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Literature / Re: Unexpected Love's Transforming Journey by GoodMuyis(m): 10:27pm On Feb 23
Chapter Four – Quest for Purpose
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Literature / Re: Unexpected Love's Transforming Journey by GoodMuyis(m): 10:27pm On Feb 23
Chapter Three – Threads of Connection

Amelia’s newfound friendship with Gabriel had opened a door to a world of hope and possibility. Yet, there was a part of her that still longed for someone who truly understood the depths of her pain. As fate would have it, a chance encounter with a woman named Mercy would soon weave their lives together in unexpected ways.

One sunny afternoon, Amelia found herself at a quaint café, sipping her coffee as she gazed out the window. Her thoughts were a tapestry of emotions, reflecting on the journey she had embarked upon. As she stirred her coffee absentmindedly, a warm voice broke through her reverie.

“Is this seat taken?” A woman with a gentle smile stood before her, gesturing to the empty chair across the table.

Amelia blinked in surprise, then smiled and shook her head. “No, please, feel free to join me.”

The woman introduced herself as Mercy, and as they began to chat, Amelia sensed an immediate connection. Mercy’s eyes held a depth of understanding, as if she carried a similar weight on her shoulders. As the conversation flowed, Amelia found herself sharing pieces of her past, the pain she had endured, and the disappointments that had shaped the view of love.

Mercy listened intently, her empathy radiating from every word she spoke. “Amelia, I’ve walked a similar path,” she confessed, her voice soft but resolute. “I, too, have known the sting of betrayal and the ache of shattered dreams.”

Amelia’s eyes widened in surprise, her heart quickening with a mix of curiosity and anticipation. “You have?”

Mercy nodded, a bittersweet smile gracing her lips. “Yes, I once believed in the promises of love, only to find myself standing in the ruins of broken relationships. It was a journey of pain and growth, but it ultimately led me to a place of profound healing.”

As the hours passed, Amelia and Mercy shared stories that mirrored each other’s experiences. The shared laughter, tears, and moments of reflection forged a bond that felt like the mending of two souls. They spoke of the men who had walked into their lives with promises of forever, only to vanish when their own desires took precedence. The echo of disappointment resonated between them, a haunting melody that played in the background of their lives.

“I’ve come to believe that our past experiences, no matter how painful, shape us into who we are meant to become,” Mercy mused, her gaze fixed on the horizon.

“And sometimes, it takes the darkest nights to appreciate the brilliance of the dawn.”

Amelia felt a tear slip down her cheek, moved by the depth of Mercy’s words. “I’ve always wanted to find a love that’s true and enduring,” she admitted, her voice tinged with vulnerability.

Mercy reached across the table, her hand resting gently on Amelia’s. “Amelia, there is a love that goes beyond human shortcomings, a love that never wavers and never fades. It’s a love that comes from a source much greater than ourselves.”

Amelia’s curiosity was piqued, her heart yearning to know more. “What kind of love is that?”

Mercy smiled, her eyes shining with a quiet intensity. “It’s the love of Jesus Christ. A love that knows no bounds, a love that offers forgiveness and redemption, and a love that can heal even the deepest wounds.”

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over their conversation, Amelia felt a newfound sense of hope. In the midst of their shared pain and experiences, she had found a kindred spirit in Mercy.

And in Mercy’s words about a love that transcended all, Amelia sensed a door opening to a realm of possibilities she had never dared to imagine.

Amelia’s newfound friendship with Gabriel had opened a door to a world of hope and possibility. Yet, there was a part of her that still longed for someone who truly understood the depths of her pain. As fate would have it, a chance encounter with a woman named Mercy would soon weave their lives together in unexpected ways.

One sunny afternoon, Amelia found herself at a quaint café, sipping her coffee as she gazed out the window. Her thoughts were a tapestry of emotions, reflecting on the journey she had embarked upon. As she stirred her coffee absentmindedly, a warm voice broke through her reverie.

“Is this seat taken?” A woman with a gentle smile stood before her, gesturing to the empty chair across the table.

Amelia blinked in surprise, then smiled and shook her head. “No, please, feel free to join me.”

