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Celebrities › Re: “COVID-19 Is Definitely From Hell” — BBNaija's Cee-C As She Survives Disease by harmargedon: 3:46pm On Jan 27, 2021

My friend go and treat your maleria and stop decieving yourself.

Pets › Re: Help With Some Aspects Of Dog Feeding. by harmargedon: 3:16pm On Jan 25, 2021

BenNash:
Thank you. Most improve thing is can I give it rice from the one eaten in the house? You know salt will be in the soup. And maggi go dey the stew?

the rice is still okay, but the stew and soup shouldn't be often.

Pets › Re: Help With Some Aspects Of Dog Feeding. by harmargedon: 3:15pm On Jan 25, 2021

BenNash:
Thank you. Most improve thing is can I give it rice from the one eaten in the house? You know salt will be in the soup. And maggi go dey the stew?

Pets › Re: Help With Some Aspects Of Dog Feeding. by harmargedon: 2:21pm On Jan 25, 2021

BenNash:
Hello guys I just got a German Shepherd last week. I've been feeding her with indomie mixed with JoJo can food and some hard homemade food prepared by a breeder.( Don't like it that much it's too hard and difficult to eat for my little puppy).

The question I want to ask is can my dog eat the regular food we eat in the house.( Rice, Beans, Yam, e.t.c). I see some people say they feed their dogs rice, but I'm confused. Do you feed them the way you eat it? With stew and everything. Or do yh cook the rice specially without salt?

And when you feed your dog indomie, do you cook it without the seasoning?

I'm seriously confused o. Cuz people say Salt and onions are dangerous for dogs.

I forgot to add eggs.

Pets › Re: Help With Some Aspects Of Dog Feeding. by harmargedon: 2:15pm On Jan 25, 2021

BenNash:
Hello guys I just got a German Shepherd last week. I've been feeding her with indomie mixed with JoJo can food and some hard homemade food prepared by a breeder.( Don't like it that much it's too hard and difficult to eat for my little puppy).

The question I want to ask is can my dog eat the regular food we eat in the house.( Rice, Beans, Yam, e.t.c). I see some people say they feed their dogs rice, but I'm confused. Do you feed them the way you eat it? With stew and everything. Or do yh cook the rice specially without salt?

And when you feed your dog indomie, do you cook it without the seasoning?

I'm seriously confused o. Cuz people say Salt and onions are dangerous for dogs.

Pets › Re: Help With Some Aspects Of Dog Feeding. by harmargedon: 2:09pm On Jan 25, 2021

A big dog will surely grow big. but always remember that spices are not good for dogs. if you cannot afford regular dog food, just cook rice, mix it with beef, or fish, or chicken, then you mix with palm oil or zito oil booster, then add spinach and carrots. Don't cook the carrots and spinach. Noodles makes my dog poo watery so I don't use it I use rice. All your dog needs is a balanced diet. puppies and pregnant dogs need lots of protein, but adults need average.

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Pets › Re: Blue & Gold Macaw, Eclectus & Cockatoos For Sale by harmargedon: 2:04pm On Jan 25, 2021

I need an owl

Business › Re: Allarounda1: Dangote Sued Me For Declining His Silence Money – Alleged Ex-lover by harmargedon: 1:21pm On Jan 25, 2021

RichDad1:
Women are the major downfall of men.

nope, our dick is.

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Politics › Re: Lagos Belongs To Benin - Obanikoro's Grandson Declares by harmargedon: 7:17pm On Jan 24, 2021

