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Education › Re: Lecturer Praises Graduate Who Hawks Cake (Photo) by herrdeustch: 8:42pm On Feb 26, 2017

It is unfortunate that Nigerian youths do not know how to pay attention. I read all the responses and it shows that only a few of them understand what the lecturer is saying. Note that the lecturer in his statement accepts that hawking cake is not necessarily the best outcome for the young man. Also notice that the lecturers source of happiness is not the fact that the young man is hawking, but that the young man has taken matters in his own hands and is starting small to progress his destiny without feeling any shame(dignity in labour). Many young people are too proud to start small and grow big-they are all waiting to hammer or looking for something classy(I have nothing against that).The truth is that a classroom education is a training that equips you to make the best out of every situation life throws at you because of the knowledge you have. Education should make you a successful cake seller and ultimately a renowned brand name if you use your head and are not afraid/ashamed to do what it takes. The responses here show that our youth have failed to remove the deception that they have a certificate and so are entitled to an automatic job-life doesnt always work that way! We must accept the concept of dignity in labour if we are to go far as a country. I noticed while I was abroad that even folks with Phds are cleaning toilets and doing all sorts of manual stuff and the respect is still there,no one will judge you as long as you are paying your bills! Finally did you notice what the lecturer did by placing the guys phone number? He is advertising the guy, adding value to the guy by showcasing his story! This could lead to open doors and big opportunities for the guy. No body wants to hire or do business with a lazy person.The young man aint lazy and is humble and God will reward him.The lecturer did a good job and we should acknowledge that!

Politics › Re: Kenneth Bitrus Yakubu, The Custodian Of Yakubu Andrew's $9.8million by herrdeustch: 6:18pm On Feb 13, 2017

herrdeustch:
And what makes you think Aboki are not corrupt? Besides Andrew and Kenneth are not Aboki for your information.Receive sense

Politics › Re: Kenneth Bitrus Yakubu, The Custodian Of Yakubu Andrew's $9.8million by herrdeustch: 6:18pm On Feb 13, 2017

GodIsFoolish:
I think say Aboki no dey corrupt, they are simple people

Crime › Re: Nigerian Man Scammed 100 US Lonely Women. Will Be Jailed For 27 Years by herrdeustch: 8:14pm On Feb 04, 2017

henrydadon:
The problem with these boys is that they dont know when to stop..and they allow the wealth they are getting into their head..

They forgot that if they keep scamming people sooner or later they will have to put a face to the picture..they forget these bank that they withdraw money from have cameras..at the end of the day when they get these money instead of them to quietly spend it or invest in something meaningful they head up to instagram to show off their ill gotten wealth..

Allowing the law enforcement to catch up with dem..i guess they neva learn..

They should have never started in the first place. If you are smart enough to be a yahoo boy , my brother , then there is no success you cant achieve when you set your heart to it! I remember in 2010 when I was serving and went to visit my friend in Lagos.He was squatting in very poor conditions with one of his childhood friends.They were struggling but they were dilligent.Fast-forward to today, my friend is the co-founder of a startup in Nigeria that has received funding in the range of over USD2million and that is only one of his startups. So it beats me when Nigerian youth use their power of persuasion to dupe people instead of using it to solve problems that will make them rich legitimately.Why don't you use your skills to get a business plan, use your persuasive skills to build a team, use your persuasive skills to get funding, use your persuasive skills to employ people? This is the simple reason why Nigeria is not moving forward, because the people who God has given the intelligence to deliver this country are busy practicing it on illegalities,this is why nonsense politicians come and bamboozle us and go away scot-free.God have mercy!

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Crime › Re: EFCC Replies Yahoo Yahoo Sympathizer by herrdeustch: 12:17pm On Jan 22, 2017

lol.How am I sure that you are not already a Dangote.OYO

kestare:
Find me money to start business wey go thrive.

Crime › Re: EFCC Replies Yahoo Yahoo Sympathizer by herrdeustch: 12:26pm On Jan 21, 2017

The whites never stole from us.We sold ourselves to them and are still doing so,Emancipate yourself from mental slavery.Besides if you can be a successful yahoo boy then nothing can stop you from becoming a great business person who can set up businesses that will make legitimate millions, employ people and make a difference.

kestare:
Let them leave boys alone.

The whites stole from us at a time T. Let us pay them back in their own coin, full measure shaken, pressed down and running over.

