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Despite how terrible things are, this is true. The international community can help by monitoring things here and by making sure the next elections reflect public preference |
jogojogo:Accepted that justice should be evenly spread. Having said that, I have to point out the particulars of the subject matter, and the profiles of the different actors at play here. Deborah did not swear to abide by any code that she was deemed condemned by. |
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This might sound foolhardy, but it has to start somewhere. Can we stop mentioning the states of origin of people in circumstances like this? They are Nigerians, period. |
Deborah Samuel certainly did not worship freely. Years later, her assassins still in the wind |
alibaba001:Actually, yes. 500, 1000, 5000 and 10k USD notes. Still legal tender. They just stopped issuing those |
They should add just N2000, N3000, and N5000 notes. |
Nigeria is a great country, but we have never had great leaders. |
Love800:Hi, sorry that project ended 2 years ago |
I don't know how this ends, but I'm guessing it doesn't end well |
Saturnalia:Ahh, that's a bit unfair sha. Sure, like every other Nigerian politician, he has pronounced shortcomings, but where I could relatively cut him some slack is in consideration of the gargantuan problems he inherited from decades of military misrule ( yes which he was also a part of, lol) . I think in context, we should consider him someone that was used to transition the country from a hopeless one to one not properly or ethically run, but which was beginning to have a fighting chance. |
In my opinion this man trumps many billionaires in the world who do absolutely nothing with their wealth |
Nobody should threaten anybody abeg. Everyone is vexing now and things have changed. A word is enough for the truly wise. |
And his humor was legendary, understated but always on point. RIP, your honor. |
Only a survivor will appreciate the great deliverance this is. Glory to GOD! |
aribisala0:Of course, now, they extracted him by walking in and begging terrorists to release their brother. I'm in awe at the workings of a first rate mind. |
What is good for egusi is good for uganda ![]() |
Hmnn, so one can commit a crime against an organization, not the Nigerian state? Interesting |
Dogalmighty17:Permit me to say that the Nigerian system encourages this. Have you noticed how ministers et all name drop 'Mr President ' every 10 seconds when announcing updates of/in their portfolios? Everything done is done through the personal initiative and even action of the number 1. It's not enough that he appointed you and supervises. It advertises micromanaging in the worst possible way. I'm sorry, but the one that really irritates me is how the use the term 'Mr President ', which should be used in the 2nd person sense when directly addressing the person in the office, not as one omniscient 3rd person the way they use it now. All governments from OBJ are guilty of this. At least if we are copycatting the USA, let's do it well. |
Power is the true differentiator in the affairs of men. |
FTC should have just read: The floor is open... |
Emphasis should be on fellowship with other Christian brethren, not church as we know it. If a family fellowships on their own regularly, they are a church in the biblical sense. Just don't be a lone ranger. Get a prayer partner. |
These words are spirit and they are life, and I can personally testify they are true. |
ILoveNG:You are very correct, (I'm talking in the Christian sense only please). So while as beautifully pointed out several times above, The HOLY GHOST speaks through Scriptures, the inner witness ( meaning feelings, peace, restraint), through godly, and even, in at least one special instance, ungodly people (1 Kings 13:20-24), visions, dreams, audible voice, prophecies, and trances. However, like you pointed out, it's possible to think your own internal thoughts etc are the voice of The LORD. How then do you make sure of this? Hebrews 5:14. But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil. So, it's practice that makes you more able to know more accurately when GOD is speaking to you. Hence the need to walk and fellowship with GOD. When you do this, you will be one of HIS sheep who hear HIS voice. John 10:27 Recall that Samuel was mistaken in thinking Eliab was The LORD's anointed. May I say, before all this becomes an issue, the first step is to gain salvation with GOD, through faith in The LORD JESUS CHRIST. Shalom everyone. |
Why can't this outfit become state police, and other regions copy this? Thank GOD for the life of this child. |
It's far better that 10,000 actually guilty drivers get away than for an innocent to die so needlessly. That shot should never have been fired in the first place, no matter the explanation they are giving here. |
Before you react to any denigration, you need to look at the caliber of the people so doing. No sane person stands and bandies words with an ekuke barking at them on the streets. |
Neoteny:Which I'm sorry to say doesn't track. If they are so infallible, why the need for human intervention at all. And you are wrong about the history. A quick fact check shows mechanical or electric errors lead to most crashes especially in large jets. Cases in point Sully and the Max aircraft serial disasters. These two of the top of my head without research. Btw, will be signing off now. Was great exchanging POVs! |
Neoteny:Because computers fail. And for that 1 in a million event, the human who makes sure everyone gets on the ground safely has to be well trained and competent. Otherwise hundreds die. It's basically insurance . And again it takes a lot of money and time to achieve that level of capacity, so economically, that's also why they are valuable |
Neoteny:Yes, but you are not looking at scale. Not as if you can compare volume, eg, total air crash fatalities in 1 year vs auto accidents, but if you do an incident by incident analysis, that's where the horror of air mishaps is apparent. Losing that many in one fell swoop is numbing. Then there's the fallout circumstances to that as sometimes families don't even have a body to bury and get some sort of closure. Especially in Africa, that's terrible |
Neoteny:That 0.0001% margin of error can result in horrendous loss if it does happen. That's what. |
