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zoedew:
The spirit of the Talakawas and Mallam Aminu Kano will chase them out in their sleep! Peter Obi, Atiku Abubakar, Aregbesola and especially David Mark who said mobile phone is not for the talakawas will be flogged to the point that they will flee the political house known as PRP naked! Reprobate souls!!

Yes I agree my bro. Make dem pick a side, and stay there!! We don't want them here, make dem pick another party to carry do their jamboree. PRP is serious and conscious party!!!

Took the term “third leg” too literal. 😂😂😂

Africans, when will our eyes open. Oyibo bring religion na we come take am serious pass them.

The ones dem catch, them “rehabilitate” and send them back in.

GOD BLESS HER AND GIVE HER ETERNAL PEACE

OMOR EVEN ME WERE BE BOY, I LIKE CARS. WE BE CAR ENTHUSIAST

Ritualist!!!

urbobo20:
Even as it's now people are running mad cause of Igbo ,is it when they legalized it that will cure their madness

Abeg rest with your daft reasoning!! ��

Slimzzy00:
You are right bro. I'm one of those 97%. I've lost more than 4m this year and I'm just 20. Trying to make it back isn't as easy as my first breakthrough.

I swear I’m not even making it up. I lost more than 50 million, I’m 26 now though.. but I have a friend who’s in the other 3%.

I like the hotel, but the pool is dirty, I know the water can be changed. But why show such dirty stuff? Besides that's not anything close to a five star hotel. But what do I know?

I watched this documentary, I thought of getting myself a passport too.

Oga post pictures naw.

donbachi:
but d content is not cheap.

What do you mean it’s not cheap? Is it not chicken and curry, Shey they add gold or ice?

Bro am interested in buying a chip for my iPhone XS Max

Which kind nonsense news be this?

EternalBeing:
When your life pleases God and HE still have assignment that HE wants you to deliver to Humanity, nobody can kill you. They must have tried to use sword and other means to kill John before throwing him into massive boiling oil with determination to fry him to death. Out of frustration when that didn't work too, they banished him into the lonely Island of Patmos in the year 93 AD, hoping that he would be devoured by wild animals.
The powerful Book of Revelation addresses seven letters to seven churches in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey) (Revelation 2-3). Each letter, as proclaimed by Jesus and recorded by John the Apostle at the Patmos, declares the triumphs and failings of the recipient churches and warns each congregation to repent. The advice in these letters is prophetic, forewarning present-day Christian communities of the snares that can lure us away from our faith.
The Book of Revelation addresses seven letters to seven churches in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey) (Revelation 2-3). Each letter, as proclaimed by Jesus and recorded by John the Apostle, declares the triumphs and failings of the recipient churches and warns each congregation to repent.
The advice in these letters is prophetic, forewarning present-day Christian communities of the snares that can lure us away from our faith.

Who Wrote Revelation?
Christian scholars from the second century to date have attributed the physical writing of Revelation to John the Apostle, son of Zebedee (Mark 3:17) and author of the Gospel and Epistles of John. Although John literally wrote Revelation, the Book makes it clear that the source of the revelations is Jesus (Revelation 1:1-2).
In the first century A.D., the Apostle John was exiled to the island of Patmos, a Roman penal colony near Asia Minor. John’s “crime” was practicing Christianity. While in Patmos, John was seized by the Holy Spirit and received prophetic visions from Christ instructing him to: “Write on a scroll what you see and send it to the seven churches: to Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea” (Revelations 1:1-2; 9-11).

Why Were These Seven Churches Chosen to Receive the Apocalyptic Message?
Revelation’s seven churches were among a number of early Christian communities in Asia Minor. These particular seven churches may have been chosen to receive Christ’s apocalyptic message because, geographically, the churches were located along an established, circular trade route that brought together the most populous and influential parts of the province. Once the apocalyptic message was given to the churches in these prominent cities, the message would spread to the Christian communities in the rest of the province.
Although the seven letters in Revelation are tailored to the named churches, these churches and their stated deficiencies can symbolize all churches in one respect or another. The instruction given to Revelation’s congregations, therefore, is valuable to Christian congregations today.