In fact lemme go an buy my lappy and android..

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Christianity Etc › Re: Limit To Intimacy In A Christian Relationship by herrdeustch: 1:55am On Dec 30, 2016

The limit of intimacy starts from the heart. You must never think intimate thoughts about this man or woman-they will come but remove them off your mind immediately as Job said in Job 31:1, and 1 Tim 5:2 will also guide you. Remember what Jesus said in Matt 5:28. The level of Physical Intimacy also depends on your strengths-holding hands may not mean any thing to some, hugging may not mean anything to some but whatever is your strength or weakness, always remember Mark 9:47, But certainly cuddling and kissing will lead to gratification of the flesh and passion (Konji)Song of Solomon 8:4 and is thus sinful and should be cut off.

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Car Talk › Re: How Old Were You When You First Drove A Car? by herrdeustch: 6:32pm On Dec 12, 2016

18,benz regular

Education › Re: Tips To Succeed In PTDF OSS Msc Scholarship Exam by herrdeustch: 2:24am On Nov 08, 2016

Even though I missed FTC,for the first time in my Nairaland life, I am very close to FTC . This is a good sign. Back to the matter. I want to corroborate everything Mosbiod has written-we started the 2016/2017 PTDF Overseas Scholarship race from Nairaland and to the glory of God today I am also a scholar.Applied four times, wrote exams three times and today my story is glory.So dont give up because there is nothing that God cannot do.Today I am studying overseas in a year when many Nigerians and even foreigners are not able to because of the exchange rate,oil prices or recession. I believe this is the highest exchange rate ever in the history of Nigeria. So God decided that we will experience our own in the most unlikely of times! Best of Luck!

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Business › Re: Free Guide On How To Start Popcorn Buzines, What You Need And How Profitable It by herrdeustch: 6:07am On Aug 07, 2016

Please can someone tell me where to buy popcorn nylons in Abuja. The type I can seal,and then the big packing bags also.Many thanks

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Sleeping At EFCC Office After Aptitude Test PH by herrdeustch: 5:00pm On Jun 26, 2016

What the EFCC did by keeping people till the early morning hours is absolutely inappropriate not because it cant be done, but because they never informed the applicants about this. Unfortunately in Nigeria we are used to suffering and smiling. One day, things will get better.

Education › Re: 25 Pictures NDA Aspirants Can Relate With by herrdeustch: 5:23pm On May 21, 2016

berry nice thread wallahiiiiii

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Family › Re: Nigerian Family Plunge From 4-storey Building In South Korea(Pic) by herrdeustch: 11:00am On May 05, 2016

Hananime gamsabnida!

dre11:
Nigerian woman, three kids survive plunge from 4-storey building in South Korea

http://sunnewsonline.com/nigerian-woman-three-kids-survive-plunge-from-4-storey-building-in-south-korea/

Agriculture › Re: Strawberry Farming Crippled In Jos by herrdeustch: 10:57am On Apr 20, 2016

Its actually quite a simple matter .The problem here is ignorance.I remember over 10 years ago my family made a trip to Jos and we lodged at the ECWA guest house there.Apart from the cold , the only other memorable thing was the fresh strawberry jam I had for breakfast(and fresh milk as well). So my submission to the farmers of strawberry in Plateau state is that they need to locally add value to their produce by:
1. Making strawberry jam (This will naturally be cheaper than the imported types and can definitely be made to a decent or even very high standard)
2.Developing a marketing strategy that will put that jam on every table in Nigeria. They can market through Konga, Jumia etc
3. If they are successful in convincing Nigerians to eat their bread with local strawberry jam, then that is just the beginning of greater things to come.
A lot of stuff we consume in Nigeria like jam actually comes from communities abroad such as the ones we have in Plateau who have taken the bull by the horns and added value to their farming activities by creating consumer products, finding local and foreign markets and smiling to the bank all year round.It may not be very easy in the beginning, but victory is certain. Right now I have a jar of jam sitting in my fridge and I absolutely have nothing against having that fresh locally made in Jos strawberry jam taste again-I am a Jam buyer!

