Romance › Re: What Women Want by fuckerholic(m): 1:33am On Jan 24, 2015 |
2SWT: too much 
Is like you've never dated a woman
do these for a real woman and watch your relationship turn into a lovely one And I will be missing the other pretty ladies out there just for one lady that holds me ransome ? |
Romance › Re: What Women Want by fuckerholic(m): 1:27am On Jan 24, 2015 |
Rapmoney: Op, when men open up and say the truth, u don't like it. You people prefer lies often times. Not often times but the whole times |
Romance › Re: 10 Things Most Guys Do When Expecting Their Girlfriends by fuckerholic(m): 12:49am On Jan 24, 2015 |
mirexxx: we av catch dem boyz o  Oohh mirexxx |
Christianity Etc › Re: How Were People Solving Their Spiritual Issues When There Was No Christianity by fuckerholic(m): 12:27am On Jan 24, 2015 |
macof: In truth Christians are just as fetish as traditionalists...we all believe in sacred objects Or you no go school? Don't u understand the meaning of Fetish? I've told you to stop listening to that useless pastor of yours, he only cares for ur tithe and offering so his family can eat
Lmao I thought Christians are messengers of peace? Why the swearing nd curses? Anyway Eledumare is bigger than ur Jesus and by Eledumare I am blessed, no dead Jesus can shake me Let's see nah |
Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Disagrees With Father Mbaka by fuckerholic(m): 12:02am On Jan 24, 2015 |
DesChyko: That is the summary of it all. A priest involved in Nigerian politics, as shady as it is is an insult to the Catholic family.
He never learns. This isn't the first time he has been cautioned.
And the other day, someone was comparing him with Martin Luther to defend his actions, as if the Catholic Church and Lutheran Church go by identical religious practices. Is marthin luther a lutheran ? |
Christianity Etc › Re: "What Is The Origin Of The Catholic Church?" by fuckerholic(m): 11:40pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
Rich4god: All I see is shear jealousy and insecurity... About what ? Just shut up and learn joor |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Pulled Out Of CAN — Catholic Bishops (Published 2012) by fuckerholic(m): 11:29pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
Realdeals: The Catholics, one of the association’s most influential blocs, said it was temporarily exiting “over some recent attitudes, utterances and actions of the national leadership of CAN which in our opinion negate the concept of the foundation of the association and the desire of Our Lord Jesus Christ”html Na lie..I strongly belive your seccession has something to do with not valuing mary the way you people did. Now you said its about the desire oy jesus when in actual sense you worship mary more than Jesus and God himself |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Pulled Out Of CAN — Catholic Bishops (Published 2012) by fuckerholic(m): 11:23pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
[quote author=Realdeals post=26395439]said it was temporarily exiting “over some recent attitudes, utterances and actions of the national leadership of CAN which in our opinion negate the concept of the foundation of the association and the desire of Our Lord Jesus Christ”. -3.16.05-PM.png[/img]
Na lie..I strongly belive your seccession has something to do with not valuing mary the way you people did. Now you said its about the desire oy jesus when in actual sense you worship mary more than Jesus and God himself |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Pulled Out Of CAN — Catholic Bishops (Published 2012) by fuckerholic(m): 11:17pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
Pk001: Old Story. Who cares? The Xtian faith remains stronger with or without the Catholic bishops. Thank you very much and may God bless you |
Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Pulls Out Of CAN! by fuckerholic(m): 11:09pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
nagoma: I have always had the confidence that the true chistians will raise their hands and voices in the end. The present CAN is the religious wing of the PDP as indicated by the catholic church. The Anglicans should not delay. They can't live with untruth. Anglicans are not born to rule,creedal,doctrinal and bigots like roman catholics..so don't campaign for seconders rather go alone..we aint missing you people. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Pulls Out Of CAN! by fuckerholic(m): 11:04pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
IYANGBALI: don't mind them,I don't know why some people here always like to bring sentiment into their arguements,the catholic church as far as this issue is concerned has taken the right decision,take it or leave CAN under Orisa je efo has been politicised and that is very very baaaaaaad. Yes but catholic and their born to rule mentality tire me..they are the same with moslems |
Christianity Etc › Re: How Were People Solving Their Spiritual Issues When There Was No Christianity by fuckerholic(m): 11:01pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
GooseBaba: Guy your moniker na wa oo...
Who fuvk you..!? 
