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Usbeel: U guys keep saying national conference committee, in my view; it is National Corrupt Committee!u cud call it wateva pleases u. dat's ur qualm. @ the topic; dont u tink its too early for dat? dis pple are still consulting. dey will hav to submit their reports to d CIC b4 d actual conf begins. perhaps den, all dese will be in place. |
what else can I say? bravo to Nigerian Police. but a pregnant (and very much active) robber? it beats my imagination. |
I hate to hear it when they are refered by that name. what is progressive about this bunch of jokes? I just hope the like of Oshiomhole retrace his steps before he becomes politically irrellevant in edo state. the earlier he realised he is the odd one here, the better for him. |
Ugom38: God!! this is my fellow woman being imprisoned by her better half,help us dat are yet to enter marriage not to be blinded by wealth at de expense of our happiness.its scary...so u never marry? wetin u dey wait for? |
otijah: what is he saying please?he just made a show of his stup!dity. were u suprised? |
remsonik: Cos their race has got no lawyer like falanaI vowed not to comment but only observe threads for some time. unfortunately, dis lobster-headed ignoramus has made me change my mind. for d record; U r an !diot. |
harlos: .... and may ur sins be forgiven.And who tells u dat there is forgivness of sins after death? Reserve ur prayers for dos he leaves behind. Thank you. |
over 21 formal world religions and belief systems. Some have been around for only a few years while others have existed for thousands. Religions vary in beliefs with some believing in only one god, others many and some none. The one thing all followers of religion are governed by a set of beliefs apart from them that govern the way they live their lives. Top 10 Largest Religions In The World 2013 10. Shintoism - 4 million Shintoism is a religion indigenous to Japan circa 1000 B.C. and focuses worship on the kami , a host of supernatural beings dwelling in natural elements. There is no formal dogma, writ or founder, which has allowed for influence from other religions, such as Confucianism and Buddhism. Due to Shintoism’s compatibility with Buddhism, many of it’s followers practice both. Shintoism is devoted to life in the world and celebrates man’s essential goodness. The religion is focused on ritual rather than belief and is considered more of an essential Japanese way of life rather than a religion for its followers, contributing to its lack of practice outside Japan. 9. Jainism – 4.2 million Jainism rose alongside Buddhism in India and provides an alternate religion to Hinduism’s strict religious rituals. It teaches the escape from the process of rebirth and karma by reaching nirvana via leading a life of abstinence from the world’s earthly pleasures. Janism focuses on the wellbeing of the universe by living lives of harmlessness and renunciation from life’s evils. All living things, humans, animals and plants alike, contain souls with no soul being greater than any other. It’s followers believe there is no god but rather generate their morals based on self-help. 8. Bahaism - 7 million In sense of most world religions, Bahaism is strikingly new, only coming into existence in 1863 out of Persia. It focuses on the unification of all mankind drawing upon teachings from Islam and Christianity. Mirza Hoseyn ‘Ali Nuri, known as Baha ‘Ullah, founded Bahaism on the belief that his forerunner Bab and himself are manifestations of God. Bahais believe all founders of major religions were manifested upon the earth as agents of God implemented to teach the world spiritual lessons. Baha Ullah’s personal mission is to then unite and mankind despite religion, race or class, and focused most of his teachings on social ethics 7. Judaism - 14 million Judaism is the oldest of all monotheistic religions and blazed the trail for many other world religions including Christianity and Islam. Judaism follows the teachings of God, Yahweh, and focuses on Jews as the chosen people of God descending from the line of Abraham. Jews are called to be an example for others in holiness and ethical behavior. Moses founded the religion after leading his people from Egyptian slavery and receiving the Ten Commandments from God on Mount Sinai. The Jewish religious text is known as the Torah and recounts the stories and teachings of it’s founders. 6. Juche -19 million Juche is the religion of North Korea and also known mockingly as “Kimilsungism.” It’s a religion founded on state dominance, veneration of leadership, political and economic independence, and communal production. The ideologies were first inducted by Karl Marx under the religion now known as Marxism. 