₦airaland Forum

TonyeBarcanista:
My oga I loyal Sir! Some people are yet to get over my refused to support their Biabia cause since September 2015. They developed hatred that has grown into obsession due to a permanent defect of their brains and minds. It sucks being an iPod yoot

TonyeBarcanista:
While protest is about sending a strong message to government, rally is not necessarily about sending message to government.

If I organise a pro-KOWA rally today, it has no business with the APC/Buhari directly, it is about sending a pro KoWA message to the public.


Keep wondering until you turn to wanderer

MODIFIED:
The obsession that iPod yoots have for Tonye is legendary... Get well soon mate(s)

Okpabana:
I have sent you a mail. Meanwhile my other Email is zik4u2000@yahoo.com. We can start from there.

blueseacats:
I would have asked you to come learn how to run a hatchery at my place for free, but I don't have a spare room and my place will probably be far from you and I will be traveling in 3 months.

Okpabana:
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My community has palm kernel in abundance and I have been looking for companies that I can be a supplier to. I am even planning to set up a small kernel cracking factory. Pls give me info. We cud be partners.

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Ayus34:
Support Nigeria to achieve the reality of being a net exporter of rice by 2019.......this is an opportunity to be part of rice business revolution

ststyreal:
Please for your information, you are talking to graduates here and not one toddler who doesn't know his or her left. Na waooooo, this N-Power have given dick tom and harry the leverage to talk to someone anyhow. Wetin concern op for N-Power matter, why not mind your own business, sabinusssss, I too know, eke idumota, shobole yo ke! Do you think we don't know all this before applying, no be your fault na federal govt wey dey publicise everything, na him make you get mind dey lecture graduates like to say na children you dey teach. You are lucky, am not seeing you facially, I would have shown you my result for you to know that you are talking to intellectuals and not fools. Learn to mind your business and in this case, please do keep your advice to your self!

softmind24:
Come 2019 north will retain presidency be it buhari or any other person



If the whole south team up against the whole north


North will still marry them



Democracy is a game of number

SAINTHUD:
. @johncuppa, I tell people the church is operating a centripetal model
instead of God’s intended centrifugal model.
It’s aberrant! With a centripetal model
resources are concentrated inside the church
and not enough resources directed outward.
We’re obsessed with the priestly model of the
Old Testament. So we consign ministry work
to pastors. Why we call them “ministers”.
God’s plan for priesthood in the New
Testament is radically different from the
concept of priesthood in the Old Testament.
To be a priest in the Old Testament you had
to be a descendant of Levi. It was DNA based.
(Exodus 40:15) The order of priesthood in the
New Testament is the Order of Melchizedek.
You don’t need to descend from Aaron or
Levi. By the New Testament order, priests
aren’t limited to the temple. Otherwise we
would all be in the temple in Jerusalem now.
Jesus was himself from the tribe of Judah. He
didn’t qualify as a priest under the Old
Testament rule. (Hebrews 7:11-22) Only one
or two of Jesus’ 12 disciples was a Levite. The
people he appointed as priests didn’t qualify
by Old Testament rules. Jesus appointed
ordinary folk to the priesthood –
businessmen, civil servants, tax agents,
political activists, radicals. The appointment of
ordinary folk into priesthood served to signify
God’s intention for the Church – the Order of
Melchizedek. Melchizedek was a priest-king in
the Old Testament to whom Abraham paid
tithe. (Genesis 14:18–20) Melchizedek as
“priest-king” represents the merger of the
sacred and the secular. That is God’s intention
for Christianity.
Christianity is the hyphenation of the sacred
and the secular. We are priest-doctors, priest-
artists, priest-programmers etc. Old
Testament ministers were restricted to the
temple, but New Testament ministers
function in and out of the temple. The gifts of
the Spirit are supposed to function in and out
of the church. We carry the Holy Spirit
everywhere. (1 Corinthians 12) All Christians
are ministers of the gospel. The Spirit of God
is INSIDE us and we carry the extraordinary
capacities of God. God’s design is for the
congregants to do the work of the ministry,
not the pastor. A church is a training ground.
A pastor is a personnel development manager
deploying people to the world to do ministry
work. “And He (Jesus) gave some to be
apostles, some prophets, some evangelists,
and some pastors and teachers for the
equipping of the saints for the work of
ministry, for the edifying of the body of
Christ.” (Ephesians 4:11-12)
Our sphere of operation is the world, not the
church. We are the salt of the earth, not the
salt of the church. (Matthew 5:13) We are
called to make disciples of all NATIONS.
(Matthew 28:19) The world is our theatre of
operation. Have you heard about the
Clapham Group? It’s a 19th century group of
Christians comprising clergymen and laymen.
Politicians, philanthropists, economists,
clergy, bankers, social activists and a
mathematician made up the Clapham Group.
William Wilberforce was a prominent member
of the Clapham Group. The Clapham group
founded Freetown, Sierra Leone for the
settlement of ex-slaves after the abolition of
slave trade. The Clapham Group influenced
culture, politics, civilization, business, finance,
education, philanthropy. The Clapham Group
founded the Church Missionary Society (CMS)
and CMS Grammar School, Lagos. The
Clapham Group caught the revelation of the
dimensions of God’s vision. In the process
they found purpose for their lives.
Christians are sometimes so caught up in the
mundane acts of religion they can’t see the
dimensions of God’s vision. Seek ye first the
Kingdom and His righteousness, all other
things shall be added unto you. (Matthew
6:33) Like the Clapham Group, you need to
catch a revelation of the dimensions of God’s
vision. Then you can disciple nations. You
cannot develop a capacity for God’s big vision
if you don’t have a revelation of the
dimensions of the Christian faith. Christians
ought to be critically involved in governance,
politics and the economy. Christians ought to
influence culture and determine perspectives
through media. It’s nation discipling. When
Christians abandon the critical spheres of
society, it’s a lack of understanding of God’s
grand vision.
We’re not religionists, we’re a nation. God’s
vision is discipleship of nations not petty
fights against witches and wizards. Stop living
in fear of what should be afraid of you. You
can’t appropriate God’s vision with a
grasshopper mentality. Such a vision will be
too large for you. As long as the Israelites of
old saw themselves as grasshoppers they
could never imagine confronting nations.
(Numbers 13:33) We know from the Israelites’
story that even miracles are not enough for
paradigm shift. They saw incredible miracles,
but… God has capacitated you to think in
grand scales. Stop thinking small. Use your
imagination! Abraham never saw himself as
small. He didn’t see himself as just the head
of a family unit. He saw himself as a nation.
Because he saw himself as a nation, Abraham
had a trained private army. Only nations have
armies. (Genesis 14:14) Because he saw
himself as a nation, Abraham made alliances
with kings. That’s how he was able to rescue
Lot. Self-image determines pursuit. See
yourself as God sees you. If you can’t grasp
God’s grand vision for your life you will not
accomplish great dreams. Enlarge your vision.
Enlarge the place of your tent; let the curtains
of your habitations be stretched out. Fear not. With minds like yours @ the forefront of this message,it is only a matter of time before the gospel leaves the pulpit unto every mouth!