Lagos means "lakes" in Portuguese, the language of the first European immigrants known to visit the settlement, then already inhabited by the Awori and Bini and known to them as Oko. From the first contacts with the region until the early 20th century, another Portuguese name for the city that was interchangeably used was Onim.
From the crowning of Ado as its first Oba, Lagos (then called Eko) served as a major center for slave-trade, from which then Oba of Benin Ado and all of his successors for over two centuries supported - until 1841, when Oba Akitoye ascended to the throne of Lagos and attempted to ban slave-trading. Local merchants strongly opposed the intended move, and deposed and exiled the king, and installed Akitoye's brother Kosoko as Oba. At exile in Europe, Akitoye met with British authorities, who had banned slave-trading in 1807, and who therefore decided to support the deposed Oba to regain his throne. With the success of the British intervention, in 1851 Akitoye was reinstalled as Oba of Lagos. In practical terms, however, British influence over the kingdom had become absolute, and ten years later, in 1861, Lagos was formally annexed as a British colony.
Until today, the Oba of Lagos is the head of all the Kings in Lagos State and his status is different from other Obas most of whom were later given back their crowns and staff of office only within the last 40 years except for the Alahun of Imoore Oba Haruna Okikiola who went to late justice Savage enquiry to proof that the Oba of Imoore is a first class Oba that had his crown from ile-ife that should not be classified amongst Obas that only got their crowns recently. Those who got their crowns back were the original land owners (Olofin's children). The present day Lagos state has a higher percent of this sub-group who allegedly migrated to the area from Isheri along the Ogun river. History has it that the Awori were actually from Ife , the cradle of Yorubaland. The Awori people are a peaceful people initially not taken to warfare. Due to war, those from the hinterlands , like the Ekiti, ran towards Isheri, which at that time had more than one Olofin who were heads of settlements about 1400AD. When the people fled from the hinterlands most of them scattered again, some to Iro, to Otta , Ado, others to Ebute Metta i.e. three landing places - Oyingbo, Iddo Island and Lagos Island (Eko). The Olofin that brought those who went to Ebute-Metta was Ogunfunminire, later known as Agbodere . With the full commencement of the war about 2000 moved to Iddo Island , others to Otto Awori or Otto Ijanikin towards modern-day Badagry . Those from Ekiti Aramoko came to Ebute-Metta, Iddo and then Ijora. After the demise of Agbodere, the name Olofin became the name used to remember him; the title of Oloto was given to his successor. When one of his sons becoming the Oloto his other children parted ways to what is known as visible settlements in present-day Lagos. Until the coming of the Benins, Lagos's geographic boundary was Lagos Mainland. Lagos Island, the seat of the Oba of Lagos, then consisted of a pepper farm which belonged to the Aromire family (One of Olofin's sons) and fishing posts. No one lived there. The name Eko was given to it by its first king, Oba Ado, during its early history; it also saw periods of rule by the Kingdom of Benin . Eko was the land area now known as Lagos Island where the king's palace was built. The palace is called Iga Idunganran , meaning palace built on the pepper farm . Oba Ado and the warriors from Benin, as well as some of the indigenous people who sought safety, settled in the southern part of Eko, called Isale Eko . "Isale" literally means "bottom", but must have been used to indicate downtown. The first king of Lagos, Oba Ado, apart from having two sons also had a daughter Erelu Kuti, who begat Ologun Kutere , who later became king. Shokun his brother, who was more aggressive and whom the Erelu suspected could plan a palace coup, was given a chieftaincy title, "Onile- gbale", and a palace just behind the king's palace. This was the first time that a Chief would be appointed and installed at the same time as a King's coronation. Oba Akitoye who ceded Lagos to the British was Oba Kosoko's uncle. Oba Akitoye was the first Oba not to be buried in Benin. Prior to this, all the Kings of lagos were buried in Benin. They passed on taxes to the Oba of Benin until the British came and explained that there was no need to send taxes to Benin anymore since they were no longer under Benin suzerainty. It was during his reign that the direct influence of Benin on Lagos ended. Oba Kosoko believed in the slave trade and was at loggerheads with the British, hence his dethronement and flight, first to Badagry and later to Epe, Nigeria where he founded kingdoms that still exist today.

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Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 5:50pm On Jan 24, 2021

God2man2again:
Harmargedon!

sir!!!

Health › Re: Remembering How I Became Blind Makes Me Sad —31-year-old Computer Scientist by harmargedon: 4:03pm On Jan 24, 2021

Accept my sympathy dear.

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 3:53pm On Jan 24, 2021

God2man2again:
Jesus knew no sin.

2 Corinthians 5:21" For hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him"

that wasn't Jesus talking, it was someone else. The Muslims see Mohammed as a man without sin, so also the Buddhist see Buddha as without sin, but where exactly did Christ himself say I have never committed any sin.

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 3:49pm On Jan 24, 2021

Miracle1991:
where was it written?