5. Sikhism - 23 million Sikhism emerged from India circa the 15th century under the guidance of guru Nanak. The religion combines beliefs from Hinduism and Islam characterizing the belief that God comprises one reality alone while drawing upon meditative emphasis. At 29, Nanak declared, “there is no Hindu; there is no Muslim.” He rejected polytheism for monotheism and believes life is a circle of birth, death and rebirth only released by moksha into eventual unity with God. Sinkhism focuses on the importance of doing good rather than on religious rituals. 4. Buddhism -376 million Buddhism follows the teachings of Saddhartha, the son of a warrior prince born into an extremely wealthy background. The suffering of humanity led Saddhartha to leave his pampered life at 29 and travel in search of enlightenment and solutions to human suffering. While meditating beneath the bodi tree (tree of perfect knowledge) he received the enlightenment he sought and devoted the rest of his life teaching his followers of his new understandings. Buddhists focus on personal spiritual development and don’t worship gods or deities. 3. Hinduism - 900 million Hinduism is considered the oldest religion in the world with a legacy leading to prehistoric times. It is also the most diverse religion with followers from all races and walks of life, perhaps because there is no single doctrine, no founder or script binding believers together. Hinduism incorporates a number of influences in its beliefs and allows for complete freedom in doctrine. Instead, Hinduism’s history is written by a number of key figures, teachers and philosophers teaching practices and writings known as the Veda. As far as belief goes, Muslims draw upon a couple common values known as dharma. The term ‘Hindu’ was derived from the Sindhu River and doesn’t go back further than the 15th century. Followers began to call themselves Hindu in order to differentiate themselves from other religious followers, namely Muslims. 2. Islam – 1.5 billion Islam is one of the fastest growing religions in the world and follows the practices of Muhammad, a member of the Quraysh tribe born 570 A.D. At 25 he led a meditative life in the desert and received a vision from the angel Gabriel telling him to be a prophet. His wife Khadija encouraged him in this pursuit and he devoted his life to societal and religious reform. He was shunned from Mecca and fled after only gaining a few followers. Fleeing to Medina, Muhammad’s teachings were well received and marks the beginning of the Muslim era. In 630 A.D., he marched on Mecca and conquered it before passing away two years later. 1. Christianity - 2.1 billion Stemming from Judaism, Christianity is the largest religion in the world with 31.5% of the world’s population in practice. Christianity is characterized by its follower’s practice of monotheism and follow practices preached by Jesus of Nazareth, a Jew who claimed to be both fully man and fully God. Born in Bethlehem around 7 A.D., Jesus didn’t become public in his teaching until his 30th year and spent 3 years performing miracles and teachings until roughly 30 A.D. when he was brutally crucified for being a threat to the Roman Empire. Unaffiliated - 1.1 billion It’s debatable whether those who practice no religion count in the list of world religions, but it’s undeniable they hold a set of beliefs on religion even if those beliefs are to chose not to believe. If that is the case, then unaffiliated would come in at number 3 on our list. 16.3% of the world’s population professes to either one of the forms of disbelief, atheism/agnosticism, or with spiritual beliefs unlinked to any established faith. Of the 1.1 billion people professing no faith, over 62% of them live in China alone and make up more than half of its population. Japan is the most unaffiliated country with 57% of its population with no link to any established faith. America closes out the top 3 with 16.4% of it’s population in disbelief. Atheists and the unaffiliated believe god is a man-made construct, is unknowable or that its concepts are not meaningful to the human condition. http://americanlivewire.com/largest-religions/ |
