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OUR THEME FOR THIS MONTH IS EASTER In the Spirit of Easter let us embrace unity and shun prejudices. It may not be easy, but God will bless your efforts and intention. Sadly many people even Niaralanders do not seem to be making any effort to extend love and acceptance of one another from different tribes. I think I got this write-up from a Nairalander’s post some time ago. I do not claim to be the author, but the issues therein are real and relevant. Please read. Once I watched a documentary of the Rwandan Genocide ( Ghosts of Rwanda). I wept after seeing this documentary. I wept as I saw men and women butcher fellow countrymen to pieces in cold blood without a blink of conscience. This occurred in a country where more than 90% were Catholics. In 1994, during the genocide, Christian unity was on vacation. Catholics inflicted pain and death on their fellow Catholics on tribal grounds. As I meditate on this, two popular quotations made sense to me. One, “After humans, hyenas are the most ruthless aggressors (Nat Geo Wild). Two, Mahatman Ghandi, after studying the life Christians in India made this statement “I love Jesus, but I hate Christians.” Tribe and religion are already dovetailing (interweaving) in our electoral process. In all of this, Christians are concentrating not on the furtherance of Christianity, not to obedience to the mandate of Christ which calls us to go and make disciples of many nations. We are not interested in sustaining the Gospel of Christ in Nigeria. Rather, we are consumed with our individual comfort and convenience. Christians are concerned with financial and social security. We are interested in praying for God to grant us promotion in our offices, for money to buy cars, houses and all kinds of luxury; for breakthrough in our businesses. Good as these may be, we should never lose sight of who we are as Christians and what our primary tasks as Christians are. Read Mt. 28: 16-20 and we shall see our primary mission. Christianity is not a call to success, but a call to faithfulness and discipleship. The Church has stopped grooming disciples but wealthy youths, women and men. Remember, whoever is married to this world will be a widow in the next. Nigerians must be conscious of what the Nigerian politics is turning into. Christians must be focused and united in both prayer and action. Nigerians, be cautious and vigilant. “Let anyone who can hear, listen to what the Spirit is saying to the churches." (Rev 3:22 NJB). Shalom. God bless the original writer of this piece, amen. ... be inspired, motivated and encouraged!
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IME1: looseweight: TippyTop: IME1:Ok crew, we gentle abi ![]() Now back to the story The NA should not re-surface unnecessary bills |
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On a lighter side- Their placards have legible writings! ![]() On a serious note- Medical students and docs are usually giving preferential treatment cause of the nature of their studies, extent 9f reading and to ensure they have the right disposition in dealing with lives. So please let the authorities harken to their protests. God bless doctors for us |
Pls how old is she |
May their souls rest in peace, amen. It reminds me of what happened to dr Myles Munroe. God comfort us all |
Hope no body was hurt? |
Who will join me to predict that this will make news. Have you noticed we are having news overload nowadays? Ese Oruru More girls discovered to be forced and kidnapped to marry and convert Ocholi 3 kidnapped Lagos students now released Ekiti law makers with DIS Buhari's Al jazera interview Mile 12 clash Aguta massacre Etc Sadly mostly bad news. God will help us in Jesus name, amen |
pyyxxaro:inside the water abi ![]() |
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'unrecommended' not in support |
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fantastic, Congrats to the family, na unto PhD abi? |
Oh boy e You try Many of us no dey aspire for that kain score na to pass cut off reach score wey we go qualify do PUTME even if na 222
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janellemonae:i pray it would be the last! i'm positive and hopeful like that. Hausas and Yorubas clashed in Ado-Ekiti some times last year remember. Believe you me, tribes clash! i have a whole research list of tribes that have clashed. Also, let's look beyond the tribes and focus on the cause. What if both the rider and victim were of one tribe? It's a case of giving a dog a bad name, just to hang it! Hausas, Fulanis, Ijaws, Igbos, Yorubas, Ebiras, Binis, Jukuns, Ibibios, Gwaris, and on and on, they have all in one time or the other been in the news for a bad thing, does not mean they are synonymous with bad. My God! let there be peace and love, save us from this fragile relationship we have as citizens based on tribe and religion, in Jesus name, amen. |
more... 1. donating blood for needy patients 2. Media people using their personalities to create awareness and encourage others to also visit homes like what Uti does and what Korede did recently. 3. another 4. RCPGF made by themselves liquid soaps and other items, and bought items they gave to the physically challenged! ... the list goes on. Someone wants 'accused' me on FB of showing people off by saying what they did and i replied with an epistle that i would not bother repeating here on NL. But when people see your good works, they praise and thank God Almighty. In giving you cause others to thank God. Also all the good we do is what we learnt from others. If our mentors or parents did not teach us charity how would be know how to show love?
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OUR THEME FOR THIS MONTH IS CHARITY Kindly go through these thought provoking questions and give honest answers first to yourself then drop a line here. What if God decided to stop leading us tomorrow because we didn't follow Him today? What if God couldn't take the time to bless us today because we couldn't take the time to thank Him yesterday? What if we never saw another flower bloom because we grumbled when God sent the Rain? What if God didn't walk with us today because we failed to recognize it as His day? What if, God took away the Bible tomorrow because we would not read it today? What if, God took away His message because we failed to listen to the messenger? What if, God didn't send His only begotten Son because He wanted us to be prepared to pay the price for sin? What if, the door of the church was closed because we did not open the door of our heart? What if, God stopped loving and caring for us because we failed to love and care for others? What if, God would not hear us today because we would not listen to Him? What if, God answered our prayers the way we answer His call to service? What if, God met our needs the way we give Him our lives? What if, we failed to send this message on? MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS The Lord is my light and my salvation. Nairalanders are encouraged to get more involved in charity, it should be a way of life, not a seasonal occurrence. There are so many ways you can extend God's love even if repeating or emulating what others are doing. Let us not be hearers only but doers of God's Word. It is easy to click like or share when we see people doing God's will but you too can. Remember love your neighbour as yourself. ... be inspired, motivated and encouraged!
