DSS Picks Up James Ibori by duality(m): 2:28pm On Feb 04, 2017
They can question him as they want. But NOBODY should tell me they want to use ibori's case as "corruption fight" it wont work.
Politics › Re: Your Pastor And His Wife Are Not Your Daddy And Mummy - Reno Omokri by duality(m): 10:02am On Feb 04, 2017
No big deal. However, it's a yoruba culture taken into the church.
Politics › Re: See The Reason Why 2face Lead Protest Is A Joke by duality(m): 9:27am On Feb 04, 2017
greatiyk4u:
if this is the issue, then the protest should have been directed to all our leaders at various levels


we should have been encouraged to stay in our states and lgs to direct our angers at our leaders who should be accountable to us not singling one of the federating units of the federation
Go and tell us why Fashola supported the protest in 2012 and came out himself to give press statement when the protest stopped.

For you information, people are protesting for various reasons which could be personal and the law is not against such protest . Stop being unnecessarily emotional.

The people who preached restructuring, LGA autonomy, State Police, anti corruption etc. suddenly don't care. When we talk, they tell us past administration..Those who lost jobs and want to protest have the right to do so . Those whose 500k in the bank is now worth 150k HAVE THE RIGHT TO PROTEST.


Abeg shift!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Politics › Re: See The Reason Why 2face Lead Protest Is A Joke by duality(m): 9:17am On Feb 04, 2017
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greatiyk4u:
when will PDP provide credible opposition to Nigerians?



it is extremely shameful that none of the PDP members and heavy weights can be courageous enough to challenge the economic quagmire Nigerians are experiencing under this administration



during the 2012 protest against President Jonathan fuel subsidy removal policy, we saw political, religious and financial elite's including A-list celebrities troop out in mass
to express their displeasure with the policy wch attracted many poor Nigerians to join the protest and hate GEJ the more...imagine a protest with the likes of Buhari, tinubu, onu, bakare, fashola


fast forward to 2017, a section of Nigerian masses are bitterly displeased with Buhari's style of leadership with many even wishing him death yet non of the PDP big boys is bold enough to lead a protest a reason they are fronting the polygamous celebrity 2face under whose image they wanna express their anger




i was expecting a protest lead by either GEJ himself or the likes of David Mark, Ekweremmadu, clark, Sambo, metuh


till then we wont take them serious
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You need to be sedated.
Politics › Re: Why Is Dollar Echanging At N510 Under Buhari? - Northern Facebook User by duality(m): 9:08am On Feb 04, 2017
[b][b] Play "For Instance"
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"For Instance"

[Whistling]

Eh!...Chineke me!... Ew!

Ala Oyi e!.. Ala Oyi e!
Ala Oyi e!.. Ala Oyi e!

For instance
Say na me be one wey dey give chance
Say na me be one wey dey make plans
For all man to benefit
Abi to make we disagree
Abi na to create chance
But now am not of importance
Cos now I am looking from a distance
That's why you give them the chance
To turns us ...to turns to victim of circumstance
Them just dey ignore our existence
Them just dey use excuse buy chance
Like them no know say we dey
Them dey use us dey play
...
When we stand for resistance
All in the act of exploitance
Abi we just be living in a trance
Ayi oh! my God!
Ala Oyi e!

This thing that am feeling
Is a feeling of love
And you know say is so... Ala Oyi e!
This thing no go go
Then u know I go slow... Ala Oyi e!
This thing is affecting your thing
And is killing your soul... Ala Oyi e!
See this type of thing we we dey feel
They make me dey want to dey... Ala Oyi e!
Even if I want to dey cheat
I go still dey want to dey... Ala Oyi e!
Stand look around you
I bet you go dey want to dey... Ala Oyi e!
Ala Oyi e! for the thing wey u see wey make you Ala Oyi e!