Where Were the Seven Churches and What Do They Symbolize?
1. Church of Ephesus
The Church that Has Abandoned Its Love for Christ and His Teachings (Revelation 2:1-7)
Ephesus was the prominent commercial and cultural center of Asia. Christ’s letter to the Ephesian church praises the congregation for its “deeds...hard work...and perseverance,” and for its rejection of false apostles (Revelation 2:2-3).
Despite its hard work and doctrinal integrity, Christ faults the community for having “forsaken the love [they] had at first” (Revelation 2:4). This “forsaken love” can mean that the Ephesians had become less devoted to Christ or that the work they did was no longer motivated by love for one another. The letter to the Ephesian church does offer the community hope if they repent and rekindle their love for Christian living (Revelation 2:5-7).
Significance Today
The lesson in the letter to Ephesus teaches that truth and love must go hand-in-hand. A church that upholds doctrinal purity at the expense of showing love is just as flawed as a church that upholds congregational harmony at the expense of truthful teachings. Instead, Jesus reveals that a church fashioned in His image must teach God’s Truth in love.

2. Church of Smyrna
The Church that Remains Faithful Amidst Persecution (Revelation 2:8-11)
Smyrna was home to a large Jewish community hostile to Christians. The Bible notes that slanderous accusations by Jews against Christians had led to Christian persecution by Roman authorities (Acts 14:2, 19: Acts 17:13).
Christ’s revelation to Smyrna commends the community for its material poverty but spiritual wealth and acknowledges its wrongful persecution (Revelation 2:9). Christ does not reprimand this church but warns of impending imprisonment for some of its members, urging them to remain faithful “even to the point of death” and remember the promise of their “victor’s crown” (Revelation 2:10).
Significance Today
Like the church in Smyrna, Christians are persecuted worldwide in obvious and insidious ways. This letter warns all Christians that although we may suffer greatly, the length of tribulation will be short compared to the promise of eternal life.
3. Church of Pergamum
The Church that Compromises Its Beliefs (Revelation 2:12-17)
The city of Pergamum was renowned for its pagan practices. The letter to the church there lauds the congregation for upholding its faith despite the city’s pervasive pagan influences (Revelation 2:13). The letter then addresses the church’s sin by denouncing some of its members for following false teachings that brought about religious and moral compromise (Revelation 2:14-15).
The Lord calls on the community to repent or risk the judgment that will emanate from the “sword of [His] mouth” (Revelation 2:16). Those who repent will be given the “hidden manna” that is the grain of Heaven (Psalm 78:24), and a “white stone” or clean slate with a new identity in Christ (Revelation 2:17).
Significance Today
Like the Christians in Pergamum, it’s easy to normalize the non-Christian behavior of those around us and allow that behavior to dilute our values (1 Corinthians 15:33). But the Bible urges us to “not conform to the pattern of this world” but be transformed by the renewal of our mind in accordance with God’s Word (Romans 12:2).
4. Church of Thyatira
The Church that Follows False Prophets (Revelation 2:18-29)
Thyatira was a wealthy commercial city. Jesus’ letter to Thyatira praises the church for having grown in faith and service (Revelation 2:19). The church’s downfall was its devotion to a false prophet that led some members to commit idolatry and immorality (Revelation 2:20). Although the false prophet remained unrepentant, Jesus affirms that the congregation can still repent by turning away from the prophet’s ways (Revelation 2:21-22).
The Lord reminds us in this revelation that He will repay each of us according to our deeds (Revelation 2:23). The payment for sin is death. Those who persevere in faith, however, will receive a share of Christ’s messianic authority over all nations and triumph over death (Revelation 2:26-28).
Significance Today
Just as some in Thyatira’s church were led astray by a false prophet, Christians today fall prey to cult leaders, occult practices, and other false teachings. To share in Christ’s victory, we are to avoid these “so-called deep secrets” of Satan (Revelation 2:24) and hold firm to Christ’s teachings.
5. Church of Sardis
The Church that is Spiritually Dead (Revelation 3:1-6)
Sardis was a city that had endured two surprise attacks despite its fortifications. Our Lord faults the church in Sardis for maintaining an outward appearance of being “alive,” while actually being spiritually dead (Revelation 3:1). Alluding to the city’s history of prior surprise attacks, Jesus warns the congregation to “wake up” and repent, lest he “come like a thief” to bestow His judgment (Revelation 3:2-3).
Those in Sardis who heed Christ’s warning will be “dressed in white,” a symbol of purity and victory, and will be acknowledged in Heaven’s Book of Life (Revelation 3:5).
Significance Today
Today, Christians can fall into the trap that ensnared the church in Sardis if we merely go through the motions of practicing our faith without really feeding our spirit. We can avoid becoming “the living dead” by engaging in our faith through Bible study, prayer, and fellowship.
6. Church of Philadelphia
The Church that Patiently Endured Despite Weaknesses (Revelation 3:7-13)
Philadelphia was home to a synagogue community hostile to Christians. Christ praises the Philadelphians for remaining faithful in the face of trials despite their limited strength (Rev. 3:8 ).
Jesus does not reproach this congregation but condemns its persecutors. (Revelation 3:9). Christ promises that if Philadelphia’s congregants remain faithful to Him, He will protect them from the “hour of trial” and make them pillars in God’s heavenly temple (Revelation 3:10-12).
Significance Today
The message to Philadelphia shows us the blessings that come when we maintain our faith despite life’s tribulations. In fact, those who persevere despite weaknesses will stand strong as pillars in Heaven.
7. Church of Laodicea
The Church with a Lukewarm Faith (Revelation 3:14-22)
Laodicea was a prosperous industrial and commercial center. Jesus’ letter to this church wastes no time denouncing the congregation for its lukewarm faith, threatening to “spit” the congregation out of His mouth (Revelation 3:16).
Christ scolds this church for allowing its economic prosperity to cause it spiritual bankruptcy and reveals that, despite its economic wealth, only He can provide spiritual wealth (Revelation 3:17-18). Those in Laodicea’s church who open the door to Christ will share in His Heavenly banquet and have the right to sit with Him on His throne (Revelation 3:20-21).
Significance Today
Like the church in Laodicea, it’s easy to become complacent in our faith during times of abundance. Christ warns us in this revelation that he will “spit out” lukewarm disciples. Instead, Jesus urges us to keep seeking the Lord’s face even after His hand has bestowed riches in our lives.

