Joagbaje. (its dare2think , got banned mistakenly for posting spam)
I said "richness is a result of hardwork and or luck alone"
you said
Quote from: Joagbaje on Yesterday at 11:24:35 PM
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Where did you get this lie? The bible? What do you understand by "the blessing of the lord"
Unlike you, I have facts.
LUCK ;

Here is a list of the 10 biggest winners (uk):

1. Nigel Page, 43, and his partner, Justine Laycock, 41, who live near Cirencester, in Gloucestershire, became Britain's biggest-ever winners when they scooped a prize of £56 million today.
The pair shared Friday's overall EuroMillions jackpot of £113 million with one other ticket which was bought in Spain

2. Les and Sam Scadding from Newport, South Wales, and a syndicate of seven Liverpudlian call-centre workers shared a staggering £91 million in November last year.
Mr Scadding, who said he was lucky to be alive after beating cancer, was £68 overdrawn on the day he bought his ticket. The unemployed mechanic had been out of work since the previous Christmas.
Meanwhile, the Liverpool syndicate - dubbed the "Magnificent Seven" - each banked £6.5 million.
The group, all employed by Hewlett Packard to carry out IT work at a BT office, only started playing the Lottery together four months before their win.

3. Lottery officials had to appeal for Glaswegian Angela Kelly to come forward after she scooped more than £35 million.
The Post Office worker had left her winning EuroMillions ticket in her handbag for three days before checking the numbers.

4. Someone scooped £26.5 million in August 2007 but the winner opted to avoid publicity.

5. A family of builders, the Sturts, from Dorking in Surrey, banked £26.1 million just last month.
Taxi driver George Sturt, 75, believed the win was a gift from his late wife who died from bosom cancer just six months before their windfall.
He vowed the Sturt family would not give up their jobs, following their luck.

6. Brian Caswell, from Bolton, Greater Manchester, won just short of £25 million last June.
The 74-year-old, a retired export manager, insisted he would not let the money change his life but said he would buy a flash car and go to Rio.
The pensioner, who scooped half the jackpot on the EuroMillions draw, said he and wife Joan, 72, would not move far from their modest home.

7. In 1995, double glazing businessman Mark Gardiner popped the champagne corks after sharing a record £22.5 million jackpot with business partner Paul Maddison.
But before the glasses were filled, Mr Gardiner's estranged wife was reportedly demanding half his share of the cash.
The two friends, from Hastings in East Sussex, spent more than £20 a week on National Lottery tickets, picking numbers at random in their office.
They only discovered their luck when Mr Gardiner went to the local bowling green to play a match and realised he had not checked the week's numbers.

8. Camelot had to launch an appeal for cancer patient Iris Jeffrey, 58, to come forward and collect her cheque for £20.1 million in 2004.
Just months after being diagnosed with the illness, the Belfast housewife hit the jackpot.
Her win went unclaimed for three weeks until the mother of two spotted the appeal on the news and dug out her ticket.
She immediately pledged to splash out on family and friends, with a new washing machine her only luxury.

9. The Benson Family thought their luck was in when they landed £20 million in 1995 but while they were out collecting their winnings, thieves broke into their home on the Boothferry Estate, in Hull, and stole jewellery of great sentimental value.

thanks,

nice assumption on my name.

Hi moderators,

I got banned for posting a spam post which I was not aware of. Could you please unban me.

Thanks,
id: dare2think

mohid:

The world is just running scared that the "the church rat is no longer poor”. All along folks where comfortable when it was ok to serve God in holiness and live in penury, however the church has entered the realm the prophet Isaiah spoke of in Isaiah 2:1 and Isaiah 60,the devil cant stand it.Seems more like we are eating our cake and having it now!
Folks shout a lot about pastors in Africa and I just laugh, Papa is probably not as wealthy as Joel Osteen and definitely not as wealthy as his spiritual father Kenneth Copeland who has bought and given out over 30 airplanes. However the poverty mentality that most black people streak of cannot allow them rationalize an African own airplanes.
I dare say over 70% of the children in Covenant university are kids of Winners so I don’t get all the bellyaching about the high fees.And what’s all this talk about Papa being richer than everyone in his congregation , Jimoh Ibrahim worships in Canaan land and he doesn’t even stand out in the crowd. What of those folks that use their own helicopters to church to beat the Lagos traffic or who do you think owns the fleet of luxury cars you see at any Living Faith Church, Papa?
Take it or leave it Winners is a church of wealthy people led by a wealthy man of God. Here prosperity is preached and lived in practicality "these are the things we have seen, and our hands have handled”. The world aint seen nothing yet, we are taking over! There is a transfer of wealth in the offing people, best you give your life to Christ and join the new move on the earth in these last days. If u aint saved u aint safe!

Happy Anniversary people!

Delusional post.

@ Olaadegbu

Hi, its dare2think, long story

anyway, I agree with your last statement and i concur with earswide, but my question to you is;

1. As it is not written on their heads who the fake ones are, do we just keep silent when we see some of these "mog" doing something wrong? or do we voice our discontent like earswide and other reasonable folk on the religious section.
    An example of not speaking when you see your pastors doing something wrong is the case of Pastor Odulele in the UK who molested young boys, and according to reports, the church     elders knew of his conditions and kept mute.

2. I noticed, especially on this forum, when people debate the morality of these Men, some people come with the premise "touch not my anointed". This i belief is a flawed concept as nobody really knows the "anointed" except God. Some Men of God have abused that text and infused the brains of their congregation with confusion and deciet. Do we voice our opinions or do we keep mute?

Thanks.

Its dare2think, I mistakenly pasted a spam document and got banned, I'm awaiting to get unbanned, until then this is my anomaly.

Back to the contention at hand.

Emmyk:

Earswide, ADVO, just save your breath. why would you waste your miserable life cos of dare2think? Where have I insulted him? I dont need posting replies to al d questions cos I've explained to the best I can. And I'm not on nairaland to argue with loozas like you (i just checked your past posts,beliva). If u persist, why not meet the man urself and ask him? And what god do you believe in? Mr. I'M A BELIEVER? did u watch the program yesterday? (oyar, lie),If not, u've lost the IMAGINARY INTEGRITY YOU CLAIM IN your DREAMS TO POSSESS. Mr. I'm a believer. I believe in God. Gaddemit! You must be posting on nl in poverty, I can feel your pains.

Very strange coming from you the "believer".  How do you know he is posting in poverty? Must people who object to your ideals be in poverty?

Before the advent of your church, there were millionaires
during your existence of your church, there are millionaires
If your church cease to exist, Guess what?, there will be millionaires.

Technically, your church has nothing to do with success, as success as well as prosperity, is a global phenomenom. An unbeliever as well as a believer can be suceessful. Did Dangote or warren buffet come to your church before their prosperity?

Pls how many people in your congregation are more prosperous than Oyedepo himself?