Politics › Re: Tokunbo Wahab: Lagos Commissioner Rejects 'Man Of The Year' Award Nomination by immortalcrown(m): 10:24am On Jul 17, 2024 |
A wise man. |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: 13 States Rush To Hold Council Polls by immortalcrown(m): 10:21am On Jul 17, 2024 |
gideonvalor98: You reasoning is like that of a toddler. If you don't have enough knowledge about a subject don't go out to disgrace yourself Does this your response show that you reason like Methuselah and demonstrate enough knowledge about LGA autonomy? |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: 13 States Rush To Hold Council Polls by immortalcrown(m): 10:16am On Jul 17, 2024 |
damkin24: Let assume Gbajue man was the one in charge and fought for this LG autonomy and victorious like this, with all sincerity will you still have strength to compose your comments like this? Lest I forget he didn't even conduct LG election in 8 solid years. If you are sensible, try to prove that what I wrote is not true. Forget about who made the policy. |
Politics › Re: What Is The Real Local Government Autonomy? by immortalcrown(m): 9:11am On Jul 17, 2024 |
Fact! |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: 13 States Rush To Hold Council Polls by immortalcrown(m): 8:56am On Jul 17, 2024 |
South343: but woke put fubara in river State but at the end they separated, Eve though governor will conduct the elections when the winner immerged some stubborn sheep will refuse to be obedient to their master There is a place where I say you should ask yourself how many LGA chairmen will be clean enough to successfully disobey their political godfathers. Fubara is able to do it because Wike has fact to use to blackmail Fubara. |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: 13 States Rush To Hold Council Polls by immortalcrown(m): 8:42am On Jul 17, 2024 |
1x2x3: The people can now go straight and hold any non performing chairman accountable if they see no tangible development. Over time Local Chairmen would decide if they want serious heat from their people or use the money for projects to settle Governors. The autonomy is only for collection of federal allocations, not for spending the allocations. So, what has really changed? Remember that every state has its own electoral body (not INEC) that conducts local government chairmanship elections. With this, governors will make their puppets LGA chairmen and decide how those chairmen spend the federal allocations. If you think the chairmen can decide to disobey the governors, think of how many LGA chairmen that are clean enough to boldly and successfully disobey their political godfathers. Remember that the puppets selected as LGA chairmen are the ones with rotten profiles that can be used to blackmail and silence those chairmen when those chairmen prove stubborn. |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy: 13 States Rush To Hold Council Polls by immortalcrown(m): 8:27am On Jul 17, 2024*. Modified: 9:27am On Jul 17, 2024 |
Nigeria is a joke. You don't want to give the governors the allocations but the same governors are the ones to choose who will get the allocations from you. Are you not funny? Na still the governors go put their puppets in the positions. No be the rulling party in each state go win most of the seats? The autonomy is just for the collection of the allocations, not for the spending of the allocations. Each parish will still pay tithes to the headquarter.  I support local government autonomy. But the new policy will not achieve the autonomy. Remember that the elections will be conducted by state INEC, not the main INEC. With this, governors will make their puppets LGA chairmen and decide how those chairmen spend the federal allocations. If you think the chairmen can decide to disobey the governors, think of how many LGA chairmen that are clean enough to boldly and successfully disobey their political godfathers. Remember that the puppets selected as LGA chairmen are the ones with rotten profiles that can be used to blackmail and silence those chairmen when those chairmen prove stubborn. |
Politics › Re: Please I Dey Beg The Igbos Make Them Join Protest by immortalcrown(m): 8:02am On Jul 17, 2024 |
Define good conscience. |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerian Migrants Arrested For Murder Of Fellow Nigerian In Libya by immortalcrown(m): 8:53pm On Jul 16, 2024 |
In 2024, Nigerians still go to Libya. |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 7:32pm On Jul 16, 2024 |
Dtruthspeaker: If you were truly sincere and just.you would have answered my question first, for i asked you first. That is what the rules of fair and reasonable debate states . You asked whether God hears prayers made outside the confession or not. I have already answered that question by explaining to you that the announcement you heard in the Catholic Church does not in any way imply that God does not answer any prayer offered outside the confession. Therefore you are the one inventing the thought that God may not answer prayers offered outside the confession. The announcement in the Catholic Church does not in any way warrant that question from you. Now, answer my own question if you are sincere in this conversation. |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 7:38pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
Dtruthspeaker: In all these dodging and fallacious argiments you still did not answer the question
1) "Does it mean God did not hear our prayers for mercy? (at the begining of the mass or.furing the mass or the one just before the communion is given)
2) Does it mean God hears only the confessions we make before the Priest?
