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pretydiva:
Joy of motherhood. Can't wait 2 start having mine . God pls bless me wit cute kids. Amen

Let's make babies.

I repeat boko haram in Nigeria is not a priority for US.
There I've said it.

I repeat boko haram in Nigeria is not a priority for US.
There I've said it.

Abuser and abused are a match made in heaven.

Emotionally unstable people are good in bed. insecure people can't find people who are emotionally stable attractive.

The match is made in heaven.

I love this

gabinogem:
u are a hypocrite if u say u are not religious or perhaps u really don't know the meaning of religion. I despise hypocrites & sycophants, they are the reason why our world is not well govern. They are the disease of this earth. So kindly go & preach ur hypocritical doctrine somewhere else & leave me the f*** alone.

Eeyah touched a nerve there. I'm still not religious. Jesus is not a religion (although categorised as religion) Jesus is not a religion. Jesus is greater than religion. Buff said

gabinogem:
yes I read the 1st few lines & it was total gibberish to me. So why should I waste my time on such trash u religious extremist come up with?

I'm not religious oga and you repeating it over n over again wouldnt make me religious. Jesus is greater than religion (Christian, Islam, Buddhism e.t.c.). He doesn't even like religious people. Talk another thing.

OZAOEKPE:
"SENTIMENTS ASIDE, I BELIEVE MANY NIGERIANS WOULD AGREE WITH ME THAT FAYOSE POLITICAL WISDOM SURPASSES THAT OF AWOLOWO, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THAT OF TINUBU, ABIOLA, AND OBJ". QUOTE ME ANYWHERE

Giving day old chicks to teachers. Correct Wisdom

gabinogem:
why should I waste my time on gibberish? Say something meaningful & I will respond accordingly... BTW, I'm not an atheist.

gabinogem:
lolz... I've read what I want to read about it & I've made my conclusion accordingly. I don't know why u are beating urself up over my simple statement I made initially.

You said it yourself. Why should you waste your time on gibberish. You didn't read and you found it necessary to comment. Later you said I've read... Contradictions.

It is easier to destroy than to build. Give em time

gabinogem:
Mr extremist, I've said my piece, so I don't give a f*** how u interpret it cuz that's strictly ur headache.

No point in refusing to read and then commenting. No point. No point at all. If you read, then u can counter and correct people on their views. Its a simple scientific way of doing things

What da

So much peace in one statement

gabinogem:
sshhhhh don't say what you don't know. Desist from ignorance... go and look up the word "naturalism", then I believe u will garner a little knowledge, bcus I really don't have the strength to start schooling online babies. Stay enlightened & have a wonderful day.

Mr professor. U don't have to be behaving like you know it all. You are just trying to derail. Read and conclude. If you can't read gtfo of the thread and don't spew ur naturalistic trash here.

tartar9:
yet the Jews who own the Torah have always rejected him.stop deceiving yourselves,he may be the messiah but many of those so-called 'prophecies' are outrightly false.

They killed Jesus for blasphemy.

gabinogem:
I'm naturalistic.

natural sciences? that's atheism.

gabinogem:
why should I waste my time on gibberish? Say something meaningful & I will respond accordingly... BTW, I'm not an atheist.

what are you then.?

Stop this bullshit abeg. Humanity is one.

Damy0r:
Have you concluded?

Jesus is the real deal

This question has been bothering my mind too

gabinogem:
There they go again!

Read first. Then conclude.

Are you not an atheist? Atheists are scientific.

