Crime › Re: DPO Of Oyibo Police Station Rivers State Captured By Protesters by Hullabaloon: 6:09pm On Oct 21, 2020 |
Xixtiee: it's called defenestration I love me a chick who knows her English  |
Family › Re: Nigerian Men Talk About Vasectomies by Hullabaloon: 10:48pm On Sep 23, 2020 |
Bifrost: Lmao... then it'll mean you've always been sterile. So the vasectomy won't be out of place.  This response can only come from a critical thinker. You are brilliant. |
Family › Re: Ladies What Will You Do In This Situation? by Hullabaloon: 8:56am On Sep 20, 2020 |
emmyN: Don't be so fast . There is a bandwagon effect on nairaland; the first few comments determine where the tide faces, only until someone is bold enough to break it. That aside, we all know ladies on nairaland are only "effeminist" when they use the site . You are absolutely correct on the bandwagon thing. I've observed it severally on this forum |
Family › Re: Ladies What Will You Do In This Situation? by Hullabaloon: 9:49pm On Sep 19, 2020 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Oyedepo’s Statement, Daddy Freeze’s Errors And Ibiyeomie’s Threat By Deji Yesufu by Hullabaloon: 7:22pm On Sep 09, 2020 |
Investnow2017: Oh interesting. Thanks for sharing, that was kind of you. But sincerely, the Bible writer, Paul the Apostle, quoted by Oyedepo was not even married if being married alone qualifies one to raise a valid objection to an opinion on the subject of marriage. When a statement or an opinion is bared on a space as wide as the internet, wisdom dictates that the public will receive it in varied manners. The onus rests with those who believe they have a calling to win souls to settle down and brilliantly explain his position supported by the holy book, the Bible. The intention of such a man with acclaimed divine calling will be to remove the sheep from the darkness, at the same time appreciating that others reading stand to learn and be emancipated for their own salvation. Anything short of such noble motive smacks of ego and pride to push ones opinion without giving room for divergent views. I am told oyedipo wrote on a social media. Such message is undoubtedly for the over 7billion people living on earth. To be unopen or closed to a divergent opinion especially such as supported by the Scriptures is not only disappointing on his part but bereft of pride, ego, which has no place in a man who says he has the holy spirit. Don't talk to the public if you cannot stand criticism. Period. That is my stand. Freeze should be proved wrong Scripturally and not to be abused or threatened - such act is unChristian, Satanic, and disgraceful. Brilliant submission. You are correct. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Oyedepo’s Statement, Daddy Freeze’s Errors And Ibiyeomie’s Threat By Deji Yesufu by Hullabaloon: 7:14pm On Sep 09, 2020 |
Investnow2017: Oh interesting. Thanks for sharing, that was kind of you. But sincerely, the Bible writer, Paul the Apostle, quoted by Oyedepo was not even married if being married alone qualifies one to raise a valid objection to an opinion on the subject of marriage. When a statement or an opinion is bared on a space as wide as the internet, wisdom dictates that the public will receive it in varied manners. The onus rests with those who believe they have a calling to win souls to settle down and brilliantly explain his position supported by the holy book, the Bible. The intention of such a man with acclaimed divine calling will be to remove the sheep from the darkness, at the same time appreciating that others reading stand to learn and be emancipated for their own salvation. Anything short of such noble motive smacks of ego and pride to push ones opinion without giving room for divergent views. I am told oyedipo wrote on a social media. Such message is undoubtedly for the over 7billion people living on earth. To be unopen or closed to a divergent opinion especially such as supported by the Scriptures is not only disappointing on his part but bereft of pride, ego, which has no place in a man who says he has the holy spirit. Don't talk to the public if you cannot stand criticism. Period. That is my stand. Freeze should be proved wrong Scripturally and not to be abused or threatened - such act is unChristian, Satanic, and disgraceful. You are correct. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Oyedepo’s Statement, Daddy Freeze’s Errors And Ibiyeomie’s Threat By Deji Yesufu by Hullabaloon: 1:13pm On Sep 09, 2020 |
