₦airaland Forum

Hunry:
450k last year, hmmmm.
This year nko, Jan & Feb.

malvisguy212:
Bible passage

malvisguy212:
I would've love the Muslim guy to reply me, he is a Muslim and there are lot of question I would love to ask.

johnydon22:
That is exactly the argument coolusername and frank aren't understanding.

You can't say morality is subjective and make moral judgements that implies morality is objective.

johnydon22:
The belief that humans are created and owned by an external authority.

(note: belief)

Such belief or assumption appeals to a transcendent determinism

johnydon22:
You seem to not be understanding the problem here, the premise here is the basis of morality.

Of course neither rekinomtla nor I think pedophilia is ok, we are simply saying that for someone who thinks morality is relative across societies and time, you can't apply your moral conclusions on a different time/society unless it is not relative after all.

johnydon22:
Like; a value system that transcends human determinism.

johnydon22:
The belief of a Non-arbitrary value on the subject.

Note: Moral subject is different from moral action.

hahn:
Still looking for a partner!

johnydon22:
An atheist can, but such moral condemnations require a basis that transcends secular moral conclusions.

HungerBAD:
Hello bro.

Was out somewhere with no network.

Yuneehk:
Suck? we call it pium pium throway. That's the noise it produces when you suck. Toh it's all good. Enjoy

hahn:
Eguisi loading....

Beef and ponmo
Periwinkles
Dried fish(I don't know the name but it's on point)

SaintChukz:
What kind of websites do you build?

Yuneehk:
Well, they pick it one by one. You should see where it's being done in the market. They do it fast and professionally too
@hahn, wetin happen? Our wife go cooking strike last week ni? Missed your updates too

PRESENTATION:
I’ve eaten food prepared with periwinkles before but do you mean they had to the tiny periwinkles one by one ? Because what I had in my meal was much oh .

These past week you didn’t post, are you telling us you was on diet and didn’t eat anything

LoJ:
The idea was good unfortunately lazy Nigerian youths wanted the easy way. They flooded my mail with help requests instead of supporting this idea that could have led to major breakthroughs. I received countless help requests within few days, I just had to let the thread die.

People were not willing to contest, but they want to receive handouts. I will pass

ahiboilandgas:
cos looting public resources and crime is the only achievement in zoo....private time the English is too big for your comprehension

ahiboilandgas:
see the number of police men escorting him to a farm...i don't want to be like this no private time

nwafada123:
nwafada.com


Leader and founder of the Mountain of Liberation and Miracle Ministries also known as Liberation City, Pastor Chris Okafor has come under attack on Twitter after a failed prophecy on President Muhammadu Buhari as he went on to attack the President on a video.

The emergence of President Buhari as President re-elect has brought controversies in the church as it became a period to weigh in the performances of several pastors and priests who made one prophecy or the other.

Those whose prophecy didn’t come to pass have devised ways to defend themselves and that is by always saying their prophecies were averted by prayers while those whose prophecies came to pass have continued to swell in the glory of their achievement.

However, Pastor Chris Okafor’s prophecy failed to reach the cut off mark and Twitter users have foiled out the video where he is trying hard like his fellow pastors to twist the result to suit him by daring and attacking the President.


Read more and watch video here:

http://nwafada.com/2019/03/07/pastor-chris-okafor-attacked-by-twitter-users-over-his-failed-prophecy-on-buhari-as-he-attacks-the-leader-video/

zedman1:
If you look at things critically you'll realize there's no such thing as "the good old days". From history, every generation claims theirs was better than the present. In the 80's and 90's there were no color TV's, a few had video machines, we cooked mostly with palm oil, not because of its nutritional value but because it was more affordable, no phones, a few had land lines .... .... So much for the "good old days".

chuckjonesbaba:
Lol.... at least no fulani gun wielding herders were on the news...

chuckjonesbaba:
At least there was PEACE AND SECURITY

Pavore9:
When was the group in existence?

Pavore9:
Even during "the good old days" Nigeria was very rough for some.

Maxi3k:
As an atheist I prefer keeping my views to myself, the last time I talked to my dad about religion he threatened to thrown me out of the house

CAPSLOCKED:
WHO KNOWS WHERE THEY SELL SOCKS IN THIS LAGOS STATE?