We understand why you are not able to. Answer my questions when you are ready and sincere to have this conversation. |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 7:37pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
Dtruthspeaker: See dodging and deflection.
He asks about obeying the bible and here you are dodging it and changing it to appointment of pastor which is the issue.
We take it that you are not able to answer any of this pertinent questions. If you are not the one dodging and deflecting, answer my question. |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 5:07pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
ocnovakmichael: Brother, I did not imply what wasn't stated. The announcement is suggestive enough.
The implication is that some are well prepared and some are not.
You see, we cannot make ourselves righteous. It is the blood of Jesus that have given us the gift of righteousness.
Scripture says, if we judge ourselves we should not be judged
1 Corinthians 11:31 [31]For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged.
To judge ourselves all we need do is identify our sins and ask God for mercy and forgiveness. And that, perhaps, all in the mass participated, when the priest ask the congregation to confess their sins and ask for mercy. Can you just appoint anybody as the senior pastor of a Church? Answer this question. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 3:42pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
henroe2k2: Until they complain, the right thing should not be done, I guess... What exactly is that right thing? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 3:41pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
tishbite42: The Catholic Church is a racist cult You can prove your Black followers wrong You are the racist until the black people in the Catholic Church complain of racism in the church. |
Romance › Re: I Have Never Heard Of A Woman Suffering From Heart Attack. Why Is This? by immortalcrown(m): 3:40pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
An average woman does not die in silence.
An average woman does not face the kind of responsibilities that an average man deals with.
An average woman does not abuse alcohol and other substances in order to be happy or to sexually satisfy a man. But an average man abuse alcohol and other substances to possibly give a woman sexual satisfaction.
The plight of an average man is trivialised or completely ignored by the society. The society shows a concern for the plight of an average woman. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 3:35pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
tishbite42: You go explain tire, no evidence - OluwaBurna This is exactly your situation. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 3:30pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
tishbite42: Dey play So Blacks ain't human enough to lead the Catholics Dey play If what you call a problem is actually a problem, Catholic black priest would have been the first to complain. The people in the system are not complaining. You outside the system claims to know more than those in the system. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 3:16pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
colossus91: Hos point is Catholic Church has never had a black pope! The black people in the Catholic Church are not complaining. You are the one complaining. Also, no other Church has more black people than the Catholic church. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 3:15pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
tishbite42: The truth is the bitter pill We all know how Francis Cardinal Arinze was bypassed for Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger Racism!!! The black people in the Catholic Church are not complaining. You are the one complaining. Also, no other Church has more black people than the Catholic church. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 3:15pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
Righthussle: We will talk when a black man becomes Pope of the Roman Catholic church. The black people in the Catholic Church are not complaining. You are the one complaining. Also, no other Church has more black people than the Catholic church. |
Politics › Re: What Happened In Kenya Might Happen In Nigeria Soon by immortalcrown(m): 2:30pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
This kind of post can only come from someone who fails to understand that Nigeria is the headquarter of tribal and religious intolerance in Africa, if not in the whole world. Nigeria is two hypocritical to do what Kenyans are doing now.
It took celebrities to motivate most of the Nigerian youths to participate in the EndSARS protest. As a matter of fact, those celebrities are not always on the side of the masses. The protest started in Delta State, other states didn't care to join until Naira Marley called for Lagos to join in the protest.