Investnow2017: I read all the useless comments from your insightful question to the last page, not one of them answered your question. You see, these people do not believe or know what the Bible says just what their god of men they worship dish out to them after they have been severely financially squeezed. In fairness to Freeze, he quoted the Bible, and instead of patiently explaining it further, since you do not agree with him, knowing that there is a huge audience, they resorted to name calling, insults and threats to life. And people still believe that these charlatans know God or have anything to do with Jesus Christ that they scream every minute. Shame on them. You made a statement and quoted the Bible on a public space, someone reasoned it out differently and also quoted the Bible, if you are convinced of your calling, your place would be to explain further knowing that the wrong belief of this soul can lead him to destruction. Instead of that, because you have the same proud spirit as Satan, you resorted to insults and threats. That is evil, hate speech and condemnable. Are these the crop of humans who say they are going to heaven? Shameful, disgusting. They will be grossly disappointed. What were the insults in the points raised by Freeze? No one is saying rather they keep heeping venoms. I am not surprised because the Bible says in the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. These scammers and blind followers have warped and devilish mind, very evil heart. Disgusting what comes out of the people who said they are going to heaven! Freeze according to you is a lost sheep, do you help him by insulting or threatening his life? And you still call yourself a follower of Christ? Would Jesus' apostles have resorted to such mindless diatribe and threat? It's this exchange he had with that commenter that proved to be the straw that broke the camel's back.
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Culture › Re: How Real Are Things Like 'Odeshí', 'Juju', 'Otumorkpor' In Nigeria/Africa? by Hullabaloon: 11:16am On Sep 09, 2020 |
rinzaugustine: one man show? Yea they used a girl to trap him and killed him around that Zik avenue by Agbani road at a beer parlor Lol, you are a true Son of the soil. He was killed in a bar at One Day bus stop by an equally notorious criminal called Egwu. A joyous day for bandits and criminals. |
Culture › Re: How Real Are Things Like 'Odeshí', 'Juju', 'Otumorkpor' In Nigeria/Africa? by Hullabaloon: 12:24pm On Sep 07, 2020 |
MikeMicheal: Your brain is dead if you dont know that there are powdery substances that can be blown to the face and will result into death upon inhaling, but empty skulls like you will call it charm.
Telling me to come and see them display stupidity, that wouldnt be more or less than what I described above.
If time travel was possible and technologies of today taken back to the year 1600s, fools like you would have called smart phones juju or witchcraft.
Brainless fool, even going back to school can't solve your stupidity.
You can now go forth and die. How do you think TB Joshua Perform some of his miracles and prophecies? Is it from God or devil? Why do you think Efcc would arrest yahoo boys and parade their charms? Do you think those charms are for decorations? Do you think our politicians are ordinary men who just depend on wits to win electoral seats? Why do you think the Bakassi Boys of early 2000s were feared more than the police? Do you think the story of the infamous Edi Nawgu was a bedtime story? In 2018, during a meeting of men in our neighborhood, my dad got into a squabble with one Eckankar man who told him he'd deal with him. Exactly a week later, my mum woke up in the morning started bleeding, that same day, my brother was shot in a dream, and woke up feeling pains in his chest, same night my sister had a dream where I was killed. 3 days later, my dad suffered stroke. Till today he's not fully recovered. Hehe. I don't like relating my experience. I've seen things. Brotherly, if you think this life ends in what you can see, hear, touch, and feel, and logically explain, then sorry for you. |