The woman introduced herself as Mercy, and as they began to chat, Amelia sensed an immediate connection. Mercy’s eyes held a depth of understanding, as if she carried a similar weight on her shoulders. As the conversation flowed, Amelia found herself sharing pieces of her past, the pain she had endured, and the disappointments that had shaped the view of love.

Mercy listened intently, her empathy radiating from every word she spoke. “Amelia, I’ve walked a similar path,” she confessed, her voice soft but resolute. “I, too, have known the sting of betrayal and the ache of shattered dreams.”

Amelia’s eyes widened in surprise, her heart quickening with a mix of curiosity and anticipation. “You have?”

Mercy nodded, a bittersweet smile gracing her lips. “Yes, I once believed in the promises of love, only to find myself standing in the ruins of broken relationships. It was a journey of pain and growth, but it ultimately led me to a place of profound healing.”

As the hours passed, Amelia and Mercy shared stories that mirrored each other’s experiences. The shared laughter, tears, and moments of reflection forged a bond that felt like the mending of two souls. They spoke of the men who had walked into their lives with promises of forever, only to vanish when their own desires took precedence. The echo of disappointment resonated between them, a haunting melody that played in the background of their lives.

“I’ve come to believe that our past experiences, no matter how painful, shape us into who we are meant to become,” Mercy mused, her gaze fixed on the horizon.

“And sometimes, it takes the darkest nights to appreciate the brilliance of the dawn.”

Amelia felt a tear slip down her cheek, moved by the depth of Mercy’s words. “I’ve always wanted to find a love that’s true and enduring,” she admitted, her voice tinged with vulnerability.

Mercy reached across the table, her hand resting gently on Amelia’s. “Amelia, there is a love that goes beyond human shortcomings, a love that never wavers and never fades. It’s a love that comes from a source much greater than ourselves.”

Amelia’s curiosity was piqued, her heart yearning to know more. “What kind of love is that?”

Mercy smiled, her eyes shining with a quiet intensity. “It’s the love of Jesus Christ. A love that knows no bounds, a love that offers forgiveness and redemption, and a love that can heal even the deepest wounds.”

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over their conversation, Amelia felt a newfound sense of hope. In the midst of their shared pain and experiences, she had found a kindred spirit in Mercy.

And in Mercy’s words about a love that transcended all, Amelia sensed a door opening to a realm of possibilities she had never dared to imagine.
Literature / Re: Unexpected Love's Transforming Journey by GoodMuyis(m): 10:26pm On Feb 23
Chapter Two – Echoes of the Past

Amelia’s heart bore the scars of a tumultuous past, a tapestry woven with threads of disappointment and heartache. As the days unfolded with Gabriel by her side, she couldn’t help but reflect on the relationships that had left her emotionally battered. Each memory was a chapter in her story, a testament to the vulnerability she had shared with insincere men who had come and gone.
The first echoes of pain resonated from a high school crush named Mark. He had swept Amelia off her feet with sweet words and charming gestures. But as quickly as their romance ignited, it fizzled out, leaving Amelia feeling like a discarded flower. Mark’s insincerity shattered her trust, and she retreated into her shell, wary of anyone who might come close.
Then there was Daniel, the charismatic college friend who had promised her the world. He had drawn her in with grand promises of a future together, only to vanish when the allure of adventure called. Amelia recalled the nights spent staring at her phone, waiting for a message that never came the hollowness of his departure left her questioning her own worth, as if she were inherently flawed.
Time and again, Amelia had opened her heart, only to find it torn apart. John, the co-worker who seemed perfect, turned out to be anything but. His false intentions masked by charming smiles and fleeting affection. The pain of realizing she had once again been deceived was a bitter pill to swallow. Her experiences had led her to believe that love was a fleeting illusion, and men were adept at playing with emotions.
In Gabriel’s presence, Amelia felt an unfamiliar sense of safety. His genuine interest in her well-being and his patient, caring demeanor slowly started to mend the cracks in her heart. The way he listened without judgment and offered support without ulterior motives was a stark contrast to the men she had known before. With every passing day, she began to see the stark difference between his authenticity and the pretense she had encountered in the past.
As Amelia confided in Gabriel about her previous experiences, he nodded empathetically. He shared his understanding of human frailty and the importance of seeking a higher purpose in life. His stories of transformation and redemption resonated deeply with her, reminding her that her past didn’t define her worth.
Through his presence, Amelia started to believe that perhaps there was a love that transcended human shortcomings, a love that could heal wounds and bring lasting joy.
With each moment spent with Gabriel, Amelia felt the layers of cynicism peel away, revealing a renewed sense of hope. He was unlike anyone she had known before, and the sincerity of his friendship began to mend her broken heart. Little did she realize that this journey of healing was just the beginning, a path that would ultimately lead her to a profound encounter with Jesus Christ and a love that would forever change the course of her life.