Farmpride:
A year ago a reporter traced a community where strawberry is grown in commercial quantity. Some readers were surprised to know that the fruit grows here in Nigeria,as was I.
One year after, the reporter returned to the community to see what changes have occurred, what new technology has been brought into the farming of the crop; and whether the product’s marketing challenges have been solved.
Apparently the strawberry farming, which until recently, is not a common practice here in Nigeria, is now the most important produce that shapes the economy of the people of Chaha, where almost every adult has a strawberry farm. Chaha seems to have huge potentials for strawberry, coffee and other fruit trees, as a visit to the community convinces one.
With the cold weather that characterizes the highland of Plateau State, the ground favors the production of strawberry, which has now been domesticated in the village since 2001.
The fruit has the potentials to breed new generations of millionaires in Chaha if access to market is broadened, because the farmers are between the ages of 20 to 35.

However finding buyers is an issue, most harvest about 600kg weekly, but end up selling 400kg because they have to give ‘Jara’(an extra on the quantity bought) to the women buying.
“We don’t just know where else to sell this product ,but we are told that the demand is high in some places in Nigeria. Most of our farmers here have not traveled outside Plateau State,” a farmer noted.
Sadly most of the big malls in the country are import the product, while these farmers don’t have where to sell theirs.
Strawberry has enormous health benefits to humans. It has been used in a medicinal context to help people with digestive ailments, teeth whitening and skin irritations.
Experts said strawberry provides good source of vitamins C and K as well as providing a good dose of fiber, folic acid, manganese and potassium, strawberries provide high amounts of vitamin C.

http://www.farmpridenatural.com/2016/03/25/strawberry-farming-crippled-jos/

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Crime › Re: 6 Boys Rape SSS1 Student In Kaduna by herrdeustch: 1:38pm On Apr 17, 2016

Bros how can you blame women in this post.that is quite insensitive

MoneypassGod:
Eeeyaah, accept my condolence. See wot women have brought on demselves cos of provocative dressing. Those rapists wont go unpunished.

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Crime › Re: 6 Boys Rape SSS1 Student In Kaduna by herrdeustch: 1:31pm On Apr 17, 2016

A time to kill by John Grisham comes to mind.Those boys molested these girls most especially because they are from another religeon.Let justice and judgement be done!

Education › Re: 35 Common Equations In Chemistry That You Must Know by herrdeustch: 8:33am On Apr 17, 2016

LOL.These are some of the equations that the West and Asia apply in practice and use them to dominate.I believe that one day Nigerians will start applying these theories to solving local problems and creating value and providing solutions which translate to money. I discovered that the average Nigerian Science student or graduate thinks that what they are learning in school is irrelevant; this is unfortunate because the same things we are learning are being used by Asian kids and scientists to create dozens of products,solutions,jobs and plenty of money. As you are well aware,Nigeria is a consumer nation and not a producer/exporter(except for a few things comparatively)This situation allows those that are diligent to mix those formulas and come up with something customized for the economy. Also note that there are a decent number of Nigerian scientists already putting all these formulas and knowledge to good use all around the world.So, let us arise and make use of the knowledge we have-it is sufficient to make a difference

NotNairalandi:
If what you know cannot change your life and the life of people around you...bro that knowledge is a total waste.

Please tell me,how can this thing you posted above solve the current economical problem we are facing?.
Mallam physician.im asking you:PD

Pets › Re: How I Trained My Dog To Walk Off The Leash by herrdeustch: 8:06am On Apr 01, 2016

Thanks man,you are the best

LordRegalia:
Hello herrdeustch.

As requested, here are the photos. Meet Marvin, my big, black, bold and beautiful beast of a boy. He is 20 months old.

For those who may be interested in picking up a pup from Marvin and Maneta's litter. There are two really beautiful female pups left. For enquiries, Send Whatsapp message to 08055801653 or email to regalboerboels@yahoo.com.

And for more details on the pups themselves and both parents, please follow the link below:

https://www.nairaland.com/2915581/super-pedigree-boerboel-pups-available-spitsvuur

Thank you.

Pets › Re: How I Trained My Dog To Walk Off The Leash by herrdeustch: 10:52am On Mar 31, 2016

Please can you show us more pictures of that black dog in the background? it looks bold and beautiful.What breed is it? Thank you

LordRegalia:
This next set of photos are of Maneta, the dominant and fearless female and the main subject of the post. They are the most recent photos of her, taken between December last year and January this year. As can be seen from the photos, she recently had a litter of very lovely pups.