Culture › Re: How Real Are Things Like 'Odeshí', 'Juju', 'Otumorkpor' In Nigeria/Africa? by Hullabaloon: 11:57am On Sep 07, 2020 |
SirMichael1: Hahahahaha. Bro this is 2020, the year of covid. Shey you will not help us find cure so? You go to church, belong to a group of married men who pray to God. But you don't believe there's juju? Baffling! |
Culture › Re: How Real Are Things Like 'Odeshí', 'Juju', 'Otumorkpor' In Nigeria/Africa? by Hullabaloon: 11:49am On Sep 07, 2020 |
36STATES: Stop these motor park lies. Many people on this forum are highly educated and can't stand this your primitive mindset. That's the problem. You lot will try to explain everything with logic and reasoning. There are Some phenomenon that exceeds your mental capacity. No matter how intelligent you think you are. Growing up in the early 2000's in Enugu, once in a while, we'd gather to watch a road-side juju man display his powers. He'd spread red cloth on the floor and display his juju paraphernalia. People would gather, and some would agree to volunteer in some of his abracadabra. With my eyes I've seen him conjure money into an erstwhile empty mini coffin and gave to one of the volunteers. He once told a volunteer to put his hands in his pocket, the huge young man did, he recited some incantations and told the man to pull out his hand. E no gree. His hand got stuck in his pocket. So much so this volunteer began to shed tears and plead that he reverse the spell. It was all funny to us then. In another display of power, he was told two men to hold a horn down. He made some incantations and the horn started ascending. These two men tried to pull it down but it kept ascending till he commanded it to stop. Then there were no smartphones, if not, we would have recorded all these things. I wonder what happened and we never saw that juju man again till date. I went to CIC Enugu, and during one of our school breaks, Enugu state hosted one national cultural festival. Our hostel was used to house the visiting guests. One of the Saturdays, I went to get something from my cupboard, and I saw the occupants of our hostel, mostly Fulani people, rehearsing their performance with paranormal displays. With my eyes I saw a man cut himself and nothing happened. Guy forget o, I'm as widely read and enlightened as you, but I've seen things. Juju is real. There are powers. |
Culture › Re: How Real Are Things Like 'Odeshí', 'Juju', 'Otumorkpor' In Nigeria/Africa? by Hullabaloon: 12:37pm On Sep 06, 2020 |
urchcoded: so the one time I get to see juju put into use, it fails woefully, but you want me to believe it is real on the account that some unverified people said so. That's brilliant. If it doesn't work/didn't work, those people wouldn't have attempted it in the first place. |
Culture › Re: How Real Are Things Like 'Odeshí', 'Juju', 'Otumorkpor' In Nigeria/Africa? by Hullabaloon: 11:57am On Sep 06, 2020 |
rinzaugustine: It can work for you for 5 years and just one day it will fail a bullet will pierce you and you are gone.Almost every armed robber believes in it but after “successes “ it fails one day and they are killed.Thats why if you watch crime fighter videos anytime police kill an armed robber they display their charms to the public to show them its powerless.From armed robbers that believed in Odeshi like derico,chiejina,ngwuekeluomu,anini etc they are all dead.The popular policeman Jude sars in Enugu had his own fail him.During the cult war in Enugu of the 90s and 2000s I had seen people shot multiple times at close range,the bullets pierced their clothings but couldn’t penetrate their bodies.I would conclude that that thing Is unreliable and can fail when you least expect it.Its best to believe in Jesus which is a more enduring and reliable power Seems like you grew up in Enugu. Do you remember the popular police man, Ignatius Eko popularly called IG? He was a terror to armed robbers around 2004/2005 |
Sports › Re: Is Messi Still Good Enough For A Big Price Tag Or Is He In Decline? by Hullabaloon: 2:59pm On Sep 02, 2020 |
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Sports › Re: Is Messi Still Good Enough For A Big Price Tag Or Is He In Decline? by Hullabaloon: 2:49pm On Sep 02, 2020 |
