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Career / Re: 21 Ways Rich People Think Differently From Ordinary People by email1(m): 10:52pm On Sep 05, 2012 |
vislabraye:Thanks for the compliment. I wish I was more versed than the level I still find myself suprisingly. I just tried to point out that anointing from the head flows right down the beards. For pastors like Oyedepo, Oyakhilome, their members will have success mentality, but you can't rule out the fact that some read it from '...it is easier for a camel to pass through the eyes of a needle than for a rich man to inherit the kingdom of God.' (paraphrased) Mark 10:25. |
Career / Re: 21 Ways Rich People Think Differently From Ordinary People by email1(m): 9:08pm On Sep 05, 2012 |
schorlbone: Good article anyway, but IMO, I think no one is capable of making riches by his actions or inaction. I believe God gives riches to whoever he likes and vice versa...... Right?At first when I read your post I thought you were a lady but seeing you are a man makes it more annoying. I understand your point and possible frustration. Most churches see it from your point of view no doubt. My advice to you is to read the prosperity and riches aspect of the Bible more, love it, understand God wants you to prosper, understand what the Bible meant when God called you a son as well as a 'god' (Psalms 82:6), visualize yourself in great wealth still serving God and giving for His work to continue. I mean, you are not to small to give God and your local assembly N100,000,000,000. 2 Likes |
Career / Re: 21 Ways Rich People Think Differently From Ordinary People by email1(m): 8:51pm On Sep 05, 2012 |
Thanks Tunji, this article is just so on point! Now I know better. If for three decades he was trying to put this piece together, who am I to reject it? I mean its just so crystal clear. No. 7, 8 made more sense to me but the whole article is what I'll copy, print and look at each passing day till I acquire that status. Hey watch, am coming through! Hahahahaha. I also love the arguement against the article, I mean, it really tells the class and mindset. Its in the mind, its in the mindset. I REFUSE TO BE AVERAGE! No be curse. 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: Nairalanders What Church Do You Attend? by email1(m): 11:43pm On Aug 23, 2012 |
wow, interesting! If there was a pole, apart from the Catholic church, Deeper Life would have won. Dia members plenty o. Anyway, was born Deeper (Mosan District, or something like that since we left Lagos since 1997). Now in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, YMC, Karu Site, Abuja. I may run back to Deeper Life after my wedding perhaps, or go there so my unborn kids will learn the hard core gospel and fetch them out when they are almost adults. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Public Bus Crushed By Train In Ikeja (Pic) by email1(m): 4:24pm On Aug 15, 2012 |
After so many years of living without it, we are now learning to live with it. Why on earth will technology be faster than some people? 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Pastor Adeboye Survives Food Poisoning - City People Magazine by email1(m): 9:14am On Aug 15, 2012 |
pembisco:Again, another ignorance. What fact? Read your Bible well. Dont mistake Paul for Peter. Peter had a wife. Read Luke 4:38 and Mark 1:30. Quick advice. When you are not sure dont pour out what you have in mind, especially on nairaland. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Pastor Adeboye Survives Food Poisoning - City People Magazine by email1(m): 9:05am On Aug 15, 2012 |
pembisco:Haba bros, is Patience the mother of Jonathan or what? Common logic. If Goodluck's mother go to your village no body will notice her, she will not be given a royal welcome except people who know her personally. Hope you understand |
Politics / Re: There Will Be No More Power Outages – FG by email1(m): 4:24pm On Aug 12, 2012 |
It may be true cos I enjoy electricity more than expected. Sometimes I dey pray make them carry am because to buy card no easy o. Thumbs up, we are stil watching. Area's Nyanya/Karu, Abuja. |
Crime / Re: Court Gives Florida Teenager 162-year Sentence by email1(m): 10:10pm On Jul 04, 2012 |
~Bluetooth:lol. Ask me o. Just wish I know how to deal with the situation on ground. *just wish* |
Crime / Re: Court Gives Florida Teenager 162-year Sentence by email1(m): 9:34pm On Jul 04, 2012 |
~Bluetooth:Na Farook for get this one. 1st crime, 1st punishment. Wow! The judge dey vex |
Crime / Court Gives Florida Teenager 162-year Sentence by email1(m): 9:18pm On Jul 04, 2012 |
REUTERS Quartavious Davis is still shocked by what happened to him in federal court two months ago. "My first offense, and they gave me all this time," said Davis, a pudgy African American with dreadlocks who spoke with Reuters at the Federal Detention Centre in Miami. "Might just as well say I'm dead." Davis was convicted of participating in a string of armed robberies in the Miami area in 2010. His accomplices testified against him, saying he carried a gun during their crimes and discharged it at a dog that chased them after one of their burglaries. But Davis was not convicted of hurting anyone physically, including the dog. Davis would occupy no place at all in the annals of crime if not for his sentence. Now 20 years old, he was sentenced to 1,941 months - almost 162 years - in prison without the possibility of parole. On the day of Davis's interview with Reuters, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that life sentences without parole for defendants under the age of 18 constituted "cruel and unusual punishment" even in cases of murder. Unfortunately for Davis, he was 18 at the time of his crimes. Nonetheless, Davis's attorney will argue that Davis's sentence to die in prison also constitutes "cruel and unusual punishment" on the grounds that Davis is a "first