Amelia’s heart bore the scars of a tumultuous past, a tapestry woven with threads of disappointment and heartache. As the days unfolded with Gabriel by her side, she couldn’t help but reflect on the relationships that had left her emotionally battered. Each memory was a chapter in her story, a testament to the vulnerability she had shared with insincere men who had come and gone.
The first echoes of pain resonated from a high school crush named Mark. He had swept Amelia off her feet with sweet words and charming gestures. But as quickly as their romance ignited, it fizzled out, leaving Amelia feeling like a discarded flower. Mark’s insincerity shattered her trust, and she retreated into her shell, wary of anyone who might come close.

Then there was Daniel, the charismatic college friend who had promised her the world. He had drawn her in with grand promises of a future together, only to vanish when the allure of adventure called. Amelia recalled the nights spent staring at her phone, waiting for a message that never came the hollowness of his departure left her questioning her own worth, as if she were inherently flawed.

Time and again, Amelia had opened her heart, only to find it torn apart. John, the co-worker who seemed perfect, turned out to be anything but. His false intentions masked by charming smiles and fleeting affection. The pain of realizing she had once again been deceived was a bitter pill to swallow. Her experiences had led her to believe that love was a fleeting illusion, and men were adept at playing with emotions.
In Gabriel’s presence, Amelia felt an unfamiliar sense of safety. His genuine interest in her well-being and his patient, caring demeanor slowly started to mend the cracks in her heart. The way he listened without judgment and offered support without ulterior motives was a stark contrast to the men she had known before. With every passing day, she began to see the stark difference between his authenticity and the pretense she had encountered in the past.

As Amelia confided in Gabriel about her previous experiences, he nodded empathetically. He shared his understanding of human frailty and the importance of seeking a higher purpose in life. His stories of transformation and redemption resonated deeply with her, reminding her that her past didn’t define her worth.

Through his presence, Amelia started to believe that perhaps there was a love that transcended human shortcomings, a love that could heal wounds and bring lasting joy.

With each moment spent with Gabriel, Amelia felt the layers of cynicism peel away, revealing a renewed sense of hope. He was unlike anyone she had known before, and the sincerity of his friendship began to mend her broken heart. Little did she realize that this journey of healing was just the beginning, a path that would ultimately lead her to a profound encounter with Jesus Christ and a love that would forever change the course of her life.
Literature / Unexpected Love's Transforming Journey by GoodMuyis(m): 10:24pm On Feb 23


Chapter One – Unexpected Beginnings

Amelia sat by the window, gazing out at the golden hues of the setting sun. Her heart carried the weight of unfulfilled dreams, and her thoughts were clouded by the trials of life. She had always been a strong-willed woman, but lately, the challenges seemed insurmountable. Little did she know, her life was about to take an unexpected turn.

As the evening breeze rustled through the leaves, a stranger named Gabriel walked into her life. His presence was captivating, like a gentle whisper of hope. He had an aura of peace and a smile that seemed to reflect a deeper understanding of life’s mysteries. Gabriel’s arrival in the small town ignited a sense of curiosity and wonder among the residents, including Amelia.

One day, as Amelia walked by the local park, she noticed a gathering of people around a makeshift stage. Gabriel was there, speaking with a voice that carried a message of love, forgiveness, and redemption. His words were like a balm to Amelia’s wounded heart, awakening a glimmer of hope she thought was lost forever. She couldn’t shake off the feeling that somehow, this encounter was meant to be.

