Christianity Etc › Re: Aside The Bible And Devotional,do Christians Read Random Books? by hahn(m): 12:39pm On Nov 09, 2014 |
aaronson: They say readers are leaders meaning you broaden your horizon,when you read anything you lay your hands on,you would really discover new things,things obsolete and invogue,reading makes one learn,unlearn and relearn that's why they say knowledge is power,so where is the power of knowledge if an average christian is confined to only the bible? No. And that's why most of them are so ignorant |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Does God Do With All The Money He Recevies From Offering And Tithes? by hahn(op): 12:30pm On Nov 09, 2014 |
tempex88: You can call Him mafia. He is God. Even the devils is His property. How much more we that he loves. So so much and gave a chance He neva gave to d devil I'm sure he loves the chibok girls and all the people being executed by ISIS in Iraq as much as he loves us |
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Flog Members(picture) by hahn(m): 12:22pm On Nov 09, 2014 |
Spare the rod and spoil the child. Lol
Africans are just so unbelievable |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Does God Do With All The Money He Recevies From Offering And Tithes? by hahn(op): 11:52am On Nov 09, 2014 |
AfricanApple: imagine d way u even ask d question sef, how can God ever want anything from u or do they tell u he eats and drinks where ever he is? That's what our daddy GOs tell us na. They say he needs our money in order to double our blessings. Don't you attend church? |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Does God Do With All The Money He Recevies From Offering And Tithes? by hahn(op): 11:49am On Nov 09, 2014 |
tempex88: Yea. You can stop. It just means you are not under. His umbrella. If you are God's property, u will understand he owns all you have and you will give more than tothe and offering to propagate. D gospel Lol. Do you realise you have just depicted God as a mafia don that has to be paid for "protection"/umbrella? What are you talking about, "God's property"? He created me in the first instance, right? |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Does God Do With All The Money He Recevies From Offering And Tithes? by hahn(op): 11:33am On Nov 09, 2014 |
tempex88: OP, God does not want your money. He wants you So, I should stop paying tithes and offering then. Thanks |
Christianity Etc › What Does God Do With All The Money He Recevies From Offering And Tithes? by hahn(op): 11:17am On Nov 09, 2014 |
Pastors like prechaing about giving money to God even to the extent of asking to give a percentage of your salary and maybe even all of it.
What does God use the money for? |
Business › Re: Has Education Become A Weakness To Nigerian Graduates? by hahn(m): 10:44am On Nov 09, 2014 |
2prexios: That's exactly what I am saying, thinking response without getting issues with the problem, I create this problem in hope of diverse opinion and not because I have angry parents. Pls forget about my parents. Let's tackle issues and solve problems and stop blaming the parents and the past. The problem is in our hands. Its hard to believe that you're a graduate. Your composition of sentences is even too shameful for a 3 year old. I'd advice you hustle hard and raise enough money to repay your parents for all your school fees before its considered a waste. If you really want to know what street smart is all about, stop collecting pocket money from your parents and venture into the streets to find out for yourself. |
Christianity Etc › Re: BBC Calls Winners Chapel "Witchcraft Church" by hahn(m): 10:39am On Nov 09, 2014 |
enimcnite: ...what church or mosque do u worship? & how do u knw if ur pastor or imam is a true man of God hmm?...Simple answer is; any man who devotes his entire life to preachin His word, either in a church, on the streets or in the wilderness like John the Baptist is assumed to be a man of God, whether he extorts money from his church members or not, its not for you to judge, be patient bro, we are in the last days, let God be the final judge and you just play your part in obeying His word so you and I can make heaven...God bless ya  I don't attend either church or mosque and I don't believe in heaven or hell. As far as I'm concerned, religion is a game similar to politics. @majekdom, I'm sure you're not a christion because of how quick you are to hurl insults and therefore you are not worthy to hold a conversation with. |
Business › Konga Affiliates Let's Meet Here! by hahn(op): 11:40am On Nov 08, 2014 |
If you are registered as an affiliate on Konga, come and let's share ideas and challenges. I've already made about N5,000 on the program and it certainly seems worth the while.