ayusco85: So prayer without work or planning is equal to prosperity abi? Mumu a$S licking governorah, u are wrong for d above statements, bro. i kno u r not from d moon. hav u eva bn to a/ibom? frm ur comment, u hav not. but let me educate u a little. uyo is judge to be one of d most beautiful (if not d most) cities in nigeria right now. apabio has implimented pple oriented programmes, more dan any other governor in dis administration. wat do u call dat, playing? can ur governor boast of such achievements? conclusively, i think u've gat no home training for hurling insults on an active governor. |
it's a good one. dere are other ailments dat are more deadly dan hiv/aids, yet we dont stigmatise dem. anyway, who says Gej is not working? |
lygn19: D best option to fit Nigeria is true federalism, and resource control, let everybody go and mind der business if u like embezzle d allocation of ur region let it be ur pot of soup, not a situation where one Ediot like buhari becomes president, and d only place his administration covers is the southwest and north.u've got it right, man |
azeezhy: hehehehe... Do you feel insulted? The truth is indeed bitter.yeah, d truth is indeed bitter. d truth dat u and ur likes have chosen to believe any negative comment any !diot makes as regards Gej or d igbos. ...d truth dat it doesn't strike ur brain dat u need to atleast verify d reliability of d source of such rumour. Do u care to kno d truth? - u r such an !diot for chosen to render ur papa's efforts on ur education a waste of time and resources. Now can u dig dat, sucker? |
....and one hater wud say GEJ is not a good player of political games. Bro Gej is winning, ...according to my prophecy. ride on man. |
JMOI: Oga Jonah I salute! See pose, so much swagger.if d guy nor too pose, tongues go wag. e come swag up now, una no wan gree am rest. oga Gej, free yaself, nothing do u jor. |
He is an !diot who thinks APC is d way forward. as for d wide-mouthed tinubu, .... well, he could only be popular among his youroubar pple. |
anti-GEJs, ucan see how "clueful" u all are. ur various degrees of lunacy hav so much dampened ur memories dat u can even recall dat Uncle GEJ is not in town. too bad. |
Kenny4lyfe: Exactly my point!dont mind dem. dey've gat no home training. |
seanet01: Don't talk to me the way you normally talk to your papa. We are not matesI'd rather hav ur papa bashed with insults for failing to give u proper home training, spoilt brat. |
ode remo: Jew Nathan.it doesn't matter. |
Tolexander: Is that a cake or tennis table?Yeah, ...d more reason u and ur likes should be thankful to GEJ. |
Alfa Seltzer: Yoruba people please give it a rest. Goodluck is here to stay. Till 2019, then Soludo or Akunyili or Oduah takes over..... and nafin anyone can do abt it. |
Deyo2013: God will give me the grace to see the end of this corrupt government someday. I think Jona should take a trip to Mecca too.ya fada |
delvinmaya: thank you for what? givin him breath? or life?non of those, only Jah can do dem. Say thank you to him atleast for bn d "face" of d goose dat lays d golden egg for Nigeria. dont forget, even most states in d SW may extint shud d SS changes its mind concerning dis whole damn thing called Nigeria. |
church Agbasa: The President is too soft for my likening.They all ought to be arrested and charged to court for impersonation.For those calling GEJ names based on the action of the police on this issue may God cure you all from illiteracy and lunacy.AMEN! |
seanet01: Jonathan has gone mad............dat was quite stup!d of u. what made u tink GEJ will do dat? u never can téll d length to wich some polititians cud go in order to win d sympathy of d masses. btw, dont eva insult GEJ's lineage again. d least expected from yoruba ingrates like u is to say to GEJ: "thank you sir". |
y didn't dey raise deir voices as much as did during farouk lawal's saga? how abt d #35b pension fund? abeg leave matter 4 mathias. |
Brimmie: What's with that Togolese Hair!? Gawwwd.. E go dey smell die!!wat did u mind tell u after posting dis? dat was just 2 riduclous of u. |
prophylaxis: guy r u a philosopher ur logic is too soundwhat a sarcasm! |
joeluv: mctweeee...can someone pls shoot that CAN president. He is just an embrassmentare u a boko haram? |
mZ sleeq:if u dont want to be quoted den u learn to reason wit ur head and not ur fingers wen next u want 2 post rubish abt d President. Btw, dis is a public forum. |
Donmams: Men! Buhari is going to have a hard time finding enough jail cells to put all of these gov't thieves in 2015!....and who will vote him? perhaps that will happen in arewa republic. @ topic; dis shows d level of heartlessness of some !diots dat find their ways to d corridor of power. Alhaji Bukar Goni and his likes should be tried and jailed immediately b4 they dent Gej's good reputaion. |
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