Jesus or Yahweh...!?  Just mind your fetish practice of low mentality men |
Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Pulls Out Of CAN! by fuckerholic(m): 10:59pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
devour129: I AM A CATHOLIC YES I AM,AM PROUD TO BE A CATHOLIC.............................dancing azonto waiting for Anglicans to come tru(was born an Anglican but married into catholic)tired of all these get rich quick pple You are lying..you don't have any anglican tendency in you.so just shut up |
Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Pulls Out Of CAN! by fuckerholic(m): 10:53pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
italo: @ Pictures.
The Catholic Church doesn't like the way CAN is being run and has suspended their activities with CAN. They are not being confrontational, they simply don't want to be a part of it at the national level for now.
What is your problem with that?
If you think CAN is okay the way it is, then why don't you ignore their decision and carry on with the other thousands of "churches" that are part of it? The fact is that catholic church always want s to be at the helm of affairs in any christian issue and now that they are not holding sway they are not happy..I tell you if catholic church are the leaders of can today nomatter what they will never pull out..just like the way peter obi of anambra state was so biased against other denominations to the extent of leaving every govt offices and ministries to their control did they ever complain or even call him to order..nonsense..let them go nobody is even complaining. |
Christianity Etc › Re: How Were People Solving Their Spiritual Issues When There Was No Christianity by fuckerholic(m): 10:43pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
PAGAN9JA: Your jesus is powerless. He can only 'claim' to forgive.
Any crime that happens he just watches n forgives. He is too powerless to punish it. I see how your own is punishing with blood bath.next may be your turn |
Politics › Re: High-handedness, Politicisation Forced Catholic Church To Leave CAN by fuckerholic(m): 10:39pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
callydon: Onyebuchi Ezigbo in Abuja
 There are indications that the disagreements between the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and one of its major stakeholders, the Catholic Church may be deeper than what the public has been made to believe. THISDAY gathered Wednseday that besides the reason so far adduced for its temporary suspension of its membership with CAN, the Catholic Church has an axe to grind with the national leadership of the organisation for its inability to carry other stakeholders along in its decision-making process. In addition, the authorities of the Catholic Church were said to have expressed concern over some recent utterances and actions of the national leadership of CAN under Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, which it said negated the concept and spirit of behind the establishment of the organisation. According to the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN), one of the key visions of CAN was to promote the desire of Our Lord, Jesus Christ “that they all may be one”. THISDAY gathered from a CAN source that one of the reasons adduced for withdrawing from CAN stemmed from the fact that the organisation was gradually being dragged into partisan politics, thereby compromising its ability to play its role as the conscience of the nation and voice of voiceless. Apart from politics, the Catholic Church said the Christian body had come under heavy criticism for neglecting ecumenism, which is regarded as the theological foundations of Christian unity. For instance, the Catholic group alleged that the Directorate of Ecumenism and Inter-faith, as one of the missions used by CAN for the promotion of peace and unity in the nation, was not given attention. “To cap it all, the CAN leadership was accused of not showing enough respect for the various blocs and no longer acts on consensus opinion on major issues. “CAN is not an army put in place to defend Christians against Muslims. Rather it is an association whose main objective is to promote unity among Christians and peaceful coexistence with people of other faiths. “It is unfortunate that the present terrorism in Nigeria has become a major distraction to CAN which cannot just sit down to watch the destruction of Christians and churches,” he said. Following the outbreak of terrorist insurgency which had churches as one of its key targets, the leadership of CAN found itself trying to respond to the serious security challenges facing most Christian faithful living in the northern parts of the country. Although many among the Christian faithful believe that Oritsejafor has been very proactive in trying to protect the interests of Christians by speaking out most times against attacks on innocent worshippers by the Muslim sect, the Catholic Church felt he did not consult widely before taking positions. It was learnt that though the Catholic Church may have suspended participation in CAN activities at the national level, it is making efforts to ensure things do not get out of hand. According to a source at the CSN in Abuja, Catholic Bishops are intervening in the matter and both sides are already taking measures to resolve the conflict. The source said Oritsejafor has sought for dialogue with the Catholic Church leadership in order to iron out areas of disagreements between them and his leadership. According to the source, the Catholic Church has accepted to fix a date for a meeting with the CAN leadership after the matter must have been tabled before the its Bishops conference.