Education › Re: One Of The Things That Wasted Our Time In Secondary School by herrdeustch: 12:55pm On Mar 26, 2016

You are one of the dumbest OPs on Nairaland and the MOD no try. It is your responsibility to make knowledge profitable for you and the world at large. No knowledge is wasted. Do you know that a lot of important inventions sprung out of insect anatomy(e.g http://webecoist.momtastic.com/2010/12/31/inspired-by-insects-10-creepy-crawly-biomimetic-designs/).So while Nigerian students complain that their time is being wasted, other students around the world are using the same knowledge to make impact. Diaris God oooo...http://www.gizmag.com/eye-implant-insect-wing-antibacterial/42335/

martinchinedu:
This is one of the things that wasted our time in secondary school while chinese explored technology. We would be in biology class killing our self with irrelevant topics
But thats none of my Business!

Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by herrdeustch: 9:26am On Mar 24, 2016

Bro dont be quick to judge. The farm was set up to meet a specific wartime target market (US military base) That war is over tay tay and the demand pattern as at then (after the war) would have changed. In retrospect I am begining to think that K Maroun must have had a direct supply contract from the US military which justified setting up the farm for that purpose.After the war and the troops returned to their countries,new markets and customers would have had to be sourced and dont forget that post world war 2 issues would have made it difficult to find viable clients

Mekurexx:
Once existed The real problem of this country is MAINTENANCE & SUSTAINABILITY. From Failed Railways, to a crashed National airline and now an agricultural farm that was a hit back then!

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Agriculture › Re: World's Largest Pig Farm In Kano by herrdeustch: 9:13am On Mar 24, 2016

Lol. Take note of the facts: Nigeria was a colony then and the US army was involved. Dont forget that the British Empire subdued Kano, so then it was possible to impose many things against the wish of the host community.

jam04:
But Op I thought the general believe is that hausas(muslims) don't like pigs. How come they allowed such farm exist in such popular city like Kano?

Romance › Re: Do Virgin Men Still Exist?? by herrdeustch: 9:10am On Mar 10, 2016

yes they do

Fumiex:
everyone keeps talking about virgin ladies n it seems to piss me off.....na only girl God sign to b virgin.... what abt d guys??

Business › Re: Free Guide On How To Start Popcorn Buzines, What You Need And How Profitable It by herrdeustch: 3:32pm On Mar 07, 2016

thankies

tugrow:
Milk is added immediately you finish popping the corn,

If you are using milk not advisable to add colour

You add sugar during preparation

No, you add all ingredients except milk, you add after

Hope it helps full

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Business › Re: Free Guide On How To Start Popcorn Buzines, What You Need And How Profitable It by herrdeustch: 11:54am On Mar 07, 2016

Hi ,
Lovely work and thank you for sharing such a great opportunity with us. I have a few questions:
1.Do you add the milk after the popcorn has finished popping or as the popcorn is popping
2.How can I add color to my popcorn and make it colorful and what type of color can I use.
3. how do I add sugar (or is it caramel they call it? I am not sure.) to the popcorn after popping.
4. Finally, is it possible to first pop the popcorn before adding the ingredients?Thank you

tugrow:
Method of preparation

Measure your 50 to 100 mm oil to your popping pot.

Add your full tablespoons butter to it

Add your 1½ cup of corn

Add your 2 tablespoons of sugar

Shake the pot to mix well

Place it in your popcorn machine stand

For after 2 min, it's begin to pop, den you add your flavours, (NOTE) flavor is liquid flavor not dry

Still allow it till its pop all, by den the popping sound Will be low till no sound.

Turn it to big bowl and add your milk, shake it well till the milk mix well with the popcorn

Your popcorn is ready

Turn it to your showcase

And it ready for sell

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Business › Re: Free Guide On How To Start Popcorn Buzines, What You Need And How Profitable It by herrdeustch: 11:22am On Mar 07, 2016

I really love the beautiful colours of your popcorn. how do you achieve this?

Jimiyke:
I started 2014 and this is how I package my own.....

Celebrities › Re: Phyno And His Dogs Adorable Photo by herrdeustch: 10:49pm On Feb 19, 2016

There is no rotweiller there. I see an alaskan husky, pitbull and a buldog -all puppies.Cant tell what the fourth dog is

cruzita:
only God know how much food these dogs dey chop.See as that Rottweiler face dey

Agriculture › Re: My Successful Cucumber Sack Farm In Kaduna by herrdeustch: 9:35pm On Jan 29, 2016

God bless you.I love your work

vanpeele:
Hello everyone,

I recently began a sack farming project to see how possible it was to grow cucumbers in sacks. I'll like to announce that it was a successful endeavour. For those who don't have land to farm on, you all have no more excuse. It's as easy as just putting soil (which is free) in a sack and that's it. I thank all the agric, vegetables and cucumber lords of this forum. Una don try and una still dey try. Please enjoy the pics...they speak better.