After the gathering, Gabriel approached Amelia, his eyes filled with kindness. “I believe there’s a purpose for every person we meet,” he said, his voice resonating with sincerity. Their conversation flowed effortlessly, as if they had known each other for years. In that moment, Amelia felt a warmth she hadn’t experienced in a long time.

As days turned into weeks, Amelia and Gabriel’s connection deepened. He shared stories of his own struggles and how he had found solace and strength in his faith. Amelia found herself drawn to his unwavering hope and the peace he carried within. Through their growing bond, Gabriel began to gently lead her towards exploring the teachings of Jesus Christ, showing her a path of love, forgiveness, and grace.

Little did Amelia know that this chance encounter was not just a coincidence, but a divine appointment. As her heart opened to the message of faith and love, her journey towards embracing Jesus Christ began. With Gabriel by her side, Amelia’s life was about to transform in ways she could never have imagined, all while discovering the power of love that not only mends broken hearts but also leads souls to eternal fulfillment.

Amelia sat by the window, gazing out at the golden hues of the setting sun. Her heart carried the weight of unfulfilled dreams, and her thoughts were clouded by the trials of life. She had always been a strong-willed woman, but lately, the challenges seemed insurmountable. Little did she know, her life was about to take an unexpected turn.

As the evening breeze rustled through the leaves, a stranger named Gabriel walked into her life. His presence was captivating, like a gentle whisper of hope. He had an aura of peace and a smile that seemed to reflect a deeper understanding of life’s mysteries. Gabriel’s arrival in the small town ignited a sense of curiosity and wonder among the residents, including Amelia.

One day, as Amelia walked by the local park, she noticed a gathering of people around a makeshift stage. Gabriel was there, speaking with a voice that carried a message of love, forgiveness, and redemption. His words were like a balm to Amelia’s wounded heart, awakening a glimmer of hope she thought was lost forever. She couldn’t shake off the feeling that somehow, this encounter was meant to be.

After the gathering, Gabriel approached Amelia, his eyes filled with kindness. “I believe there’s a purpose for every person we meet,” he said, his voice resonating with sincerity. Their conversation flowed effortlessly, as if they had known each other for years. In that moment, Amelia felt a warmth she hadn’t experienced in a long time.

As days turned into weeks, Amelia and Gabriel’s connection deepened. He shared stories of his own struggles and how he had found solace and strength in his faith. Amelia found herself drawn to his unwavering hope and the peace he carried within. Through their growing bond, Gabriel began to gently lead her towards exploring the teachings of Jesus Christ, showing her a path of love, forgiveness, and grace.

Little did Amelia know that this chance encounter was not just a coincidence, but a divine appointment. As her heart opened to the message of faith and love, her journey towards embracing Jesus Christ began. With Gabriel by her side, Amelia’s life was about to transform in ways she could never have imagined, all while discovering the power of love that not only mends broken hearts but also leads souls to eternal fulfillment.
Politics / Re: Again, Kogi Residents Protest Against Dangote's "Monopoly & Exploitations" by GoodMuyis(m): 3:02pm On Oct 12, 2022
Parachoko:
Are you saying the Governor of Kogi that entered does agreement with Dangote is a Fulani man?

Some of them are just naive yet refuse to learn anything.
Obasanjo was the President (199-2007) when Dangote began to rise very fast

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Politics / Re: Again, Kogi Residents Protest Against Dangote's "Monopoly & Exploitations" by GoodMuyis(m): 2:57pm On Oct 12, 2022
nakaman:
grin e don dey clear.

I swear if dangote dey western countries ba, after paying tax for 2 years, he will shutdown in the 1st month of the 3rd year.

Federal government just allow him truck dey damage state road without compensation to the state. Haba. Which kind play b dat

He wont shut anything down. Your so called western countries Capitalist enjoy same thing Dangote is enjoying in Nigeria. Do you know why Microsoft is so great?

Read what is on this link
https://represent.us/americas-corruption-problem/
*CORRUPTION IN AMERICA*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tu32CCA_Ig



Also search Google for => *obajana road built by who*
Religion / Atheist Worldwide Trolled On By United Kingdom Monarch by GoodMuyis(m): 9:52pm On Sep 10, 2022
I so much loved it, seeing them mentioning God severally in their speeches and the media dare not censor their words.

