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F**k NIGERIA MILITARY |
Nice move |
holysina:Have you been to Agulu or Alor not to mention Obosi, Ogidi, & Oraifite |
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This is SPANISH INVASION of EPL. All THREE goals from Spanish InterNationals. Credit to Chelsea |
Abagworo:I called my friend from OGUTA, and he confirmed your story as fact |
PassingShot:How can first quarter be April, May, June... Can you explain what you mean. How can Jona be in charge for two of the three months... So quarter is no longer 4. BTW I never knew you APC fanatics, would one day acknowledge that, PEJ ever performed. |
However, when compared with 1st quarter of the year when 332,403 new jobs were created, an alarming 74.8 percent decrease in jobs was recorded. APC! CHANGE |
Omaba Race |
MY CV IS READY |
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I saw this on facebook.. . I think its a nice READ Pastor Adeboye: “The Richest Man in the world" By Femi Aribisala “I have houses in at least 188 countries in the world, so I am richer than Bill Gates.” (Adeboye). Recently, a friend took me to the jewel-in-the-crown of the Redeemed Christian Church of God; a glitzy parish called “City of David” in Victoria Island, Lagos. Displayed resplendently on a wall in the church-office is a design of their current building project; a 14 storey architectural extravaganza titled “Trinity Towers.” Is Redeemed still a church or is it now essentially a business concern? The Trinity Towers project shows the lines are now totally blurred. Jesus warns: “No one can serve two masters. You cannot serve both God and Money.” (Matthew 6:24). Nevertheless, this Tower of Babylon being built with church funds is designed both for the worship of God and for the worship of money. The project is an appeal to crass commercialism; a blatant celebration of wealth. In this poverty-stricken Nigeria, the foundation of the building alone is expected to cost over 2 billion naira. Side-by-side with a 5,000 seat auditorium for church services are high-brow restaurants, cafeterias, indoor swimming pools, cinema halls, gymnasiums, retail shops, games arcades, lawn tennis courts, relaxation spots, and a helipad as the crowning glory. Of what relevance is all this “supermarket” in a church? Anointing for carnality A church-member, overwhelmed by the grandeur of it all, buttonholed me in the hallway. I did not know him from Adam, nevertheless, he held me hostage as he waxed lyrical about how the Redeemed Church was, to use his words: “taking over.” “We have already got the vice-presidency,” he said. (The vice-president of Nigeria is now a Redeemed pastor). “Next we will get the presidency,” he continued; “and then we will get DSTV;” (a South African satellite television network). The anointing for this pride of life flows right from the top. The General Overseer of the Redeemed Church is Pastor Adeboye. A few years ago, he decided he needed a billion naira without which his “work of God” could not be done. So he confounded the Christian faith by establishing a “millionaire’s club.” To be a member, you had to hand over a million naira to him in Jesus’ name. Thereafter, he upped the ante by calling for a “billionaire’s club.” He announced that he would be building an auditorium that can only be described as “fantabulous.” It would be a ginormous three kilometers in length and three kilometers in breadth. This project is clearly more designed to get Adeboye into the Guinness Book of World Records than it is to get the members of Redeemed into the kingdom of God. Declared Adeboye on that occasion: “We need 1 billion naira from ten people. If you are one of them, please see my personal Secretary after we finish today.” Who are those likely to have this kind of money to give in the Nigeria of today except those who have cornered public funds? Thereafter, an announcer sought to know the members of the church who were “willing to join hands with our Father in the Lord to build a new auditorium to God’s glory.” Vanity upon vanity The proposed auditorium is not to the glory of God. The proposed auditorium is to the glory of Adeboye. Adeboye’s project is reminiscent of Saul’s, who built a monument to himself. (1 Samuel 15:12). Nowhere in the entire New Testament was money ever collected for putting up a building. Money was only collected for the poor. The temple of God is no longer a physical building. The temple of God is now Jesus Christ. Pastor Adeboye is getting increasingly carried away by vanity. I have a tape of a question-and-answer session he had with his church-workers a number of years ago in which he boasted that the time would soon come when, before anybody could aspire to be president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, he would first have to talk to Redeemed Church. Nothing in the scriptures can be construed as suggesting this as one of the stated objectives of Jesus Christ. A Redeemed church-member told me of another meeting he attended captioned: “A Day Out with the G.O.” It was a dinner for financial sponsors of one of the annual “Holy Ghost Festivals.” Pastor Adeboye boasted tongue-in-cheek on that occasion that the time would soon come when the Queen of England would plead to join Redeemed in order to work as an usherette. The audience reportedly responded with wild applause and shouts of “Amen.” Richer than Bill Gates At the just-concluded 63rd Annual Convention of the Redeemed Church, Adeboye declared that he is now richer than Bill Gates; widely