Mathew 11:19, Luke 7:34

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 3:49pm On Jan 24, 2021

Saig:
Which portion of the Bible is that

Mathew 11:19, Luke 7:34

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 1:20pm On Jan 24, 2021

God2man2again:
Jesus knew no sin.

show me where he said it himself that he knew no sin. Mathew 5:48. Here admitted that he wasn't perfect.

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 12:52pm On Jan 24, 2021

God2man2again:
Kindly answer this question, was Jesus a sinner?

since he himself didn't admit that he didn't commit any sin, then yes he too was a sinner. 1 John 1:10

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 12:52pm On Jan 24, 2021

Danzakidakura:
what verse sir ?

Mathew 11:19, Luke 7:34

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 12:49pm On Jan 24, 2021

CSTRR:
They also called him beelzub, and a sinner.

If you preach to sinners, relate with sinners, it is not surprising if they call you a sinner.

Remember the Bible itself said "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. No exceptions. He drank wine and a lot. Don't preach what you don't have proof of.

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 12:45pm On Jan 24, 2021

God2man2again:
The son of came eating and drinking; drinking what? Must you drink wine after eating?

What manner of false accusations?

These two scriptures are accusations from those men that hated his preaching.

No evidence of drinking a whole lot of wine here.

you are sentimental in your understanding. here's what the Bible said. Mathew 11;19 The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and
they say, 'Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a
friend of tax collectors and sinners.' But wisdom
is proved right by her deeds." Luke 7:34 The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and
you say, 'Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a
friend of tax collectors and sinners.' he didn't deny any. I don't know where you got your Bible from, but I've read many and they said the same thing.

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 12:08pm On Jan 24, 2021

CSTRR:
The bible did not say he drank it.
Afterall, it was meeting of unbelievers.

who calls man that doesn't drink a drunkard.

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Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 11:49am On Jan 24, 2021

lereinter:
Where in the Bible a whole lot

Mathew 11:19, Luke 7:34. And I mean it when I said a whole lot, even to the point of been called a drunkard.

Christianity Etc › Re: Who Gives Children by harmargedon: 10:28am On Jan 24, 2021

dannyrhymes600:
does this mean the gods can also create humans

nope, only you have the power to create another human. All they do is enhance the procedure. The same way only a goat can create another goat, a cow another cow, so also humans only have the power to create another imagine in our likeness.

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Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 9:42am On Jan 24, 2021

northvietnam:
Show me the verse .... I want to use it and finish somebody that always won’t allow me drink in peace

Mathew 11:19, luke 7:34,

Christianity Etc › Re: Who Gives Children by harmargedon: 9:37am On Jan 24, 2021

dannyrhymes600:
don't get me wrong, she has been meeting her husband for years and was never pregnant, she went to the gods doesn't mean she didn't meet her husband before she got pregnant.

I know a couple that has been married for fifteen years before they got a child. it could be coincidence or the work of the gods. but it still requires the action from the both parties too. The action of the gods is to enhance the procedure and ensure smooth passage of the sperm to the egg. And yes the gods do answer prayers too. our fore fathers were not stupid to have believed in them if they didn't answer their prayer.

Christianity Etc › Re: My Father Has A Bat In His Wardrobe: Should I Be Worried? by harmargedon: 9:26am On Jan 24, 2021

josite:
it is only a matter of time,u will surely get hurt ,guess u dont know the meaning of occult,occult means what they asked u to bring,u must bring it.including the head of your only son

that same occult didn't ask for a child till they're fully grown. His dad ain't in any shitty occult. He should man up and ask his dad. what would you say if you see an owl in a person's house. I already know the answer, he's a wizard. c'mon this is 2021, people keep anything. All you have to do is ask.

Christianity Etc › Re: 7 Reasons A Christian Should Not Take Alcohol by harmargedon: 9:19am On Jan 24, 2021

Are you saying Jesus whom you worship is not the true Christ. Because it's clearly written in the Bible that Jesus drank alcohol, not just little, but a whole lot of it.

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Christianity Etc › Re: My Father Has A Bat In His Wardrobe: Should I Be Worried? by harmargedon: 9:17am On Jan 24, 2021

DNP2020:
Very Strange Experience With My Father. Should I Be Worried?