Oya read then conclude/infer

I'd like share a message from the InterNET by David Williams, Computer Systems Manager, for the Mathematics Faculty, at the University of Newcastle.
I think you'll find this edifying. Now remember, David Williams is a mathematician. In this post he's responding to a Jewish user from Melbourne. His subject is: Jesus and Prophecy. Here's what he says:-
"In a recent followup to a posting by Leslie Brown I said I'd make a post detailing the probability of Jesus fulfilling Old Testament prophecy by chance. Here it is!
The reason why prophecy is an indication of the divine authorship of the Scriptures, and hence a testimony to the trustworthiness of the Message of the Scriptures, is because of the minute probability of fulfillment.
Anyone can make predictions. Having those prophecies fulfilled is vastly different. In fact, the more statements made about the future, and the more the detail, then the less likely the precise fulfillment will be.
For example, what's the likelihood of a person predicting today the exact city in which the birth of a future leader would take place, well into the 21st century? This is indeed what the prophet Micah did 700 years before the Messiah. Further, what is the likelihood of predicting the precise manner of death that a new, unknown religious leader would experience, a thousand years from now - a manner of death presently unknown, and to remain unknown for hundreds of years? Yet, this is what David did in 1000 B.C.
Again, what is the likelihood of predicting the specific date of the appearance of some great future leader, hundreds of years in advance? This is what Daniel did, 530 years before Christ.
If one were to conceive 50 specific prophecies about a person in the future, whom one would never meet, just what's the likelihood that this person will fulfill all 50 of the predictions? How much less would this likelihood be if 25 of these predictions were about what other people would do to him, and were completely beyond his control?
For example, how does someone "arrange" to be born in a specific family?
How does one "arrange" to be born in a specified city, in which their parents don't actually live? How does one "arrange" their own death - and specifically by crucifixion, with two others, and then "arrange" to have their executioners gamble for His clothing (John 16:19; Psalms 22:18)? How does one "arrange" to be betrayed in advance? How does one "arrange" to have the executioners carry out the regular practice of breaking the legs of the two victims on either side, but not their own? Finally, how does one "arrange" to be God? How does one escape from a grave and appear to people after having been killed?
Indeed, it may be possible for someone to fake one or two of the Messianic prophecies, but it would be impossible for any one person to arrange and fulfill all of these prophecies.
John Ankerberg relates the true story of how governments use prearranged identification signs to identify correct agents:
David Greenglass was a World War II traitor. He gave atomic secrets to the Russians and then fled to Mexico after the war. His conspirators arranged to help him by planning a meeting with the secretary of the Russian ambassador in Mexico City. Proper identification for both parties became vital. Greenglass was to identify himself with six prearranged signs. These instructions had been given to both the secretary and Greenglass so there would be no possibility of making a mistake. They were: (1) once in Mexico City, Greenglass was to write a note to the secretary, signing his name as "I. JACKSON"; (2) after three days he was to go to the Plaza de Colon in Mexico City and (3) stand before the statue of Columbus, (4) with his middle finger placed in a guide book. In addition, (5) when he was approached, he was to say it was a magnificent statue and that he was from Oklahoma. (6) The secretary was to then give him a passport.
These six prearranged signs worked. Why? With six identifying characteristics it was impossible for the secretary not to identify Greenglass as the proper contact (John Ankerberg, John Weldon and Walter Kaiser, "The Case for Jesus The Messiah", Melbourne: Pacific College Study Series, 1994, 17-18).
How true, then, it must be that Jesus of Nazareth is the Messiah, if he had 456 identifying characteristics well in advance, and fulfilled them all! In fact, what does the science of probability make of this?
The science of probability attempts to determine the chance that a given event will occur. The value and accuracy of the science of probability has been well established beyond doubt - for example, insurance rates are fixed according to statistical probabilities.
Professor Emeritus of Science at Westmont College, Peter Stoner, has calculated the probability of one man fulfilling the major prophecies made concerning the Messiah. The estimates were worked out by twelve different classes representing some 600 university students.
The students carefully weighed all the factors, discussed each prophecy at length, and examined the various circumstances which might indicate that men had conspired together to fulfill a particular prophecy. They made their estimates conservative enough so that there was finally unanimous agreement even among the most skeptical students.
