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Nigerians should be honest, what year do we think steady electricity will be possible in the whole country? I'm no prophet of doom, but Im not seeing it possible not even when we celebrate 100 years of independence. |
Benki003:Not exactly the same symptoms with you but for a while, if I have malaria and I take medication, it doesn't go once. In fact, after the medication, it subsides for a day or two and comes back with ++ signifying resistance. |
Benki003:Thanks. The emal, is it injection or tab please? |
Benki003:I'm interested in what the doc recommended for the high resistant malaria please if you don't mind. |
Hi, So where can we apply from since Jordan is off the list.? |
CandidAdmin:You're right . 2 of my childhood friends are yoruba and they told me that they aren't marrying Yoruba girls. They only want to marry Igbo girls. Although I stay in a town dominated by Igbos.I think the ones bashing themselves on NL don't travel. |
DevilsEqual:UK no be Naija. He has already stated the best he could do on his thread. He has to stay and gather evidence if he wants to leave. I think it's too early to leave because of the kids. Even if he wants to leave, he's a dependant, he has to stay and gain his footing first. His mental health may suffer but it's a trade off for marrying a gullible beautiful set girl (his words). When the kids are mature enough, he can leave and live his best life. daewoorazer:Lol. Leave for another country without his kids because of his wife? What stops the wife from turning the kids against him that their dad abandoned them? Bros you harsh sha ![]() |
Good advice but you didn't factor in the children. He said he did a discreet DNA and the kids belong to him. I'm sure most commenters aren't married and I'm not too but trust me, when you become a responsible parent, your concerns become secondary, women know that you'll do anything for your kids and they'll surely use it against you. He just need to figure out a way to balance his well-being (mental health) which is greatly affected and his kids. You don't plan to take your kids to another country like that without their mum, e no make sense. Even if their mum cheats, the kids don't understand, they need the comfort of their mum. Make una calm down reason am well. daewoorazer: |
This government know what they're doing. I'm definitely coming out that day. Nonsense. |
People still watch NTA? |
advanceDNA:Boss abeg I fit PM you? I wan take this route seriously. |
Say you no get money no mean say you no go fit derive joy from the small wia you get. |
lordally:Come and update the thread nau please. Following back to back. |
mekstaniac:Bro please share info and experience if you have. I made a few hours of research and it aligned with what you said and it is already making me look away. However, any real-time experience will be much appreciated. |
Start firing erring officers, the rest would sit up. |
80% slots will be shared among politicians distributed among LGAs, 15% slot for Governor's list ,the remaining 5% merit. God help Nigerians. ![]() |
I weep for my country. |
Good Morning People of God, This topic has been bugging me vey well and I cannot seem to fathom it. Why on earth would believers who call on the name of the Lord and go to Church every Sunday be tribalistic? Something happened some years ago in the Nigerian Christian Corpers Fellowship (NCCF) family house I stayed during my youth service. There was a rule in the family house that says 'No Singling'. This means that you are not allowed to speak any language except for English and the language of the town which we were serving. On this faithful day, we just finished praying very hot prayers and all, two ladies I was close to were speaking in their dialect.. I didn't mind because I was even trying to open my ears to new languages, but immediately another set of ladies started speaking in their language came close to them, they immediately started rebuking them to my amazement. That went on throughout my stay in the family house. What happened to the scripture that says 'we have been called out of every tribe, tongue and people?' When Christian parents are quizzing their children about their spouse, before the question of born again/God-fearing would come up, ethnicity would come up first. Christians have rejected spouses on the basis of tribe only. Tribalism is not something that should be allowed to dwell among God’s people, as is it creates discrimination and people are treated based on where they come from and are not given fair treatment. This can easily lead to division. If there is tribalism in God’s church, you can be sure that the church will not be able to fulfil her role in the society. Indeed, if tribalism is allowed, the church’s mission will not be carried out. Jesus Christ told us that He wants unity among us in John chapter 17. He prayed that we be one, just as He and His father are one. And so, if we are going to be one, then tribalism must not be there. Indeed, we are saved by one blood — the blood of Jesus Christ. In Christ, there is no east, west, south or north. The Bible says the wall of partition that separates us from God has been broken down by the blood of Jesus through His sacrifice. If that is so, it means that tribalism should not be allowed at all. God sees all of us as equal and one in Him, there’s no male, female or tribal sentiment. Wherever tribalism exists, it creates a lot of problems to the extent that people are not given fair opportunity to do things in the House of God. Even when it comes to election and promotion even in the Church, Pastors and so called tongue - talking Christians only consider where you come from, and not what will advance the Kingdom of Christ. So, for you to be allowed to hold any office in the church becomes difficult, and yet we call ourselves children of God. When that happens, we cannot agree to do the work that we are called to do. That is how bad it is. I hope the Lord will teach us His ways to advance His Kingdom. Shalom. Credit https://guardian.ng/sunday-magazine/tribalism-and-why-it-thrives-in-gods-house/
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Toothless union |
When I see posts like this, I laugh.. Men always turn to the Supernatural when things are dire. That's the situation of things now in Nigeria right now. I no longer condemn people that go to church and seek spirits for solutions because omoh, this country is gone. |
Not surprised |
Never temper with your mental peace. |
Report to the relevant authorities ASAP |
searay:Did you not read what that guy said that God told the G.O not to use drums? Except you were there to dispute what the MOG is saying. |
This is shocking. Under Mr Integrity's watch ![]() |
I ported my mtn to Airtel yesterday and I really regret. Airtel is the oga pata pata of the worst. |
udemzyudex:
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MadamExcellency:You holiness churches know how to quote old testament very well eh., especially when it comes to sin. Why don't you remove this part of the Bible from your own Bible? .""Mark 2:17, NIV: "On hearing this, Jesus said to them, 'It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners John 3:17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.. Yes, our God is a consuming fire but He is also the most Loving Father. He loves Sinners but abhors sin. Take it or leave it. Shalom. |
Fahdiga1:Please change your mentality. God hates sin but loves sinners. That's why He sent Jesus to die for sinners. |
udemzyudex:Yeah. It's still there. |
udemzyudex:There are two drivers there, an AMD Radeon HD 6300M series and a Microsoft Basic Display Adapter. I have updated the both of them and yet it's still not working. |
. 2 of my childhood friends are yoruba and they told me that they aren't marrying Yoruba girls. They only want to marry Igbo girls. Although I stay in a town dominated by Igbos.

