ignis:
The check engine light on my car has been on for over a year, and I have been driving it like that.

This is Nigeria.

Don't get it checked out by an auto-repair specialist, when it happens now, u blame village people

chus22:
My v600 pajero jeep still on check engine.. But the vehicle moves fine

Aso Rock rat must have tampered with one of your wire

Buhari is just a total badluck to Nigeria

Would av made FTC if not for the ogbeni above me

I bought today in Oruk anam LGA of Akwa ibom state 200/litre

God have mercy

I have been wondering what could have caused this kind of unforgettable embarrassment, maybe the bride toyed with someone's heart before or could it just be wickedness from the people of the world


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Na wah o

God help his children o

Ok

The problem in this country is that our leaders doesn't even like us a bit at all, I can't just wait for 2019 so i can use the power of my voter card to send back that fulani man back to his cattle ranch in Daura

Mass grave in benue state commissioned and completed

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is
deploying more facilities to enforce the N133.28 ex-depot
price per litre
- The NNPC also released phone numbers to the public to
report infractions by marketers or retailers
- Umar Ajiya says fuel queues are easing off around the
country
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) says
it has deployed more of its depots and other through-put
facilities to enforce the N133.28 ex-depot price of
premium motor spirit, better known as petrol, to
marketers directly.
The NNPC also warned against fuel hoarding and enjoined
motorists and other consumers to report any infraction by
marketers or any NNPC retail outlets to 0906 000 5621,
0906 000 5622, 0906 000 5623, 0906 000 5624 for
immediate action.
A press statement signed by the group general manager,
group public affairs division of the NNPC, Ndu Ughamadu,
and obtained by NAIJ.com, quoted the managing director
of PPMC, Umar Ajiya, as saying that the measure became
necessary to resolve the price differentials between some
of its stakeholders.

If pres Buhari can have a way to implement the change begins with me ideology into the mind of Nigerians including himself, Nigeria will become a better place

Nice video but only one thing missing

Where is peter?

Secondly the girl in the video is ugly

Did anyone else notice the stretch marks on the left breast, second pic?

Dear president Buhari, with all due respect to you, since you came into power it has been from one problem to another, all i can see os CHAIN and not CHANGE as you promised.

I do not have power to do anything to you but have it in mind that me and my 5000 close friends are waiting for you in the polling unit come 2019

Kindly respect yourself and step down honourably or we will disgrace you out of Aso Rock.

Babalawos:


NO it is not true. In ATR, broom is a strong spiritual weapon for banishing evil and it is not used for stealing peoples destiny. Destiny stealer or snatcher charm must have physical contact with the victim in other for it to be effective. So using an enchanted broom to sweep someone's premises can not steal the persons destiny.

1* For example; if a taboo is broken by a family member like a mother having sex with another man that is not her husband or a father having sex with his daughter or a mother having sex with her son or a brother having sex with his sister.... etc brooms are used to sweep the evil out of the premises where the taboo breaker stays. This is accompanied by ebos and incantations (prayers) prescribed by the Oracle.

2* The second example of the spiritual and occult use of brooms in ATR; brooms are used to torment witches during interrogation by flogging the witch with brooms to confess all her atrocities.

3* The third example of the spiritual and occult use of brooms in ATR; brooms are used to confused armed robbers from robbing a building. When armed robbers comes into a fortified broom building, they will start to sweep the premises with the medicinal broom until the owner of the broom charm releases them from the spell of the medicinal broom. This particular medicinal armed robber confusing broom is short, have cowries, piece of red cloth and it is placed on top of the entrance of the building.

4* The fourth example of the spiritual and occult use of brooms in ATR; a single broom stick is what is needed to prepare Magun (thunderbot). The single broom stick is hidden in a place where the wife normally pass and as soon as she crosses it, she is under the spell of Magun (thunderbot). Any man that have sex with a woman that has Magun (thunderbot) will get stuck to her until the owner of the charm which is normally her husband releases her from the spell of Magun (thunderbot).

Thank you for this information, i hardly bliv spiritual things before but i ve experienced things that start to make me know that spiritual things really exist.

I will b careful from now henceforth

That is a very strong Anti malaria drugs, who doesn't av malaria here should first advice her

God save us all from evil, Amen

The heart of some men is naturally wicked. Even the bible
noted that “from within, out of the heart of men, proceed
evil thoughts” or how does one explains this.
A Facebook user Keneci Taylor who visited the beach
recently took to her timeline to share her shocking
experience.
Taylor shared photo evidences of her finding at the beach
which was a photo of an unknown man that was through
inside red and green bottles tied together with a rope.

