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kingxsamz:Simply ask them to excuse you. They have done what is best for you and they are free from any blame arising from it. Preaching the gospel isn't only meant save souls, BUT to damn any excuse you might ever have for rejecting the Offer! "And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness..." Matthew 24:14 |
obonujoker:Bible does not need any validation, more than like doubting you have a brain just because you haven't seen or touched it. Neglect its record at your own, personal, eternal peril. "In the beginning, God..." the rest is analysis. |
Ehiscotch:You didn't bring pyo's advice. You inferred the word from the 'advice'. BTW, the world has gone beyond the synonymous use of words. Certain words are not politically correct and this is one of them in THIS instance. Anyway, it's no big deal. |
Ehiscotch:Abuse of word. There was nothing suggesting this in PYO's advice. |
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supportnija:What do you suggest they do for him? Send him back? You that will never answer your papa calling you when one, idiotic Councillorship aspirant visits your ghetto. |
[quote author=tosine102 post=93387697] You have been |
biggie73:#TrumpAgain |
vixpal: A University in Daura; When many qualified southerners are yearly denied admission just because we don't have ebiugh. Why we no kuku go dey sell speed boat for sahara desert? |
CAMA LAW: FOR THOSE COMPARING THE UK GOVERNMENT WITH NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT -Pastor Dennis Woruka Jnr To those of you who think the Government regulates Churches in the UK and as such, the CAMA Bill in Nigeria should stand. I am a Pastor in the UK. This means I can speak on this issue. As a Church in the UK, you are seen as a charity. The UK government gives grants to the Church. For example, the government can give you £50k (N30 million Naira) at the end of the year based on how much your Church performed that year. Because of this, the Government checks your finances to ensure the grants given to you are merited. This is how the UK Government regulates churches. The CAMA Bill does not make any sense in Nigeria, because the Nigerian Government, to the best of my knowledge, does not give any form of grants to any Church in Nigeria. How do you want to regulate the finances of the Church , to the extent of changing her board, when the Church does not benefit from you, financially. Therefore, stop comparing the UK Government with Nigeria in relation to this CAMA Bill. I am not against the government tracking down fraud or any form of money laundering. Please note: My Church (Fountain of Souls Ministries Int'l UK) has never collected any form of grant from the UK Government and we do not intend to do so.
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izzou:Now that he didn't respect other people's religion, the next thing is that he should be slaughtered to appease the vindictive prophet, his deity or his followers? What exactly are you trying to paint out? |
Nemere2020:And these terrorist generation want the church to follow CAMA when they stupidly operate illegal laws in secular Nigeria. Is it by force that your senior god (Mohummedd) cannot fight for himself? A god or leader that couldn't conquer death is what you want death to help out, it won't happen in Naija. Go and mark it. Appeal or no appeal. Remove the hand of threat and violence from isllam, many of its prisoners will break free instantly! |
stonemasonn:You get am! |
sodiqapril:Don't mind him. He's not like the previous government that saw and completed things... on the screen! Abuja CC TV with billions of Chinese loan Cassava Bread that no one eat except the one Jonathan was holding Kerosene stoves that gut billions that no one (except spirits) ever use More...