Kenyans are protesting without food and music entertainment at various junctions. But the same Kenya has achieved a lot through the protest. Nigerians turned their own protest into a party, having entertainment and free food at various junctions, seeing the protesters and opportunity to to take selfies with celebrities. But the same Nigeria did not achieve anything in the protest. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostolic Faith Church Chooses Olusola Adesope As General Superintendent by immortalcrown(m): 2:25pm On Jul 15, 2024*. Modified: 3:34pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
Righthussle: Seventh Day Adventist Church and the Roman Catholic church left the group. Don't be too quick to call names. The black people in the Catholic Church are not complaining, likewise the black people in the Seventh Day Adventist Church. You are the one complaining. Also, no other Church has more black people than the Catholic church. So, why are you trying to create a problem where there is none? I am yet to see anything that the Catholic Church will envy another church for. Mention anything good that another church notably does better than the Catholic Church. As a matter of fact, some leaders in other churches have occasionally confessed that the Catholic Church has the best standard among all the Christian denominations. My intention is not to play down on other churches. I just want to point out that your sarcasm is actually in favour of the Catholic, not the other way around. Righthussle: We will talk when a black man becomes Pope of the Roman Catholic church. The black people in the Catholic Church are not complaining, likewise the black people in the Seventh Day Adventist Church. You are the one complaining. Also, no other Church has more black people than the Catholic church. So, why are you trying to create a problem where there is none? Some Catholic black priests have written articles to counter people like you who claim that the Catholic Church discriminates against black priests. The black people in the system are comfortable with the system. You outside the system claim to know the system more than those black people. Can't you see that you are obviously wrong? |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 9:45am On Jul 15, 2024*. Modified: 2:23pm On Jul 15, 2024 |
paxonel: ok my question came from the mindset of unity of the body of Christ. Laws, commitment and organisation is dependent on the church. Not all churches have the same laws and organisation. Even commitment is still subjective to the laws of the church. But the most important is that all churches should be subjected to Christ. Okay. I'm sorry that I misunderstood your mindset. Among the pentecostals and most Protestants, communion is open for all believers of Christ, irrespective of the denomination. If you think there is anything wrong about this, you can explain to me, why it is wrong I have nothing against this. Every religious denomination has its doctrines. You have the freedom to choose those churches that do not require any fulfilment from those that want to take the Holy communion. But if you choose the Catholic Church, follow its doctrines. Do not try to force the doctrines of other churches on the Catholic or vice versa. |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 7:32am On Jul 15, 2024*. Modified: 8:30am On Jul 15, 2024 |
paxonel: are there holy communion for non baptized Catholics or Christians who were baptized somewhere else but came for confession? No. The person should either remain in the Church that baptized him/her and receive holy communion in the very Church or properly become a Catholic member and fulfil the Catholic requirements for the holy communion. Your question came from a mindset of lawlessness, uncommittedness and disorganisation. |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 3:28am On Jul 15, 2024 |
Dtruthspeaker: Does the announcement not say "only practicing catholics" should come for the communion?
And who does not know that "practicing catholic" means one who has gone for confession before the mass?
And this is not the issue, the op cleatly asked 1) "Does it mean God did not hear our prayers for mercy? (at the begining of the mass or.furing the mass or the one just before the communion is given)
2) Does it mean God hears only the confessions we make before the Priest?"
If you cannot answer these questions we understand! Even in other Chruches, one has to follow certain doctrinal procedures to receive holy communion. And it does not imply that God does not hear your prayer outside confession. Is there any Church that gives holy communion to everyone that enters the Church? Even Jesus Christ had the last supper with 12 Apostles, not with all who have had an encounter with him. Does it mean that Jesus Christ forsook others who did not partake in the last supper? The same Jesus went to the mountain for a particular prayer. Does it mean that God could not hear Jesus outside the mountain? Even when the Holy Spirit descended, it was upon the disciples praying in the upper room. Does it mean that God does not hear prayers made outside the upper room, or does it mean that God does not hear those who are not among the disciples? The poster's problem is that he or she wants a Christian life without commitment and coordination. That is why he/she considers himself/herself a Catholic but wants to bypass the confession. The confession is a few minutes task. A baptized and confirmed Catholic can even receive the holy communion and go for confession after the Mass. So, what exactly is your point? |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 8:58pm On Jul 14, 2024 |
Dtruthspeaker: During the communion prayer is it not said "this is my body/my blood given up for you (us)? That is clearly an invitation!
And this is aside.