However Professor Stoner then took their estimates, and made them even more conservative. He also encouraged other skeptics or scientists to make their own estimates to see if his conclusions were more than fair. Finally, he submitted his figures for review to a committee of the American Scientific Affiliation. Upon examination, they verified that his calculations were dependable and accurate in regard to the scientific material presented (Peter Stoner, Science Speaks, Chicago: Moody Press, 1969, 4).
For example, concerning Micah 5:2, where it states the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem Ephrathah, Stoner and his students determined the average population of BETHLEHEM from the time of Micah to the present; then they divided it by the average population of the earth during the same period.
They concluded that the chance of one man being born in Bethlehem was one in 300,000, (or one in 2.8 x 10^5 - rounded),
After examining only eight different prophecies (Idem, 106), they conservatively estimated that the chance of one man fulfilling all eight prophecies was one in 10^17.
To illustrate how large the number 10^17 IS (a figure with 17 zeros), Stoner gave this illustration :
If you mark one of ten tickets, and place all the tickets in a hat, and thoroughly stir them, and then ask a blindfolded man to draw one, his chance of getting the right ticket is one in ten. Suppose that we take 10^17 silver dollars and lay them on the face of Texas. They'll cover all of the state two feet deep. Now mark one of these silver dollars and stir the whole mass thoroughly, all over the state. Blindfold a man and tell him that he can travel as far as he wishes, but he must pick up one silver dollar and say that this is the right one. What chance would he have of getting the right one? Just the same chance that the prophets would've had of writing these eight prophecies and having them all come true in any one man, from their day to the present time, providing they wrote them in their own wisdom (Idem, 106-107).
In financial terms, is there anyone who would not invest in a financial venture if the chance of failure were only one in 10^17? This is the kind of sure investment we're offered by god for faith in His Messiah.
From these figures, Professor Stoner, concludes the fulfillment of these eight prophecies alone proves that God inspired the writing of the prophecies (Idem, 107) - the likelihood of mere chance is only one in 10^17!
Another way of saying this is that any person who minimizes or ignores the significance of the biblical identifying signs concerning the Messiah would be foolish.
But, of course, there are many more than eight prophecies. In another calculation, Stoner used 48 prophecies (Idem, 109) (even though he could have used Edersheim's 456), and arrived at the extremely conservative estimate that the probability of 48 prophecies being fulfilled in one person is the incredible number 10^157. In fact, if anybody can find someone, living or dead, other than Jesus, who can fulfill only half of the predictions concerning the Messiah given in the book "Messiah in Both Testaments" by Fred J. Meldau, the Christian Victory Publishing Company is ready to give a ONE thousand dollar reward! As apologist Josh McDowell says, "There are a lot of men in the universities that could use some extra cash!" (Josh McDowell, Evidence that Demands a Verdict, California: Campus Crusade for Christ, 175).
How large is the number one in 10^157? 10^157 contains 157 zeros! Stoner gives an illustration of this number using electrons. Electrons are very small objects. They're smaller than atoms. It would take 2.5 TIMES 10^15 of them, laid side by side, to make one inch. Even if we counted 250 of these electrons each minute, and counted day and night, it would still take 19 million years just to count a line of electrons one-inch long (Stoner, op. cit, 109).
With this introduction, let's go back to our chance of one in 10^157. Let's suppose that we're taking this number of electrons, marking one, and thoroughly stirring it into the whole mass, then blindfolding a man and letting him try to find the right one. What chance has he of finding the right one? What kind of a pile will this number of electrons make? They make an inconceivably large volume.
This is the result from considering a mere 48 prophecies. Obviously, the probability that 456 prophecies would be fulfilled in one man by chance is vastly smaller. According to Emile Borel, once one goes past one chance in 10^50, the probabilities are so small that it is impossible to think that they will ever occur (Ankerberg et. al., op. cit., 21).
As Stoner concludes, 'Any man who rejects Christ as the Son of God is rejecting a fact, proved perhaps more absolutely than any other fact in the world (Stoner, op. cit., 112).'
God so thoroughly vindicated Jesus Christ that even mathematicians and statisticians, who were without faith, had to acknowledge that it is scientifically impossible to deny that Jesus is the Christ. our thanks to David Williams, a mathematician who believes in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Addicted2Women:
Read my comment again.
This time read it slowly.

