₦airaland Forum

joseph1832:
What about those who reduce their age and forge birth certificate so they can get a job? What happens to their soul?.

Very hot hell fire, what do you suppose.

Said Barre
Siad Barre was a man who seized power
and stayed in power from October 21 1969
to January 26 1991. He adopted socialism
to the so called needs of Somalia. His
influences came from countries such as
China and Russia. Though he attempted a
lot of good, Barre committed a significant
amount of human rights violations such as
jailing dissidents. Barre was also very well
known for using his power to remove all
opposition or people who just didn’t like.
Barre died in political exile in 1995

Just a slight difference between this profile and a certain Nigerian President, thank God for that mtn call.

agabaI23:

I will not ashamed of a man who was living under the bridge but has managed to put a foundation place, put a "german'' floor on the foundation, added enough of coaches of blocks, poured the first decking, plastered one of the rooms and moved in while trying to finish up the house.
I will not be ashamed of my statement sir.

Where have you been travelling to? Would like to accompany you in one of your numerous journies Hope you will pay for me?

I'd be greatly ashamed of a man living under a bridge (Nigeria), and given the opportunity of trillions of naira and billions of dollars for the past 6years and all that he managed to do was incur debts in billions of dollars, deplete every reserve and lottery and celebrate managing to put a foundation place, put a "german'' floor on the foundation, add coaches of blocks, poured the first decking, plastered one of the rooms and moved in while trying to finish up the house.I'm deeply ashamed when my 54 year old son celebrates passing common entrance exam after using special center.
You don't even need to travel to know that there's something fundamentally wrong with the current administration.Anyone who has travelled and feels we are having uncommon transformation/fresh air that should continue is either ignorant, unwell, corrupt or satan the devil.

Pr0ton:
Haha.. Is that the way you get around problem? Stop skipping and calm down to see the contradictions

So, what was skipped? You skipped that i suppose.

Pr0ton:
And when we were all fallen to the earth, [size=20]I[/size] heard a voice speaking unto me, and saying in the Hebrew tongue, Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me? it is hard for thee to kick against the pricks. Act 26:14

And the men which journeyed with him stood speechless, hearing a voice, but seeing no man. Act 9:7

And they that were with me saw indeed the light, and were afraid; but they heard not the voice of him that spake to me. Act 22:9

One verse says that the men fell to the earth, another verse says they stood speechless.

One verse says the men heard a voice, another says they didn't.

How do you reconcile this?

Absolutely nothing wrong with the narratives. Requires just a bit of common sense, you don't even need to be spiritual or a scholar. Also important is the fact that the significant parts of the narrative is very clear; that Paul a sinner met the Lord on his way to Damascus and received the gift of eternal life and a commission as an apostle.
The first query on stand or fall is simple.When someone falls, it's common logic for him to stand up again. You don't need a PhD to figure that. They fell seeing the light and later stood. Paul meanwhile was having a conversation before verse 7.
On hearing and not hearing, it's common language. I can hear you and yet not hear you. Like on phone or due to far distance, I can hear your voice and still say "sorry I can't hear you, speak louder or repeat your statement. That isn't a lie or contradiction. Even when giving instructions, one can ask "do you hear?" Meaning, is that clear.

musKeeto:
Image is that you?

Lol. It's me oh.

i just watched the interview. By God's grace, this man will perform very well. He is a patriot, his Nehemiah 13 mode is activated already, lol. i almost cry hearing him speak. He's not saying anything spectacular, it's just that things have been so bad in this country. God bless Buhari and grant him long life. God bless Nigeria, righteousness is about to exalt a nation.

OLAADEGBU:
It is claimed that Paul says salvation is "by faith," but other Biblical writers imply works. Which is right? Do we contribute our works along with our faith for salvation? Is it even right to say that salvation is by faith?

my bro from the same Father. Well done sir.

GenBuhari:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gmnd4u09D8

You're a darling, God bless you.

Even as Aribisala's talks can be well described as the "Rantings of an ant", and given the accurate perception that the man lacks credibility, i will still reply him for good measure.