Just this afternoon, Gov udom Emmanuel of Akwa ibom state just reacted to my Facebook post in akwa ibom political forum

Nobodys:
I don't even see the need for the pride price.. we are human beings with decisions not some valuable you pay for.....

Op look for a girl with my sch of thought and marry her....cause for me,no freaking pride price... Church Marriage is enuff and court ofcus.....

If u re still single, maybe we could exchange contacts

SmellySperm:
bro i get cousin wey age don grab,she'll marry u,just pm me

Lolz
Thanks but no thanks

Hi Nairalanders, I'm 45 and my bank account is not smiling at me. I need to get married ASAP, but i need a tribe where the bride price and marriage process can b cheap and affordable.

I'm not tribalistic, so i can marry anywhere and anyone

No light in akwa ibom, oruk anam LGA precisely since after they took it around 3am on 1st January

Did anyone notice the pot belly of those men in the front row at that last pic?
Including the policeman and the army man, i thought routine training won't even allow them to develop such potbelly

Purebeerry:
What the fuvk is D and C?

Dilatation and curretage

I remembered being arrested in 2016 because i treated a gunshot victim without a police report.

This is a major breakthrough by the muhammadu Buhari's led administration

But that alone will not earn you my vote in 2019

True talk

Mommy, I'm hearing voices," my youngest daughter told us when we lived overseas. "They're telling me to do bad things like kick my brother and disobey you. They're waking me up at night and scaring me."
We'd recognized her belligerence, but we chalked it up to culture shock and navigating a foreign school system. My husband, Patrick, had been under spiritual attack since the moment we moved to France, so in some ways we weren't surprised. But we didn't expect voices.
So we prayed for our daughter. She was the only one in our family who didn't yet know Jesus. We told her about Him again, how He's bigger than those voices, but she wasn't ready to surrender to Him. Though you may not face such an overt attack on your family, the truth is that spiritual warfare exists. We have a very real enemy, Satan, who wants nothing more than to destroy our lives, our thoughts, our walks with Jesus (John 10:10). He, along with his hoard of demons, roams the earth, seeking ways to wreak havoc on God's kingdom (1 Peter 5:. Unfortunately, we tend to live in two extremes: as though Satan doesn't exist or as though he's bigger than God. Neither is correct. Satan does exist. He's a created being who used to experience the paradise of God. For one defining moment, he averted his eyes from God's glory and rejoiced in his own (Ezekiel 28:12-15). In that, he rebelled, deceiving a third of the angels in heaven (Revelation 12:4). And he's waged war ever since. God sent His Son for a specific purpose. Consider: "The one who commits sin is of the Devil, for the Devil has sinned from the beginning. The Son of God was revealed for this purpose: to destroy the Devil's works" (1 John 3:. And destroy, He did. Every encounter Jesus had with demons ended in a victory for God. And on the cross, He dealt the final blow - Jesus died for the very sin Satan incited in the Garden of Eden. With that as a backdrop, we don't need to fear. We serve a conquering, powerful God who has destroyed Satan's work. Because of the cross and the amazing resurrection, we have power to defeat the enemy's ploys.
But how? What are some practical things we can do right now when we feel attacked?

Action 1: Pray.
Our first response to spiritual attack shouldn't be panic, but prayer. In our own strength, we can't fight. But when we ask God for help and seek His power, then we experience victory. After our daughter heard voices, Patrick and I prayed - for her, with her, about her. We sent a mass email to our prayer team, asking them to intercede for our daughter. During the middle of this ordeal, Patrick and I had to leave to go to a leadership summit. Two moms and a daughter from our church in Texas graciously came to watch our children. We let them know what was going on with our youngest, and they also prayed for her.

Action 2: Speak and believe truth.
Jesus personifies truth. "I am the truth," He said (John 14:6). But Satan is a big, fat liar. Jesus said this about him: "He was a murderer from the beginning and has not stood in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he tells a lie, he speaks from his own nature, because he is a liar and the father of liars" (John 8:44). Satan's native tongue is deceit. So one of the best ways to combat his untruth is to surround ourselves, our families, and our minds with truth.
Patrick and I shared the truth about Jesus with our daughter. Others did, too. And we reminded ourselves that our battle wasn't against her behavior, but against the evil forces in the world. Paul reminds us, "For our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the world powers of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavens" (Ephesians 6:12). When our daughter struggled, we assured her that Jesus would defeat those voices if she gave her heart to Him.