Beverlyjean: U are very smart and logical...these messi fans are just street agberos That's my problem with most footballer fans, they don't read articles and journals to know how things work. |
Sports › Re: Is Messi Still Good Enough For A Big Price Tag Or Is He In Decline? by Hullabaloon: 12:22pm On Sep 02, 2020 |
updatechange: Quote me anywhere, the team will be built around him the coach is pep and he would greatly influence the success of Messi at the club... Cos he knows Messi without a very good midfield is a useless player any day  Every attacker is useless without a very good midfield.  |
Sports › Re: Is Messi Still Good Enough For A Big Price Tag Or Is He In Decline? by Hullabaloon: 12:20pm On Sep 02, 2020 |
tuzle: Only ignorant people will claim Messi is worth that amount at 33. Even Messi in is prime isn't worth the amount. The money we are talking about can buy Ronaldo, Neymar, mbappe, lewandoski, de bruyne at the same time and u will still get change. U can't tell me messi is better than does players I listed. So it will be a waste when u can get him for free the year after. Even spending 200m on Messi is a waste. The article didn't mention £700 million. Everyone knows no club will pay that. They are just asking if he's Worth a big money move |
Sports › Re: Is Messi Still Good Enough For A Big Price Tag Or Is He In Decline? by Hullabaloon: 12:18pm On Sep 02, 2020 |
emae009: when has Messi ever helped out defensively?? Does Lewandowski, Ronaldo, Hazard, and their likes help in defense?? No, the help by pressing the opposing team. that has been Barca major problem over the years, they don't do that anymore instead they revert back to zonal defending when they lose the ball because they players in the team though talented don't have the energy to press aggressively for majority of the match. you see that when Puig play, how he press and pursue every ball, that's why barca fans have been angry with the coaches and board. You are very observant. |
Sports › Re: Is Messi Still Good Enough For A Big Price Tag Or Is He In Decline? by Hullabaloon: 11:13am On Sep 02, 2020*. Modified: 12:36pm On Sep 02, 2020 |
DimIsaac10: City will get back their money from his instance shirt sales, endorsements... Big clubs like United will loose endorsements cos of the Goat. The notion that clubs recoup transfer money from shirt sales is fallacy. The money from shirt sales goes to the kit makers, Nike, addidas and Co. Clubs only receive about 15% from the total amount. CC,: Crestman |
Celebrities › Re: Was Kemi Adetiba's 'king Of Boys' Robbed At The 2020 AMVCA Awards? by Hullabaloon: 9:46am On Sep 02, 2020 |
Aidejay: There was nothing special in king of boys Except the dreadful typecasting and melodramatics. Shout plenty, they just weren't going for perfect that's why they were satisfied with just okay. It is not ground breaking, the excitement you get in the beginning quickly becomes boredom and cheap rubbish. The end was tiring the entire approach didn't sum up to the hype. They could have done better in this age and time shola shobowale screams don't make it a movie neither does the shoddy storyline and sequences. Its was generally disappointing not unique not special more risks should have been taken more time should have gone into the making. Somehow Nigerians are on slow progression to cinematic wonder and its vhexing. I absolutely agree with you. 3 hours of my life I'll never get back. |
Celebrities › Re: Michael Jackson's 62nd Posthumous Birthday. What Are Your Top 5 MJ Songs? by Hullabaloon: 10:01pm On Aug 29, 2020 |
xjiggy: I'm a Jackson fan so I love all his songs. I'm picking these five because they each represented special times. Give in to me Speechless Whatever happens Liberian Girl Hold my hand The emboldened proves you are a true Jackson fan |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Listening To Secular Music or Watching Movie Bad For A Christian? by Hullabaloon: 7:05pm On Aug 16, 2020 |
radna2: Religion is a beautiful armour, but makes up d heaviest sword. If anyone of you seems to be religious and bridleth not his tongue, his religion is vain.
If you are an instrumentalist, u would understand the importance of listening to secular songs. Music was created by God, not devil.
Anything u say is sin to u becomes sin and u will b doomed the day u will mistakenly hear secular song.