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HungerBAD:i can't believe you people did not see the pun intended. Infact this comment was more amusing that the picture! I know this NLer made that deliberate error to make fun but instead most people started attacking him and forgot about the gross error of that school's management in not correcting what the 'painter' did. |
... the difference between 6 and half a dozen! Those who have ears let them hear.
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@leksmedia kindly view this blog: www.tinalovefoundation..com and help with any advice or information that can be of help. thanks in advance and God bless |
...to think i have all 3 tribes in my family is simply amazing. Nigeria will be great i shall see the Lord's goodness in the land of the living in my lifetime. Please let us embrace love, peace, progress and unity and shun envy, jealousy, ridicule, complexes and tribalism. God bless |
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good man. had similar experience by Preboye's in 2012 i went to the police station by Bodija market came back the victim had been carried away so i also went my way. there are good people around us. God bless them all in Jesus name, amen |
Today i was able to get up and exercise! Once Monday passes and i do not the zeal to on other days grows thin Exercise is a thing of the mind and body after exercising you would not see the immediate effect but as time goes on with constancy and determination not only will you see the positive physical changes in your body but you will be mentally alert and you can have the assurance that if you set goals, you can reach them. Personally on alternate days i jog, when i am approaching my finish line and it seems i will collapse, i push myself by asking, 'what if this is the race of life? won't i finish strong?' and trully i not only cross but i am energized to continue my daily routine. let today be your start day God bless
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theunnamed: Emac34:8pt]the pics tho [/size][/quote]fixed i am one who listens ![]() |
I hope you get a good vet. A blind dog can be frustrating for both the dog and it's owner. Pls NL help me i mistakenly deleted files on my tab, is there anything like recycle bin I can retrieve my files from? Pls help. Thanks |
good for him. nothing is good in crawling on the floor in the dust. this is the beginning of his elevation |
so this beautiful day in Nigeria we cannot live in peace and harmony? what shall it profit a man if where he comes from is superior to his neighbour's? or what shall a man give in return from the fact that he was born into a group he chose not? whoever caused this 7 pages so far thread that has caused so much hate posts and incorrect historical facts and unnecessary superiority complex should not be happy because those commenting (myself inclusive) would have used our time, energy and internet access to better life and ensure unity. Coincidentally i read Ephesians 4:1-6 this morning which urges unity, tolerance and love! oh yes love! afterall Binis marry Yorubas & vice versa. So also do they interact in schools, jobs, sports, commerce & even entertainment. Lets live in peace! PS: don't waste your time in gossip, strife, bullying, abusing or ridiculing! |
my Sabo-Tasha spent 2009 Easter there very rugged & wonderful place. hailings to the too lovely family i stayed with aww those days. i think its a nice gesture. i won't mind getting Bibles written in Hausa myself anyone know how i can get them? ![]() |
OUR THEME FOR THIS MONTH IS RELATIONSHIP Asides the celebration of Valentine’s Day, daily people gets into relationships for various reasons. Some for long term goals of marriage while some others is for the fling. The difference between those who enter into relationships is mostly in their level of maturity be them male or female. Girls leave their schedule wide-open and wait for a guy to call and make plans. Grown women make their own plans and nicely tell the guy to get in where he fits. Girls want to control the man in their life. Grown women know that if he's truly hers, he doesn't need controlling. Girls check you for not calling them. Grown women are too busy to realize you hadn't. Girls are afraid to be alone. Grown women revel in it-using it as a time for personal growth. Girls ignore the good guys. Grown women ignore the bad guys. Girls make you come home. Grown women make you want to come home. Girls worry about not being pretty and/or good enough for their man. Grown women know that they are pretty and good enough for any man. Girls try to monopolize all their man's time (i.e.don't want him hanging with his friends). Grown women realize that a lil' bit of space makes the 'together time' even more special-and goes to kick it with her own friends. Girls think a guy crying is weak. Grown women offer their shoulder and a tissue. Girls want to be spoiled and 'tell' their man so. Grown women 'show' him and make him comfortable enough to reciprocate without fear of losing his 'manhood'. Girls get hurt by one man and make all men pay for it. Grown women know that that was just one man. Girls fall in love and chase aimlessly after the object of their affection, ignoring all 'signs'. Grown women know that sometimes the one you love, don't always love you back-and moves on, without bitterness. Girls will read this and get an attitude. Grown women will read this and pass it on to other Grown women and their male friends. Remember our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit and we are made in God’s image. Youths do not despise your stage in life but set the believers an example in speech and conduct, in love, in faith, in purity. ANONYMOUS SOURCE. ALSO THE SOURCE OF THE PICTURE ATTACHED IS ON IT. ... be inspired, motivated and encouraged!
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had a nasty experience by Ojota with BRT. memories still hurt but all glory to God alone for saving me. it was like a dream. i crossed to enter BRT line and the same BRT pressed me to the railings of their busstop, everyone was happy to see me alive. but i was scared and in pain for weeks ok days. for a long time i my body had the black marks of the railings. the driver was wicked but i forgive him. funny thing is that the incident gave me direct seat in the bus. the other BRT officials who saw what happened took me through the crowd of those lining up and ushered me into the bus. i sang Don Moen's "You are the Lord that healeth me..." resp in peace to the dead, lesson to the living, mercy for the driver. |
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