You can see the video below, I will post the transcript later

*Charles III proclaimed king in historic ceremony - BBC News*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZHqT4fFHWc

*Charles III swears oath in historic televised proclamation ceremony - BBC News*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uqN6vZ0wxQ
Romance / Re: Ladies In Relationship With Men Who Earn ₦100k And Below, Please How Do You Cope by GoodMuyis(m): 6:24pm On Aug 21, 2022
Rozross:
A thread was created by blessedmercy asking if it would be wise to settle down with a man that earns 100k and all she got was insults and jabs from guys, like seriously?

Should a guy who earns 100k think of marriage or how to double his hustle ? Why are most guys unrealistic, can 100k fend and cater for yourself alone.

Please I’ll want those who think it’s ok to come break it down for us on how the 100k will be managed monthly, I maybe learning a whole lot from this. Thanks

What really matters is that every man should marry his spending mate.

If finance should be a determining factor, A man earning 30k monthly should marry a REASONABLE lady earning similar, both will understand how to spend wisely
Crime / Re: Alika Ogorchukwu Killed In Italy - Nigerian Embassy Reacts by GoodMuyis(m): 7:37pm On Jul 30, 2022
Yankee101:
If you’re fighting for your LIFE, grab any part of the body that will incapacitate your assailant. Please don’t wait to get killed if you notice they clearly intend to kill you

I think Alika is trying to avoid fighting the Italian. From the video, he has many opportunities to be offensive.

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Crime / Re: Alika Ogorchukwu Killed In Italy - Nigerian Embassy Reacts by GoodMuyis(m): 7:34pm On Jul 30, 2022
IMPACT05:
If not for Buhari, he wouldn't have been in this mess(Migrating because of underemployment in Nigeria) .....I pity those still supporting Tinubu,


R.I.P to the deceased,May God Devastate the killer,


Let's vote PETER OBI for a better Nigeria.

There many foreigners coming to Nigeria for business and livelihood as well

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Politics / Re: Banditry And Atiku's "90% Voters" By Abimbola Adelakun by GoodMuyis(m): 10:36am On Jul 28, 2022
Ignorant Journalist. They will just write with scanty research and thoughtfulness
Why not consider age distribution before assuming the percentage of voters' turnout?
About 80m Nigerians are under 19 years. Many of them do not have PVC at the period of election.
Another 3% (3m citizens) are the aged group who cannot go vote due to strength factor
Education / Re: ASUU Strike: El-Rufai Threatens To Sack All Kaduna Lecturers by GoodMuyis(m): 10:23am On Jul 28, 2022
Lovenorth:

I don't hate Elrufai I just hate being dectatorial and arrogant. I expect him to sit down with the striking union and have a meaningful discussion so as to find lasting solution to the problems, giving threats up and down would not solve the problems

Which Problem could that be if I may asked?
Education / Re: ASUU Strike: El-Rufai Threatens To Sack All Kaduna Lecturers by GoodMuyis(m): 10:05am On Jul 28, 2022
Lovenorth:
Are his children ready to teach in the University with this poor salary and dilapidated infrastructure?

KASU has one of the best Salary structures in Nigeria. Even a Junior Lecturer is buying car in his 1st year of employment.
DOn't just comment because you hate.
Politics / Re: Saviour Imukudo: Judge Orders Arrest Of Premium Times’ Reporter Inside Courtroom by GoodMuyis(m): 4:53pm On Jul 27, 2022
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Politics / Re: 2022 World Happiness Report: 20 African Countries Rank Better Than Nigeria by GoodMuyis(m): 12:23pm On Jul 27, 2022
#TablePlease
Where is the tabulated data?
Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 10:36am On Jul 27, 2022
twentyfivekobo:


Many of the countries of West Africa have higher fuel prices and similar or lower minimum wage than we do.

I like the way you are educating people here. I started the thread just for people to have the knowledge. Rather than learning and making a positive comment, they otherwise put out arrogant comments.

It took me over 30mins to prepare the table in Spreadsheet, yet these guy don't really know how to learn.

