Only a mentally derailed human will doubt the existance of the creator of universe we call home.

LagosBoi2:
When i am awake i think of a better Nigeria

When i am asleep i dream of Buhari

When i pray for this country i see Osinbajo

P - Please

V - Vote

C - Change

When reality strikes u will see Jonathan.

Do not allow fear to overhelm you. Water the storm against all odds by following your heart.

Thanks my brother for taking time to share your story.

In a nut shell, you made a wrong judgemental error, thinking that Buhari of 1970 is the same Buhari of 2015. Age has taken its toll. He might be a kind hearted man but the truth is HE IS TOO OLD TO RULE NAIJA.

To complete your thesis, pleaze ask VP Ekewuene and we will share his experience too before you make a reasonable conclusion.

Every coin has two sides!

Thanks for taking time to share your experience with us.
I learnt a lot...

Maczeelly:
My money on GMB



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ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bro, Is this NOT the type of CHANGE we need in Naija?
The CHANGE is here. See the Pix attached

Your husband needs a holy touch and your story will change positively!

Seek for greater power from above. This situation maybe to test your faith.

Nigerian Embassy in South Africa should be on that list.
Poor Service Delivery.

My answer to all your question is short and simple.

You need to stand in the shoulder of the giant and you will see the future.

From experience, the best advice i can give you is to SEEK DIVINE INTERVENTION.

From Happily Married Man

This is the type of POSITIVE CHANGE we need as Nigerians.

I wish i would be this drunk with Holy Spirit.

Artificial weapons of war:

1. Boko de Haram

2. Fuel Scarcity

3. Propaganda

This is the type of positive CHANGE we need in 9ja.

Kudos to whoever that makes it possible.

Ignorance in the highest degree.
The disappointment could have being an opportunity for her to meet a REAL MAN and not a boy , who thinks that grass on the other side is greener.

May her soul rest in peace.

This is it!

Truth will surely prevail.
The opinion of the majority does not represent the truth.

Truth will surely prevail.
The opinion of the majority does not represent the truth.

Bro bribery is associated with secrecy. How many real bribery have you caught on tape?

The best you can do at this point is to ask for God's forgiveness publicly.
And you will be alone with the time comes.

Learn from the sudden suffering and demise of BH.

Smooyis: Hallelujah. Prophet T B Joshua is vindicated after all. He said in his Sunday message of September 14th immediately after the church's guest house collapse that God will get back at the perpetrators of the dastardly act. This is a confirmation that the prophet knew what he was saying when he said the collapse was related to the plane that hovered over the building many times before its eventual collapse. Evil doers will never go unpunished.
Touch not my annointed. He who has ears, ............

Our God is also a consuming fire!

fijiano202: mtschew....i was expecting something reasonable

reasonable?

We are all tempted equally!

I was shocked and dismayed that a reasonable person will doubt the anointing of God in Pastor Chris's life.

God please give us discerning spirit.

