₦airaland Forum

Ayo Salami?
God father of judicial corruption.

[quote author=kovic20 post=90461642][/quote]They forgot to include MURIC

meekparagon:
What are the benefits of being a counselor to 20 villages in a state?

For you mean councilor?

emmnprince:
I see your point!

Government that is not serving the people as they should took it upon "themselves" to interfere in religious matter, clearly targeted the Church in this context.

When religious leaders meddle into government affairs and flaunt their flamboyant lifestyles so glaring before the Government's eyes, what do you expect!

In this case, Romans 13:1-7 comes to mind:
[b]Every person is to be in subjection to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those which exist are established by God.
- Therefore whoever resists authority has opposed the ordinance of God; and they who have opposed will receive condemnation upon themselves.
- For rulers are not a cause of fear for good behavior, but for evil. Do you want to have no fear of authority? Do what is good and you will have praise from the same;
- for it is a minister of God to you for good. But if you do what is evil, be afraid; for it does not bear the sword for nothing; for it is a minister of God, an avenger who brings wrath on the one who practices evil.
- Therefore it is necessary to be in subjection, not only because of wrath, but also for conscience’ sake.
- For because of this you also pay taxes, for rulers are servants of God, devoting themselves to this very thing.
- Render to all what is due them: tax to whom tax is due; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honor to whom honor.[/b]


1 Peter 2:13-15 says:
Therefore submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord’s sake, whether to the king as supreme, or to governors, as to those who are sent by him for the punishment of evildoers and for the praise of those who do good. For this is the will of God, that by doing good you may put to silence the ignorance of foolish men—


. . .and Acts 4:19 and 5:29:
But Peter and John answered and said to them, “Whether it is right in the sight of God to give heed to you rather than to God, you be the judge;

But Peter and the apostles answered, “We must obey God rather than men.


If these laws are passed to law, and religious leaders refuses to obey it, then anarchy is bound to happen soonest because there would be conflict of interests between the two parties!

Even the devil himself can quote the Bible.

Who doesn't see something wrong with an Islamic government pushing very hard to regulate churches and christianity in general?

Op,
The government is everything.
If people know or fear the repercussion of their actions, they will be more careful.
In Nigeria, if you have connections, no repercussion for anything you do!

On the average, Nigerians are better human being than US, Zimbabwe, Chinese people.

Nigerian Christians are part of the problem too: they keep turning the other cheek, while the muslims keep slapping until the Christians go deaf, injured, and then dies. Then the remaining Christians will wake up and argue amongst themselves as to the cause of death.

Old testament vs New testament!

eejo:
it bleeds my heart the way young Nigerians insult and ruined the Nation image online. Poverty is found everywhere all over the world and no Country is immune to it. I live in Europe currently and at the moment I have seen many Homeless people who are very poor. we have problems in Nigeria like others Nations but we should learn to respect our Country's image.

You no well.

Deciceco01:
This one too will fail woo fully, as long as Jesus remains on the throne. Karyan su ne!

Go ask Turkish Christians what happened to them about 100 years ago, and you will suddenly wake up from your slumber.

Today, Turkey is 99.99% muslims, it used to be 99% Christians.

Did they lay off local engineers in order to hire the very few and lower standard Fulani engineers?

T9ksy:
Same old narratives that we've all heard before. nothing new.

Shebi na pesin wey look at the bride's face , go notice say, she dey cry.

I, as a true "shoin of the shoil" don't give a ra.t a.r.s.e about where the ibos came from or their intended destination, as long as they keep their inherent mischief outta my region.

Oh!
Don't you like One Nigeria anymore

heendrix:
when you hear IMO anybody shouldn't be surprised

na their thing for Ipob land be that na

There you go!
That's the objective of this fake report. Some angry and jealous journalist is trying to make news that Imo state that has always been one of the best performing WAEC states depend on expo to achieve results.
Go write it about Kebbi or Gombe, and nobody will care.