www.thisdaylive.com/articles/high-handedness-politicisation-forced-catholic-church-to-leave-can/137428/ Nonsense,catholic church always wants to be considered first in anything christianity and anywhere. They are even at the detriment of other denominations..but they were so comfortable when former governor peter obi of anambra state was backing them up with state fund to the detriment of other sects..were they complaining then ?to me this is rubish.. |
Politics › Re: High-handedness, Politicisation Forced Catholic Church To Leave CAN by fuckerholic(m): 10:39pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
callydon: Onyebuchi Ezigbo in Abuja
 There are indications that the disagreements between the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and one of its major stakeholders, the Catholic Church may be deeper than what the public has been made to believe. THISDAY gathered Wednseday that besides the reason so far adduced for its temporary suspension of its membership with CAN, the Catholic Church has an axe to grind with the national leadership of the organisation for its inability to carry other stakeholders along in its decision-making process. In addition, the authorities of the Catholic Church were said to have expressed concern over some recent utterances and actions of the national leadership of CAN under Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, which it said negated the concept and spirit of behind the establishment of the organisation. According to the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN), one of the key visions of CAN was to promote the desire of Our Lord, Jesus Christ “that they all may be one”. THISDAY gathered from a CAN source that one of the reasons adduced for withdrawing from CAN stemmed from the fact that the organisation was gradually being dragged into partisan politics, thereby compromising its ability to play its role as the conscience of the nation and voice of voiceless. Apart from politics, the Catholic Church said the Christian body had come under heavy criticism for neglecting ecumenism, which is regarded as the theological foundations of Christian unity. For instance, the Catholic group alleged that the Directorate of Ecumenism and Inter-faith, as one of the missions used by CAN for the promotion of peace and unity in the nation, was not given attention. “To cap it all, the CAN leadership was accused of not showing enough respect for the various blocs and no longer acts on consensus opinion on major issues. “CAN is not an army put in place to defend Christians against Muslims. Rather it is an association whose main objective is to promote unity among Christians and peaceful coexistence with people of other faiths. “It is unfortunate that the present terrorism in Nigeria has become a major distraction to CAN which cannot just sit down to watch the destruction of Christians and churches,” he said. Following the outbreak of terrorist insurgency which had churches as one of its key targets, the leadership of CAN found itself trying to respond to the serious security challenges facing most Christian faithful living in the northern parts of the country. Although many among the Christian faithful believe that Oritsejafor has been very proactive in trying to protect the interests of Christians by speaking out most times against attacks on innocent worshippers by the Muslim sect, the Catholic Church felt he did not consult widely before taking positions. It was learnt that though the Catholic Church may have suspended participation in CAN activities at the national level, it is making efforts to ensure things do not get out of hand. According to a source at the CSN in Abuja, Catholic Bishops are intervening in the matter and both sides are already taking measures to resolve the conflict. The source said Oritsejafor has sought for dialogue with the Catholic Church leadership in order to iron out areas of disagreements between them and his leadership. According to the source, the Catholic Church has accepted to fix a date for a meeting with the CAN leadership after the matter must have been tabled before the its Bishops conference.
www.thisdaylive.com/articles/high-handedness-politicisation-forced-catholic-church-to-leave-can/137428/ Nonsense,catholic church always wants to be considered first in anything christianity and anywhere. They are even at the detriment of other denominations..but they were so comfortable when former governor peter obi of anambra state was backing them up with state fund to the detriment of other sects..were they complaining then ?to me that's rubish.. |
Christianity Etc › Re: How Were People Solving Their Spiritual Issues When There Was No Christianity by fuckerholic(m): 9:29pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
macof: Pagans invented all Alphabets and languages, the Latin alphabet you use today was first used by pagans So you should be grateful to the Gods that you can write and speak..not some illiterate dead jew called Jesus
Bleep you and ur accusations... Muslims are jst as moronic as Christians but at least they don't engage in hypocrisy as often as dead jew worshipers
There's no such thing as "traditional dark age" the only known dark age is attributed to christianity...why don't u pick up a book nd read? Fetish people..may that jesus name you are ridiluling mess with your career and life..amen |
Politics › Re: Sambo Wants Elections Postponed For 6 Months, INEC Says Elections Will Hold by fuckerholic(m): 9:20pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
basty: I see Jonathan loosing the election. This kind trash cannot happen in Norway. I am enjoying my life in the cold in Oslo. Ìsé ló somonù bí òkò.
I have modified this thread and talk tough that, If mujahedeen and mujahedeenat Asari Dokubo common criminal elevated to the extent of sharing and fronting for GEJ to plunder Nigerian oil resources. We shall turn Niger Delta to rubbles blow off the oil rigs. Because you are not a niger deltan..and the oil is the only reason for your support of nigerian union.. idiot ! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Ever Had A Paranormal Experience? by fuckerholic(m): 9:24am On Jan 23, 2015 |
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Romance › Re: Top Ten Strangest Thing Women Do by fuckerholic(m): 9:17am On Jan 23, 2015 |
100Cents: The bolded is very childish..
I never knew it existed till I experienced it..