Action 3: Choose not to fear.
The natural reaction to a spiritual attack is first fear, then worry. If we stay in that place of panic, we forget to do the first two actions: pray and speak the truth. And if we camp in fear's tent, we shrink back from the joy and power Jesus wants to give us in the midst of the battle. Ultimately, this comes down to a question of God's bigness. Do we believe God is bigger than our worry? Than Satan's attack? Than the fears that keep us up at night? We have a choice to give into fearful thinking or surrender it to God. Of course, we initially feared and freaked out a bit when our daughter confessed her battle to us. It took moxie to choose to lay that fear at Jesus' feet. A VeggieTales song has it right: God is bigger than the boogey man. If you're facing a battle where fear rages, consider this exercise in relinquishment:
Jesus, I'm afraid. Please help me to hand my fear over to You. Give me Your perspective in this situation. Forgive me for running first to fear and not to You. Please rescue us from this situation. Enlarge my faith. I choose to rest my fear in Your capable arms, and I promise, with the strength You provide, not to snatch it back.

Action 4: Let go of control.
When we encounter a spiritual battle, we tend to want to make everything right in our own strength. We want the battle to stop, so we try to fix the situation or make a person behave a certain way. Unfortunately, we can't control others. We can't micromanage difficult situations. We can't orchestrate outcomes. We are not God.
And that's the crux. God is bigger than the situation. He's the Sovereign One who runs the universe without our help. The fact that we sleep every night, and the world keeps running sans us, testifies to this.
When our daughter heard voices, we realized how little control we had. We couldn't make her become a Christian, though we shared Jesus with her. Patrick and I had to entrust her to Jesus, knowing that He loves her more than we do, and He was quite aware of the situation. Giving up control isn't something that comes naturally to us, but it was the only thing we could do to find peace.

Action 5: Watch God work.
God is always at work, something author Henry Blackaby reminds us in his book Experiencing God. The amazing thing about God is that He's creative and doesn't always achieve His ends in ways we would anticipate. His ways are mysterious. If we live in light of this, we'll live with holy expectation of the adventure He will bring. We must have faith enough to believe in God's unpredictable creativity.
When Patrick and I left our children and attended the leadership summit, we received a phone call from our daughter. She left this message: "Daddy, Mommy, I just wanted to let you know that I became a Christian."

At home, we heard the story. The 12-year-old daughter of one of the moms shared the gospel again with our daughter and asked if she wanted to follow Jesus. This time, our daughter did. Still worried about those voices when I later talked to her, I asked, "Are you still hearing those voices?"
"No, I'm hearing one voice, and He's telling me to make wise choices," she replied.
I sighed in relief. "That's the Holy Spirit," I told her, marveling at the way God worked. He brought a preteen halfway around the world to France to share Jesus with my daughter, who had been tormented by evil voices. And He delivered her without Patrick and me being there. Spiritual warfare exists. Just look around this crazy world for evidence. But we don't need to fret and wring our hands, even if it's our loved ones in the middle of the mire. Remember, we can pray. Remind ourselves of the truth. Refuse to let fear have its way. Relinquish control and rest in God's creative work. Our daughter gave me permission to share her story. By God's grace, she doesn't remember hearing those voices. But she does remember her baptism - which her daddy had the privilege of performing in the Mediterranean Sea.

The Most Common Attack: Who God Is
If Satan can get you to believe God is punishing, demanding, harsh, and altogether an abusive grump, he wins. Sure, you still believe statements that God is love, that He created everything, and that He sent His Son to die because of His love for us. But when hard times come, do you see Him as sad for your pain in the struggle, tenderly holding you in His arms, weeping with you as He wept for Lazarus' siblings, red up over the poison sin leaks over the world? Or do you see Him as a distant observer, telling you that this horrible ordeal is making you more Christlike, so toughen up?
You may have the right theology in your head (God is good and loving), but your heart may dread His notice in your life. If so, ood your mind and heart with truth:
"Therefore the LORD is waiting to show you mercy, and is rising up to show you compassion." - Isaiah 30:18
"He protects His ock like a shepherd; He gathers the lambs in His arms and carries them in the fold of His garment. He gently leads those that are nursing." - Isaiah 40:11
"So he got up and went to his father. But while the son was still a long way off, his father saw him and was lled with compassion. He ran, threw his arms around his neck, and kissed him." - Luke 15:20
"The LORD is good to everyone; His compassion rests on all He has made." - Psalm 145:9