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Guys are angry and devilish |
amokeme:You are very correct, but I doubt if any successful single guy will want a lady like her. Such successful decent guys would prefer marrying a decent and most importantly, YOUNG lady too. Linda is close to, if not over 40 and you can hardly find a successful single guy within that age, except a divorcee. |
NevetsIbot:"Oyedepo has helped BILLIONS" please what is the world's total population, that only Oyedepo has helped BILLIONS? |
domopps:You may be correct to say that LFC main account is domiciled in your bank, but be reminded that LFC has account in almost all the top 5 banks in Nigeria. Talking about your other claims, whether they are correct or not is immaterial here. The reason Oyedepo is generating this deserved vilification is because he is bringing the sacred name of God to it. We all know that to run a good school is very expensive and the owners are investors who want more money. But why say it was God who approved the exorbitant fees and that those who criticized it are incurring God's wrath? It makes the good God to be seen as wicked. |
domopps:I guess I was a banker before you. Your moniker sounds familiar as a desk in the operations unit. As a banker also, an internal control staff at that, I can tell you that Oyedepo is "A" signatory to LFC main account, quote me. However, the word madness as used in your first sentence tells a lot about you. |
Sibrah:If you know who you are arguing with, you will stop saying what you don't know. Saying that a pastor can't be a SOLE signatory to the church's account is an unnecessary fact because nobody ever told you that. I only told you that Oyedepo is the "A" signatory to the church's main account. More so, all the head pastors of Winners branches are the A signatories to their branch local accounts, although they don't sign alone. Take it from me. As for being an ambassador of Christ, I am a proud ambassador of Christ on earth and I am still doing as much as I can to expand the kingdom, which is why I hate the fact that Oyedepo is bringing the name of God to justify his unbecoming conduct. That University is supposed to be used to bless souls especially the poor amongst us. Covenant university can run without a single student paying a dime, quote me. |
orikzz:I don't think Oyedepo could have attracted these well deserved condemnation if he didn't mention God in this matter. Oyedepo is a businessman and the school is strictly for business just like any other private school. Although it was built by the church. Why bring God to it. It makes people to see God as wicked and that is what generated this fury. |
queenjuli:They won't answer this because they are too gullible. I was in that church when members (including vulcanizers) were donating and sowing seeds towards the building of Covenant University. |
Sibrah:Your awkward reasoning is reflective of a deep-rooted inherited stupidity. Your mischievous digression from the subject is indicative of lack of sound upbringing. You are intellectually handicapped and it's better you admit that early enough. Nobody mentioned tithes and offering here, but now that you have, be informed that the pastor is the A signatory to the church's main accounts. |
lepasharon:Is that not harmful enough? |
Sibrah:Next time you see your father, tell him about his mental limitations and how it's affecting you. After that tell your father that I said Oyedepo has no other job aside being a pastor when he started the church. |
lielbree:I am surprised that we still have human beings who would be asking that kind of question. Oyedepo doesn't have another income source prior to becoming a pastor. And I was in winners when people were asked to contribute and sow seeds towards the building of that covenant university. Heartless fraudsters like Oyedepo and his colleagues will continue to thrive because we have so many gullible religious fools. I have always avoided commenting on his dubious activities, especially with the school and numerous aircrafts, because my conclusion is that he is a greedy businessman. But bringing the name of God to it, is very stupid of him. |
Sibrah:What other approval are you asking for, does Oyedepo have another job aside being a pastor? |
This must be Kenya |
You forgot to mention "Poorly written articles". I see some grammatical blunders in some blogs and I swear never to bother visiting the site again. Nobody would take the analysis or the research work of a dunce seriously. |
Mr blogger, Which school gave you certificate? The school should be closed. |
xendra:The jail terms will run concurrently. So, he is spending less than eight years in custody. |
WesBreezy:It's either you didn't read my comment or you failed to understand it. Please read it again. More so, please stop saying what you don't know because you will be misleading people, Emem Eduok currently plays for Kasimpasa in Turkey. |
Jobabori:Name one local player currently in the NPFL that should have been included, and tell me who he will replace? Our local clubs are not doing enough to keep their best players, hence the apparent exodus of Nigerian players to Europe. Can you imagine that within the last three years, the following super eagles players have ran away from our league; Gbolahan Salami, Emem Eduok, Etebo, Azubuike Egwuekwe etc. |
What exactly will his wife be feeling/saying now? |