The issue is can you or any catholic here answer the questions the op raised? To wit
1) "Does it mean God did not hear our prayers for mercy? (at the begining of the mass or.furing the mass or the one just before the communion is given)
2) Does it mean God hears only the confessions we make before the Priest?" Does the announcement tell you that only those who made confession before the Mass should get the Holy communion? If yes, which parish made that announcement? If not, why are you forcing your own interpretation on me and asking me unnecessary questions? |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 8:44pm On Jul 14, 2024 |
Dtruthspeaker: You are not answering the question 1) "Does it mean God did not hear our prayers for mercy? (at the begining of the mass or.furing the mass or the one just before the communion is given)
2) Does it mean God hears only the confessions we make before the Priest?" Does the announcement tell you that only those who made confession before the Mass should get the Holy communion? If yes, which parish made that announcement? If not, why are you forcing your own interpretation on me and asking me unnecessary questions? You sounded like you did not understand the announcement. I explained the announcement to you. You are now trying to twist it to bring out your own interpretation. The announcement never says that God does not hear your prayer. If you are not willing to follow the laid down procedures for prayers in the Catholic doctrine, leave the Catholic and go to any church of your choice. The Catholic is not the only church that gives the Holy communion. Go to another church and receive the Holy communion there, if you do not like the protocols involved in getting the communion in the Catholic Church. |
Politics › Lagos State To Ban Operations Of All Unregulated Commercial Bus Operations by immortalcrown(op): 7:59pm On Jul 14, 2024 |
The Lagos State Government has said no going back on the planned enforcement banning operations of all unregulated commercial bus operations, specifically “Danfos” and “Koropes” along Lekki-Epe corridor, scheduled to commence on October 1, 2024.
This followed speculations making the rounds on the suspension of the plans by government.
Speaking with Vanguard, State Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi and the Special Adviser to the Governor on Transportation, Sola Giwa, maintained that the move was in line with the Lagos State Strategic Transportation Master.
The duo, therefore, called for the collaboration of Public Transport Bus Operators, such as Korope/Danfo bus drivers, as government releases the restructuring plans to improve commuting experience.
Giwa added that a stakeholders meeting had been held earlier with bus operators and union leaders in the state, on the need for compliance before the due period.
Giwa described the current state of bus operations on the corridor as chaotic hence, the need for collaboration to successfully regulate and integrate the informal transport sector into the State’s Bus Reform Initiative using Lekki/Epe corridor as a pilot test.
He further explained that the Lekki Epe Corridor had been inspected by the Ministry of Transportation and Lagos Metropolitan Transport Authority, LAMATA to identify limitations of seamless traffic flow along the Expressway and adjourning roads and had mapped out systematic framework to address possible challenges.
Some of the planned solutions according to Giwa include; The restructuring of the existing unregulated Public Transport Bus Operations on the Lekki Epe Corridor, deployment of High Capacity Buses on the corridor as stated in the Lagos Transport Policy and the Bus Route Network, re-allocation and relocation of Korope/Mini buses to inner route, re-registration and recertification of all buses.
Others are; The Introduction of E-ticketing System, Provision of transport infrastructure (Layby, terminal, among others), regulation and standardization of bus operations, improved transportation services, that is; Safety and passenger comfort and promote the security of lives and properties along the Lekki-Epe corridor.
Giwa further stated that the restructuring plan would be implemented in phases, urging transport operators who intend to key into the restructuring program to come to the Ministry of Transportation to register within the next two weeks.
He added that the registered operators will be allotted routes by the Ministry to ensure strict compliance to the strategy.
Giwa also warned that any operator who contravenes the regulations that will be implemented will be fined and will forfeit their vehicles in the event that they ignore the notice of their fines.
He declared that the State Government would not accommodate willful disregard of its existing Transport Sector Reform Law.
Addressing the concerns raised by members of the unions, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Olawale Musa, had explained that the State Government is counting on them to fish out unregistered operators along the corridor, affirming that Lekki –Epe Expressway would be a pilot test for the Standardization of the transportation system in Lagos.
Earlier, the Head of Bus Services LAMATA, Dr. Amure stated that the rapid development of the Lekki/Epe axis was one of the reasons why the State Government chose the corridor to continue its Bus Reform Initiative, which started with the introduction of the Bus Rapid Transit in different parts of the State.
Other stakeholders at the meeting were: Acting Chairman National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Alhaji Mustapha, popularly called Sego and Deputy Chairman Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria RTEAN, Alhaji Taofeek Ajayi, signed a communique at the end of the meeting to affirm their support of the restructuring initiative.
E-call up system
In a significant move to avert severe congestion by articulated truck and improve the efficiency of logistics operations within the Lekki-Epe Free Trade Zone corridor, the Lagos State Government has announced the commencement of the e-call up system for managing truck movements within the axis from August 1, 2024.
