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BluntTheApostle:They're yet to meet their match. Today, maybe ; this year's AFCON is full of surprises. |
Bahamas95:
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You can do so but with condition of losing interest on maturity. |
TheABOMINATION:Their target is 50tr. Devilish administration! |
That's how the current administration introduced mayhem and deprivation to the country and we have not yet recovered from it. We have to make up our mind to save ourselves from the calamity to come otherwise the cycle of maladministration and complaints will continue to dwell with us. |
Learning starts from home; from the parents especially when they bring up their children through practical examples. If the one bringing up the child is a bitch for instance, what legacy will s(he) pass to the child. Children respond better when parents demonstrate what they desire from their children. Children themselves do not necessarily toe the line of their parents for various reasons. They take the ones they find suitable and discard the rest. For children to obey their parents, parents must also command the respect of their children. For instance, you give birth to a dozen of children that you cannot train from different mothers, you can't earn respect from such children because you now subject them to suffering and they have to fend for themselves to survive. Suffering children are open to various damaging exposure including people of questionable personalities. For the society to enjoy peace, proper parenting is key because the family is a reflection of the society, it is the microcosm of what is playing out at large. |
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That's how the current administration introduced mayhem and deprivation to the country and we have not yet recovered from it. We have to make up our mind to save ourselves from the calamity to come otherwise the cycle of maladministration and complaints will continue to dwell with us. |
Jeffyblaq:Yeah that's obvious. I just hope they up their game for subsequent matches. |
Jeffyblaq:Sierra Leone players are not impressive; they are only lucky! |
RIP to him! But first of all let's get rid of bet it can lead to suicidal thoughts especially this season. Hardship and frustration in the country are also sending people to early graves. What about the heartbroken perhaps from unhealthy relationships between the opposite sex, some people are not strong enough to cope with this. It might also be staged by his murderers. Let's reduce our relationships with people for now a lot is happening today as people are becoming desperate and more ruthless as a result. |
Egyptian players lack stature, sufficient energy and wining mindset. Blacks play with more energy and rigour. |
Full time, emphatic 3:1 victory over Sudan. Am once again very proud of the super eagle. |
Wonderful goal! |
Half time Nigeria 2; Sudan 0 |
What you sow is what you reap; nothing can ever be done with impunity. |
helinues:This comment is worth written in gold! |
We ought to be able to decide for ourselves the right person for us based on our recent experience of havoc in the country. We should not forget in a hurry the extreme hardship that we have been through from the turn of this fraudulent administration to this day. The terrible ordeal that has sent many innocent Nigerians to early graves ought not to be forgotten like that. At this stage of our democracy, we should not be blindfolded by fraudulent campaign promises, electoral bribe or tribal sentiment. We need a capable leader (full of vitality and energy) who can deliver the dividend of democracy to Nigerians irrespective of tribe or ethnicity. We strongly need to get things right now so that we won't find ourselves in another messy state or to once again subject our little lifetime to undeserved hardship. |
Carlyboi:Ehiopians and Kenyans are not good in football. |
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Those who are addicted to crime should know that good or bad whatever they sow they will surely reap; whatever they plant they will hervest just one day. Whether you repent or not no sinner will go unpunished. This is not about religion; it's the law of nature. To every action there's a reaction good or bad. Nothing is done under the sun with impunity. No one knows when he will die and death is not respectant of age, gender or class it takes people when they least expect it as the Bible says "There is no man that hath power over the spirit to retain the spirit; neither hath he power in the day of death: and there is no discharge in that war; neither shall wickedness deliver those that are given to it" |
Frustration is real in the land. Every year graduates are churned out of our tertiary institutions only to face the reality of unemployment. What about underemployment where you work below your dignity for a peanut. This is yet another dimension of the problem. We seem to underestimate the far-reaching effects of unemployment in our society. In a society where people are ready to work but have none in existence. You complete your education and go further either for professional certifications or for more academic qualifications all to no avail. You then start to learn vocational skills at your old age. You start up a trade yet no patronage the market is saturated. Then you come across someone who cannot spell his or her name excelling, spanning professors, doctors and professionals under his control. Is that not enough frustration already? Am not giving this scenario as a justification for people to embrace money ritual but to point out some background factors that may lead to it. We need to always anticipate problems before they emerge and find a way to solve them before they go out of hand. There's never going to be a time when a society will be without problems but by being proactive, not reactive, a lot of these problems can be checked. |
Nbotee:End time things! |
Thryphosa:Am surprised too |
In the present situation of unprecedented economic woes informed by poor leadership and selfish aggrandizement of wealth people are now beginning to nurse criminal tendencies at an alarming rate. Ritualists have taken over the entire country. Cultists, armed robbers, bandits and what not have now pervaded our once calm and peaceful communities. Are we really getting there or we are gradually moving to the Hobbessian state of nature where might was right and where human life was “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short.” |
Another one! Don't rate a man by his look, riches or wealth. Don't rate him by his fake sweet words. People strongly go after these things and although they are in most cases needed yet a man is not great by merely possessing them. Rather I urge you to assess a man on the basis of his ability to check his anger because a short temper and violent man can destroy all that he's laboured for in his lifetime. |
In the end they are even confused how to use the money and lavish same in a silly spending spree, that's after wasting the lives and destinies of our unwarry and gullible girls by way of ritualism. In a short while they are consumed after this terrible life, where're they going? This generation is being punished for turning themselves against their God in their greedy lust for money. Let this sink to your ears, anything you get by way of violence cuts your life short no violent man ever lives long whether they are Yahoo guys, cultists, armed robbers, hired killers etc and any money you get by dubious means is a mere shadow. |
This message is only for those whose senses are still intact- those who still care about God. A lot of people are lost already- they have already been chained to sin- habitual wrongdoers who sin without remorse. May the good Lord open our minds and our eyes to His truth and turn us back to His way. |
Will this stop women from following these ritualists all for the sake of money? The society itself deserves what is happening around them. Until we begin to condemn this quick rich syndrome among our youths and encourage good virtues, patience, perseverance, hardworking and high moral standards among them such ugly incidents will subsist. We must use the knowledge that we have to save ourselves otherwise there's going to be recklessness as youths are now ruthless in their search for money. Everybody can be rich without ritualism it's just that people are not ready to play their cards the right way. |
One of the reasons I fear some people. Someone trying his best satisfying all requirements for hell fire. Worse is some people will make him their role model. SMH |
God does not see things the way we see them. He's more concerned about our eternity in heaven rather than our transient existence here on Earth. God Himself, being a spirit, places more emphases on the eternal. In Genesis the Bible says the day you eat of the fruit of knowledge of good and evil you shall surely die. But did Adam and Eve die on the said day? no! Adam lived 930 years before he died. Adam's death had been spiritually decided before it was manifested. This is the way our world is operated. Our life had been scripted from the spiritual realm; we're only acting out the script. Jesus Christ came to a fig tree but found no fruit on it therefore He cursed it saying no one will eat from the tree again (the death of the tree was decided) but in the sight of the desciples around the tree is still alive. However, when Jesus and His disciples were coming back His disciples were amazed that the tree had withered. The wages of sin is death, though you're still alive you're dead spiritually. Like people would say, the person is only a walking corpse. But the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord, though you'll die one day but everlasting life awaits you once you die. |
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