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Islam › Re: Muslims Protecting A Catholic Church In Egypt During Mass by hardbody: 9:40am On Aug 19, 2013
scottpirlo24: @ op .... U are misleading pple here, I have been to this location in egypt .... It is not a church ... That picture and location is fateh mosque in cairo ,,,,,, pls stop faking things up
Busted....
Christianity Etc › Re: Ignore Everything I Have Been Saying All These Months. The Bottomline Is by hardbody: 6:56pm On Aug 16, 2013
obadiah777: THE BOTTOMLINE IS EVERYTHING I SPEW IS KNOWLEDGE NOT NECESSARY FOR YOUR SALVATION. ITS JUST ADDITIONAL KNOWLEDGE TO HAVE IF YOU WANT IT BUT NOT IMPORTANT. IF YOU TAKE ANYTHING AWAY FROM MY RANTS, THE IMPORTANT THING FOR YOU TO KNOW IS
1-YOU NEGROS ARE THE REAL JEWS.

2-THE MORAL LAWS ARE NOT DONE AWAY WITH. YOU STILL HAVE TO OBEY THEM. YOU CANT SLEEP WITH OTHER PEOPLES SPOUSES OR STEAL FROM OTHER PEOPLE AKA 419 OR WHATEVER IT IS NIGERIANS LOVE TO DO LOL ( GALATIANS 6 VS 7 ) ( COLOSIANS 3 VS 25 )

3-WE ARE LITERALLY IN THE LAST DAYS OF THIS AGE SO IT IS MORE IMPORTANT NOW THAN EVER TO SEEK RIGHTEOUSNESS AND MEEKNESS ( ZEPHANIAH 2 VS 3 ) BECAUSE THOSE WHO DONT WILL BE DESTROYED IN NUKES.

4-THE NEXT KINGDOM ON EARTH WILL BE RULED BY YOUR PEOPLE ( NEGROS AKA ISRAEL )

5-YOU DONT DIE AND THEN VANISH FOREVER. YOU ALWAYS RETURN BACK TO THE WORLD EVERY THIRD OR FOURTH GENERATION ( ROUGHLY 75 TO 100 YEARS ) IN A DIFFERENT BODY THROUGH A DIFFERENT FAMILY ( OF YOUR RACE. YOU STAY WITHIN THE SAME RACE FOREVER ). YOUR SPIRIT IS IMMORTAL. IT SHEDS THE BODY THAT COVERS IT PERIODICALLY BUT RETURNS IN A NEW BODY AFTER RESTING FOR A BIT IN THE SPIRIT WORLD. I SAY THIS SO YOU KNOW THAT YOU WILL BE AROUND TO ENJOY WHEN YOUR PEOPLE ARE FINALLY BACK ON TOP AND RULING THE WORLD RIGHTEOUSLY UNDER CHRIST WHILE YOUR ENEMIES ( THE GENTILE NATIONS ), WHO HAVE HATED YOU WILL BE UNDERNEATH YOU.( JEREMIAH 30 VS 16 )

THESE FIVE POINTS ARE ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR PROTECTION AND SALVATION. OF COURSE YOU HAVE TO FEAR GOD TOO ( ECCLESIASTES 12 VS 13 )
You are demented. And that is putting it mildly.
Phones › Re: Woman Pays For iPhones & Got Apples by hardbody: 6:50pm On Aug 16, 2013
In one word, 'Caveat emptor......Let the buyer beware'

In truth, her idiocy defies comprehension.

This is why in my world , 'In God we Trust, everyone else is a suspect'.

I have no sympathy for her.
Politics › Re: Fashola's Performance Is Overblown – CACOL by hardbody: 10:22am On Aug 16, 2013
seanet02: This is the kind of thread maximiliano will create.
Debo adeniran should go and sit down somewhere jor.
Debo is an igbo man, these igbo people ehnn, i so dislike them
Politics › Re: Botswana Plans To Deport Nigerians? by hardbody: 9:38am On Aug 16, 2013
Ikengawo: The ignorance on this thread is record breaking

Botswana has the highest standard of living in Africa and is rated as the most stable government.
This is a result of neglected education for the generation of nigerians that are now old enough to travel. Nigerians have an extremely dim understanding of the rest of the world and themselves and will find themselves crawling the globe to humiliate their own lives. I don't believe it's primarily igbos by far that are leading this global foolishness, but before we start saying it's and igbo problem we have to realize it's really a national one.

Igbos are ambitious, nobody will take that from them but it's almost impossible to convince them what they own is better than what they can possiby own or have and that's what leads to their desperate nature.

Yorubas are fearful, nobody will take that from them either. A yoruba person is not going to risk what he has, even if it's very little, no matter the reward and don't typically think outside of what's theres. Many yorubas don't know there was a civil war in Nigeria.