Hello guys.. the background behind this story is lenghty so to spare you the trouble ill jump straight to the point. My father though he has his flaws is a very religious and i dare say principled man in some aspects.n He never misses church service. Went to bible school. At one point he was even a house fellowship leader. He prays and fast often.

So on this day i was standing in the doorway to my dads room. He wanted to send me on an erand ''i think'', so he opened his wardrope to get to get the money. Immediately he opened his wardrop i saw a BAT...yes BAT hanging upside down right there in his wardrope. In shock i jumped and shouted

''daddy see bat see bat !!!''.

Guess what he did. He simply smiled and gently closed his wardrope. I have never been this confused. I saw a bat hanging upside down in his wardrop and all he did was smile and gently closed the door. I don't know what to make of it. I have already concluded, there is no way on earth this is from God. Up until this time i have never seen a bat up close in real time. The closest ive been was watch them on television. Contemplate how scared and confused i am now. I picked up an excuse and ran out of the house to go stay with my relative..its been a week since i left and im still too scared to go back.

What do you folks make of this? How can a man who prays and fast and attends bible school have a BAT in his wardrope. WTF !!

Theres a part two and this one is about my mother.

He was either playing a prank on you that was why he called you into his room and opened his wardrobe for you to see it. Did you touch it to see if it was a real one, or you just chickened and ran out of his room.

Christianity Etc › Re: My Father Has A Bat In His Wardrobe: Should I Be Worried? by harmargedon: 9:14am On Jan 24, 2021

DNP2020:
Very Strange Experience With My Father. Should I Be Worried?

Hello guys.. the background behind this story is lenghty so to spare you the trouble ill jump straight to the point. My father though he has his flaws is a very religious and i dare say principled man in some aspects.n He never misses church service. Went to bible school. At one point he was even a house fellowship leader. He prays and fast often.

So on this day i was standing in the doorway to my dads room. He wanted to send me on an erand ''i think'', so he opened his wardrope to get to get the money. Immediately he opened his wardrop i saw a BAT...yes BAT hanging upside down right there in his wardrope. In shock i jumped and shouted

''daddy see bat see bat !!!''.

Guess what he did. He simply smiled and gently closed his wardrope. I have never been this confused. I saw a bat hanging upside down in his wardrop and all he did was smile and gently closed the door. I don't know what to make of it. I have already concluded, there is no way on earth this is from God. Up until this time i have never seen a bat up close in real time. The closest ive been was watch them on television. Contemplate how scared and confused i am now. I picked up an excuse and ran out of the house to go stay with my relative..its been a week since i left and im still too scared to go back.

What do you folks make of this? How can a man who prays and fast and attends bible school have a BAT in his wardrope. WTF !!

Theres a part two and this one is about my mother.

you're really funny. If your dad had something to hide, would he have allowed you to see the bat in the first place. Bats exist majorly in the dark, were you expecting him to hand it in your television just to prove he was a full blooded Christian. the problem with us is that we are afraid to ask questions, why don't you approach your dad and ask him what the bat was for, instead of seeking answers from us. If your dad is an occult member and hasn't done you any harm since birth, why then are you scared of him. The answers you seek, only he has it. so man up and go to him.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Who Gives Children by harmargedon: 7:23am On Jan 24, 2021

dannyrhymes600:
I have seen a Christian sister who was trusting on God for a child but she never got any, she went to a certain festival like that and asked their gods for a child and got pregnant the next month. are we to say her faith wasn't strong enough when she asked God or God knows she wasn't ready for a child

if she got pregnant without meeting her husband then it's God or the gods that gave her a child, which we know it's impossible. but if she had sex with her husband and got pregnant then it's just a natural law that she should get pregnant. The ability to use your faith grants you access to bend nature to your will. You give children, that's the law of reproduction. I have never heard of someone that got pregnant without a man. she asked in faith and she received, it doesn't matter whom you ask, faith is the key to moving mountains.

Christianity Etc › Re: I Saw JESUS Last Night! Folks JESUS Is Coming!! by harmargedon: 3:20am On Jan 24, 2021

Sheunma:
white, blonde parted in the middle, blue eyed, cherry red lips and very long slim nose.

Travel › Re: Many Dead As Truck Rams Into Shops In AAUA by harmargedon: 10:16pm On Jan 23, 2021

23/01/2020pro.

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