If you are not registered and have questions feel free to ask. You can sign up via the link on my signature. |
Business › Re: Make Extra Money From Jumia Online Shop by hahn(m): 11:36am On Nov 08, 2014 |
Konga.com already have such a platform and all you need to do is register on their site online to become their sales agent and earn 9% commissions on every sale. They also pay directly into your Nigerian bank account.
This jumia own is a long thing. Sign up via the link on my signature if you're interested start making NOW! |
Business › Re: Simple Ways To Raise Business Capital In Nigeria by hahn(m): 11:30am On Nov 08, 2014 |
@op, we're waiting for you to post the rest of the story. |
Business › Re: How Is The E-cigarette Market In Nigeria? by hahn(m): 11:29am On Nov 08, 2014 |
I believe e-cigs will sell in Nigeria. Its healthier and more fashionable but the price will turn people off. A stick of benson&hedges filter cigarette costs N10 and I've senn e-cigs prices here for up to N4k. Only chronic smokers will buy it and we have lots of them in Nigeria. I'd advice you start with small capital and if demand goes high, you can import large quantities. |
Business › Re: Konga Using Merchant Money For Business. by hahn(m): 11:20am On Nov 08, 2014 |
lagoscrimefree: Alot of people here are talking out of experience... You will understand better when the time comes what exactly do you have against konga? this is the second meaningless thread against them that you're creating. do you have any products on konga personally? did you read their terms and agreement? do you realise that konga have an affiliate program and pay their affiliates commissions for sales generated? I run an online business also and its not easy. You sound like someone who has never ventured into business. If you think its easy, start your own company and stop hating. By the way, what the hell is "choice of postage"? Last time I checked, they deliver nationwide |
Business › Re: Join Me And Learn As I Manufacture A Standard Solar Panel by hahn(m): 11:15am On Nov 08, 2014 |
chuqudy: You are right. It was 2yrs ago. I lost interest in solar energy when they told me the cost of their solar panels, batteries and inverters.
Pls may you give us their address or contacts. Thanks for this information. Meanwhile, I am gradually gathering the neccesary tools. Unfortunately, I still have to import most of the tools. Nigeria is really lagging behind. Following |
Business › Re: Has Education Become A Weakness To Nigerian Graduates? by hahn(m): 11:07am On Nov 08, 2014 |
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Business › Re: N3,000 Start Up Capital For A Unique Liquid Toilet Wash Production Line by hahn(m): 11:02am On Nov 08, 2014 |
Sayvabs: Hello Strongbest. I must commend you for sharing your business info. I must also caution you and interested people that you are selling half truth to them. I'm into detergent production. There is no way 3000 Naira can set up toilet soap production not even for personal use. This is a blatant lie!!!! That amount CANNOT buy 1L acid thickener alone!!! Unless you are producing concoction called toilet cleaner! If you are interested in toilet soap just google "toilet wash ingredient". I can assure you that two-third of info you need is online. If you need technical advice email me.
Thank you. Create your own thread |
Christianity Etc › Re: BBC Calls Winners Chapel "Witchcraft Church" by hahn(m): 9:19am On Nov 08, 2014 |
enimcnite: i will not use my mouth to criticize or judge a man of God....i just dey observe!  How do you know he is a man of God? |
Sports › Re: Akwa Ibom State Intl Stadium Opening – PROGRAMME OF EVENT by hahn(m): 8:42am On Nov 08, 2014 |
Lakesider25: the stadium was designed and built by whites. all parts of the stadium were imported from white nations . black people are inferior illiterates. you should be grateful to your white Colonial Master . we discovered and drilled the oil and gave you an oil rich economy . we invented agricultural machinery for large scale farming . you should be grateful . this stadium is not too bad for a college football stadium,but my alma mater's college football stadium looks better than this . Lekan! Lekan! Lekan! Comport yourself |
Politics › Re: Ben Carson Declares For US President Uses "A Breath Of Fresh Air" by hahn(m): 8:33am On Nov 08, 2014 |
Lakesider25: he should be more concerned about getting a DNA test and going back to Africa. slavery had been abolished 140 years ago . slaves are no longer needed . we invented machinery to do the work . Africa needs this guy. go help your people over there in africa.