The reason I point this difference out is because the igbo ignorance is manifesting in travelling the world blindly and becoming a nuisance and the yoruba ignorance is manifesting in not being able to think or look outside of the very narrow box they already have, hence poverty and a total ignorance of anything outside of their family and region. They typically don't want more because they don't know there's is more out there and would rather brag about whats been done that complain about the need to do more. the root of the problem is ignorance. While igbos are developing and even destroying other places, their homeland is neglected, and while yorubas are boxed in by fear their homeland remains stagnant. This is why the two regions of africa that should be the most developed, aren't.

ignorance mixed with our respective cultural nature isn't doing anything for us.
Only the best sees and recognizes the best. I doff my cap for you. Could not have been better said.
Christianity Etc › Re: Falling Down Under Anointing? by hardbody: 9:08am On Aug 16, 2013
Again you guys will quote the bible and say Jesus said he is the way the truth and the life. I do agree. But my question is, do you have versions of truths? why are all you supposed christians misunderstanding or misinterpreting God's word? Did you not all read that he is not a God of confusion? So why are you all confused or sounding it. Is it becoming clear now why neither moslems no atheists believe in your genuiness?

I am practical christian and i understand the Bible because i research. I do not rely in what one man of God told me. In Thessalonians, Paul said the people in Borea were constantly examining the scriptures to affirm that what they are taught is the truth. All you guys here writing rely on is what your 'fraud' of a Man of God said. SMH for gullible Nigerians
Christianity Etc › Re: Falling Down Under Anointing? by hardbody: 8:57am On Aug 16, 2013
superior1: The physical manifestation of the Holy Spirit in the Apostles on the day of pentecost was such that some of the Jews concluded the Apostles were drunk, Peter had to tell them they weren't (He even told them It was too early to drink so they could believe him this further proving there were signs of intoxication among the Apostles). A drunk man is likely to fall, stagger, shout, dance etc

Acts 2:12-13
12 And they were all amazed, and were in doubt, saying one to another, What meaneth this? 13 Others mocking said, These men are full of new wine.

When you read Ephesians 5 vs 18
18 And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit

You will see Paul making a statement that suggest it is possible to be drunk in the Holy Spirit

There are divers manifestation of the Holy Spirit, falling under the Holy Spirit is part of it(it doesn't however mean some ministers and members don't fake it. It also doesn't mean all falling can be ascribed to the Holy Spirit)

I have sat under ministration were men of calm nature (people who do not have any reason to want to fake anything) suddenly started laughing, jumping, falling etc. These are professionals who are not even members of the ministry!!
Well said. Are you also aware that the bible portion said that visitors to Jerusalem were amazed that they were understanding the languages spoken by the 120 who were under the influence of the holy spirit. Today, when you people start what you call scabbashing, who in the congregation understands it? Not even the 'drunk' making those silly noises understands what he/she is saying. Let me also inform you that the purpose for that outpouring of the holy spirit then was to help propagate the good news of christianity. Recall that Jesus had recently ascended back to his father and promised he was going to send them a helper. That helper amongst other things was to help in the propagation of the ministy which as at then was at its earliest infancy. The visitors to Jerusalem during that Pentecost were able to hear the good news first hand and then also take the contents away while returning to their bases.

WORD
Politics › Re: President Obama Invites Jonathan For Talks by hardbody: 6:39pm On Aug 15, 2013
dasparrow: @Post

If I were GEJ, I will tell Obama I am too busy to come. If they had things to discuss, why didn't Obama stop by while he was on his African tour?
Unfortunately he GEJ does not have such a privilege. That he has even been invited should be subject of testimony and thanksgiving in church. sadly, that is where we have found ourselves, but it is real.
Science/Technology › Re: Little Girl Rescued From A Lion’s Mouth by hardbody: 6:43pm On Aug 14, 2013
I am on that weird side of Nairaland again. How did i even get here?
Politics › Re: Lagos Drags Al-mustapha To Supreme Court Over Kudirat's Murder by hardbody: 2:39pm On Aug 14, 2013
Phlegmwash: She was murdered in Lagos.
Bros na wa ooo. So you responded to that question? I suffer fools no such indulgence. I am giving out freely waht others pay to get as a professional and some nincompoop is here challenging the wisdom of my point. I can understand if we were operating from the same level, but since we are not, i chose to deal with the rude boy as an inconsequential which he actually is.
Politics › Re: Lagos Drags Al-mustapha To Supreme Court Over Kudirat's Murder by hardbody: 9:47am On Aug 14, 2013
phayvoursky: LETS TELL OURSEVS D TRUTH. Mustafa carried out his duty cos he was given a command. Sorry if ur relation was the victim but do u xpect Mustafa to disobey his commanders order? He has tried enough. If they cnt bear the loss, sue late Abacha to court. Period.
I so hate to call you a foool. I have stated elsewhere in this discourse that obeying an unlawful order is an illegal act that is punishable at law. I also said there is a case law in support of this. Finally i had earlier warned that it is pitiable to parade our ignorance on an issue we know nothing about especially in the sphere of law and procedure