iokpebholo:
Is dt d VP to uncle bubu?I thought they said light and darkness does not meet,how come he is d errend boy of d world renowned bigot called bubu?wonder wat he is going to say to decieve d gullible as usual

Papiikush:
yes he is

Dasini:
Who are you to tag anyone fake, even our God himself says judge not, so that you wont be judged! Oga park well, notin is wrong in being a pastor and still be a leader. Some of the revolutions around the world that had taken place were achieved through men of God, most especially from roman catholic and anglican priest and missioners, they are also actively involved in activism and politics. Am sure u're one of the less informed who bandy unnecessary notions all over the place.

Blackkie:
Half term break by schools.
Like since wednesday last week some kids have been at home due to the holidays thus resulting in low sales of egg for the fact that they do not need their lunch box filled in the morning.

Blackkie:
If this true, then the end of the current scarcity is not going to end tomorrow. If you have any farm where you get any quantity at all, stick to it as much as you can.
Also the mid term break which is not uniform will continue to make sales slower until further notice.

Blackkie:
I don't get you right totally. Do you mean that egg powder used in manufacturing of items like buiscuits? That before now, the egg powder has been imported but now banned?

Blackkie:
I don't get you right totally. Do you mean that egg powder used in manufacturing of items like buiscuits? That before now, the egg powder has been imported but now banned?

Walphem:
Sir or ma, can we meet? Is it possible for you to send a PM To me, I am a "nobody" but someone that has fire for God and humanity

soulpeppersoup:
What stop mosques or traditional religion from doing what you saying but it be the church or don't they have members?

Walphem:
Today's Nigeria economy is really becoming uninteresting and a bit sickening, this has made me ponder so much and left me totally confused. I have asked myself what are the roles of today's believers? Joseph was a man that God used to plan for the raining days of a country and he saved an entire country and his family from Famine. Jesus Christ fed 5000 women, and performed lot of miracles. With these and many more I am totally convinced that the church is fully Empowered to solve the present predicament Nigeria is in.

Please don't get me wrong, I appreciate the efforts of various churches in organizing leadership and empowerment seminars eg Daystar Leadership conference, Convent Centre's -The Platform, RCCG Conventions, Winners' Shiloh, TREM's Kingdom Life Conference etc. However, what the country need from the church at this point is way beyond that.
All through the remaining period of the year, October, November, Decemeber churches will be filled up with Church goers praying to close the year 2016 strongly and start the year 2017 in a much better way! And believe me the church gives so much hope to those with faith and believes! After this Hope, Faith and Believe what more? Empowerment seminars and Leadership trainings? Is that enough? No that isn't enough! We need churches that can use its might to solve particular problem(s) of the country.

I remember few years ago Daystar came up with a project to ensure Nigerians enjoy constant power supply, but we never heard about the campaign anymore. We have also heard of Pastors vying for political positions to assist in solving the national problems, what a fantastic step,however the Bible clearly identify to us not to " yoke with unbelievers".

Then how do I want the church to be a game changer? It is simple, why can't we have one or 2 churches going into mainstream agriculture as part of their missionary work, most of them raise funds for missionary works outside the country with minimal or no ROI(mind you I know it is not meant for profit) , but it is long overdue for the big churches to start venturing in solving real life problems and not "educational" problems alone.

It is worthy to note that great professionals are "church goers" and they can give their services to churches on Pro bono, with this churches can have an industry of their choice for the purpose of solving problems.

The time has come to not only buy Private jets (in dollars and putting pressure on the Forex) importing church equipment in Billions of Naira etc

We can truly show the world "how missionary work can be done" not just by opening schools alone and the graduate of the schools not even having any paid employment.

I have a strong feeling that the church has the right solution to Nigeria's problems.

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Caveat: I am just a concerned Nigerian and a Christian, thread isn't for insults but to discuss how we can get Nigeria out of this mess

Akdegreat:
Yes I agree with you. But I was an 'active' Christian. I was captain in our children department then. I participated and represented RCCG East 1 province in children's bible quiz severally, even at National convention in the camp. I was an active chorister. I used to sweep and clean the church premises every Saturday with my parents and siblings. Anyone who knows me can attest.