Titilayodeji13: If you have been following the debate during the just-concluded elections, then I don’t need to tell you my preferred candidate was President Goodluck Jonathan and not General Buhari. I wrote quite a number of articles warningNigerians about the candidature of General Buhari in particular and the APC in general. Now that the elections have been won by the APC and lost by the PDP, some triumphalist APC supporters have been asking if I intend to gointo exile.No such luck! Since they did not go into exile in the era of Jonathan, neither will people like me go into exile in the era of Buhari. I intend to remain here in Nigeria, the country of my birth, asking when the president-elect will make the naira equal to the dollar, as he promised grandiloquently during the election campaign; and when he will unilaterally increase the international price of oil.

Buhari never promised such. Aribisala has to be a cunning and dishonest fellow, or very ignorant to say this. He should provide proof otherwise of Buhari grandiloquently promising to make the naira equal to the dollar, and unilaterally increase the international price of oil.

My self-appointed job will be that of APC Remembrancer. I will not allow our president-elect to forget that he promised to give a handout of 5,000 naira to the poorest 20 million Nigerians; that he promised to feed all the children in public primary and secondary schools; that he promised to create one million jobs for Igbo youths by revamping the huge coal deposits in Enugu State for electricity generation and export; and that he said he will give unemployment benefit to Nigeria’s jobless youths; among other highfalutin promises.Make no mistake about it; the APC will not be allowed to go scot-free from all the lies it told and mischief it caused in its suicide-bomber approach to the election campaign.

This man needs better use of his time and a sense of responsibility than being APC remembrancer. And he should stop needless exaggerations, his profession should remind him that those are lies. Buhari plans to revamp the Enugu coal deposits, where Aribisala added 1million jobs from is a mystery. He should calm down and watch as things unfold instead of his irritating pessimism and lack of faith. Have some faith mr clergy.

Buhari’s supporters need to understand that the democratic process neither begins nor ends with elections. It is a continuing process, not amenable to winner-take-all constructs. When a new government comes into power, the opposition does not disappear. Neither does it become silent. No! The opposition goes into opposition. It keeps the government on its toes. It ensures that the new government remains accountable to the people and to its mandate.No hyperboleThe point needs to be made that Buhari did not win by a landslide. He only received 52.4% of the votes cast. This margin hardly provides grounds for the hyperbolic cheer-leading that has since overcome some of his more acerbic supporters. Contrary to their triumphant chorale, the other 47.6% of the electorate who do not care for Buhari and did notvote for him are not going to disappear because of his victory. Neither will they remain dumbfounded by Jonathan’s defeat.Then there is the other category of people like me who did noteven vote at all. Indeed, I for one did not even register to vote. Nevertheless, all of us remain vital parts of the democratic process. Freedom of expression in Nigeria was neither abrogated nor defeated by the election. Therefore, our voices will continue to be heard during the next four years.In short, president-elect Buhari should enjoy his honeymoon while it lasts.

What story is this man raving about? Who put him into this autosuggestion misery mode? Does he need a job as a government teacher or social studies teacher? Who cares if Buhari won by a landslide or an earthquake, the point and fact is that he won. Aribasala should 'selah' on that. He did not even vote, what a shame. Despite all the noise making, Buhari tried his best to school this man and his likes that their vote is their power, not their rants. How come he could not process that despite all his grammar and Orubebic displays?

But very soon, he will come to know the difference between being a president and being a military dictator. What goes around comes around. If his supporters can call President Jonathan clueless for six years, they should not burst a gasket if some people decide to call President Buhari “mumu” for the next four years.Declaration of warWhat we have been confronted with in this election cycle is a political party determined to say and do anything, in order to capture the presidency. Accordingly, El-Rufai promised that: “The (2015) election is likely to be violent and many people are likely going to die.” Rotimi Amaechi said: “We shall teach them lesson. We will fight with our body, with our lives because there must be change this time.”In effect, in a single-minded lust for power, APC declared imminent war on Nigeria and served notice that it was prepared to set the country on fire and even form a parallel government if it did not prevail. It sent emissaries to our alliesabroad running down the country. It even used the national tragedy of the kidnapping of our Chibok schoolgirls as a political weapon with which to browbeat the PDP.Short shrift was made of democratic niceties. While APC supporters were free to campaign in the South, PDP supporters were molested up North. PDP campaign buses were set on fire. PDP billboards were destroyed. Nobody threatened Buhari in the South, even in places like PDP-controlled Cross River. However, Jonathan was stoned in the North, even in PDP-controlled Bauchi. As a result, foreigners packed their bags and headed home. Non-indigenes went back to their states. Investors sold their shares and took their monies offshore.