You wont catch me discussing nuclear physics or rocket science because i will only be replicating the foolery that you are orchestrating. You are beginning to annoy me.
Politics › Re: Lagos Drags Al-mustapha To Supreme Court Over Kudirat's Murder by hardbody: 6:37pm On Aug 13, 2013
CFCfan: Double-jeopardy does not apply in the Nigerian legal system. An individual can be re-tried for the same 'offense' at a higher court.
Trial on a criminal matter only comes to an end on one of two circumstances or even three (1) where the period of appeal has lapsed (2) where the government enters a nolle or (3) where the supreme court has made a final pronouncement.

It is re-openening a case after any of the three instances that a trial could be described as double jeopardy. Again i warn, Law and Procedure is not a game of football where every Nigerian has a say. People are reading comments on this forum. Let us not parade ignorance openly so we are not all classified as dummies.
Politics › Re: Lagos Drags Al-mustapha To Supreme Court Over Kudirat's Murder by hardbody: 6:33pm On Aug 13, 2013
adconline: This sounds like double-jeopardy. Retrying someone for an offence he has been acquitted
I suggest you speak on a matter that is very clear and known to you. Law is not football where every Nigerian has an opinion as a 'coach'
Politics › Re: Lagos Drags Al-mustapha To Supreme Court Over Kudirat's Murder by hardbody: 6:27pm On Aug 13, 2013
OKeokpa: The Lagos state government has no right to appeal the decision of the court of Appeal. The SC will dismiss the proceeding
Bros in-box me the authority on this. Cheers.
Politics › Re: Lagos Drags Al-mustapha To Supreme Court Over Kudirat's Murder by hardbody: 6:27pm On Aug 13, 2013
eightsin: I'm sure nothing good will come outta this... He cnt b held responsible cos he was following orders... Its funi tho bt its fact.
If you follow an illegal order, the law says that you will be punished for taking and executing such an order. There is a case law on that point.
Politics › Re: Lagos Drags Al-mustapha To Supreme Court Over Kudirat's Murder by hardbody: 6:25pm On Aug 13, 2013
doncaster: Are filling this suit on behalf of abiola family that have forgiven mustafa?
The crime is against the state and not against the family of the deceased. The only forgiveness that the accused can get is if the state through the Attorney General files a nolle prosequi in which case the accused will become discharged and acquitted and never to be tried again on the same count. Until that is done, the state is the offended party because its citizen is assumed to have been killed by another citizen and no body has the right to take the life of another (not even his own by suicide) except as prescribed under the law. Therefore, the state will, if not satisfied that the circumstances of discharge are proper, will further appeal the judgement. This constitutional right is what is being exercized at this point in time.
Science/Technology › Re: Nigeria Moves To Put Man In Space by hardbody: 3:18pm On Aug 12, 2013
I pity the guinea pig of a man that will allow his life and destiny to be so wasted. The man will grow and turn to mushroom in outer space. Abi Nigerians think there is life out there so they can carry their corruption and ineptitude to outer space? Bunch of jokers. What happened to what they shot into outer space sometime ago that disappeared till today. Fake people.
Nairaland General › Re: Chaos On Ore-benin Road Over The Death Of A Footballer by hardbody: 9:32am On Aug 12, 2013
I have yet another opportunity to thank the good Lord. I was due back to Lagos yesterday and would actually have gone by road and definitely would have met this ugly incident. Several issues came up to disrupt the move. As I head back today I hope we don't get to see any negative incidents.
Travel › Re: Stay And Develop Your Country- Briton To Nigerian Youths by hardbody: 3:24pm On Aug 11, 2013
baslone: http://www.nigeriafilms.com/news/22768/56/stop-risking-your-lives-for-unreal-greener-pasture.html

http://riverajooa..com/2013/08/stop-risking-your-lives-for-unreal.html?spref=fb
Will they hear? Will they listen? All we do around here is criticizing everything with no input as to what could be done to change things positively. We prefer an uncertain hope in another man's territory than developing our own. I hope they will hear even if they do not listen.
Politics › Re: Lagos Reunites 46 With Their Relations In Osun by hardbody: 8:30am On Aug 08, 2013
BinghiNya: The average igbo has an IQ lower than that of a nanny goat. Igbo is everything. Time to declare Biafra, the land of cannibals, baby factories, drug peddlers, armed robbers, savages
No Igbo man is average. The Igbo that comes across as average is miles ahead the most excellent from your silly tribe. At the lowest level of stupidity, an igbo is still wiser than your very best.
Politics › Re: Lagos Reunites 46 With Their Relations In Osun by hardbody: 8:27am On Aug 08, 2013
Eko Atlantic: This is what a responsible state government who has the welfare and the well being of her people in mind. Not those who ran (as they always do) to Aso rock like cry babies and weep on Mr Jona.

