This man’s words seem to indicate that he loves the people and the nation.
Unless it’s all for show
NairaOcean: President Tinubu, during a Ramadan Iftar gathering with traditional rulers and religious leaders at the State House in Abuja on Thursday, March 28, delivered a poignant message to Nigerians, urging them to refrain from cursing the nation and instead focus on changing bad leaders through the democratic process.
"The love of the nation is in your hands. Pray for our country. Educate our children. The sermons we preach to the members of our churches and mosques are important," President Tinubu expressed passionately.
In a call to action, Tinubu emphasized the power of the vote, stating, "Do not condemn your own nation. If a leader is bad, he should be voted out in the next election." Drawing on Yoruba wisdom, he added, "As a Yoruba man and as our fathers will say, ‘no matter how slippery the bottom of your child is, you must leave the beads there.’"
One cold bottle of water for you (I don’t support alcohol, or it would have been beer)
Kriss216: As a single man, you may think girls full everywhere, na when you wan marry, you go realise say good GIRLS no dey Nigeria again.
A Godly man that truly wants to go far in life should endeavour to seek the face of God before marriage else you may end up with girls like Jennyclay and this non virgin broke girl above me.
Marry an early morning newspaper that has sense. One that was well brought up by a strong father figure.
They are rare, that’s what makes them high value.
BigBashiru: There is a benefit of marrying an older woman that people don't talk about...and that's the fact that the older women hv had their fun and their head has cooled off. They are willing to stay in marriage because the power of the allure of their youth is almost gone or gone completely. They are even going to be the ones proactively trying to make the marriage work.
But the teenagers and young girls are in power, with the full allure of their youth, the world is their footstool, almost every guy wants to date them they can do and undo and are mostly unstable. Hence they are only suited mostly to being a girlfriend or fling. Also they tend to disregard those that want to settle down with them in the belief someone better will come; this is a belief they hold onto until they are about to hit the wall from 28+. They go for boyfriends and casual sex mostly.
Give reason a chance. Stay focused and don’t ignore red flags.
I know it’s not easy.
Even if the emotions are torrential, and threaten to overwhelm, I know that if I keep clinging to reason, the emotions would subside and I would be saved.
Maybe she meant cumulatively, since the beginning of the channel 🤷🏾♂️
Geovanni412: The blindness in following is truly astounding
I attended CE for a few months but stopped after one Sunday...
In Church, the Pastor said their healing stream service was watched by 6 billion people.
My mind froze. I asked my neighbour, " Did she say 6 billion?" The man answered yes, boldly. I felt maybe both of us are mistaken. The pastor repeated the message again in her call for us to donate towards the healing stream. I got up and left to nearby fastfood joint, that was the last time I ever went there.
What surprised me was I was the only one who stood up to leave. Also, I was surprised that till date, they still have these numbers up on their website.
It's amazing that a Christian TV service with less members than the catholic church can claim that it's program was watched more than the fifa world cup, yet people are blind to the truth.
To avoid arguments these days, I try not to argue with people over their 'church' beliefs. If you believe in tithe, 'daddy in the lord's etc, I don't even bother discussing anything religion with you.
I believe the problem is the attempt to industrialize miracles.
The concept is harmonious with acting in faith.
We know even Jesus couldn’t do much where there wasn’t much faith.
Listen to Jerry Eze (NSPPD), it’s the same process to getting the miracles.
He asks his listeners to Imagine themselves celebrating etc after receiving their miracles, and apparently it works, going from the testimonies.
What I am saying is this:
The process for obtaining miracles is consistent with what Jesus taught; with what mystics throughout the ages taught, and with what most of the miracle pastors teach.
Trying to turn it into a wholesale issue however will only lead to scams because miracles are based on the individual’s level of faith.
It cannot be forced, it cannot be taught.
Truthfullone19: Not sure whose side you're on but I wrote a long write-up above showing you what is happening. Look for pastor shola, brother dele, deaconess gbadamosi who were key figures in the healing school in the early 2000's, they are the lowest of the low in life. Celebrations are part of the acts of faith taught to students at the healing school which are meant to be keys in getting healed.
Darevofpeace: Sierra Leone’s Dr. Abdul Karim Bangura is considered as the most educated man on earth.
Dr. Abdul is an author, academic administrator, researcher and a scientist.
He holds a B.A. in International Studies, an M.A. in International Affairs, an M.S. in Linguistics, a Ph.D. in Political Science, a Ph.D. in Development Economics, a Ph.D. in Linguistics, a Ph.D. in Computer Science, and a Ph.D. in Mathematics.
The good doctor has authored and/or edited 35 books and more than 250 scholarly articles.
The doctor can speak 19 languages including; English, Temne, Mende, Krio, Fula, Kono, Limba, Sherbro, Kiswahili, Spanish, Italian, French, Arabic, Hebrew, German, Swedish and fluent Kikuyu.
It is indicative of the general level of mental development amongst the Nigerian youth.
Critical thinking skills - fail.
shaqhead: All one reads on this thread is a lethal mixture of blind emotional sentiments|ignorance!
You don't tag my product a people killer and expect to walk free! Mbannu! No way!
This generation that believes cancel culture will always have its way, don't know what's coming their way.
Verydarkman is cooling off abi? Fashola has got that guy that ran his mouth on a leash abi? Kemi Olunloyo had to learn the hard way when Pastor Ibeomiye showed her pepper abi?