Thank for you contribution.
Politics / Re: Reno Omokri: Tinubu Named El-Rufai As DG of His Campaign by GoodMuyis(m): 9:36am On Jul 27, 2022
Finally
Elrufai can now beg the Christian as predicted by Apostle John Suleman
Politics / Re: Reno Omokri: Tinubu Named El-Rufai As DG of His Campaign by GoodMuyis(m): 9:36am On Jul 27, 2022
Finally Elrufai can now beg the Christian as predicted by Apostle John Suleman
Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 2:26pm On Jul 26, 2022
Acidosis:
A litre of petrol at N682 in South Korea is cheaper than Nigeria's N185.

Please stop comparing commodity prices using a single national currency, whether it is naira or dollar. National economies are too complex for such baseless comparisons and countries don't have the same macroeconomic dynamics.

South Korea today is one of the most advanced nations in the world yet the South Korean currency, won, is more useless than the Naira. A dollar today is over 1300 South Korean won, with people committing suicide day in day out because of poverty and unemployment. So when you go comparing prices of petrol in Naira in an advanced country with high poverty rate, you end up confusing yourself.

Stop this dollar, pound, naira comparison you people do every time on Nairaland. You can't be in Nigeria and be discussing what you'll do with your naira or pounds in another man's country. Economics is not a beer parlour issue.

If this informative post pass your IQ level, you should have just passed rather than being aggressive (My Post hurt no one).
Information is for knowledge not fighting.
Asking me to stop is more like denying me a fundamental human right

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Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 1:04pm On Jul 26, 2022
sinkhole:
@OP, it will be appreciated if you can make your data current and also pair the petrol price with the national minimum wage.
Thank you

NOTE: You may get somehow current data here: https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/gasoline_prices/

I based my figures on Naira, which many Nigerians should understand better

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Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 1:02pm On Jul 26, 2022
gare:


We keep Comparing rubbish, have you checked how many of those countries are with regular power supply ? Have you checked how many of those countries university student are on strike, have you checked how many of those countries don't have good health facilities for its citizen.

when Nigeria is at par with them in those issues raised then I can agree to this comparison, if not hold this your ARTICLE for now

Nothing stopped you from making the comparison yourself and posting wherever you deem fit.

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Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 9:02am On Jul 26, 2022
kernniejay:

I don't know why you are posting this, may be you want to justify cost of fuel. Can you also find and post minimum wage of each country?

Last night I was explaining Ghana's currency re-denomination to someone and I was using the price of petrol as reference.
I just make sense to me to share with others.
Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 8:58am On Jul 26, 2022
backtovillage:
See this yeye op.
Did u check Libya,Syria and Venezuela.
Venezuela #9
Libya #12
Syria #112
You should know that those countries are not okay grin. The poverty rate in those countries and their currency too

They Have refineries and a population [far] lesser than Nigeria. So if they subsidizing, it cost them less to finance.
Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 8:49am On Jul 26, 2022
Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 8:48am On Jul 26, 2022
kernniejay:
How many of them are oil producers?

Good Idea, I might update the Table later to include it.
Politics / Re: Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 8:41am On Jul 26, 2022
omowolewa:
So what's the point, increase?

Information is power. Knowing this will enable you to talk intelligently in due course

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Politics / Price Of Petrol Across The World In Naira Per Litre - July 2022 by GoodMuyis(m): 8:16am On Jul 26, 2022
The price of octane-95 gasoline is 173.08 Nigerian Naira per liter.
For comparison, the average price of gasoline in the world for this period is 594.07 Nigerian Naira.
The chart below shows the price of gasoline in the country relative to other countries.

See the attached image for tabulated data

Data Source: https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Nigeria/gasoline_prices/

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Religion / Re: Why Have Most Christians Stopped Preaching To The Muslims? by GoodMuyis(m): 12:23am On Jul 26, 2022
ANTIlSLAM:
It's because of the fear to be tag as blasphemer

Nobody will tag you a blasphemer.
Religion / 2023: Adeboye Directs Members To Their Vote Conscience, Tells Them Not To Bother by GoodMuyis(m): 4:25pm On Jul 25, 2022
2023: Adeboye directs members to their vote conscience, tells them not to bother him with partisan politics

The general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has told his church members not to distract his attention with politics, as the country heads into the 2023 general election.