All these religious bullshit[/b]Some people will show me a random picture of some dude and tell me it's Jesus. There was no camera during the alleged existence of Jesus.
[b]How do you know all these shiit about Jesus ?? He turned water into wine. He died and rose again Where you there ?? OK, give me a solid evidence.

I can comprehend well. Cultures like to see Jesus like they can relate to. Its a non-issue. Let's leave the miracles. You don't have to believe em.

Written account is enuf for 10% evidence.

If you don't know how spectacular Jesus is. Jesus died on the same day the passover lambs were killed in preparation for passover. The jewish day starts in the evening. Yes 6pm. They dont break the bones of lambs for passover. Fulfillment of prophecy. Remember exodus? Jesus was buried just before 6pm. Jesus is the ultimate Lamb. Jesus is not a religious person. Have you ever wondered why Jesus was killed? He was killed for blasphemy by religious people. Jesus is not a religion. Jesus is the upgrade for man. Jesus is greater than Religion.

When he died the viel of the temple was torn.

The chances of Jesus being the messiah being born and dying on passover, is just impossible. Bros I can go on and on. If you don't still believe Christ bro. Logic has failed you.

I'm not religious. I only believe in Christ.

I hate religion.

Addicted2Women:
All these religious bullshit. Some people will show me a random picture of some dude and tell me it's Jesus. There was no camera during the alleged existence of Jesus.
How do you know all these shiit about Jesus ?? He turned water into wine. He died and rose again Where you there ?? OK, give me a solid evidence.

life came to earth from a meteorite. Man evolved from ape.
where u there??
OK give me solid evidence

nyabinghi:
see this bastard, while muslims worship God you animals worship jesus a dead human being.

Muhammad made his Allâh issue this command:  “Fighting is good prescribed for you, and you dislike it.  But it is possible that you dislike a thing which is good for you, and that you love a thing, which is bad for you.  But Allâh knows, and you know not.” (Q. 2:216)

Saudi Arabia's most senior cleric explained that war was not Muhammad’s first choice: “He gave three options: either accept Islam, or surrender and pay tax, and they will be allowed to remain in their land, observing their religion under the protection of Muslims.” The Grand Mufti is right.  Violence against non-Muslims was only a last resort, if they refused to convert or surrender peacefully to the armies of Islam.  This is no credit to Muhammad.  Few armed robbers resort to violence if their victim peacefully cooperates.  Criminals only use violence if they encounter resistance.

rusher14:
I'm not quite sure what to believe.

This group has not really been in the news for violence and often times,they are found to be at the receiving end of some abuse nay overzealousness.

Yet, one wonders why they've always had runnings with just about every government that comes into power.

It's difficult for one outside their sphere of influence to understand their mission, motive, plight and desires.

The Nigerian Army has also been known to be sometimes overzealous, unprofessional and tactless.

I am simply hoping that for the sake of peace and humanity a proper investigation is carried out by those in higher authority to understand and manage whatever has transpired.

Rest in peace to those who died, especially if they were simply carrying out their religious duties in a civil manner.

If only Nairalanders can comment like you just did. Nigeria would be a great nation by thinking like you.

you are blessed

diportivo:
Bros,dis ur statement worries me..wat exactly does the future holds?
One religion says it is of peace.....the other doesn't av extremists
And they still cant condone each other?
Which way naija?

the note the Muslims the more the wahala.

Mrchippychappy:
haha wahala dey o!!! ROFLMAO .

No be me talk am o. Sheck am e dey there

donhils:
Very funny. That's been the case over 3yrs. The mast is not on and they 're coming everyday to refill their generator. Glo is just too scrappy abeg.

Come my area o. And enjoy internet. I swear e fast die

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“Fighting is good prescribed for you, and you dislike it.  But it is possible that you dislike a thing which is good for you, and that you love a thing, which is bad for you.  But Allâh knows, and you know not.” (Q. 2:216)

diportivo:
Some have said buhari controls the military

Some have said buhari will islamize nigeria

Which is which?

there can never be peace in a country where Muslims and Christians have 50%-50% population.