That's how we fight corruption in Nigeria!

OruExpress:
Lets not forget the US's influence in diminishing as well.

What's US interest in making us great is a better question.

babaolofin:
You are just dribbling yourself. Lagos to Accra is shorter than Lagos to Abuja. Our forefathers have been doing trades with tribes in Gold Coast, Porto novo, Lome, Abidjan and other west African cities along our axis for centuries. The problems you created for Nigeria is much.Spending 6 years in IBO land exposed me to the reasons why your areas are hostile to strangers. The Ghanaians, Togolese, Beninoise and South African people understand the tribal compositions of the major tribes in Nigeria and their characters. I have seen some IBO men in Abuja with International Passports with Yoruba names applying for UK Visa to hide their identities.

The Ghanaians know Nigeria and Nigerians very well. They don't want Accra and other cities to become Lagos.

So tribalistically ignorant.

Kennyswag:
say hello to iyaoloja

Yes oh!
And her extortion, looting, and burning of innocent traders stores.
There's karma!

Brush1:
Am not Igbo but what makes you think Igbos are the only business persons in Ghana?. The situation isn't about Igbos rather about citizens of Nigeria. You need to work on your tribal sensitivity.

Thanks.
It doesn't matter to a tribalistic soul that Igbos are not the only Nigerians adversely affected.

Kennyswag:
yes.. nobody wants your traders

Sorry bro, it's too late for you guys now. After fighting for One Nigeria, enjoy the proceeds!

Lagos remains a No man's land for Nigerians. Go cry me a river until the next war for us to separate!

Kennyswag:
Igbo monkeys crying on this thread

What an uplift for the spirit of One Nigeria where Yorubas are actually dancing and celebrating, because "Igbo" stores are being destroyed in Ghana?

dokie:
The business drive and expansion tendencies of the igbos make it very difficult for others to tolerate us, in addition to what seems like arrogance, pride, as well as the involvement of some of us in crimes and other sharp practices.

An igbo man goes to a virgin area and rents a shop to do business. When he goes home for Christmas, he is returning with his junior brothers and other relatives who will serve him in the shop with the aim of having their own a few years down the line. In no time also, he will be joined in that location by some of his kinsmen who think he is doing well in the newly found area. 10 years down the line, they have a small community there and a thriving market. And the locals would be like "what where we doing when these guys came and took over this place"? This naturally breeds some form of envy.

I feel for my brothers.

"Us"
You're a fallacy trying to pretend to be Igbo. You know who you are.

Igbos come develop a virgin land they bought or leased, compared to Fulani herdsmen raiding you at night. You chose!

Peacemaker5129:
Ibos should respect their host community
Ghana is not Lagos

Igbos chasing you in your dreams every night.

Muna4real:
Is rape only for the unmarried? Or can a woman sue her husband for rape? I'm just asking, is it lawful?

Yes
Every night she's not satisfied.

Hotfreezer:
Just like Arthur Eze, once an Igbo man sees small money, the next step is to oppress his brothers.

Sad.
But true

This woman just received alert from Buhari organization, that's the only reason why she's saying this at this time.

Non muslims are not subject to sharia law, because they will be promptly executed by muslim mob before even the case reaches the court!

Ask Gideon Okar, RIP.

Iyaloja has struck again oh!
Thise traders probably refused to be extorted!

RuudVanNisteroy:
The biggest problem in Nigeria if I was to quote former British Prime Minister,David Cameron, is "fantastical corruption" . Since, 1960 $600 billion dollars has been looted by the political class and the military regime.

How will the anti-corruption war fair under a Tinubu presidency?

How would the chicken fare under the fox's supervision?

Anyone noticed he denied receiving #200,000?
However, the allegation is receiving $200,000.

We're not fooled!

Please stop calling him Supreme Court governor, he prefers to be called Tanko Mohammed governor!

nervorum:
Ungal melanoma? Common things occur commonly.

Google it for your own edification