Many more will follow and maybe then we will realise that freedom of speech has its limitations!!
Dreams are real places and events, starring alternate versions of you.
You can cross over from here (the real world), into a dream world, and when you wake up, you wake-up in the dreamworld, but to you, it becomes here, (the real world).
NairaOcean: I am not an overly religious person. People always say Africans are too religious or that they pray too much. However, over the years of my life, I have witnessed things that make me question spiritual reality or things that affirm why Africans are so religious or why they pray so much. Let me share some of what I have witnessed, not just hearsay.
THE EVIL PART:
(1). In 2011, I knew a friend who was in his final year in school when, just before his exams, he had a dream where he saw his burial poster pasted everywhere. A few days before the exams, he fell seriously ill, and all medical treatments for his sickness proved abortive. A few weeks later, he was pronounced dead. This dude was so intelligent.
(2). I know of someone who was slapped by a strange being in a dream and woke up physically paralyzed until his death.
(3). A dog bit a woman in her dream, and a few days later, a physical wound/sore broke out at the exact spot the strange dog had bitten her. Of course, all medical treatments proved abortive.
(4). A boy had a dream where he saw his brain being harvested. A few days later, he ran mad.
THE GOOD PART:
(1). A man who was bedridden for years, after prayers were offered on his behalf, had a dream where he saw a group of doctors performing surgeries on him. He woke up physically sound, to the amazement of everybody.
(2). A man was given a bundle of dollar notes in his dream, and the giver told him, "Take this money; it will change your life." A few months later, he stumbled into millions he couldn't explain. This was after serious prayers for a breakthrough.
(3). I know a guy very well who went to a spiritualist for financial cleansing. A few weeks later, he stumbled into millions (though I'm not in support of voodoo). His life changed; however, his wealth is tied to certain rules and sacrifices.
(4). There's a certain man abroad who intentionally refuses to visit home (Nigeria) since his family wanted him badly. They did some spiritual work on him/his photo, which caused the man to fly back to Nigeria immediately the next day, without even informing his children and wife. Up until today, he can't explain how that happened.
(5). A lady dreamt of receiving a bunch of keys from her deceased dad, and her life was never the same (positively). This was after serious prayers when things weren't working out for her.
(6). I have witnessed someone being shot and hacked with an axe, yet it didn't penetrate... how come?
So, my question now is, if spirituality, voodoo, witchcraft, or even prayers don't work or aren't real, how can these occurrences happen? Because I witnessed all of this and many more throughout my lifetime.
The pack mentality of Nigerians online is alarming.
Little to no critical thinking skills, just joyfully piling behind any popular movement.
Asonaijaaso: [b]When the Boeing worker went online to blow whistle that 737 Max was a death trap. He was found dead the next day.
Nigeria is even taking her to court, no one is killing anyone.
Dont let the western media scatter Nigeria, these guys are more corrupt than we are,
Nigeria should learn a lesson from this, set up a NAFDAC and Consumer protection Bureau to handle claims.
We need businesses and sometimes people are mischievous, it could have been Erisco's competition setting him up. Erisco spent billions to set up a tomato processing plant probably also took on big loans. There are people whose rent, school fees, livelihood depend on Erisco. So for one person to defame/slander their business overnight is not good either. For those who do business, we all know there is a period you are very fragile while building your brand.
The case should be settled, Chioma should be made to prove her allegations, if she cant she should be charged for slander and loss od revenue to Erisco.
Look, just make a plan for old age. A child is no guarantee that you would be cared for.
A good insurance health plan would negate the need for "someone to take care of you".
Focus on the things you have control over: like living a healthy-life with a view in mind of staying active into old-age, continuously making new friends from all ages so that you fulfil the need to companionship (or join a club, church or charity)
Make plans for your own burial expenses ahead of time.
Worst case, you can travel to countries that allow euthanasia if you ever tired.
Your life, your choice.
Bullfallo: Not wanting to have a child isn’t a choice per say. I hate to put myself into pressure or do things just because others are doing it, my lifestyle has always be different from public opinion. In fact opposite of the popular views or majority behavior. I don’t send or give a Bleep what anyone think about me.
Example is that people live there live on public opinion. They create a life of public presentations just to please public and get validated but i am not of public views. I do my things the way it pleases before considering public.
If I have billions of dollars like dangote the choice might have been different. I don’t live a life of faith. I must have concrate evidence of things or resources before i made any vita decisions. I hate to borrow or beg. I live a life of comfort. I am rich and comfortable but not for many mouths. Because I don’t want to adjust resources from my lifestyle
Klass99: When I first felt the desire to be child free and not have children I was in my 20s. Several people told me the feeling would change or I would change my mind as time goes by.
As the years went by my desire didn't wane neither did my mind change. The desire only grew stronger and my mind more convinced that motherhood is not for me.
I have no regrets so far and I don't see myself regretting the choice. Home ownership and companionship with a good man, matter to me more than biological children do.
Irupetepete: For those saying Samsung, hisense and LG TV are the best, maybe you've probably not tried Sony TV's... Picture, sound, display and durability, give it up for Sony abeg Been using my 55inch 4k for a while now with a Sony soundbar, the magic is diff
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Because I witnessed all of this and many more throughout my lifetime.