Continue with ur gospel songs. I rest my case. You are right on point. I'm an instrumentalist and most people don't even realise that to develop and be versatile, you must listen to, and even score some secular songs. Which we still use to uplift the name of the Lord in the church |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Listening To Secular Music or Watching Movie Bad For A Christian? by Hullabaloon: 7:01pm On Aug 16, 2020 |
King44: It is wrong, it has been stated in the Bible don't, if you listen to music from the mouth of sinners and you listen to sinners you are also a sinner.
A true Christian don't listen to such there are good numbers of gospel music and gospel movies both local and international.
If you still find yourself doing secular you've backslide although you were born into Christianity.
I am guilty as well. So if I play Michael Jackson's "heal the world", or Bob Marley's "one love", or other secular songs that talk about world peace, injustice and speaks against societal vices, I'll go to hell? Are you aware that in the Bible, there are Various songs for different purposes. There are songs for warfare, songs for praise, songs for sacrifice. Pray tell, if I take my betrothed out on a romantic date, which song will I play? Don Moen? I'll leave all the love songs in this world and play worship song on a date? Bro, I'm a Christian like you, but let's not be too fanatical about this. I know to filter the content I listen to. But outrightly condemning secular songs is bordering on overzealousness. |
Education › Re: Some Commonly Confused Animals: Can You Tell Them Apart? by Hullabaloon: 11:16pm On Aug 09, 2020 |
Millennialaku: that bison reminds me of appa. of course the "indomie generation" will not understand me  As in eh, and to think I was just re-watching the series this week when I came across this thread. I so much love that Bison, Appa. A very gentle giant. |
Christianity Etc › Re: You Are Inside A Woman's Private Part - Female Pastor Tells Man by Hullabaloon: 11:50pm On Aug 07, 2020 |
[quote author=VirginFinder post=92555459][/quote]Your tenacity at correcting him is hilarious. Eventually na u go tire |
Nairaland General › Re: Share Your Experience With Weird People You Have Encountered by Hullabaloon: 8:00am On Jul 06, 2020 |
OJURONGBE1: Mine is not really the weird story but his aura remains a mystery till date .
SOJ, the street misses you !!!! Such a gifted young man |
Christianity Etc › Re: 'It Is About Microchips' – Chris Oyakhilome On Black Lives Matter Protests by Hullabaloon: 10:49pm On Jun 28, 2020 |
Zooposki: Most of the videos, links etc have been deleted. I will try and see if I can get some. OK. Looking forward to it. Thanks |
Christianity Etc › Re: 'It Is About Microchips' – Chris Oyakhilome On Black Lives Matter Protests by Hullabaloon: 10:41pm On Jun 28, 2020 |
Zooposki: Abi I lie? They are all Freemasons and worship Baphomet. Check out the thread that has the aerial view of Oyedepo’s school. All Illuminati signs.
As we speak Adeboye is working with the Globalists to bring in the NWO. My pastor spoke something about a video he watched, where a ''highly respected'' General Overseer in this country, made statements in solidarity with the NWO. Although my pastor didn't mention the name of the respected man of God, but seeing this your comment, I think he was referring to Adeboye. I've searched the Internet for videos or links to confirm but didn't see anything. Can you point me to the right direction? |
Romance › Re: Is 2020 A Wasted Year For You? by Hullabaloon: 2:00pm On Jun 25, 2020 |
r0sy247: cc Hullabaloon please are you on WhatsApp can you guide me through on how to start up as a beginner on fiverr? I engage on writing articles 07062510213 |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Who Has Done An Interview Or Gotten A Job Since COVID-19 Started? by Hullabaloon: 12:32pm On Jun 22, 2020 |
Abiwale: I'm a writer too and sometimes do freelancing. But I haven't been getting orders lately. Can you connect me to extra jobs please? I write for someone my dear. Even me dey find more people to write for cos as things are now, writing is my only source of income |
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