Actually, it is Aribisala and his likes that do not know the difference between being a president and being a military dictator. That was their anti-Buhari campaign point all through. They refused stubbornly to see that Buhari was contesting democratically and lawfully, and continued to paint him as a military dictator. It did not work, now he is telling us about making Buhari know the difference. He should make sense please. Imagine a clergyman threatening revenge and anarchy, the irony. It is not Buhari's fault that the GEJ administration indeed behaved kindergarten and reactive instead of proactively for the major part of its tenure. He should also not forget the violent foamings of Patience Jonathan, Fayose, Asari Dokubo, Fani-Kayode and others in the PDP. Those who live in a glass house should not throw stones.
BTW, who molested PDP supporters if not fellow aggrieved PDP supporters? The APC campaign team simply had a better security system and media for campaigns. The APC campaign in Lagos was disrupted but the disruption was hushed, i recall Tinubu calming people down as some were running helter skelter. Who forgot the bloody APC campaigns in Rivers State? Or how the APC postponed some of its campaigns or had to arrive late? That the APC was more circumspect and less clueless about navigating around the country doesn't mean it should take the blame for the PDP led government's ineptitude in protecting 14 local governments and a few dissenting voices. Some people were making noise about the Niger Delta and militants and OPC doing their worst but they have become gentle and almost fearful like the rat should when it sees the cat. It is not Buhari's fault that GEJ lacks charisma or competence.

APC publicity secretary, Lai Mohammed, came up every so often with all kinds of ludicrous fabrications about how PDP planned to rig the election. One of the most outrageous to date was the allegation that PDP used disappearing ink on the ballot papers of APC supporters in Ekiti. The PDP was also alleged to have imported one Gyora Berger from Israel, with the mandate to jam all the card-readers in the North West and the North-East.INEC rigmaroleAnd yet, while all this outrageous allegations were being made, the real rigging had already been fine-tuned by INEC’s lopsided allocation of permanent voter cards. 30,447,943 PVCs were allegedly collected up North, while only 21,785,450 were allegedly collected down South. This means 60% of Nigeria’s voting population is now up North, while only40% is down South. Even the most contentious of Nigeria’s population census has never come up with this kind of supremacy for the North. Given the attacks, threats and intimidation of PDP supporters up North, it was obvious that this skewed PVC census was front-loaded to make the election of General Buhari inevitable.

Only someone who's brain RAM is low or non-existent is not recall Fani-Kayode's frequent hysteria and concocted lies even in conjuction with the likes of DSS, AIT, NTA, Olukolade of the Nigerian Army and co. BTW, voter's cards were made and registered even before 2011 elections. GEJ benefitted massively from the inadequacies and errors of INEC. Millions of people voted for PDP also in the North. While Buhari was telling and pleading with people to go and collect their PVCs, PDP was busy with useless documentaries and petty excuses on how to stop card reader. You reap what you sow. Buhari was screaming "Vote en masse, collect PVC", PDP was busy talking about Buhari in hospital and pampers. Even Aribisala would not register or collect PVC but was writing article with venom as if Jega would count article. People were ready to die for Buhari, waiting en masse and late into the night in their thousands despite Boko Haram, down south they were paying them 2000naira to come out and vote or to buy their PVC. Aribisala like the ostrich is hiding his head in the south and not seeing the intimidation of voters in the South South and South East where it was a taboo to vote APC. Bombs and killings were rife in Enugu, Akwa Ibom, Rivers state and yet they recorded higher percentage of voters' turn out than the North.

Thus, we watched as widespread under-age voting took placein the North. We watched as INEC changed the rules midway into the election, allowing manual accreditation up North, while millions of voters were disenfranchised down South through the contrived malfunction of the card-readers. We watched while Kano delivered 1.9 million votes to Buhari, miraculously without a single vote being cancelled. We watched as Kaduna, Katsina, Bauchi and Jigawa delivered their heavy tonnage of votes, while states like Anambra, Imo and Abia became a shadow of past voting patterns.Nevertheless, all the brouhaha came from the South; and from the APC. The APC not only turned out to be dubious winners, they equally turned out to be sore losers. PDP chose not to contest obviously flawed elections where it was declared the loser. Even in Lagos, where the APC Oba turned the governorship election into an ethnic contest by threatening to drown the Igbo in the lagoon if the APC candidate was defeated, Jimi Agbaje chose to overlook the sharp practices of the APC and to accept his rigged defeat.In th end, the APC is said to have carried the day in some 21 states to the PDP’s 8. Nevertheless, the APC is not satisfied. It is the party that continues to contest the polls where it did not prevail.