She will just be blankly looking at your face with a mild frown as if you are a sorcerer to know what she wants.. I tell you..Lol |
Romance › Re: Top Ten Strangest Thing Women Do by fuckerholic(m): 9:17am On Jan 23, 2015 |
mirexxx: 1. Using men as emotional crutch
2. Becoming irrationally jealous
3. Expecting an answer to rhetorical questions
4. Wanting conflicting things
5. Fighting about dead issue
6. Having no honor among themselves (fighting over a man)
7. Chasing after a married man
8. Expecting their minds to be read
9. Befriending gay men
10. Reading too deeply to what men say ( like oh...so now i'm not pretty enough for you)
u can add urz Very Thoughtful and true |
Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Ever Had A Paranormal Experience? by fuckerholic(m): 8:40am On Jan 23, 2015 |
Lisaflex: A paranormal experience refers to an event that has defied scientific explanation or a supernatural event. A lot of people may have had the chance to see things that others can't or couldn't see and have either kept it to themselves because they do not think that anyone would believe them or may have told someone/people who just scoffed at them and called them crazy.If you fall within this category,i want you to know that you are not alone and there are people who believe in the paranormal and are eager to listen to your story/stories. Here's my story... Wen i was either 3 or 4yrs old, I started seeing millipedes that others couldn't see and it was so scary because they weren't just lying around but were always advancing towards me and trying to get on my body.I would cry and/or scream each time i saw them and would jump on the sofa or on any adult close by.It became so bad that i couldn't even sit down to eat,couldn't sleep or play anymore ,i preferred to be carried around by the adults and once a move was made to drop me on the floor,i would scream and cry lyk all hell had been let loose. At some point,I became so ill and lost a lot of weight .That was when my parents took me serious n decided to take me to the church.At the church, i would stop seeing the millipedes but the moment i get back home,i start seeing them again. As a result,i frequented and slept at the church for quite some time.Later on,our house help confessed to being a witch and being responsible for my torments after which she was sent away.After she left,i stopped seeing the millipedes and everything returned to normal. So,what's your own story? Am a paranormal scientist, do you care to learn the practice ? |
Food › Re: Learn How To Prepare Afang Soup Here by fuckerholic(m): 8:33am On Jan 23, 2015 |
Am akwaibom. Anyone interested in any of their food should contact me..especially the ladies should visit me for it. |
Romance › Re: He's Disappointed In Me! by fuckerholic(m): 8:19am On Jan 23, 2015 |
Agybabe: He is looking for an excuse or opportunity to dump you. Simple!
My counsel...reconcile with him and when you guys are good, beat him to it (his plans).
Na sharp expo I give you o. Thank me lerra sweetie! Badt girl |
Romance › Re: 17 Romantic Things To Say To A Woman (girlfriends&wives) by fuckerholic(m): 8:07am On Jan 23, 2015 |
mirexxx: ur so sweet thanks dear  What a coincidence,you replied exactly when I was thinking about you while still typing..oohh mirexxx ! |
Food › Re: Learn How To Prepare Afang Soup Here by fuckerholic(m): 8:05am On Jan 23, 2015 |
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Romance › Re: 17 Romantic Things To Say To A Woman (girlfriends&wives) by fuckerholic(m): 7:47am On Jan 23, 2015 |
mirexxx:
me too You are a damsel,so angelic,so lovely,so meek,so mild,so innocent,so amiable,so gentle,so cool,so soft,infact my heart melt wen I saw your dp.. |
Romance › Re: 17 Romantic Things To Say To A Woman (girlfriends&wives) by fuckerholic(m): 7:39am On Jan 23, 2015 |
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Romance › Re: 17 Romantic Things To Say To A Woman (girlfriends&wives) by fuckerholic(m): 7:34am On Jan 23, 2015 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: How Were People Solving Their Spiritual Issues When There Was No Christianity by fuckerholic(m): 7:01am On Jan 23, 2015 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: How Were People Solving Their Spiritual Issues When There Was No Christianity by fuckerholic(m): 11:13pm On Jan 22, 2015 |
macof: You are mad to call African practices blind...I thought you wanted to prove ur supremacy nd not continue with the usual threats. I did ask u to attempt...this is quite low  Your religion is the most relegated worldwide..doesn't even appear nor listed in option bc of its primitiveness..by your religion I now know your personality.where was your rugu dark practice when christianity came with their development,education,science,research,clothing when you people were busy killing twins and all sorts of wicked acts that kept africa where they are till today which christianity is trying to uproot,clean and sanitize to the fullest ? After all christianity did and is still doing for you,you still have the guts,effontry and impetus to rant against it..nonsense primitive man take a look at your temples and compare to christian churches..u node even shame sef ! Fool. |