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Gptech:
U seriously go quote someone from 2016? .

He must have spent the last few days reading from page 1

Never mind, that was actually page 1

grinface98:
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I know my thing wherever I see it

Google...the site that has made us lazy

We don't struggle to memorize things these days because we can always ask Google.

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Originakalokalo:
I enjoyed my study there.

I did courses in Angelology, demonology, christology, theology,

Pneumatology, church history, studies about the book of Daniel, Psalms, and the prophet.

You get to study the Bible as a whole.


You are sent to another Parish for a 3 month training...where you learn a lot.


It is a place to be.

Please disregard those lies.

Did they also teach you about New creation realities?

I don't see why demonlogy will even be a major topic. So you guys spend time learning about demons. Who cares about the name of demons and how they operate? Why not spend time learning about New creation realities that have vested immense authority on the believer against demons? No wonder we have preachers who know more about workings of demons than the true power of God.
And they use all their demonology to put people in fear by painting graphic images in the minds of people through the illustration of supposed demonic activities.

If I didn't know God for myself, I would have left Christianity a long time ago.

The name of God is ridiculed among men because of so called Christians.

He was really too fat for it.

He would have crushed and suffocated any lady.

Goalnaldo:
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Since we cannot go to the politics section, we bring it here.
Issorait..!
Abeg sleep dey worry person.

GavelSlam:
Yet for 16 years another group neglected these people.

May you work and never reap your benefits.

Each government always uses something to score points.
These things are for the good of the citizens but ultimately for the politician, it is just for points and not that they really care.
And which better way is there to score points than to look for something neglected by the past government to do so that people will say they are better than the previous government. This practice cuts across parties as long as it is politicians we are talking about.

The citizens are usually at their mercy.

Thebabenextdoor:
Z

Just booking space. Izza normal something..

One good thing about pre-election year is that the government begins to pay outstanding debts owed to citizens so that they can buy their favour and be voted back.


My people, make Una collect Una money and vote wetin dey Una mind next year. The money na una own from beginning. No be favour dem dey do Una o.

APC is really fighting corruption.


They even went abroad to design the logo.
Smh..

But God can stop him if he is coming to make our lives more miserable again


Let God give Nigerians sense to vote him out abeg

Buhari started it.

Birds of a feather flock together..

THIS IS A SCAM GOVERNMENT!

Balunmalun:
Is he that powerful

Na the ritual wey place the curse be this...
At least the red attire is scary enough...

I hope he extended the curse to cultists too?

That VR thing makes me dizzy and sick in my stomach. It should be renamed Vomit Reality

That's the kind of education that we ignore and look down upon here.


I'm sorry to say, but those boys know more practical stuff about fixing cars than some of our engineering graduates who only have paper qualification.


The boys only need to learn how to express themselves, read and write well in English and they are good to go with this skill they've learnt.

Even if eventually, they can't go back to school, they will still make a living out of this because they can still communicate in pidgin.

Can you imagine? chai..!

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Fear Ekpoma.

Bitterleafsoup:
How come people from GEJ administration are meeting with more dignitaries than current regime?

GEJ may be slow but an educated man is always better than a layman like Buhari.

Buhari's appointees won't be relevant beyond this administration

^^^That's true

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Auditions may soon begin for the next season of BBNaija, that brilliant shindig of unhinged fandom. But for a name that connotes mentorship, BBNaija fails the office: big brothers do not reward play while serious work awaits. Entertainment is best as celebration of grit and achievement, which is why, in timing and ethic, pleasure businesses contemplate relaxation after work. And why Western societies can overhype show-business: their ancestors have fixed their shit. A poor child idling around with playmates who inherited enormous wealth is clearly not getting it. Nigeria is doing that — running entertainment as its most viable youth enterprise — emulating those who can afford to play, even as we use phone torchlight to find our feet at the dance floor.

Three months after we rested BBNaija 2018, Ghana had its own moment in a nationally televised science and maths quiz where secondary schools competed for glory. Marked by nationwide euphoria, it was captured even by the BBC, which documented the journey of Kissi Kweku, the lad that led his school to this year’s trophy. The show has been on air for 25 years, proving a sense of priority that steers youth energy in the right direction. The gains will come.

“Nigerian youth have been obsessed with the peripherals — social media, fashion, embracing the West. No one is asking the right questions: what will it take to have light for a full day? How can we, together, solve the power problem in our area?” said CNN’s Richard Quest. To question our technological slumber is to invite a punditry that, besides making a roll call of black innovators, blames Western conspiracy. Ironically, listing African technological inventors is proving the point of their minority: no one does same for the Chinese, the Europeans, or recently, the Indians. For decades, we have been “writing back to the West to correct false narratives about Africa”, rather than doing the work, which is more eloquent. Rejoinder literature cannot defeat the fact that we don’t have a bicycle brand wholly produced by ourselves.
The alternative to rejoinder nationalism is for rich black people to flaunt their wealth, showing the white man they too can afford the good life. Ironically also, the jets and Lamborghinis are produced by the people you want to spite, who look at you the same way educated Nigerians look at the money-miss-road that thinks money can compensate for illiteracy.

Often rightly blamed is the government, but little is said of other agencies of cultural development, like corporate Nigeria. Glo Naija Sings, Maltina Dance All, Gulder Ultimate Search, MTN Project Fame, Next Movie Start, etc. — can corporate Nigeria ever engage the young mind in relevant productivity, like incentivizing technological and scientific thought? Is there an imperial conspiracy in foreign multinationals promoting leisure, as opposed to what they did decades ago to help their nations to rise?

At the bottom of global racism is the black man. Asians have since risen in world reckoning by technological exuberance. Arabs have gone far, with Iran unveiling its first indigenous turbo jet engine this August. Anti-racism laws and debates may protect the black man but never elevate him; only indigenous technology and problem-solving can. A risen Black Africa will fulfill the Wakanda longings of the African-American whose racial pride, like ours, is daily wounded in Africans living in televised agony and drowning en mass at the Mediterranean, pleading western succour.

Our obsession with entertainment is consolation as celebration, in a sense understandable. The point is not that we should quit playing, but that we should refocus on things that really matter, on failings that have stripped us of dignity among decent humanity. Without electricity, we snuck to the Chinese for generators and, as we struggled to fuel them from high fuel prices, we ran back to them for power banks. Our major bold footprints are in movies and music, where heavy makeup, Ankara, and colour now perform exotic breeding in British accent.

We must quit fisting bitter truths away in fruitless rationalizations. The world is witnessing a rise in antiglobalization and we are being chased back from all over the world, as statistics of downcast humanity in Libyan slavery and Western asylum. Yet in Big Brother, we are cultivating a lucrative idolatry of leisure. Nothing is physiologically wrong with the black man, only a complex crisis of civilization solvable through a radical shift in education and culture.

And Big Brother Naija, for corporate Nigeria and in spite of government, can truly be a big brother and mentor our youth by creatively leveraging true enterprise and leisure. It can, in a fun way, incorporate technological innovative ethic into the system of auditions, giving back to a society that made its sponsors rich, instead of perennially
mindsturbating the youth for big money. For a true big brother is actually a family statesman, one that, over subsidizing their vanities, guides the youth to find the actualization they need.

Written by Immanuel James Ibe-Anyanwu

Source: https://medium.com/@immanueljamesibeanyanwu/before-the-next-bbnaija-1fb6e5999509

jaxxy:
Can’t use those china fones.

You are still living in 2008