A GEJ PDP-led government organised INEC registration, budgetted, paid for and supervised it, so i do not understand how PDP will cry that underage voting or registration was done. It speaks loudly of their incompetence, irresponsibility and cluelessness. The APC was not even formed in 2011 when the so called underage people registered. And who says the underaged did not vote for PDP or KOWA even? To me, only a childish underage fellow should vote for PDP in the North seeing the negligence and almost genocidal extremes to which GEJ's tenure was leading the North and Nigeria as a whole. So PDP should stop yapping about underage when they recorded millions of votes in the North, except they have proof that all these underage are APC. The PDP government registered them in 2011 remember? The North was so calm and collected while the so called enlightened south was busy killing themselves and voting PDP with less than 10% APC votes. The PDP was well trounced despite their glaring fraud and electoral malpractice in states like Delta, Rivers, Enugu and Akwa Ibom. They gave their best fraud but it was simply not good enough. Like Fayose rightly said, the will of God was simply stronger than them.

The PDP is prepared to overlook the questionable figures proclaimed for the APC in states like Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Buachi and Jigawa. It no longer draws attention to the widespread under-age voting that took place in the North. But the APC would like us to know that the election was rigged in Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Abia. As far as it is concerned, the election is only free and fair when and if the APC wins.It is no wonder, therefore, that the hero of the hour is actually not General Buhari, who prevailed in a flawed election, but President Jonathan, who accepted defeat in a flawed election. That is something Buhari refused to do on three previous occasions when he was defeated. Indeed, after his last defeat in 2011, he gave speeches that provoked riots and killings. He went further to promise us that his defeat this time round would be attended by soaking dogs and baboons in blood. But Jonathan fulfilled his pledge not to allow his ambition to lead to the death of any Nigerian.Verdict of victoryThe jury is still out on whether those of us who supported Jonathan against Buhari were right or wrong. That verdict is not answered by election results. The verdict will only be revealed over the coming four years of the Buhari administration.

President Jonathan was roundly and completely beaten despite the APC and INEC overlooking the massive electoral fraud in the South. This unlike other times when lack of PVC and card reader allowed the PDP more room and figures to inflate and play with. It is clear the PDP is the do or die violent party. We see as they are killing people from Kano REC to Kaduna to the ones that died in Rivers State, to Fayose instigating violence against APC lawmakers, to Patience Jonathan, Okupe and FFK's inciting utterances. While APC's bark usually lacks bite luckily for us all, the PDP has consistent shown themselves to be violent murderers. Facts don't lie, facts are not propaganda. Buhari NEVER made any provoking speech after his last defeat in 2011. A clergyman should not lie so shamelessly.

Buhari and the APC made quite a number of promises during the campaign. Most of these promises were made for the singular purpose of winning the election. Some of those promises are already being jettisoned, even as we speak. There is already an insidious attempt to tamp down the unrealistic expectations of change the APC built up duringthe campaign.Buhari now says he might not be able to bring back our Chibok girls after all. How come we were not told this during the election? He says Boko Haram will be confronted with “the collective will” of the Nigerian people. But the same Buhari undermined this collective will in the PDP era. He maintained the insurgency was a Southern conspiracy maliciously designed to undermine the North. He even insisted that the insurgents be given the same golden handshakes as the Niger Delta militants. For his part, MurtalaNyako of APC declared outright that Boko Haram is “a phantom.”I make no apologies for choosing to rain so early on the victory parade of exuberant Buhari supporters. Nothing aboutthe election result has altered my view that the change the APC proclaims is counterfeit. APC has only succeeded in selling 15.4 million Nigerians a fake bill of goods. It did a masterful job in convincing some that it represents the change we have all been yearning for. However, as Nigerians now begin to open the cartons of the goods sold and bought during the campaign, they will soon discover that they have been conned. Sooner, rather than later, Nigerians will begin torealise what it means to vote against good luck.


http://blogs.premiumtimesng.com/?p=167376

Buhari never made any promise during the campaigns that he has denied. If so, please provide video evidence. All the campaigns were on Channelstv and co. What we need now is for the President-elect to assume office and duty. The PDP opposition should keep quiet till then, no need for hyperventilation. We would rather have hardwork and diligence not good luck.