Please feel free to ask any questions...

Education › Re: ABU Produced A President, 3 VPs, 25 Governors & Others In Nigeria by herrdeustch: 10:12pm On Nov 27, 2015

Definitely the most kwaRRUPPT university ever!!!!

Ahmadabd:
ZARIA: CENTRE OF LEARNING

Ahmadu Bello University belongs to the First generation Universities in Nigeria, it was officially launched on October 4th 1962 in a colourful
ceremony presided over by it's first Chancellor, Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Today, Ahmadu Bello University has turned out to be the largest university in Nigeria, sub-saharan Africa and second largest to Al-Azhar University in Africa covering a land area of about 7,000 hectares. The University embraces 12 Faculties, a Postgraduate school, 94 Departments, 6 Institutes, 6 Specialized centres, a Division of 4 Agricultural colleges (DAC), a School of Basic and Remedial Studies (SBRS), a Demonstration Secondary School (DSS), and a Primary School.

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) has produced over 800,000 graduates in the last 50years (1962 - 2012). Among our alumni are President,
Governors, Speakers, Chief Judges, SGFs, Ministers, Academicians, Technocrats, Human right activists and others.

If your university no get president, ABU get Yar'adua If your university no get first lady, ABU get Turai
and Aisha Buhari If your university no get Governor, ABU get 10 out of the current 36 governors

This small Article is compiled and written by a 300 level student of the Ahmadu Bello University, Department of Human Anatomy, Faculty of
Medicine.

Below is a list of ABU alumni team #NaturallyAhead

As you read may the spirit of NaturallyAhead be with You

Greatest Abusite team #NaturallyAhead

PRESIDENT

1. Umaru Musa Yar'adua, GCFR

VICE PRESIDENTS

1. Oladipo Diya, GCON
2. Atiku Abubakar, GCON
3. Namadi Sambo, GCON

SPEAKER

1. Ghali Umar Na'Abba

CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA, CJN

1. Alouysius Iyorgyer Katsina-Alu, SAN
2. Idris Legbo Kutigi, GCON
3. Dahiru Musdapher, SAN
4. Muhammad Lawal Uwais, GCON
5. Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad
6. James Ogenyi Ogebe
7. Saifullahi Muntaka Coomassie
8.Mahmud Muhammed - Current

ECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Gidado Idris
2. Mahmud Yayele Ahmed
3. Engr. Babachir David Lawal - current

HEAD OF SERVICE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Danladi Irmiya Kifasit

GOVERNORS

1. Nasir Ahmad El-rufai, Current KAD
2. Abdullahi U. Ganduje, Current KAN
3. Samuel I. Ortom, Current BENt
4. Umaru T. Al-makura, Current NAS
5. Ibrahim H. Dankwambo, Current GOM
6. Ibrahim Geidam, Current YOB
7. Badaru Abubakar, Current JIG
8. Darius Ishaku, Current TAR
9. Muh'd A. Abubakar, Current BAU
10. Simon Lalong, Current PLA
11. Ahmad M. Makarfi, Fmr. KAD
12. Ibarhim S. Shema, Fmr. KAT
13. Donald Duke, Fmr. CRS
14. Patrick I. Yakowa, Fmr. KAD
15. Isa Yuguda, Fmr. BAU
16. Danbaba D. Suntai, Fmr. TAR
17. Mukhtar R. Yero, Fmr. KAD
18. Bukar A. Ibrahim, Fmr. YOB
19. Ibrahim N. D. Gari, Fmr. KEB
20. Mohammed Bawa, Fmr. EKT
21. Adamu A. Muazu, Fmr. BAU
22. Ibrahim Shekarau, Fmr. KAN
23. Umaru Yar'adua, Fmr. KAT
24. Barnabas Gemade, Fmr. BEN
25. James B. Ngillari, Fmr ADA