offender," having never before been charged with a crime. "Just as the Supreme Court recently held that the Constitution bars taking away all discretion from judges in sentencing juveniles to life imprisonment for committing murder," said the attorney, Jacqueline Shapiro, "so also is it cruel and extreme to allow unfettered prosecutorial discretion to force a sentencing judge to impose a life sentence on a teenage first offender convicted of lesser charges." Davis's unusually long sentence results from a controversial practice known as "stacking," in which each count of an indictment is counted as a separate crime, thus transforming a first-time defendant into a "habitual criminal" subject to multiple sentences and mandatory sentencing guidelines. "Any law that provides for a mandatory term of imprisonment for a 19-year-old first offender that exceeds a century has got to be unconstitutional," said Michael Zelman, the court-appointed attorney who represented Davis at his trial. Zelman resigned from Davis's case after filing a notice of appeal. If Davis's new lawyer, Shapiro, has her way, the Supreme Court may ultimately decide the issue. The case will be appealed first to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. |
Romance / Re: Campus Blues. . . . by email1(m): 9:03pm On Jul 04, 2012 |
because she get headache make she no BB chat, abi? Loli doli, welicomi o |
Religion / “I Sacrificed A Baby And My Manhood For Money Making Rituals” by email1(m): 11:17pm On Jun 29, 2012 |
Before I joined the church of Satan, I sacrificed a baby, to become a member, I drank blood and so many other things, which I shouldn’t have done. I also sold myself to the devil for fifty years.” This confession summed up the story of a 29 year old Ghanaian businessman who in his quest to be rich joined four occult groups where he committed the worst of abominations. At 21, Steven Kofi (not real name) from West coast in Ghana, began his journey into the occult world by joining the church of satan international before going deeper to join others such as the score and bone cult, region of doom and free mercy debunked all in his bid to make wealth. A once vibrant man with a wife and a child along with a prospering oil business had to abdicate his matrimonial responsibility to his wife for eight years after sacrificing his manhood as a condition for wealth . Faced with the threat of death after being given a 49 day ultimatum to live, the Ghanaian ran after God and recently got a relief in Lagos during the Lord’s Chosen Church programme, “Time to Recover all” where Saturday Sun had an encounter with him. How did he join such groups at an early stage in life? “The story started in my final year at the university of Ghana, I was studying oil and gas engineering, I got my master degree in oil and gas engineering. At the final year, things were so tough for me that I needed to finish my education, but there was no way to get financial help, at the end of the day I consulted my parents but it was fruitless”, he stated. According to him,“usually I chat with somebody on the internet that helps me with money. He is a man and that was before I later got married to a Norwegian lady in 2003. We had a kid before she travelled, but she usually call me on phone once in while, at that time, I called her for financial help but she didn’t have any cash.” He said the person who used to assist him complained that he could not continue sending money to him, and as such, he has to fend for himself.“He told me that he cannot continue sending me, money, money. He said I have to work for myself, and I asked him, how, he said you have to do it on your own”, he stated adding that from that point he decided to locate the church of satan in Ghana where he was told that his initiation would be done in far away Califonia, USA. In deed, travel documents were prepared for him and he travelled to ground Lodge at Early Noise in Califonia where his initiation took place. He said after the initiation process, he demanded to see the devil, and was asked to write a request letter to the devil which he did. His request was granted within two weeks, and he was able to meet face to face with the devil who asked him to make three wishes, adding that his third wish for long life could not be granted because church members only live within the space of thirty years after joining the church of Satan. “The devil demanded that I make three wishes from him, which I consented to, that I want to be famous, wealthy and live long, but the third one he refused to grant disagreeing to the idea, that any one that joins the church of Satan will always live for thirty years, once you join at 20, you live till 50. This I agreed to because I was eager for money”, Kofi stressed. He further disclosed that after joining the church of Satan, Satanic Bible was made available to him, sword of slaughter, initiation glove, Suit and other items. He however explained that he didn’t lose his manhood until he added another feather to his cap in the occult world by joining yet another group. “When I joined the Score and bone society, that’s when I sacrificed my manhood to increase my wealth”, he added. Beside the monetary gains from the cults, he was also sent on an assignment which is to win souls for the kingdom of Satan. Through this, he has won more than 23 souls for Satan, using the advantage of the wealth he was given. “Boys and girls who are eager for money, wealth, I show them the way. I have offices in Port-Harcourt, Warri, Abuja, Ghana, I give them what to do and they begin to make money on their own and also teach them how to join and I send them over”, he added. How did this bring joy to his parents? Kofi said after making money, he decided to open a plaza for his mother in Ghana, but she rejected the offer, claiming that it was a blood money, because of her attachment to Christ and a vision she saw in which she saw the source of his wealth. But father and his siblings accepted him. His trouble however started after he became uncomfortable with his life. At that point, he began to look for powerful pastors that could save his life. When his cults discovered he was going astray, he was penalized and given 49 days to die. “I was given 49 days to live, I have spent 19 days, and it remains 30 days, before deliverance came to me through Pastor Mouka of the Lord’s Chosen”, he stated. Having learnt some bitter lessons, Kofi wants youths not covet what others have while urging parents to restrict what their children watch on television screens. On his manhood that was restored during the deliverance session, Kofi said “I give God all the glory that my manhood was restored back, am happy now that I can make more babies again.” Culled: Sunnewsonline