Osiyemi, who disclosed this over the weekend, stated that “the move is driven by the urgent need to implement a sustainable, effective and technology-driven solution of truck movement in the Lekki-Epe Corridor.”
He added that the application of e-call up system will help synchronize movement of trucks assessing the Lekki Deep Seaport and other industries within the corridor, starting from Eleko junction to Lekki Free Trade Zone, highlighting the State and Federal Government plans on road network expansion and inter-modal transport systems to streamline vehicular traffic and enhancing free movement in one of Lagos’ most critical economic zones.
Also speaking, Giwa, who is saddled with the enforcement of the e-call up system of the corridor mentioned that an interim arrangement is being put in place to decongest the roads through evacuation of all illegal tankers from the red zone by a joint Taskforce of the State, LGAs/LCDAs, Security Agencies and Stakeholders, urging truck operators and logistics companies to comply with the new system to ensure its success.
According to him, “The e-call up system, an advanced digital platform, is designed to regulate the entry and exit of trucks in the Lekki-Epe area by scheduling and coordinating their movements.
“This system will help prevent the chaotic traffic situations often caused by the indiscriminate parking and movement of trucks within the corridor.
“The Lekki-Epe corridor, a key economic hub in Lagos, is home to numerous industries, including the Lekki Free Trade Zone, the Dangote Refinery, and the Lekki Deep Sea Port.
“The efficient movement of goods and services in this area is crucial for the state’s economy, making the e-call up system an essential tool for sustainable development.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/07/ban-no-going-back-on-danfo-koropes-in-oct-1-lagos-govt/amp/
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Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 7:47pm On Jul 14, 2024*. Modified: 7:37am On Jul 15, 2024 |
ocnovakmichael: Brother, if only you knew the implications of that announcement. As a matter of fact, that announcement have kept many in their seats, than it has moved them to the alter to receive the communion.
However, I'm talking about Catholics who are baptized and have been confirmed. Many don't go to receive because they feel they're not well prepared. You see, when the Lord Jesus instituted the communion, he said to his disciples "Take this all of you and eat..." He did not say, take this, if you are well prepared, or in a state of grace. At the time, even Judas was having wrong thoughts in his heart, yet the Lord gave him his body and flesh.
Now somebody says, it was the communion he received that led him to betray Christ. I do not believe God will give you something that will open you to demonic thoughts: because in the Bible, Christ says, "... If we being evil know how to give good gifts to our children, how much more shall the heavenly Father give good gifts to them that ask" If any baptized and confirmed Catholic does not go for holy communion, blame the person, don't blame the announcement. If a Catholic who is not baptized and confirmed does not go for holy communion because of the announcement, such a person is not wrong, neither is the announcement wrong. So, what exactly is your point? The announcement is plane and simple. Blame those who misunderstand the announcement. The announcement is not wrong. You are misinterpreting the announcement and adding what is never implied in the announcement. |
Christianity Etc › Re: A Conversation With A Catholic by immortalcrown(m): 6:56pm On Jul 14, 2024*. Modified: 7:38am On Aug 07, 2024 |
The spiritual preparation includes but is not only the confession.
The spiritual preparation is by Catholics who are baptized and confirmed. Confession and celebration of the Holy Mass by baptized and confirmed Catholics are the preparation mentioned in the announcement. The announcement does not mean that someone who went for confession should not receive the holy communion.
The announcement simply means that the holy communion is for baptized and confirmed Catholics who went for confession participated in the celebration of the Holy Mass. As a matter of fact, a baptized and confirmed Catholic who could not go for confession before the celebration of the Holy Mass can receive the holy communion and go for confession after the Mass. |
Politics › Re: Trump Attacked In Rally In Pennsylvania How It Would Have Been If It Was Nigeria by immortalcrown(m): 10:04am On Jul 14, 2024 |
PaNnamdi: Can't u see the way he is handling banditry with kid gloves? To be serious why won't I pick him,on the streets u see fulanis and hausaa wishing and cursing this man,they have evil heavily armed brothers all over our forests so what make u think this ugly situation can't occur in Nigeria You deviated from the question. I never implied that such a thing cannot happen in Nigeria. I just asked why you picked Tinubu as your imaginary victim. Are you saying that the bandits you claim he handles with kid gloves will attempt to assassinate him? |