Youth leaders from 19 ethnic nationalities from the Niger Delta region, Saturday, demanded their inclusion in the ongoing dialogue between President Muhammadu Buhari and stakeholders for peace to reign in the region. In a communique after their meeting in Warri, Delta State, the youths insisted that any dialogue without them would be an exercise in futility. The youths maintained that they remained a critical factor in the desired solution to the contentious issues of the region. The youths, who gathered for the meeting were the President, Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), Worldwide, Mr. Udengs Eradiri (IYC), Comrade Egbo (Isoko Youths Council), Mathew Dighi (Ogoni Youths Council), Edward Odum (Ikwerre Youth Council) and Esimaje Awani (Itsekiri Youth Council). Others were Imoh Stephen Okiko (Ibibio Youth Council), Mazi Okechukwu (Ohaneze Ndigbo Youth Council), Damige Pharry (Kalabari Youth Foundation) and Capt. Bassey Henshew (Efik Youth Council). Also in attendance were Okodugha Aluyah (Edo Youth Council), Etemma Effiong (EFUT Youth President), Idemudia Daniel Nosakhare (Benin Youth Progressive Forum), Victor Uyot (Oro Ethnic Nationality), Ahanmisi Edeki (Owan Youth Council), Prince Ndiyo Ndiyo (Ukwe Ebunitu), Ebhotemen Innocent (Esan Youth Council), Ezekiel Alfred Ekpeikot (Eket Youth Council), Eric Oluwole (Yoruba Youth Council) and Terry Obieh (Urhobo Youth Council). They described the proposed dialogue with the Niger Delta elders as commendable. But they said: “The youths are the most vulnerable stakeholder in the economic, security and political issues affecting the region. “We commend the present move by Mr. President and the leaders of the Niger Delta region to dialogue, in quest to address critical issue affecting the good people of the region. “There should be an inclusion of all the ethnic nationality youth leaders in the proposed dialogue process. “The Federal Government should ensure a high degree of transparency and sincerity in the process of dialogue and negotiations. And we call on the agitating groups to shield their swords and give peace a chance.” The youths at the meeting reviewed the proposed economic, security and political solutions to the problems of the region. They called on Buhari and the government to develop an economic engagement for the youths through the Export Processing Zone (EPZ) in Delta and Cross Rivers states, the Maritime University in Delta and the Brass Fertilizer project in Bayelsa State. They said: “There should also be the reactivation of the Calabar, Warri and Port Harcourt Sea Ports, the construction of the Lagos/Calabar Railway, the completion of the East-West road, Umuahia-Ikot Ekpene, Aba-Ikot Ekpene,Owerri-Port Harcourt, Isoko-Onitsha, Benin-Abuja and Calabar-Itu expressways. “The government should adequately fund the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), the Presidential Amnesty Programme(PAP) and the Niger Delta Ministry. “We believe this project will generate well over five hundred thousand jobs opportunity for the youths of the region”. The youths further commended the Federal Government for securing the release of some of the Chibok girls but demanded the release of other leaders in detention in the spirits of true reconciliation. “We request that in the spirit of genuine reconciliation and national unity, the IPOB Leader, Nnamdi Kanu, the Shiite Leader, El Zakzaky should be released. “The Federal Government should nominate and work with young persons of the ethnic nationalities. “We call for political inclusion of youths in governance and we request that the Federal Character as stipulated by the constitution be adhered to in all employment and appointments in the face of socio-economic, financial, political and ethno-religious crisis that continue to plague our country with disastrous impact on our nation’s economy, social lives and which have also posed grave danger to the peaceful co-existence of our region and country. “This will ultimately resolve all issues plaguing the region and allowing greater participation of people in governance.” http://thenationonlineng.net/niger-delta-youth-leaders-give-buhari-condition-peace/ |
Stupid illiterates. Under what section of our constitution, is wearing any cap of choice, illegal? |
Kingsley10000:Youths should desist from smoking hard drugs. |
veekid:My dear, most of these actors are poorer than you think. Some can hardly afford basic necessities. |
Nice move. A leader should be courageous enough to take seemingly difficult decisions when necessary. |
cowardSeun:The problem of the Yoruba man is selfishness...Sen. Okurounmu. |
Mimzyy:I doubt seriously if you are married because of your submissions herein. The OP is spot on. There is no perfect marriage anywhere in the world, the happy families you see, are products of continued resilience and tolerance. First, you must understand that the institution called marriage is under serious and CONTINUOUS attack by the devil. So, some things happening in marriages are spiritually manipulated and can only be understood by married people. So, if a husband/wife offends the other and he/she is truly sorry, then the one insisting on divorce is either unforgiving or has no regard for marriage. Such person will always have reasons to walk away from subsequent marriage (s). He rightly captured it when he said "there is a party that isn't willing to divorce". If you are lucky to have a remorseful and apologetic partner who wants the marriage intact, you should be happy and forgiving. Then follow up with prayers. From experience, the party who is insistent on divorce thinks the grass is greener on the other side. |
Yesterday was the first time I ever set my eyes on this kind of snake in Nigeria. Have you ever seen this in your area?
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Vince77:The kitchen, the living room or the other room.
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