For instance
Say na me be Baale of Nigerians
Say na me be one wey dey make plan
Say I go create a scenery where better go plenty
Make we dey give chance
Instead to dey pack the money go France
To make suffer to full in abundance
To make me run run away
To a place where ebi say
I go feel like Europeans
Where them go respect my skills for instance
Where them no go dey play pranks
Ontop people wey work the way
Wey give them the key
To chop substance
As them know say we be freelance
Their looting no dey give us assurance
Repentance no dey their plane
E dey create annoyance for my heart
So Ala Oyi e!

This thing that am feeling
Is a feeling of love
And you know say is so... Ala Oyi e!
This thing no go go
Then u know I go slow... Ala Oyi e!
This thing is affecting your thing
And is killing your soul... Ala Oyi e!
See this type of thing we we dey feel
They make me dey want to dey... Ala Oyi e!
Even if I want to dey cheat
I go still dey want to dey... Ala Oyi e!
Stand look around you
I bet you go dey want to dey... Ala Oyi e!.
Ala Oyi e! for the thing wey u see wey make you Ala Oyi e!

Make we dey give chance... Ala Oyi e!
Instead to dey pack the money go France... Ala Oyi e!
To make suffer to full in abundance... Ala Oyi e!
Ala Oyi e!... Ala Oyi e!... Ala Oyi e!
[/b][/b]
Romance › Re: Babydaddy Assaults His 4 Months Breastfeeding Baby Mama by duality(m): 11:38pm On Feb 03, 2017
The baby dady only corrected her.
Politics › Re: "Two Months From Now And No Change, I Will Carry Gun" - Nigerian Man (Video) by duality(m): 9:54pm On Feb 03, 2017
This shouldd hit the front page immediately.

Quite funny though. But he said the truth. Let's be frank.Middle class are not finding things easy now so you think the lower class are smiling.


Person trek from Mowe to vi to where be that place sef? Na yaba abi oshodi.... Yet no work and you say all is well. Check am naw? haba.!

Lalasticlala no dey open threads like this. no be mmm or snake.
Politics › Re: Edo Governorship Election Tribunal Updates: 03/02/2017 by duality(m): 5:13pm On Feb 03, 2017
Andyg:
Rigging? Pls save me a river. if Rivers and Akwa Ibom cant be upturn by the so called judges, Edo can not be an exception unless if Ghana must go is not shared
See the sentiments of those who claim to be fighting corruption.
Celebrities › Re: Seun Egbegbe In A Police Cell In Lagos (Photos) by duality(m): 4:26pm On Feb 03, 2017
AdemolaA2:
His case is not ordinary .. something is wrong somewhere with him ... he needs a psychologist for a thorough investigation ..
What will the psychologist do. Tell him to stop stealing abi?
Celebrities › Re: $2900 Recovered From Seun Egbegbe's Underpants by duality(m): 3:30pm On Feb 03, 2017
At this point, I think the police should stay out of it. Let street boys handle the judgement. I've told people Street judgement is most effective.
Celebrities › Re: 10 Things To Note Before You Protest With 2face Idibia by duality(m): 2:59pm On Feb 03, 2017
Seun, is against the protest. That's why you see so much unnecessary opinions about the protest.

Don't tell me it is balanced. I've checked before now.
Politics › Re: Rivers Rerun Violence: Why Wike Is Desperate To Stop Probe - IGP by duality(m): 11:31am On Feb 03, 2017
We know the truth. IGP should stop deceiving himself.
Crime › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Arrested With Weapons In Kaduna By Police (Photos) by duality(m): 2:07pm On Feb 02, 2017
Thank God for apostle, Johnson Suleman.
His voice was heard.
Christianity Etc › Re: How Well Did I Understand Grace Before I Understood Grace? - Paul Ellis by duality(m): 12:40pm On Oct 02, 2016
jiggaz:
Have you ever seen those Magic Eye 3D pictures that look random at first glance but then reveal a hidden picture? Maybe there’s a group of you looking and someone says, “Wow – look at that! It’s a ship!” Then another person sees it and now they’re both describing the picture to you. But try as you might you just can’t see it. They try to encourage you. “Look – it’s right there. It’s huge!” But still you can’t see it. You’re starting to think there’s no picture at all and they’re all deluded when suddenly, revelation comes and a ship appears! If you’re like me and you’re usually the last person to see these things, you’ll no doubt embarrass yourself at this point by shouting, “I see it!”