I'll be back to query this.

ApexTitan:
Are you just waking up to Nigeria? The gas lines you talk about are already in existence but they continue to suffer repeated acts of vandalism. Suggest new methods of protecting these gas lines that haven't been used before, maybe yours will be the one that works.

In that case, monitoring systems like sensors and cameras should be installed on the lines. Also, the nscdc should be empowered, so many of them doing nothing at the office at alausa and other places. Their response and training to be swift like 911 or foreign police to crime scene. It's not rocket science.

Sorry to say but i think this woman is a sociopath. End time woman.

I'm happy to see many PDP enthusiasts and Jonathan faithfuls reason for a change by talking about the reality of the challenges on ground, mainly power, internet, labor laws etc. During the campaigns, they were deluded about some mysterious transformation and continuity.

Decree 4 is making more sense by the day. sick journalism should be punished and intellectual laziness should be taxed.

emmyskies:
Both. The lyrics should give glory to GOD as much as the praise is to be offered by a clean hands and pure heart. What say ye? Know not we ought worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness?? Wherewith the sacrifice of a sinner is an abomination before GOD.

We sing to the glory of GOD, not for mere singing and entertaining ourselves

exactly. Sing spiritual songs WITH grace in your hearts.

hush15:
in all the 26 LGAs ? only one local government and i can bet that it is the opposition in that community that are behind it all.

let them do elections everyday in ekiti, pdp will always win and fayose will always be a political leader there in ekiti and that shouldnt be a problem, apc has tinubu...

Too bad for them.

Doluvincent1:
I didn't say Restitution is not important.... And and the Discussions here is about Restitution and ur certificate. So I will be glad if u trow more light on it in relation to certificate issues


God bless

i asked before and i ask again; what is restitution?
Restitution i guess it generally means to return something to its rightful owner, to compensate for loss or damage. To me, i think it means repentance, or making your way right with men. i don't want to contribute to this or discuss this, but have to change that seeing the general perspectives from the OP to Gombs to Candour etc on this thread, here and even here.

i want to say and have to stress that restitution, like any other christian WORK is not justification. Justification is BY FAITH, i cannot overemphasize that. Because what many christians argument boils down to is about justification or being saved or going to heaven/hell. So that if a person says deed A is good or bad, the conscious and unconscious perception and conclusion is that doing/not doing deed A determines who is justified or a true christian or not. The thief at the cross was justified by believing/faith in Jesus. Of course he must have had restitution to do but he could not and did not, and it did not stop him from being in paradise "today" with Jesus. i have to harp again, restitution is not justification or salvation. There is no good work that can save but faith and God's grace.

So, restitution is making your way right with MEN. Repentance and forgiveness of sins settles our ways being right with GOD. Restitution settles our ways being right with men. Like someone already quoted in one of the threads,
Act 24:16 And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offense toward God, and toward men.

Restitution is an EXERCISE, it is godliness. Good works is godliness. When we are saved, it is the real us that is saved. It is the real us that is new and alive. We grow in this life and let it extend to our minds and bodies and circumstances.
2Co 5:17 Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

If your body owed me or owed the bank 200,000 before you were saved or in Christ. You still owe me or the bank after you are saved. The blood of Jesus does not erase that fact or pay your rent. Your old rent and old 3rd class do not just pass away. We do not just 'spiritualize' everything that way. A criminal serving a life sentence or someone having HIV or sickle cell will not necessarily lose that condition when he comes into Christ. That you are carrying 18th position in class or having a cgpa of 1.8 does not disappear by repentance or new creatureism. When you right your ways with God, it is also good and perhaps imperative that you right your ways with men. So if you slapped me yesterday, it is okay you say sorry today after becoming a new creature at church or wherever. In fact, most restituting acts usually lead to conviction of others and the glory and fear of God. This is what the Holy Spirit does when He comes.
Joh 16:8 And when he is come, he will reprove the world of sin, and of righteousness, and of judgment:

