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You are right I remember this post on this same forum.. Nairaland sha!!!

Coming back

CACAWA:
Why waste money on pedestrian bridges on a busy road . Save more money and be more disabled people friendly by creating a pelican crossing instead. It is within a built-up area for God's sake.

Used your head!!!

Trut:
Dividend of Buhari body odour

The brain way you get ummmm... Na only satan fit help you fix am... Idiot..

Thank God oh... Make I do finish go there go buy fuel oHHHH.... 12 thousand naira for transportation is okay to go buy 5liter take on gen, as my phone is down... Cause I need to follow this my post up.. Sai baba..... Lol





Funny country ..

God bless this country no be small...

Could THE BIBLE be against Apc too?
Just read this.
I was shocked when I saw this;
Proverb 24 vs 21 which says, "My son fear the king and mingle not with them that say "CHANGE", for their calamity, come quick." ;

























I still believe For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should CHANGE his mind. Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill
it?

Could THE BIBLE be against Apc too?
Just read this.
I was shocked when I saw this;
Proverb 24 vs 21 which says, "My son fear the king and mingle not with them that say "CHANGE", for their calamity, come quick." ;

























I still believe For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should CHANGE his mind. Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill
it?

It will change your life for Good. Read and digest
THE PROCESS TO CHANGE
I'm a big fan of change, cause I really do believe in it, especially in the
church. My upbringing as a child in mix of believer of christ kind
of ingrained change into me; it helped me
accept change as a natural, inevitable fact
of life. This has been a helpful asset for me
in ministry.
The church needs to change. We've been
hearing this for years via countless books,articles, speakers, workshops, conferences,and blog posts. It's a new era and a new culture, we're told. The church can't just make the same assumptions about its place in the world any more. Both in terms of the way it functions internally and the way it
interacts with the surrounding community, the church needs to face the reality of each and make changes accordingly. There are at least two ways to go about it and it has been helping me on a long run/making changes.
The first follows the adage "it's better to ask forgiveness than permission." I've used this method plenty of times as I've tweaked worship, altered the way I structure confirmation and other programs, established my approach to visitation, and even when I've changed the way I've greeted people before worship (seriously, this was an issue at one point). Usually, this first method may be used with smaller things, or perhaps when a pastor is still new and establishing that he or she probably will end up doing things a bit differently than the last person. Depending on the issue, it could be used with larger items as well. There do come points when something is so obviously broken that ministry staff and/or the governing board could get away with an executive decision and then put out a few fires afterward. The second way to make changes is a little
more complicated, and a bit slower. It
recognises the complexity of a church
system and carefully weighs the impact of a decision on that system. This second
method recognises all the moving parts
involved and understands that it needs to
take its time, to evaluate, to consult.
Let's be clear about something with this
second way: change really is going to
happen. Sure, some churches use the
process as an excuse to put off a decision
until everyone gets so worn down that they stop caring and nothing happens. But that's not what I'm talking about. Instead, I'm talking about a process where the ones in charge of making a change do their homework first. They are propelled forward by a certain urgency, but they temper it with enough patience to make sure the people and programs it will affect have given their input and will have appropriate consideration in order to adjust. Taking the time to go through such a process doesn't mean change isn't coming. It just signals a desire to gather enough information and lay enough groundwork that the impending change comes in light of proper account of what it will affect. How will this change affect member? How will it alter program schedules? Do people in charge of
those programs know about the change
we're considering? How will this change
affect visitors? What impact might this
change have on various demographics of
our congregation, e.g., young families, youth, the elderly, etc.? What might this change do for our relationship to the community? These are questions worth pondering for a while. If you're asking them just to put off a decision, you're doing it wrong. But if you're asking them because you love your fellow members and want the best for your church as a whole going forward, not By you laying a bad example then you're taking the time to do it right. It is indeed better to ask forgiveness than permission sometimes. But other times call for a little more time, consideration, and care. Discerning which calls for which is the first step. Let make a positive change today...God bless you as you pass it on to reach millions of Christian. God bless you ( gasperkoya@gmail.com)

Baba God go bless me too... And every nairalander in Jesus name.. If you believe click like

dem dey tell una but una no wan hare....

sinaj:
Who knows how many he has raped b4




Rape has nothing to do with dressing, Itz just a sickness that needs to be treated.

Shout out to d Uncontrollably Desirous Gurls who slept with Different Guys just to have Blankberry phones in competition with their fellow Uncontrollably desirous gurls!..

Blackberry is now out of Trend as Andriod, Iphones have now taken over..

This is a message to warn u gurls on learning how to close ya legs and control ur Desirous foolishness for material things!, As All that is of this world, are Vanity.

There is a time for everything.. D gurls u showed off on back then when Blackberry phones trended, now Use Andriod/Iphones without disrespectfully and immorally letting loose of their Pride to Men.

Such act, is d most foolish act ever committed.. Never become a tool for Sex because u want what u cant afford.. When u exercise patience, u'd either be given that which u desire as a Warm Gift of Love OR get it urself by working for it..

Or do u not know that those who work, Eats (i.e Gets anything they want?). But those who dont work but depend on people for anything, become Servants?..

Hmmm! Wisdom indeed is scarce!, though we give advices but who wants to learn will learn &who wants to be foolish will forever remain victim of their foolishness..