MINISTERS

1. Aisha Jummai Alhassan - women aff
2. Muh'd Bello Adoke - Justice
3. Jerry Gana - Information
4. Shamsudeen Usman - National Planning
5. Rilwanu Lukman - Petroleum
6. Nenadi Esther - Finance
7. Maryam Ciroma -
8. Umaru Dembo - Petroleum
9. Nasir el-Rufai - FCT
10. Samuel Ioraer Ortom - Trade/Investment
11. Darius Ishaku - NDDC
12. Ruqayya A. Rufai - Education
13. Ibrahim Shekarau - Education
14. Hadiza Mai-Lafiya - Environment

NNPC General Managing Directors

1. Shehu Ladan, GMD NNPC
2. Andrew Yakubu, GMD NNPC
3. James T. Dawha, GMD NNPC

IGP/DSS/EFCC

1. Solomon Arase - current IGP
2. Lawal Daura - Acting DG SSS
3. Ibrahim Lamorde - current DG EFCC
4. Afakriya Gadzama - Fmr DG SSS
5. Nuhu Ribadu - Fmr DG EFCC

ACADEMICIANS

1. Prof. Ayodele Awojobi, Scientist at UNILAG
2. Prof. Ibrahim H. Umar, fmr. VC BUK & VC
FUTMinna
3. Ussif Rashid Sumaila, Economist
4. Prof. Isa Marte Hussaini, Professor of
pharmacology
5. Dr. Aminu Safana, Neuro-surgeon
6. Prof. Abdullahi Mustapha, Pharmacist
7. Prof. Andrew J. Nok, Biochemist &
Commissioner of Health Kaduna State
8. Prof. Ibrahim Garba, Geologist
9. Prof. Ango Abdullahi, Chairman ACF, Agronomist
& fmr. VC
10. Prof. Lawal Khalid, CMD ABUTH

OTHERS

1. Attahiru Jega, Fmr. Chairman INEC
2. Gen. Azubike Ihejirika, Fmr. CoAS
3. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Fmr. CBN Governor &
Emir of Kano
4. Aisha Buhari, First Lady
5. Turai Yar'adua, Fmr. First lady
6. Ibrahim Boyi, CEO Peugeot Automobile Nigeria
Limited
7. Suleiman Barau, Deputy Governor CBN
8. Mansur Mukhtar, Fmr. Executive Director World
Bank
9. Rilwanu Lukman, Fmr. President OPEC

and many more

cc: lalastica

Definitely the most kwaRRUPPT university ever!!!!

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Anything Like Sinful Haircut? by herrdeustch: 3:15am On Nov 16, 2015

Vanquay:
So I decided to try a new look and got myself dreads Mohawk some couple of months ago. I have since gotten rid of it but I remembered the three times I went to church, I got looks that could have made you think I was the Devil's Grandson. Why are Christians against dreads? Like it's right there in the Bible Samson had dreads. Sometimes I feel it's colonial mentality worrying all this African churches. Is it because you can't have a white mans straight hair, you decide to cut yours?

It honestly baffles me when certain haircuts are judged as Devilish. Afterall doing things to please the society is a sin itself. So Nairalanders what do you think? Should Christians have only certain haircuts despite the Bible making no reference to it?

P.S: I changed it because I Run Track and play soccer, not the most comfortable of haircuts on a windy training session.

Lalasticlala cum with me make we go Barb Skin

1. There are haircuts that are popular with occult groups and symbology - They are not sinful but are harmful as they attract negative implications
2. There are hairstyles that are shouty and may not go down well with your society - they are out of place in your society
3.There are hairstyles that you wear to to give you a sense of pride, boost your ego, oppress,etc- they are not a sin, but they lead you into teh sinful deception of pride of life,lusts of flesh and eyes, idolatry etc.
4.Your hairstyle might negatively influence someone- Doing so is a sin

So, no hairstyle in itself is a sin or sinful,but application of the hairstyle and the reason for wearing it could be sinful .

Politics › Re: Don't Use Your Generator For 1 Month- Ben Murray-bruce Challenges Fashola, Other by herrdeustch: 12:21am On Nov 12, 2015

dustydee:
As long as you (Ben Murray Bruce) and silverbird don't use generator. Is Fashola the cause of the power problem in Nigeria?

Is GEJ the cause of Nigeria's troubles?

Crime › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Raid Kogi Communities, 22 Dead, Many More Displaced by herrdeustch: 12:03am On Nov 12, 2015

Favparis:
Na dem dem, no wahala

Young lady you are too beautiful to be this insensitive. Remember that this is a problem that we all must solve regardless of ethnicity or locale

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