₦airaland Forum

FreeIgboho:
Didn't know God's omniscience is dependent on "IF"

Anyway you and Image123 were not included in the group post below. No one has been able to help us so far.
Maybe you can try

Boomark:
It is not about winning argument. It is about revealing the truth. To end everyday argument and continued misinterpretation of the word of God.

A murderer who wrote how he murdered someone in a book which was presented in court cannot win. We are looking at a book we believe is the source of our doctrines. Now that we have so many false doctrines, we want to check if we are still holding unto what was writtenand not falsehood. Most of the doctrines are actually opposing the words of Jesus Christ. Satan is using such fake beliefs to deceive a lot of people.

Let's call it bible discussion. I have seen people who lie and twist the bible but still claims they are right. This is what I want us to clear so that people who are still growing in faith will not be deceived by such lies. We will direct them to the challenge discussion where they can get accurate explanation and scriptures concerning one God.

Trinitarians don't believe that one God is the Father alone so that's where the problem is. And they also oppose Jesus Christ in disguise.

Trinity Is not a mystery but falsehood. That's what I want to reveal to all. They use the mystery part to make them continue believing the lie.

LordReed:
Of course! It is just a figment of your imagination.

franchasofficia:
Truly I commend Tinubu in some of the policies, I also believe he is restructuring Nigeria gradually and will do it with full force once he gets reelected in 2027, which I believe he won't win because of his other numerous sins like:

1.) Introducing dangerous t ribalism to Nigerian politics and existence, which is turning Lagos to something else and may turn it to a regional city and no longer the center of excellence and commerce center it is today if he and his minions don't backtrack

2.) His corrupt past and present which most times renders some of his good policies and initiatives useless because he implements them with corruption and looting in mind.


3.) Impoverishing Nigerians, especially the youths.



Take away the three points above, I don't really have an issue with Tinubu being the President honestly

Boomark:
For pointing out those who are talking out of point.

Those who say things like Jezebel is the wife of Ahab but they use verses about Samson and Delilah to back it up. This is out of point.

You are free to take the challenge. Most trinitarians here are already afraid. Everything will be transparent.

Longest time.

jadyclem:
I said it that you're ignorant on this topic and you've proved it. There's a difference between cross-breeding and genetic modification. You can crossbreed crops in same family to get an improved variety. That is normal and healthy. GMO is like taking a part of the gene of a cow and combining it with that of a dog because you want the dog to grow horn like a cow. It's not natural and any food that insect cannot eat is probably not good for man because man will struggle to digest it.

Do your research on this GMO thing because like I said earlier, it will be to our re-enslavement if we don't curb it now

LordReed:
Ahhh, the good ol' "it is good when the god does it" argument. Then tomorrow you'll come and tell me subjective morality is bad. LoLz.

adams123:
Christianity, NO be GOD is watching you? Nawao for this kind of belief oo

femi4:
She's ageing.
Next yr afcon might be her last engagement. Ordega was packaged for the coach too. I feel for Monday gift

Some new talents are really coming up

LordReed:
So you god lied then and there is nothing wrong with human sacrifice.

You may not like him. You may not trust him. But I honestly think President Bola Tinubu is quietly moving us towards true federalism without shouting about it.

Before you accuse me of collecting corn, check out the facts below. Facts trump political gbasgbos all the time: 🧵

Forget the speeches. Forget the politics for a minute and the many issues we must still drag him for and pay attention . While others talk “restructuring,” Tinubu is federalizing Nigeria—lowkey, bit by bit. You just didn’t notice.

🔌 1. Electricity to the States
Thanks to the 2023 Electricity Act, Lagos and others can now generate, transmit, and distribute power—without Abuja drama.

🏗️ 2. Zonal Development Commissions
He established and FUNDED 6 regional commissions (SW, SE, SS, NW, NE, NC) with serious budgets. Not talk. Action.

💰 3. Let States Eat Where They Work
VAT restructuring is underway. States will keep more of what they generate. Hustle = Chop.

✈️ 4. Decentralized Aviation College

NCAT isn’t stuck in one corner anymore. Campuses are going regional. Flight training for all zones.

🏛️ 5. Supreme Court Backs LG Autonomy—Jagaban Didn’t Block It. It actually pushes the judgement

No interference. No delay. Tinubu let local govts breathe for once but now it’s the governors whining 🤷🏿‍♂️

👮‍♂️ 6. He’s Not Fighting State Policing Talks

Unlike others, Tinubu is letting constitutional talks on devolution flourish. Quiet encouragement. He watched SW Governors take the issue further with anthem that resembles Amotekun and regional flag but pretended he didn’t see 😎

🩺 7. Healthcare, Localized
Primary healthcare funds now go to states directly. Abuja is stepping back, not micromanaging.

What state do with it is another matter but Jagaban is asking them or take power on primary health care in their zones🤷🏿‍♂️

💳 8. Credit Access Through the States

The National Consumer Credit push allows states to drive their own economic empowerment.

Few past presidents have gone that far. Instead they kept the hands of federal funds only on the allocations

🪙 9. More Money, Less Federal Interference

Tinubu raised state allocations by more than 100% —and gave governors space to perform (or flop). Governors of course are collecting the money, chopping it and cleaning their mouths!

But of course, we don’t know if Jagaban is serious about this or just winding us in 4D Chess while we are playing checkers.

Afterall, he is still the King of Lagos godfatherism 🤐

If indeed he believed in state autonomy why is the control of lagos still sitting on his lap in Abuja? 🤷🏿‍♂️

jaxxy:
Was it not in lagos people was singing ebi pawa o?

In lagos ooo imagine what's happening in other states and up North?

sirray001:
what is the impact of the subsidy on the citizens so far? If not hunger, anger and hardship. There is no country in the world that the Government doesn't give subsidy to help the poor and the vulnerables in the society.

jaxxy:
Since apc entered office they have weaponised poverty. it started from buhari with incompetence and then tinubu with arrogance and incompetence to deliver shege promax to Nigerians.

Millions have sunk in poverty and hunger and u are here thinking Nigeria starts and ends in ur backyard?

jadyclem:
Only an ignorant person call every serious discourse that greatly concerns him a conspiracy theory. Oga, you have Internet, Abeg do small research on this GMO thing so you won't keep spreading your ignorance.
The black man is truly its own enemy.

Imagine naive people clamoring to give up their food sovereignty to foreign corporations. Wow!

IyaTola:
Key Counter-Points (with facts):

1. Fast growth does bo equal big impact
Many of the fastest-growing sectors (like ICT and Finance) only contribute small portions to the overall GDP (e.g., Finance: 3.6%).

2. Big sectors grew slowly
Major sectors like Agriculture (0.07% growth) and Trade (1.8% growth) make up a huge part of GDP, so their weak performance drags the whole economy.

3. Services carried the economy
The Services sector drove growth (4.33%), contributing about 57% of real GDP. Without it, the economy would have performed worse.

4. Some growth is misleading
Large growth in some sectors (e.g., Real Estate or Arts) may reflect rebasing or inflation effects, not real economic expansion.

Although some sectors grew fast in Q1 2025, they are too small to offset weak performance in core sectors like Agriculture and Trade. The economy is still vulnerable, and strong growth in niche sectors doesn’t mean broad economic improvement.

sirray001:
And who is the good one? I guess not Tinubu oo. If we have gotten a good leader, there won't be too much hunger,anger and hardship in the land.

jaxxy:
I specifically said millions of Nigerians are in hunger and I stand by that statement.