Rand Paul is the next president of the USA. no more black presidents. second choice : Hillary Clinton. don't you understand English? He might be black but he can never be as dumb as George Bush. I hope you remember that Caucasians crossed oceans to get to America. After you guys "discovered"/stole it from the native Indians. Caucasians should also go back to Europe. But na true you talk sha. Somewhat |
Politics › Re: Pic: Borno State Governor 'sharing' Money To Children In His State by hahn(m): 1:02pm On Nov 07, 2014 |
Well, there's love in sharing
FTC |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Biker Sets World Record by hahn(m): 11:38am On Nov 07, 2014 |
Tolexander: ok, i'm sorry bro! 
you meant Elijah-like chariot of fire? Now, you're on point!  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Biker Sets World Record by hahn(m): 11:24am On Nov 07, 2014 |
Tolexander: Nigeria to Europe? How did he cross the Mediterranean sea or strait of gibraltar? Guy, stop talking like this. People will think you're not current. Don't you know that these new bikes have J-Jump and F-Fly buttons?  |
Politics › Re: Why Living With A Nigerian Wife Abroad Is No Longer Fashionable! by hahn(m): 11:02am On Nov 07, 2014 |
tit: all these men are losers. as a man you are supposed to cook, clean, pay rent and take care of your house-hold. you are supposed to bath and dress-up your children by yourself. your wife is only a helper, a servant. if you leave your wife to do all those things, and tomorrow she does coup and takes over the house, you start crying. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR HOUSE FOR THE HELPER/THE SERVANT. DO NOT BE LAZY AND DO HOUSE WORK. I'm sure that your father cooks at your house while your mother is only a servant. If not then he is also a looser |
Romance › Re: 3 Awful Truths About Sex by hahn(m): 10:54am On Nov 07, 2014 |
Elinob: Sex is that beautiful dream sequence that happen between tender kissing and waking and with make up on. In real life it's like slapping steaks together in musty caller. 1, The puddle u cuddle in: when u ave sex ur lady get wet and ur pathetic premature finale probably adds to the disgusting cocktail u'll be falling asleep in afterwards. 2,Boob farts: sometime when you' re in the missionary position the slapping together of two chest create a real unattractive squeezed fart sound that's not as funny as it might. 3,You are thinking too hard: if u think too hard, you won't get that way. Stop concentrating on making your flagpole rise or you will surely let down nation with your half mast. Op, the witches in your village are using your pic to ........... Wipe their asssseeeessss And the thunder that will fire you is......... Receiving training @ ISIS HQ |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Road Shame Makes Yahoo Homepage. by hahn(m): 10:32am On Nov 07, 2014 |
mikeansy: For those that did not notice this road is in a certain utopia/eldorado called LAGOS!!!!!!
This is a combined failure by our political class. By this I mean all our leaders from state level to federal level, and not just from this era but also from previous era!
To pretend it's GEJ's alone is simply living in denial.
Fashola and Tinubu also have responsibility here!
You can't praise APC/Fashola for all that is right about Lagos and then turn around to blame GEJ when it is bad news!
That's just double standards! That's Apapa road and its a federal road. That's actually the FG's responsibility. However, there are even worse state roads in Lagos. Still, I don't believe there's any politician that has actually done anything worthwhile. They are all the same |
Politics › Re: Eye Witness Account Of The BRT/Military Clash by hahn(m): 9:57am On Nov 07, 2014 |
tit: the your i-witness na satellite? it looks like he has been stalking the Nigerian army all over. From Bama, Borno to Ikorodu rd lagos and then to Palmgrove. He does not seem to be an impartial witness to the truth. He just seems so jaundiced and full of biased opinions.