That’s how it was for me with grace.

I knew people who looked into the Bible and saw radical grace but I didn’t. Sure, there were pockets of grace but there was a whole lot of other stuff as well. Then one day, revelation came and I saw Grace! He’s right there on every page and in every book! How can you miss Him? He’s huge! I now find myself reading old scriptures with new eyes and saying, “Look! This is speaking of Jesus! This is all about Him – I never saw this before.” Now that I’ve seen Him once I see Him everywhere. I was saved decades ago and I have always loved God with my whole heart. But when I got this revelation of His amazing grace, it was like being born again,
again .

A friend recently asked me, “How well did you understand grace before you understood grace ?” Here’s my answer: I thought I understood grace perfectly well. For as long as I can remember I’ve considered myself a testimony of His grace. But when Grace Himself came into focus, I was floored. I realized that I had barely understood grace at all. Looking back I can identify nine signs that showed I did not fully grasp the grace of God.

1. I understood that I was saved by grace but not that I was kept by grace

I had received Christ by faith and without doing a thing, but I was not continuing in Him by that same faith (Col 2:6). Although I would never have said it, I had taken out a little works insurance. Faith is a positive response to what God has done, but I liked to initiate things. And so my walk became “do, do, do,” rather than it’s “done, done, done.” There was no rest, only performance anxiety. There was always another meeting to lead, another plank of truth to teach, another stray sheep to gather. I thought this was normal. I could get excited about the idea of being saved and saving others, but I was not drawing from the wells of salvation with joy (Is 12:3). I was constantly stressed and I treated grace as grease for my engine.

2. I felt obliged to serve

Jesus had done everything for me, what would I do for Him? Of course I didn’t use the word “indebted” – that would’ve alerted me to the poverty of my theology – but much of what I did was motivated by a sense of obligation. I thus cheapened the exceeding riches of His grace (Eph 1:7) by trying to pay Him back for His priceless gift. Inevitably this shifted my focus from Him and His work to me and mine. Instead of being impressed by what He had done, I was trying to impress Him with what I was doing.

3. I motivated others using carrots and sticks

Because my own motives were screwed up it was inevitable that I would preach rewards and punishments to others. Do good, get good; do bad, get bad. At the same time as I was preaching against legalism I was putting people under law! My gospel was like an ash-tray – full of “buts”! God loves you but… Jesus died for you but… God’s gifts always came with a price to pay. But grace is free – you either receive it or reject it but the moment you start charging for it, you’ve missed it. There’s only one motive in the kingdom and that is love. The Son of Man didn’t come to threaten us, judge us, or scare us, but to demonstrate love (Rm 5:cool. I no longer believe that evangelism means scaring the hell out of people. The good news that the world needs to hear is that God is good and He loves us. The new covenant of grace is the formal expression of His unfailing love for us (Is 54:10).

4. I saw myself as a servant rather than a son

My identity was in the things I did rather than in my Father. I saw myself as working for God (a noble cause!) rather than doing the works of God . I would not have said I was justified by what I did for I knew that grace and works don’t mix (Rms 11:6). Yet I was mixing grace with works like there was no tomorrow! But here’s the strange thing. Even though I preached servanthood more than sonship, whenever there was a crisis I was quick to relate to Him as Papa. It was only when I was strong and healthy that I was seduced by the religious need to do something for God. Happily, there were many crises!