This is Mrs Esther of about 44yrs.She hails from Ijaw in Delta State but resident in Ogun State.She has 2 boys and a girl of about 6yrs.
She said she lives somewhere at Agbado railway crossing in Ogun State i.e boundry btw Lagos and Ogun.
This woman come rain or sun is seen sitting down with her children from 6am to midnight Opp General Hospital Ikeja stylishly begging for arms to keep the family going with a very serios ailment that budges her stomach protuding out. Children that are suppose to go to School for a better future are dancing round her helpless mother.
I am pleading with the Ogun,Lagos and Delta State Govt including individual to come to the aid(REHABILITATION) of this helpless mother for the betterment of the little children and herself.
Pls share to see if any GOD touching person or persons can be of help to this family.
I was touch during my interview wth her and I pray GOD to intervene and forgive her the sin if committed.
Thanks all. source from friend on my facebook page
Her no is 07054050155.

Your view please...

TV host Krystn Enem blasts Burna Boy:“Your end is very near, f**k you, and your weed stinking self..

It’s the 4th day of February and it seems we haven’t heard the last of Celebrity beefs.Yesterday, TVHost,Krystn Enemof Africa Magic Urban called out reggae-dancehall singer –Burna Boyon Twitter for standing her up thrice and making her look like a fool after he previously agreed to do an interview for her show, but he later failed to show up.

According to the TV Host, her team reached out toBurna Boy’smanager who happens to be his mother and after days of deliberation and even cancellation, they agreed to hold an interview yesterday, but then again the singer stood her up three times, ruined her other plans for the day and when asked why he failed to show up, Burna Boy’s mother said he was not ready (at 6:30pm) and hadn’t taken his day’s bath.Upset by the fact that she had waited from noon until evening for him, the angry TV host took to Twitter to explain all that happened and cursed out at him.So many reasons why many Nigerian artists don't last more that 2 years or a few hits? Their poor personalities and horrible attitude.— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016My manager contacted this artist 10 days ago. We spoke to his manager who happens to be his mum, asked for an interview— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016She referred us to some other person supposedly in charge of PR. We booked the appointment for the interview— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016This was 10 days ago or thereabout. The lady asked us to send an official email whichwe did right away with all details.— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016The interview was for#TheKrystnEnemShowon Africa Magic Urban. Yes, I was excited to interview the artist coz he's quite talented— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016They said they will get back to us and it took another few days and we got email back of 'we'll confirm with so and so person. We waited— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016Well, when there wasn't any confirmation, I told my team to chill out and forget the interview. Guess what, yesterday evening, we get a mail— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016. A mail confirming that they were ready for the interview today between 12 and 3pm. Last minute hurried arrangements made. All was set— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016
Today, called them again early morning to confirm, and again they said yes. 11.30am, everyone is set before 12noon call time— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016Well we get a call and they say, we are sorry, our artist cannot make it. He just woke up. We are like well, we are set, he can still come— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016After all the back and forth, we agreed that the interview be moved. So I discharged my crew. Guess what, 4pm, we get a call again— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016Oh, sorry for earlier, he actually can make it. My manager calls me, I'm like huh?? How He persuades me to just do the interview— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016
I rally everyone on my team again. We agree to meet for 7pm. We get to the location 6.30pm and again get another call from artist team— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016
Oh! We are sorry, he has not even had his bath, he cannot make it. So my team is sitting here looking at me like wtf is this lady serious?— Krystn Enem (@KrystnEnem)February 3, 2016

yinkson:
What shall it profit a man...

. and fi emire shofo

Amen!!!

MARKone:


Which kian karma, people wey dey form injury and sickness. This is no karma, it is just to elicit public sympathy.

I bet you very soon they will not see with there eyes nor walk with there legs.. very sooon

shachris02:


i bet even at 70, bubu looks better than youu.

. how sure are you?

What ever goes up must surely come down... The people operating power today should carefully prepare for their tomorrow.....

love natural hair.


coooool

end time post... end time comment..
.... end time evil spirit following the Doctor... Torch not my anointed and do my prophet no harm... lord let your will be done...

.... plz did you just call that rubbish? u be idiot ohhh. i. ........swear.. Mr odenson

wow.... love this.. either sneakers or shoe abi slippers .. he no kan me ni be ohh!

#story for the gods... God save us all

rattlesnake:
Ordinary yoruba baby fa

WHY DID YOU SAY ORDINARY yoruba?

richidinho:


help give am name abeg!

devidowiz show... lol

alcmene:
Shameless and ineffective bribe-taking touts that collected money from Jonathan without doing anything

These men always wallow in self denial and far-fetched belief that they house/accommodate other tribes as if the non-indigenous tribes in Yoruba land are offered free accommodation without tax

What has an alleged planned IPOB protest got to do with what transpired during the election

I am begining to hate all these nonsense stories of yorubas being tolerant and accommodating to other tribes as if they are not directly benefiting from the said trespassers

My experience working with some yorubas in a company has made me come to the conclusion that they are the most hating tribe in Nigeria

They suspect every other non-yoruba of being a thief and of crooked personality

They are very best in nepotism and denigrating others cultural heritage ....imagine some yorubas saying that igbos are stupid for conducting burial ceremony without attaching much importance to naming ceremony.

Honestly saying that they are cowards and back-stabbers wunt be far-fetched

... you don't have to wait for someone to treat you bad repeatedly. All it takes is once, and if they get away with it that once, if they know they can treat you like that, then it sets the pattern

... you don't have to wait for someone to treat you bad repeatedly. All it takes is once, and if they get away with it that once, if they know they can treat you like that, then it sets the pattern....

Taylor86:
Osibande d errand boy. looking dapper

hope one day u won't wear diaper

You be fool... Your papa age mate

sigiyaya:
Is the husband a YORUBA man?

What are you pointing out young man?