As article after article is published about Nigerian Pastor T.B. Joshua in the wake of his tragic church building collapse, the bigotry and bias unashamedly displayed by the South African media have finally compelled me to react.
I must confess I don’t often attempt to order my eclectic myriad of ruminations into words, especially on such a sensitive, sorrowful issue. As a patriotic South African, I am still trying to come to terms with the tragic incident that veiled our country in a cloak of sadness this week. My heart bleeds for those who lost loved ones in the church collapse in Lagos, Nigeria that sent 84 salvation-seeking South Africans to an early grave. May their souls rest in perfect, permanent peace.
At this juncture, I don’t want to attempt to proffer reasons as to the cause of this tragic incident; let’s leave professional investigators to their job. My concern is the prejudiced media reports circulating within the public sphere, myopic headlines such as ‘TB Joshua: Profile of an accomplished performer’ incensing a barrage of vitriolic comments online.
Let me elaborate at this point that I have undertaken a ‘spiritual pilgrimage’ to The SCOAN on one occasion back in June 2013, a decision I certainly don’t regret despite my initial cynicism. The visit, albeit unusual, was spiritually enriching and I can attest to the constructive changes my life has seen since.
Before going further, please drop the stereotypical connotation that I am one of those ‘T.B. Joshua fanatics’ who offer ill-conceived rebuttals toward the slightest hint of criticism against ‘my pastor’. I am not here to ascribe undue praise to any man or adopt the ‘sheepish mentality’ that has sadly led many would-be Christians today into elevating their pastors to an unhealthy ‘godlike’ status. However, putting my personal convictions aside, the reports being circulated by our media do not accurately reflect the ministry of Pastor T.B. Joshua.
Let me cite just a couple of examples. Painting the picture of a ‘flamboyant millionaire’ who is ‘milking the masses’, multiple reports highlight Joshua’s alleged wealth, citing a Forbes article which stated he is the third richest pastor in Nigeria. How many media houses, however, reported his immediate denunciation of this report, requesting his name to be removed from the rich list? “There is not enough to keep for tomorrow. As it comes, we give it for the needy,” he said in response.
On that note, have any media house highlighted Joshua’s extensive humanitarian endeavours? The same Forbes article being quoted calls Joshua Nigeria’s most philanthropic pastor, claiming he has given “over $20 million to causes in education, healthcare and rehabilitation programs” – a fact our journalists ‘conveniently’ left out in their write-ups. Indeed, I have never once heard T.B. Joshua campaigning for money or scrolling bank details across Emmanuel TV in the name of ‘fund-raising’, a nauseating practice that distanced me from most of his evangelical counterparts.
Another popular article which was widely read stating this incident was the fourth building to have collapsed at SCOAN is nothing but malicious misrepresentation. A look at Joshua’s intriguing documentary, ‘This Is My Story’ reveals the said ‘buildings’ were barely formed structures that were destroyed by the elements over 15 years ago when his ministry was at a very primitive stage. The mention of such on The SCOAN website serves as an encouragement for people to never give up despite the ‘storms of life’. Comparisons with the tragic incident last Friday are cruelly misplaced, probably to create an impression of insecurity or lack of safety.
The media are repeatedly referring to an incident that happened over a decade ago when Springbok rugby player Wim Basson sadly perished even after visiting SCOAN. Yes, that’s true but what about those who have received healing through T.B. Joshua’s prayers? Why is it that such positive aspects of Joshua’s ministry have been surreptitiously excluded in the majority of news?
After all, what drives the faithful droves to take the long journey to SCOAN week-in week-out, ignoring the threats of ‘Boko Haram’ and Ebola, if not for their firmly held convictions? Are the media insinuating that these thousands of South African pilgrims are mentally incapacitated or under some cryptic delusion? Also, how many of those making judgemental statements behind the comfort of their computer screens have met the man, heard him speak or partaken in one of his services? I have.
Yes, T.B. Joshua is controversial, unconventional and unpredictable but that is no reason for the media to add needless sensationalism to a story that is already tragic enough. This is not a time to debate Joshua’s authenticity but to mourn with our brothers and sisters whose lives were lost.
By Marelise Van der Merwe, Johannesburg, South Africa
https://za.news.yahoo.com/south-african-media-telling-truth-t-b-joshua-042214273.html

JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- Authorities in South Africa say they have seized $9.3 million in cash from two Nigerians and an Israeli who arrived at Lanseria, an airport in the Johannesburg area.
Solomon Makgale, a South African police spokesman, said Monday that the Hawks, a national investigative unit of the police, was handling the case.
The South African Revenue Service, the national tax-collecting authority, says customs officials seized the money on Sept. 5 because it was over the legal limit for bringing cash into the country. Travelers arriving in South Africa with more than $2,300 are subject to stringent checks.
The City Press newspaper says the cash was in unused $100 bills and was packed in three suitcases aboard a private jet that had come from Abuja, the Nigerian capital.

https://za.news.yahoo.com/south-africa-seizes-9-3-145730695.html

There are many hypotheses that explain the link between the aircraft and the collapse.

Its possible the aircraft might have activated an explosive planted in the building prior to the incident. The aircraft might be searching the signal from the explosive device while hovering.

Carry go!
They will try to derail the promise of God in Nigeria but will SURELY fail.

Dr Chris Ngige is the only tested and trusted candidate to lead Anambra state.
This is the only period i regret living abroad.

[quote author=nbright]. The correct question would have been: Are you really a Christian?
A prophet is never respected in home town.

To whom God sent, He directs
To who He directs, He reveals the secret of things to come.

Time and space have proved the anointing of God in tb joshua's life beyond any reasonable doubt.

Many people like you have been healed by servant of God Prophet T.B Joshua.
You got nothing to lose but everything to gain.

Pure foolishness of human intelligence.

Lol. Remain blessed. Out of the abundance of heart man speaks.

MacDaddy01:


You are a real sheep that can bring st.upidity to the scene anytime, anywhere!