5. I kept asking God to provide things that He’s already provided

I knew enough about grace to approach Him boldly in my hour of need, but I didn’t know that He has already given us everything we need for life and godliness (2 Pet 1:3). If someone was sick I would ask for healing when I should’ve just healed them (Mt 10:cool. I would ask for more faith instead of living by the faith of the Son of God (Ga 2:20). Like the prodigal’s older brother I felt that God would bless me as I did my part. I didn’t realize that I was already blessed, deeply loved, and highly favored. In my ignorance I wasted a whole lot of time doing a whole lot of nothing. I thought I was being active and fruitful but in reality I was passive and faithless. God had already come but there I was face down asking Him to come again.

6. I was more sin-conscious than Christ-conscious

Like many Christians I was afraid of sin (keep it out of the camp!) and I was not known as a friend of sinners. I defined sin as bad works only and I taught that the solution to sin was repentance. I had read that the grace of God teaches us to say no to ungodliness (Tit 2:12), but I wasn’t quite sure how that worked. So when preaching against sin I used inferior incentives like fear and punishment that led, at best, to temporary, will-powered changes in behavior. I emphasized what people must do (repent!) more that what God has already done (forgiven us!). I kept the focus on us when it should’ve been on Him and my preaching was powerless as a result. If anyone failed to experience victory over sin, I just figured they were unacquainted with God’s transforming grace – even though I had given them none.

7. I always tried to do the right thing

Someone under grace says, “I trust Him from start to finish. He will lead me in the right path” (Ps 23:3). But in subtle ways I preferred rules to relationship. What I craved were clear Biblical guidelines for living. I thought I was choosing good, but then so did Adam. We both had an independent spirit that led us to eat from the wrong tree. I felt particularly good when people came to me for guidance. I thought I was giving them wisdom when really I should just have got out of the way and taught them to lean on Jesus (Jn 10:27).

8. I had a stronger relationship with the written word than with the Living Word

I did not read the scriptures to find Jesus (Lk 24:27) but to learn, what should I do? I read indiscriminately and was often
confused by scriptures that seemed to contradict each other . My solution was to go for balance: A little of this, a little of that, for all scripture is profitable. But by failing to filter what I read through the finished work of the cross, I unwittingly poisoned myself. I was mixing the death-dealing words of the law with the life-giving words of grace. Although I was zealous for the Lord, in truth I was lukewarm. I was neither under the stone-cold reality of the law nor walking in the red-hot heat of His unconditional love and grace.

9. I knew I was righteous, but I didn’t feel righteous

When I stumbled I would more readily confess my sins to God than allow the Holy Spirit to remind me of the gift of His righteousness to me (Jn 16:10). I knew I was a new creation (2 Cor 5:17), but in many ways I acted and spoke as if I was merely an improved creation. I thought honesty about my struggles was the key to getting more grace. But I probably would not have struggled so much in the first place if I had just learned to see myself as God sees me – redeemed, righteous, and holy.

I am convinced that grace comes by revelation. If you don’t yet see it this post may sound like the ramblings of a man who is unbalanced. (Thank God I am! I’m done with balance!) If you do see Grace, then right now you will be resonating like a tuning fork. So let me finish with a few words for those of you in the first group. Please be patient with those of us who are leaping for joy. Don’t walk away from the Magic Eye picture scowling, “I can’t see it, there’s nothing there.” Just keep looking! Grace really is standing right there in front of you. And He’s huge!

https://escapetoreality.org/2011/05/27/did-i-understand-grace-before/
Like you said in point 6, you didn't understand what Titus 2:12 is saying. It is clear you still don't understand what that scripture is saying.