It is not unusual that the Holy Spirit prompts new believers to do restitution, actually it is a chief sign. Just like midwives look for some signs and responses from a new born babe. Perhaps and unfortunately over time and due to external influence, such things may be trivialized, scorned, mocked, and the conscience hardened against, it is not unusual or of the devil. The whole book of Philemon was chiefly about restitution BTW. Onesimus was Philemon's run away servant who had met Paul and become a new creature. Paul however sent him back to Philemon and even offered to pay Onesimus' debt though he trusted Philemon to forgive it if any. My post is not a thorough explanation on restitution but the point being pushed is that restitution is actually biblical and something that fellow new testament christians practised. There are other scriptures.
Like in everything basically, there is a proper way to doing them. Even the simplest things if done wrongly can lead to problem. Drinking water, eating, crossing the road and driving can all lead to death or can be simple every day tasks done for years and decades. Same with restitution, preaching, evangelism, prayer, giving, everything. When restituting, seek counsel from God and from other mature brethren. There is usually no one answer solves all.

chuna1985:
Now 2010 to 2015 is now 6 years to u...are u sure ur not like buhari education wise

GEJ invested heavily in education(over 10 federal universities, the previous leader built only ota farm),

He invested in transportation (reactivation of over 3 railway routes connecting Nigeria regions with another 3 under both construction n rehabilitation) ,

He also invested in the oil sector, Rehabilitated Enugu(biggest depot in Nigeria), Aba and Makurdi (Enugu n Makurdi r 99% complete, final testing is ongoing as we speak) NNPC depot and all 3 were abandoned since 2004 due to vandals. Pipes fully connected as I type.

He also invested heavily in agriculture, we all saw d impact ourselves, very soft loans 6% interest, grants of up to 800k for young farmers n we all kno how fertilizer fraud was fully tackled.

This is a few I can remember for now, lest I forget, he returned Nigeria as the world largest producer of cassava.

In other words, you are asking us to conveniently forget quickly that he's been leader in capacity of deputy governor, governor, vice president and acting president? Or are those not leadership positions? What has he done to help?
BTW, President Jonathan was vice president from May 2007 to early 2010(february i think). i'm sure you know he was also acting president around that period before been sworn in as President. Again, he has been a part of the administration for the past 16years. He was governor and deputy governor in Bayelsa state, one of the states that collects the highest allocation? Have you ever been to Bayelsa? Pray tell us how Jonathan has been exceptional in his reign there. 2010 to 2015 is MORE THAN 5years, stop arguing non-essentials. President Jonathan is a major part of the rot in the so called past 3 decades. Jonathan, Obasanjo and IBB take the greater share in the governance for the past 3-4 decades, he is not faultless.
You talked about President Jonathan developing and expanding by investing heavily in education(over 10 federal universities), Those so called federal universities remain a shame to standard higher institutions. They cannot even compete with old federal universities built over 30years ago or even some private universities in Nigeria, not to mention foreign universities. Not one world class university, airport, hospital etc despite HEAVY investment. Go and see what heavy investment achieves in other countries. The military that you lay sole blame at their feet built some of our best federal universities. Of the 40 or so Federal Universities, the 3 decades ago military built more than 15, so you have nothing to say about Jonathan investing in education. How many serious students would rather go to these new universities instead of the older ones if not for condition? Bayero University,Kano, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. University of Calabar, University of Ilorin, University of Maiduguri, University of Uyo, all built during military regime.

You also mention that he invested in transportation, referring to some 3 railway routes. That is an EPIC fail for me considering input and output, and the factor of time. Time in the sense that this is 2015 not 1960 and taking him forever to do just that is not an achievement. Not forgetting the fact that all that nonsense is done with borrowed money that some other generation are supposed to sort out despite all the money his administration had from crude oil etc and the severe depleting of our reserves during his administration. What a mystery then that his so called heavy investment in transportation is from borrowed money. Sorry, i am not impressed if that is all he can say for himself in transportation.

You mentioned him investing in oil sector, your earlier argument was about others failing to develop and expand OTHER industries so i don't see why you are coming back to oil. Not to bore you on oil, we are not impressed. He has not built us refineries or made others to build them. The PIB is still there, the NNPC scandals are there etc.

