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SonOfWords:
You should be the last person to be playing this kind of useless politics on the internet.

For god's sake Josh, your people in Benue are dying in scores and a lot more are being displaced from their ancestral lands.

Does it not bother you in the slightest?

LabStores:
Organized religions will always attract humans.

Religion is one of the oldest and most sophisticated frameworks ever created for managing the terrifying space between what we know and what we desperately want to know.

It gives death a narrative.
It gives suffering a meaning.
It gives morality a structure.
It gives fear a language.
It gives hope somewhere to live.

And perhaps most importantly, it gives human beings a psychological mechanism for controlling themselves when nobody else is watching.

Because the human animal is not governed entirely by reason. We are driven by desire, fear, greed, lust, anger, status, survival and the need to belong. Civilization discovered very early that laws can control behaviour only when someone is watching.

Religion introduced something more powerful:

A watcher who never sleeps.

Whether that watcher objectively exists is a philosophical and theological question. The psychological effect of believing that the watcher exists is a different question entirely.

Heaven and hell become incentives and deterrents.
Sin becomes internal surveillance.
Repentance becomes psychological correction.
Ritual becomes behavioural conditioning.
Community becomes social reinforcement.
Faith becomes a mechanism for tolerating uncertainty.

And this is where religion becomes fascinating.

You don't necessarily need to prove that humans are stupid to explain religion. You only need to recognize that humans are fragile creatures trapped inside an existence they barely understand.

We fear death while being unable to investigate it from the other side.

We crave justice while living in a universe that appears completely indifferent to whether justice happens.

We want meaning while nature provides no obvious instruction manual.

So we construct one.

Call it religion.
Call it philosophy.
Call it ideology.
Call it spirituality.
Call it science when science is asked questions it cannot yet answer.

The labels change.

The psychological problem remains.

As long as humans remain conscious enough to ask "What happens when I die?" and incapable of obtaining a definitive answer, organized religion will have fertile ground.

Perhaps religion survives not because humans are incapable of thinking.

Perhaps it survives because thinking deeply about existence eventually confronts us with the limits of what we can know.

And humans have never been particularly good at staring into an abyss without giving the abyss a name...

Orinechi:
Is like you graduated with a pass?

Ebenezer2021:
I hate Christian hypocrites.
If you're not a virgin and you come quote me make Dangote trailer pay you a visit before Christmas

autoez:
This guy just joined APC and Enugu is flourishing. Congratulations to Enugu people.

Ebenezer2021:
I would love to see her bare breasts.
Na there I go know if she's truly a virgin

KingAzubuike:
They look fitter, sharper and more tactically oriented than even the creme de la creme of the American elite units like marines , delta force and the ranger regiment.

Antoeni:
Betrayal Shouldn't Be a Thing of Surprise to The People Of SW Region, Its a Follow Come Thing, Its Inbuilt ,

yarimo:
OBI is now looking for media attention by fire by force after he was disgrace in Rome.

NairaOcean:
A video has surfaced showing tourists in what appears to be a twerking and whining practical class. The footage captures the students, mostly white women, moving in perfect sync with the music as a Jamaican female instructor commands the session with energy and precision.

Speculation suggests that these foreigners are paying hundreds—if not thousands—of dollars to learn the iconic dancehall moves. The viral clip has since ignited heated debates online, with reactions ranging from amusement to outrage.

One social media user commented, "That sounds like a fun experience! Definitely a unique way to enjoy the culture!" Others, however, were less impressed. One critic wrote, "White men did a terrible job over their women. Liberal white women cannot and never change."

While some see it as cultural appreciation and a boost for Jamaica’s dance economy, others argue that dancehall culture is being commodified for entertainment. Regardless of the backlash, one thing is certain—Jamaican dance moves continue to captivate the world, and people are willing to pay top dollar to master them.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3wRAeVFsG8 problem no dey finish

sylve11:
The idea that another man has been with a woman is giving me a headache, not to mention the thought of sharing her with someone else.

Chilipepper:
"SHE'S TOO PERFECT FOR ME " says Ugandan pastor, Apostle Jonathan Nalebo as he announces end of marriage with his wife of 7 years.

He wrote 👇👇👇
BREAK UP!!! BREAK UP !!!

After more than seven years together, Enid and I have come to a place where we’ve mutually agreed to part ways—for the sake of peace, healing, and the well-being of both of us.

Enid Mirembe is an incredible woman. In many ways, she was too perfect for me to keep up with, and I mishandled the treasure she was. I failed to fully honor the values she carried so gracefully in every area of life.

As a servant of God, I know I am called to lead by example—but I have fallen short. I was warned that the enemy often comes for the most precious things—and family is one of them. I now see how easily the enemy can sow division when we are not vigilant in prayer, humility, and love.

Our children are safe and deeply loved. They will be in the custody of their mother, and I trust she will continue to raise them with the wisdom and strength she’s always shown.

I wish Enid Mirembe nothing but the best. She deserves a love that honors her completely. I pray she finds someone who sees her heart and cherishes her in ways I failed to.

As for me, I return to the feet of Jesus. To seek Him more deeply, to serve Him more faithfully, and to become the man He originally called me to be. And if love ever comes again, I hope it finds me healed, whole, and more anchored in Christ.

Until then, stay blessed.

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18

Slytiger:
https://www.channelstv.com/2025/04/07/lightning-kills-eight-cows-in-ondo-community/

floss:
Truly this man is the biggest asslicker I’ve seen…

Hmmm