₦airaland Forum

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bebechuks: No b only mandela, na Azikwe!

You are not far from the truth bro. His name is also Azikiwe. *talk of irony!*

Now, Okupe what is this about? *seriously trying to understand this*

Is that Fagin and Oliver (twist)? I think they switched roles in this telenovella. Oliver(fagge) and fagin(okupe).

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Messilo: Ok. But, how does this reduces price of garri at ketu market?

clichè !

valicious1: A lecturer in the dept. Of islamic studies.




Why are we surprised?, the man was only trying to put into practice what he teaches in the classroom.

exactly! He has been indoctrinating himself all this time and now it's time for Practice! But to what end? I can't just understand these breed of humans. God i need divine insight on the brain activity of these people!

Richyflair: Omo na women o.cos my little cousin sis the chop die especially if na pounded yam.d worse part her papa na yam farmer.

have you heard of the word 'addiction' before? She's simply addicted to yams!

This is just one of those divisive threads right? So i'm just gonna walk by without saying a word. *tiptoes to the door quietly...*

Sagytarius: Knee dey pain me for knee-down wen I dey knee-down for church, I wan com Aggravate am with knacking head on the floor. No way.

Come, mod I nor post anything offensive o.

knacking head for floor? lol!

atlwireles: This game suckers. I am shutting off the TV.

huh? Say that again!

Iheanacho bu iheanacho. True to his name! Iheanacho bu ka-anyi Kelechi !

Phder: If I keep watching football, like I am doing today, I would probably die of anxiety by 30. Go Nigeria, Go Nigeria!!!

you're right. That's why i don't want to get involved with football. It's a different life entirely. But for now, Go Nigeria!

[quote author=Red-Light]stupidd phcn [/quote]as usual

kingzjay: What's the need for tattoo? Even with the diverse effects... Nawaoh!

you mean 'adverse effects?'

kingzjay: What's the need for tattoo? Even with the diverse effects... Nawaoh!

'adverse effects' you mean?

hot n cold: Me?




I enjoying cooking tea,fried egg with bread


What about you?

cooking tea? You mean you also bake the bread?

University of Nsukka? When was that established?

dirtymoney: Thank God for salvation. Stories like this used to instill fear in me. No more fear!

You're on point! People just need a little understanding of this.

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Nigerians! We do not always hesitate to display our ignorance on how things work. So the handing over of PHCN is now the magic wand to immediate improvement in power? Haven't we heard of procedures and processess involved in making things work? That is why our criticisms are not taken seriously most times because they have elements of ignorance. Let's give PHCN time to get their acts together and see what they can come out with. In this case, process is more important than result. Yes. What is the gain in a result that is shortlived? Let PHCN put things in order first, only let them not take unnecessarily long time to do so.

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Fynestboi: [color=deeppink] those it mean am the only one that watch korean local movie[/color]

No! You're not the only one I like them too. They have intricate stories and I spend more time on them more than the modern day ones. Reduce your IQ? Far from it!

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hmmm...

plainmirror: Ya there is light over here, just dat †нэ voltage is very high.

We have SUNlight here

Same in my area. There is this new transformer that has been blowing and crackin bulbs for about 3 months now. That's why i'm very careful when plugging my appliances because i'm not ready to sacrifice it as a burnt offering yet. Anyway, for the past 1 month, the average electricity supply has been at 15hrs/day. But since yesterday its been at 19hrs.

Reski2500: Is Gej reading this

GEJ is only a temporary president. You are the leader of 2moro. Are you reading this?!

Grace is not a licence to sin. The grace of God has appeared to all men teachin us to deny all ungodliness... Your sense of right and wrong clouds your understandin of grace. With or without the teachin of grace people will still sin. Yeah, people have always been sinning without licence! As for me, the more of God's grace i understand, the more i want to worship and please Him. The terms of our salvation and maintenance were set out by God himself and no human perception can change that. We can easily say 'quit teachin that grace message 'cos it makes people sin. We must all strive to be holy and stop sinning' But let me ask 'how do you know that you have not sinned today?' You would answer 'because i did not lie, steal, fornicate etc' It goes to show that your definition of SIN is only limited to overt wrong behaviours. What about that secret feeling that seemed right but in God's definition constitutes a sin? What about your repeated failure to believe God's word? Have you discovered that as you progress in the christian life, certain things you previously thought were right suddenly dawns on you as sins that you have to forsake? Was God mistaken when He declared that our righteousness are as filthy rags? Do you insist that you can wash the rag clean? We must all come to a point where we realise that it is the righteousness of God that sustains us. Christ became our righteousness(1 cor 1:30). The issue of sin has been dealt with at the cross. Ours is not a struggle for righteousness but a struggle to please our father. Just like in a family, a son does not strive to be a son because he already is, he only strives to please his father. If he fails to please his father, he becomes a displeasing son but there is no way he can loose the sonship. That was signed by blood. That is our relationship with God. We are already sons but do we want to please the father or not? God's reason for giving us time after our repentance is to carry out His work on earth else He would simply have killed us the very instant we repented. But He wishes to accomplish somethin with us down here. Now as the Lord's workers, it is important that we be pleasin in His sight so as to be good representatives of His on earth. That is the place of our personal conduct. But like I said earlier, our understanding of what constitutes a sin before God is limited so we cannot do without running back under His wings of grace.