Lastly, you mentioned him investing heavily in agriculture. Well, what administration or regime doesn't "invest heavily" in agriculture? They all claim to. But what we see is that last week, we are still hearing that Nigeria plans to import about 3million tonnes of rice. Of course, all the ones illegally imported are not calculated oh. Price of garri has not reduced or price of bread. Where exactly is the impact of this so called heavy investments?

Sapeleboy:
Please i really need your help, i woke up on several occasionsto at night to find my girlfriend staring at me, the last time it happened i told her about it the next morning but she denied having any memory of the recent and past incidents, please i need your advise.

How can one help you now? It's like a thief calling the police to help him or something. You shouldn't be sleeping with your girlfriend. She's probably possessed anyway.

hush15:
atleast, if you wont believe fayose didnt rig in his election, wont believe he didnt rig in presidency, can yOU NOW believe with the house of assembly?

it is the voice of the people the people are defending, not fayose instigating voilence

Election was violent in ekiti yesterday.

Grace AND truth came by Jesus, not just grace, not just truth. Hell is real, grace is real. They are not in competition. There is no good news or gospel without innate realization of the two.

chuna1985:
GEJ came to power as president in may 2010. The problem was caused by decades of negligence by past leaders

Okay, so President Jonathan has being developing and expanding into other industries since 2010 right? That's 6 years out of 3decades. Where is the development and expansion? Are we not forgetting quickly that he's been leader in capacity of deputy governor, governor, vice president and acting president? Or are those not leadership positions? What has he done to help?

tunde4top:
Sorry to say. You lack basic comprehensive skills. I hope someone else can help you out.

I'm happy and satisfied as far as i am saved and i can give tithes, i don't need to comprehend anything more, thanks.

chuna1985:
D Nigerian leaders that ignored development n expansion into other industries for over 3 decades now are to blame.

Who are those Nigerian leaders please? Is President Jonathan part of them, i am sure he's not been a Ghanaian leader for the past 16years.

What is restitution?

ninalovely:
I was told I needed to speak to an elder but my family doesn't embrace our heritage so I don't know any..

Go to a doctor, not an elder. Holes are deformation of the body.

It's simply a reference to the time, that is, Peter will deny Jesus before dawn the next day.

tunde4top:
your reply is making me to laff seriously here. I did not threaten you oo. Why are you finding it difficult to comprehend my messages ?. Let me help you out again. Mr A is admitted to a university, after fulfilling the entry requirement. Mr A is now a jambite with little knowledge on his rights in the school. Mr B approached mr A, and lied to him that the school said he must pay him 1k monthly for freedom of working freely on campus. Mr A kept paying the money. Now is it right for mr A to pay the monthly 1k to mr B ?. No! is mr A still a member of the university ?. Yes!

Actually, your message is very clear, those who tithe are not saved and don't know the gospel. I'll tell you what. Mr A is admitted into school. Mr A sees the advantage, privilege and organization of education. Mr A puts in his all making it worth the while; improving and preserving the quality of life around him all through his stay instead of waiting for government and school authority to spoonfeed him and do it all. Mr A is a responsible man. Yes!

Acekidc4:
Mods we need to get Peoples Opinion about this Simple Question!! Please do the Needful!!

What opinion have you been getting all this while, robot's? Did you learn anything from whatever was said so far or let's just 'have a nice time'.

chuna1985:
GEJ was a deputy governor from 1999 n became governor in 2005. fact still remains that s mess we are in 2day is an old mess, it was not caused by gej.

Of course sir. Who caused the mess? What period should we count from and to what period?

tunde4top:
stop pretending as if u did not understand that quote. Read it carefully again, and then quote me back. One thing is to be saved, another thing is to understand who you are in christ, and another thing is to work in the understanding of who you are in christ. It is very shameful that many sons of god fall into this tithe manipulation. Stop trying to dodge the truths in this writup. The holy spirit inspired me to come up with this writeup. Dont be rebellion to the message of light and emancipation that are embedded in this tread. God bless you, and have a comfortable night rest.

Are you threatening me? Anyway, your message has to be very clear and to the point. Your message is that people like me who tithe have not seen the light, or the true gospel. Is that right? Those who tithe are not saved, is that correct?