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BBC Admits Error, Withdraws Description Of Akinwumi Adesina As ‘Flamboyant’ By Unini Chioma -August 29, 2020 WhatsApp Twitter The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Friday apologised for the description of the newly elected President of the African Development Bank (AfDB) Akinwumi Adesina as ‘flamboyant.’ Mr Adesina was re-elected as the President of the bank on Thursday. Reporting the re-election of the AfDB President, BBC wrote: “Flamboyant Nigerian banker Akinwumi Adesina has been re-elected chairman of the African Development Bank (AfDB) after weathering a political storm over allegations of corruption.” However, the word ‘flamboyant’ raised heavy backlash from Nigerians and other Africans on social media. Many comments accused the media house of bias against the former agriculture minister. The organisation was also accused of fueling the already concluded probe of Mr Adesina. He was earlier quizzed this year over allegations of misconduct but the bank found the allegations to be “frivolous” and he was cleared afterwards. Reactions to the word ‘flamboyant’ used to describe Akinwumi Adesina “Who signed off on this? This is far from BBC standard. 1. What’s the “flamboyant” doing here? 2. “Banker” is hardly the way to describe his professional life. 3. “President” of AfDB, not “Chairman” Or are you people now into parody ni?” Tolu Ogunlesi, a presidential aide, wrote. Another Twitter user posted “Flamboyant”. “That word in an article by BBC to my mind recalls British categorisation of our pre-Independence National Leaders in flowing robes – flamboyant. “Funny part is you’d rarely find a pix of Akinwunmi Adesina in anything other than dark coloured suits.” “Morning @BBCAfrica. Whether you like, call him flamboyant, (agungun la, agungun tete), no skin off our noses. In fact we own it. He is our own @akin_adesina of the AfDB. Yes! He is lively, dapper in a suit, expressive in face, solid brains & he is Nigerian. That’s the way we roll,” said a Twitter user. BBC admits error However, in a tweet on Friday evening, BBC admitted its error and posted the corrected version of the report. This was also reflected in the section dedicated to African reports on its website. “Correction 28 August: We have removed the description of Dr Akinwumi Adesina as “flamboyant” from this post. We recognise this – absolutely unintentionally – may have caused offence, and is irrelevant. We have also corrected Dr Adesina’s title. He is of course president of the African Development Bank, not chairman,” the news organisation wrote. https://thenigerialawyer.com/bbc-admits-error-withdraws-description-of-akinwumi-adesina-as-flamboyant/
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[s] Zyxzzzz:[/s] Hallucination! If you ever want to win politically, enlist wailers against yourself |
[quote author=kheny12 post=93343239]The OP didn't post the Numbers of discharge patients before, It has not changed the fact that you are senseless because even a basic school pupil would have edited it, knowing the implications as the senseless contribution is still there as I type.
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Sanchez01:Nnamdi Azikiwe was from Oshoogun, near Oyo, Oyo state Aguiyi Ironsi (the one who set us backward with unitary Constitution in connivance with Prof Ben Nwabueze) hailed from Oron constituency in Akwa IBOM Chukwuma Kaduna Ezeogwu was from Sokoto caliphate, And the violently and stupidly adopted ("Greater East" candidate with useless change of name, una don forget? ) Jonathan EBELE AZIKIWE Jonathan is from Yola Adamawa. Make una dey there |
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kheny12:Go for eye checkup or you explain your senseless question |
History555:You mean from the exile while the best in your family was /were here drinking palm wine? |
Basit46:I am just back your inclination. At least it must be on a ground. |
Basit46:As the Senator representing your potopoto constituency , right? |
SLAP44:No life was lost, the headline only says TWO PEOPLE confirmed dead. Mschew |
robinso01:Nigerian government this and that, even when the the boy fails his papers, you will still engage the Nigerian government. Parents who wittingly or otherwise raise rebellious children want government to correct and reverse the consequences of their neglects. Yatch party is a no no for a foreign and well brought up guys in such a country. It is sad. |
krushdripper:Very meaningless! https://www.nairaland.com/6078860/boy-dumps-girlfriend-7-years |
SmartProf:So who are those in mushin using ikoyi boy's house there? The rich? |
yomi96:Ọbọ lagido! |
IBB Steps Aside, Shonekan Takes Over August 26, 20151720 0 On this day, August 26, IBB handed over power to Chief Ernest Shonekan whom he had appointed into a transitional government earlier that year. Shonekan became head of state or head of the interim national government, but not commander-in-chief of the armed forces. His regime lasted 82 days: Gen. Sani Abacha ousted him in a coup on November 17. https://eyeway.ng/2015/08/26/ibb-steps-aside-shonekan-takes-over/
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krushdripper:That touched your inmost being, right? pele. |
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