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Islam for Muslims / Re: Muslim Group To Form Shield Of Protection For Churches On Sunday by email1(m): 9:19pm On Jun 25, 2012 |
Ms_Steph: don't say dis. With all d tins dat dey have done u still want us to give dem dat freedom. Dats d best way for them to take more lives. If dey surround d churches wit gun dats mass killingYour bright ideas are desperately needed to stern this tide, and I didn't see any. Your contributions are needed to proffer solutions. How do we stop these, ma'am? |
Islam for Muslims / Re: Muslim Group To Form Shield Of Protection For Churches On Sunday by email1(m): 7:01pm On Jun 25, 2012 |
As funny as it sounds, sentiments apart, its gonna be the best. Security agents can do just little as churches are spread all over. Its in our hands to protect ourselves. Put them in front, christian- church security behind and see how it plays out. Lets give our muslim brothers the benefit of the doubt. |
Food / Re: Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 12:15am On Jun 18, 2012 |
Its getting quite interesting. Thanks alot. Got it. I've messaged you. Cheers! |
Food / Re: Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 7:39pm On Jun 17, 2012 |
And to think you asked how to get Benin rice. Well, now am asking, how can I get the repackaged and rebranded Ofada rice? Name and address needed? |
Food / Re: Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 4:17pm On Jun 17, 2012 |
funny you. . I tasted it then that's what I mean, although I haven't gone to the market to buy it. Thing is, if the producers brings up the type that I won't stress myself in an attempt to cook it (removing stones, sieve it) then why not? I'll love it. |
Food / Re: Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 9:00pm On Jun 16, 2012 |
Good for you. Expect those days in my friend's house in school, I haven't tasted it. I am proudly Nigeria anyway. |
Food / Re: Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 4:21am On Jun 16, 2012 |
You are most welcome. Have you ever tried the 'Ofada'? |
Food / Re: Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 7:14pm On Jun 15, 2012 |
Sarcastic u mean? Lol! I was only making my point known and not in anyway refering to you or your post. To the question, I really don't know which from which but I do know they are all termed 'local'. Its a fact however that our locals have more of nutritional value than those from Thailand and co. |
Food / Re: Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 3:42pm On Jun 15, 2012 |
We have it in the market only that we love the so called 'Uncle Ben'! |
Food / Nigerians Eat 15-yr-old Foreign Reserved Grains by email1(m): 11:50am On May 27, 2012 |
‘Nigerians eat 15-yr-old foreign reserved grains’ Written by Collins Nnabuife, Abuja Friday, 25 May 2012 The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr Akinwunmi Adesina, has frowned on the rate at which Nigerians consume foreign rice, stressing they are 15-year-old foreign reserved grains. Dr Adesina said this while showing newsmen the locally-made Benue rice, at the secretariat of the ministry, in Abuja. The minister described the foreign grains as “better for livestocks,” stressing that some Nigerians imported those grains for selfish economic interest. He implored Nigerians to patronise the locally-produced rice, which he described as more nutritious than its foreign counterpart. He also described the Benue rice as a long parboiled rice, stressing that the rice would compete favourably in international community. The minister also displayed a locally- fabricated cassava processing machine, which was manufactured in Jos, Plateau State. He said the machine would cost N180,000, adding that the ministry was collaborating with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to make funds available for farmers. Dr Adesina had earlier announced the local purchasing order (LPO) for cassava grits for Nigerian processors. While announcing the LPO, the minister said “the quantity of cassava grits require annually is about 480,000 metric tonnes,” adding that the stakeholders had been assured that 10 per cent was the starting point, since it had been proved that 50 per cent inclusion was possible. Dr Adesina said the emerging opportunity now opened to cassava farmers in the area of substituting 10 per cent of maize with cassava in poultry feed must be utilised. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: UCL Final : Bayern Munich Vs Chelsea (3 - 4) On Pens On 19th May 2012 by email1(m): 10:42pm On May 19, 2012 |
update this thread. Chelsea forever!
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Romance / Re: 29th February: What Date Do They Celebrate Their Birthday? by email1(m): 2:56pm On May 04, 2012 |
Sijo01:I see. [quote author=Sijo01] |
Romance / Re: I Will Get Married When I See This Kind Of Nigerian Girl! by email1(m): 1:28pm On May 04, 2012 |
blabber15: I will marry when i see this kind of naija boy: a nigerian boy that can spell! |
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