acknowledged as the richest man in the world. He said: “I have houses in at least 188 countries in the world, where we have our churches, so I am richer than Bill Gates. Each time I visit these countries, my children would be struggling and saying daddy, come and stay with me.” These “houses” don’t belong to Adeboye; they belong to Redeemed church. Knowingly or unknowingly, Adeboye distorts the gospel. Jesus says: “All who have given up home or brothers and sisters or father and mother or children or land for me will be given a hundred times as much. They will also have eternal life.” (Matthew 19:29). However, Jesus words are spirit. (John 6:63). Therefore, his “houses” are entirely spiritual, while Adeboye’s are physical. Jesus does not make his disciples richer than Bill Gates. Instead, he says: “God will bless you people who are poor. His kingdom belongs to you! But you rich people are in for trouble. You have already had an easy life!” (Luke 6:20/24). Adeboye continued: “If I announce here that tomorrow morning, I need a car to travel to the new auditorium, how many cars do you think would be made available to me by you my children? Those of you that do not have a car of your own, very soon, God will give you your own cars. So, I am appealing to you to become an incurable soul winner before you leave this convention ground and your cup will overflow.” Anathema to Christ This is nothing but the enticing word of man’s wisdom. Believers don’t preach the gospel in order to receive cars. We do because God commands that we do so. Jesus had neither chariots nor horses. He had no lands and houses. Indeed, he warned a prospective disciple who wanted to follow him they would not be staying at the “Sheraton Hotel:” “The foxes have holes, and the birds of the sky have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head.” (Matthew 8:20). Jesus does not speak like Adeboye. He says: “A disciple is not above his teacher, nor a servant above his master. It is enough for a disciple that he be like his teacher, and a servant like his master.” (Matthew 10:24-25). Jesus’ example is anathema to Adeboye’s declaration that he is now the richest man in the world. This is the word of Jesus the Adeboyes of this age choose to ignore: “It’s terribly hard for rich people to get into the kingdom of heaven! In fact, it’s easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to get into God’s kingdom.” (Matthew 19:23-24). |
To any man eager to know what Ojukwu is I would recommend Prof. ACHEBE'S unbiased documentary "THERE WAS A COUNTRY" RIP ACHEBE RIP DIM ODUMEGWU I love the country of the rising sun, but lets #goonwithonenigeria |
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The assertion might be correct cos my SOCIOLINGUISTICS and HISTORY OF LANGUAGE Lecturers both opined that IGBO LANGUAGE and YORUBA LANGUAGE originated from the same FAMILY of LANGUAGE, just like many language in the CREEKS of NIGER-DELTA |
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LEO's always the best in administrative position Willie is Working Hbd my Governor I rep #Oraifite+EkwusigoLGA |
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America Championed Same S*x Marriage........ Now Germany wants their own voice to be heard.... Tomorrow it will be Britain with.... God knows what |
Nice move |
Change is feeding on taxpayers money while they perish |
ChiKAIMA....
ChiKAMARA... |
Its Thanksgiving for my family, Read my cousin's account of the incidence, A BLOODY SUNDAY I can't stop crying, my eyes soaked with tears as a long vehicle carrying a tanker of fuel speed pass me. It was on a Sunday afternoon 31st of may 2015 around 3.00pm. The sun was smiling at me, the weather was great, I was standing right there in front of TRACAS park Onitsha paying for the transport fair as the tanker speed pass me on a very close range with a mind blowing horn. My heart skipped in shock. His brake failed him, i thought in my mind and i was right. Not so far from where i was standing(around peace park) the tanker fall down and crushed people along with him. "Oh my God it was not long i passed through that place" i cried out. I was still shouting when i heard a loud noise... The worst have happened, the tanker just bursted into flames and many buses in the park have joined the flame. People shout and screaming in pain as the fire burn through them without mercy. Right before my very eyes a bus was carrying man whose skin have turned white by the flame... Shouts of cry, shouts of flame shouts of pain... It was still like a James BonD movie to me and i was wishing it to be a dream or even a movie but it wasn't. Can't thank God enough. Who am i that he cares for me. An imperfect being like ME, but he still takes his time to care for me. GIFTED ZENITH... THANK YOU JESUS |
Homebaked:He is My favourite too. Its BRO. Gbile @title that he prefers. His Book titled 'what God Looks for in a vessel that he will use' is a Boom. Ven. E. C Ezemezu(my former parish print, in the Anglican diocese of Nnewi ), get my nod, though he is not a celebrity/Tv preacher |
[/color][color=#000099]Cant stop loving my denomination... Proudly Anglican [i]Cant stop loving my denomination... Proudly Anglican [/i]Cant stop loving my denomination... Proudly Anglican |
Borrussia:. Do you know the meaning of the word 'satire'? |
The Yorubas know Kola, Hausas eat Kola, but (we) Igbos CELEBRATES Kola... It is like an Elephant to us, and you must recognise its presence, praise it, send wishes through it, break it and it must be eaten one bite at a time. |