And maybe, he seems to have to have something against female soldiers. Is he afraid of the men? Why is he trying to pin everything on an unknown female soldier? He does not come across as an unbiased, credible, truthful witness. he seems to have made up more than half the story. The thunder that will fire you and everyone that clicked "like" on your ignorant and baseless comment is still receiving training @ ISIS HQ |
TV/Movies › Re: Nollywood And The World: How Nollywood Is Viewed Outside Nigeria by hahn(m): 8:31am On Nov 07, 2014 |
Csami: I thought we were talking about nollywood and how they are viewed outside Nigeria? You shifted to culture and how nothing works in the country.
I live in Nigeria and btw, the communication sector works. Yes we were but I couldn't help but include every other part because the fact that nothing works in Nigeria can be attributed to several common facctors. So, whether we choose to talk about how bad Nollywood is or sports or how absurd it sounds that the minimum wage is N18,000 and senators get paid well over N20m(looting exclusive) for doing nothin, it all bothers to the same factors such as corruption, lack of nationalism, misplaced priorities, selfishness on the part of us, the citizens etc. Like the simple butterfly effect, our little beliefs and actions displayed inside the comfort of our homes, offices etc all attribute to the rot that we see in every sector of the economy. You re an optimist and I like that. As regards the communication sector, its ok but can be better. We really need to start setting higher standards for ourselves in this country |
TV/Movies › Re: Nollywood And The World: How Nollywood Is Viewed Outside Nigeria by hahn(m): 5:03pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
Csami: And you think this is true because? I might agree with the rest but this particular one is not true. I think its true because every single part of the economy doesn't work. Constant power supply is still a dream and so are good roads, quality health care, security etc. Nothing works I live in Nigeria. How about you? |
TV/Movies › Re: Nollywood And The World: How Nollywood Is Viewed Outside Nigeria by hahn(m): 2:36pm On Nov 06, 2014 |
VillageBoi: Call it crazy but I am hopeful the Nigerian film industry will get there. There are a number of people out there that know their stuff... albeit most still unknown. [/color][color=#006600]Nigeria WILL get better. There's nothing crazy about that. We just have to decide on WHEN it will happen. |
TV/Movies › Re: Nollywood And The World: How Nollywood Is Viewed Outside Nigeria by hahn(m): 8:59pm On Nov 05, 2014 |
VillageBoi: Taking a while isn't it?
Sad truth is the very best of Nollywood/Nigerian film cannot even be compared to the very best of any other African filmmakers... talkless of the-rest-of-the-world. Yes it's moving forward but some big key ingredient is still badly lacking. I'd rather watch Dexter's lab or Pinky and The Brain than sit down to watch a Nollywood movie. Some people will like to argus that "we are getting there" but honestly we haven't moved an inch from where we used to be. I'm yet to watch a Nollywood movie that has live scenes like what I'm used to in the REAL Nigeria and not some loaned building. We still have a LONG way to go when it comes to story telling and I've read better novels that make one feel entranced in the story that the memory plays out like a movie. Our entertainment industry is actually nothing to write home about. Even Charlie Chaplin was able to deliver comedy and entertainment without opening his mouth. Generally, we're way over our heads in this country. Confusing comfort and development with material possessions. We are no where as a people and rate amongst the lowest in Africa when it comes to basic infrastructure, comfort and cultural export. The best we can lay claim to are people who have Nigerian names and were born and brought up in another man's country. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Facts About Religion. by hahn(m): 7:58pm On Nov 05, 2014 |
Hmmmmmm. Lobsang Rampa. E don tey wey I read him book o.
Nice LONG post |