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Princeofnigeria:
@ ekpotony you'll regret ever buying that useless Tecno camon 11 pro having low pixels, the phone looks pale and white because it lacks good pixels.

And also don't buy this Huawei y9 you'll never receive update to android 9 please be patient by January better phone with good camera and stock android 9 will be rolling out. With good battery and fast charge


E g infinix zero 6/6 pro

Thanks man, I'll probably not buy the camon 11 pro but I don't know about waiting till January. Las las i fit just buy Samsung. Prolly J8

mzMerci:
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Hi..how's the camera and picture quality?

That's how Jumia just called me now to tell me that I've waited for about 5 days in vain. Asking if am still interested to order the phone. Na so body weak me, i no do again, they don't even have black anymore. I'll pass i go enter phone shop buy camon 11 pro.

I thought ES series is Lexus

otis54:
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Meanwhile, did they specify that you'll be getting a powerbank in the ad?

otis54:
Jumia Nigeria finally delivered my Huawei Y9 2019 that I pre-order today. The phone looks cool and it also came with the free power bank (10,000mah) and Bluetooth headset. Haven't operated the phone yet because am Still charging the baby up. Below are some of the pics I took of the package

Lol, i chose the pay on delivery option, i hope I get my own because their money dey my hand.

otis54:
Jumia Nigeria finally delivered my Huawei Y9 2019 that I pre-order today. The phone looks cool and it also came with the free power bank (10,000mah) and Bluetooth headset. Haven't operated the phone yet because am Still charging the baby up. Below are some of the pics I took of the package

Do you mean you got it in a day?

Me sef I pre ordered mine too, can't wait to lay my hands on it.

hatchy:
Not that I'm hating....but is this the best he can do?

We have seen billionaires go bankrupt, so the earlier he start sowing his money in investment the better for him because no musician last forever.A time shall come when he will fade away and another takes his place.

Congratulations!

Oga abeg you are just hating politely. ��

Brown14:
looks like a bald version of Phyno in the second pic.

I agree!!

Talk is Cheap. Action speaks louder �

Please anyone that knows Remy, should let him know. Make he no ball the money finish.

dizon:
Are u in this country at all? Phyno bought that car about three months ago, it was the talk of the town then. Any way Google is your friend, "you can go and confirm it yeba" in Kizz Daniel's voice

Actually Phyno bought a Rolls Royce but not that one he's standing infront of. What he bought was a RR Phantom. All RR is not RR phantom.

I actually saw a video of X after his supposed death. He said it was part of a video shoot.