Just have it in mind, that the road to eternity with God is narrow Matthew 7:13-14.Hence cannot accommodate just about, anything.
Health › Re: Woman Discharges Maggots From Her Vagina In Ogun (Photo) by duality(m): 1:45pm On Oct 01, 2016
henrydadon:
Myiasis is a parasitic infestation caused by the larvae of several species. The infestations reduce host physiological functions; destroy host tissues, and causes significant economical losses. It is very rare disease in USA and Europe, seen rarely in tropical and subtropical countries in persons with poor personal hygiene. Diagnosis and treatment are simple. The location of this infestation at genital region is, however, an extremely rare occurrence. The authors present here one case of genital myiasis affecting a village woman with genital prolapse and advanced vaginal malignancy.
Can you also explain this one in the link.

http://m.news24.com.ng/Nigeria/World/News/watch-live-snake-found-in-womans-vagina-20160410
Politics › Re: Fear Of War Grips Niger Delta As Military Deploys Weapons by duality(m): 12:07pm On Sep 02, 2016
The military will be taken out surgicaly.
Romance › Re: How To Keep The Lady You Are Dating by duality(m): 5:57pm On Sep 01, 2016
AtomAdeyemi:
HOW TO KEEP THE LADY YOU ARE DATING:

Do you love your girl and you don't want another man to snatch her from you? Then do the following things:
1. Give her plenty of attention. If you give her attention, she will not seek for attention elsewhere. Chat with her online via social media or else another man will.
2. Give her listening ears whenever she is speaking to you. Avoid pressing your phone or reading a newspaper when your girl is talking to you.
3. Do not promise her and fail. Do not promise her what you cannot do. It is better for you to say you don't have than to promise and fail.
4. Do not be stingy. Avoid telling her that you don't have, you don't have all the time.
5. Be caring. To be caring does not only mean you should be giving her money. There are many ways of showing care; e.g show concern whenever she is sad or in problems; be by her side when she is in problems, do not abandon her in her days of sorrow.
6. Tell her daily that she is beautiful.
7. Tell her daily that you love her.
8. Play with her and joke with her daily.
9. Don't be too hard and don't be too soft. Scold her a little, and pet her a little. Do not over pet or over scold.
10. Love her siblings, and respect her parents.
11. Appreciate her when she helps you to do something.
12. Allow her to advise you, seek her suggestions and respect her opinions.
13. Respect her.
14. Do not take her for granted.
15. Do not cheat on her.
16. Play with her hairs
17. kiss her on her forehead, cheek and neck. It will pass a good message to her.
18. Let her sit on your lap sometimes.
What if she doesn't reciprocate . No real feedback. Your chat is cold etc
Politics › Re: PDP Replies APC '' Focus On Solving Economic Problems You Caused' by duality(m): 12:12pm On Aug 23, 2016
grin
Politics › Re: MEND Tells FG To Ignore Edwin Clark, Governor Okowa by duality(m): 12:04pm On Aug 23, 2016
For the records to all neutrals. Anything MEND. just know that it's the APC speaking.

Just Know that.

No matter what they say, it's the APC speaking. Even if tomorrow the say yhey'll bomb oil installation, have it in mind that the APC is speaking.

We whe know, Know where Mend start and where e end.
Politics › Re: 8 Killed In Zamfara Over "Blasphemy Against Islam" by duality(m): 11:29pm On Aug 22, 2016
The governor, who called for an emergency
Security Council meeting over the incident,
expressed sadness and vowed that “no stone will
be left unturned until all those behind this act are
brought to book”.
Na today?

The past ones who was brought to book.

The Kano and Abuja incidents, has anyone been brought to book?
Culture › Re: Arugba Appears As Osun Osogbo Festival Hots Up by duality(m): 2:26pm On Aug 19, 2016
I thought Mrs Tinubu was the person they called YeYe.

does Yeye mean goddess ?

Or is she Yeye lagos?

Honestly can i get an explanation from those who know.
Politics › Re: "Sheriff Bewitched PDP Governors" - Femi-fani Kayode by duality(m): 12:27pm On Aug 18, 2016
tundexijim:
Did u jst say there is no legal order by the court to the police to stop the convention? May be u should ask Justice Okon Abang....
Yes. I said so. You go read it.

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