The clergy said that they can vote for any candidate of their choice in next year’s elections.

This comes amidst controversies surrounding the Muslim-Muslim ticket adopted by the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the position of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN).

Adeboye, in a viral video on social media during sermon, told his congregation not to distract him as his assignment had nothing to do with partisan politics.

“My assignment is to pray for you, including Nigeria, my assignment has nothing to do with partisan politics. Don’t distract my attention. You will bear me witness, those of you who are genuine members of Redeemed Christian Church of God, I have never told you this is the person you should vote for.

“Have I ever told you that whether in secret or in open? Never. I have never said this is the party you should belong to, I have never said it and I will never say it. And you know why, because in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, every party is heavily represented. Everyone, APC, PDP, APGA, Labour Party, etc,” he said.

Adeboye also disclosed the reason he had never voted in any election in Nigeria.

According to him, “The only reason I have never voted is that if I vote for anyone, I will be unjust to the rest of my children, I am the father of all and I like it that way. All I am saying and I am saying it loud and clear, as a Nigerian, everyone of you, you are Nigerians before you became a Christian, because nobody is born a Christian. You are a true Christian because you gave your life to Jesus Christ.

“Before you became a Christian, you are a Nigerian, you have a duty to your country, to register, to vote, to make sure that your vote should count, you have a duty to belong to any party of your choice at the very grassroots, you can’t sit down, fold your hand, refuse to vote and then begin to complain about the government.

“What were you doing when they were voting? They were voting, you sat down at home, you did not register and then some people came round and selected for you whether at the gubernatorial level, presidential level or local government level. They chose for you because you refuse to do anything and then you begin to complain.

“You must register, you must vote, you must sit down there after you have voted until they count the vote, you must know who they said won. You must make sure there is no more rigging in Nigeria. I don’t care which is your party, I don’t care who you vote for but do your duty, that is what I am asking you to do and you must do it.”

Source: https://thestreetjournal.org/2023-adeboye-directs-members-to-their-vote-conscience-tells-them-not-to-bother-him-with-partisan-politics/
Religion / Re: Why Have Most Christians Stopped Preaching To The Muslims? by GoodMuyis(m): 9:07am On Jul 14, 2022
jesusjnr2020:
Hmm...

Now they have a Muslim/Muslim presidential candidate, how many are you going to preach to?
Politics / Re: Babachir Lawal Says Ganduje Foundation Converts Christians To Islam. He Reacts by GoodMuyis(m): 9:05am On Jul 14, 2022
Racoon:
Whao! Really? Though nothing new because that is how they spread Islam. So much for the religion of peace. Meanwhile, more dirty politico-religious secrets will surely be unravelled with time.

How many Muslims have you preached to in the last 4 years? How many of them still keep in touch with you to hear more?
Politics / Re: Reno Omokri: Christianity Is Endangered Under The APC by GoodMuyis(m): 12:52pm On Jul 11, 2022
Toks2008:
They say Jagaban is smart and I agree in its entirety because he has just outsmarted himself.

He has called the bluff of all Nigerian Christians, he has drummed home clearly that SS n SE are not relevant and he has even dared many Northern Christians residing in the north and he just told over 60Million Nigeria Christians that they are bunch of inconsequential citizens.

A Muslim-Muslim ticket is an insult to fairness, equity and justice. A total disregard for the unity of our nation at a time when tension is at its peak, an insensitive move, a pungent and odoriferous impunity of the worst kind.

A clear pointer that Tinubu does not believe in one Nigeria, a clear indication that he is only a frustrated desperado who will stop at nothing in the bid to achieve his aim even if he has to tow the path of devisiveness.

One tends to wonder if there is no competent northern Muslim to create the balance.

This move is a miscalculated one, Borno is already an APC state and he wrongly calculated that fielding another Muslim will gamer support from the north but unfortunately, the northerners are not fools, they can see that it is only a desperate move which will be counter productive for him.

Tinubu has finally outdone himself. Even rigging won't help him.

Gospel of deception and social engineering in the same post, as if Peter Obi will spend more than 8 years at most

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