Osun A Dara.
Bigot. Always fanning the embers of racialism. The fact osun has destitutes does not mean anambrarians or indeed itgbos have them. We are not lazy and our people are always alive to their responsibilities including being their brothers keepers.
Politics › Re: Gani Fawehinmi, Nigeria's Senior Advocate Of The Masses by hardbody: 2:01am On Aug 08, 2013
Ola Johnson: What has his graduating with a Third Class got to do with this? Are we not supposed to be concerned about whether or not he was a great lawyer/activist? May I tell you that Femi Falana, former President West African Bar Association (WABA) graduated with a Third Class in 1981 from OAU. Same as Fred Agbaje in the same year, faculty and school?
One perception to this os that thy were all below average students. Another is that they had selfish and terrible lecturers. Thirdly it could be that the school surpressed and still kills intelectual giants
Politics › Re: Child Marriage - Children Threaten Hunger Strike Over Senate’s Resolution by hardbody: 12:37pm On Aug 07, 2013
Which children are we talking about? I have asked my small cousins and nieces and they have assured me that since what Yerima is saying does not concern them, they have no business with going hungry. Brilliant chaps if you ask me.

For the other children, may i warn that there is something called ulcer. But sha, them no go even fit try am. the smell of Indomie will kill the hunger strike immediately
Politics › Re: Policeman Beaten To Death For Killing A Trader In Lagos by hardbody: 10:24am On Aug 07, 2013
kelexray: Na wa for we d masses oo,we even hv d gosh to beat a police man,no respect for d force anymore,o farher lord take control
You have just won yourself the award of the most stuupid Id10t in NL.

When policemen kill innocent and harmless civillians, we complain. When the masses retaliate you blame them. Were you born of a woman or are you a creature that crawled out from a hole. I feel so angry i could strangulate you if i caught you in a dark alley.
Politics › Re: Drunk Policeman Kills One In Lagos by hardbody: 9:14am On Aug 07, 2013
tomzman: It's quite hard to know the difference between police and armed robbers these days. I pray the fool is caught and dealt with. RIP to the dead.
There is no difference between the two, you can use the word interchangeably except however you do not use it in their presence, whether police or armed robber.
Politics › Re: Drunk Policeman Kills One In Lagos by hardbody: 9:10am On Aug 07, 2013
De Africana: could u emerging an officer of d law who should protect it citizens
Yes, i can 'emerging'
NYSC › Re: Cultists Machete Female NYSC Member In Bayelsa by hardbody: 8:48am On Aug 07, 2013
fred04: We need to be friendly with every body. If u are his then u can't be bad as well.

Politics › Nigerian Police......when Will We Get A Messiah by hardbody(op): 7:48pm On Aug 06, 2013
Education › Re: When You Can't Answer A Question In A Lecture Class? by hardbody: 3:37pm On Aug 06, 2013
I feel like the lecturer is a dummy as he hasn't taught me well
Politics › Re: Rivers Sends Its Destitute To Home States, Plans Another by hardbody: 11:59am On Aug 06, 2013
homesteady: Ok Let every state start sending back non indigene's to their various states na! Mtcheeew

BTW! This thread is just here to justify lagos deportation! LOL
Bros, look at the pic again. Those are real destitutes. They beg for a living. You don't equate those people with young agile men who are providing services by selling stuff in traffic after doing more than 100 meters dash in pursuit of faintly sighted interested patron in a moving car. No. The pic above are those to be sent back to where there are coming from and from their looks, we know where. But the cowards and their cowardly leader would rather look the other way and go for those who do not detonate bombs.

God has already started answering prayers and more will happen.....

Not that i wish anyone bad, you only reap what you sow, only that sometimes you reap bountifully. AMEN.
Politics › Re: FG Declares 8th And 9th August As Public Holidays For Eid-ul-fitr by hardbody: 9:04am On Aug 06, 2013
This holiday is already spent, please when is the nexthuh

I am going back to Biafra this holiday to perfect my transition plans.
Crime › Re: EFCC Arrests Man With 30 ATM Cards, 8 Signed Cheques by hardbody: 7:20pm On Aug 05, 2013
i will respond when i get home

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