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am i supposed to be turned on by this :/ just tell me watin de hia wey man suppose like?!
very soon him and bobrisky will do collabo

It is confirm That's how you know they found love at the night club. This one eh. her mother in law is in trouble

Konji na bastard These men are trying. no wonder they committ alot

Well... not that im so happy about this but in every situation we should praise God

OP I'm sure you're in good terms with the witches of your village. no wonder the give you live updates on their work on buhari #Welldone

Space booked

Make dem check well jor. na musa aso rock gateman na start the rumor
Since na only dumb pepo e de employ

Baby gyal so yo go like 3some?

konji na bastard

OP gerrarraye mehn.

lol

But seriously Lesbians making out is so much sexier than two brodas doing shit (eeeew)

A South African church is trending on social media after a local celebrity said he walked out of a service because of a homophobic sermon.
A South African church is trending on social media after a local celebrity said he walked out of a service because of a homophobic sermon.
Somizi Mhlongo said in a video posted on Instagram that a guest pastor at Grace Bible Church in Soweto had said being gay was "unnatural".
The TV and radio personality said he was deeply offended by the words.
Gay marriage is legal in South Africa and the pastor's reported comments have sparked debate about religious views.
Some have called on the church to denounce homophobia.
During the sermon, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, who was visiting from Ghana, is reported to have said: "There is nothing like that [homosexuality] in nature."
Reacting to the comments, Mhlongo said: "The church was cheering. I am not going to sit there and listen to someone offend me. This is who I am. I am a gay man, get it straight into your skull. My soul is alright with my God."
The hashtag #GraceBibleChurch has been trending in South Africa, with some criticising the sermon and others defending it.
The church has since said that while it does not condone homophobia, these views are held by certain people not only in the church but in wider society.
"That was not the only thing that he was talking about. There are other people who are smokers who were offended because he also referred to a lot of lifestyle issues. And a lot of people who are having multiple partners were very offended," broadcaster ENCA quoted Reverend Ezekiel Mathole as saying.
'South Africa needs time' - by Milton Nkosi, BBC News, Johannesburg
The controversy about a sermon delivered in one of Soweto's biggest churches by a visiting pastor from Ghana demonstrates how sensitive the subject of homosexuality still is on our continent. South Africans are steadily coming to terms with being a tolerant society when it comes to matters of sexual orientation. But in doing so, they may be out of kilter with the rest of the continent.
Take the South African position at the UN in July 2016 for instance, when its ambassador in New York abstained on a vote on setting up a gay rights watchdog. This was something that the constitution back home would support. So it was expected that the ambassador would have voted for the motion.
Explaining the country's unusual stance when it had in the past advocated for gay rights, Ambassador Nozipho Mxakato-Diseko said: "We learned from our struggle against apartheid that if we are clear about the end goal, which for us is the end of violence and discrimination against the LGBTI persons, a better approach is building maximum consensus."
She later explained further on a local radio show that the majority of African states had voted against the motion and therefore she would have been out of step with them.
So as this debate rages and as the television personality, Somizi Mhlongo, leads the charge on social media against what he called an offensive sermon, it is important to recognise that part of the solution in this debate lies with the concept of time. Many people tell me they're still trying to come to terms with the more liberal constitution but they need time

Moshkom:
We no even see wetin they STEAL for Mrkt sef

lol

Originality007:
some people dont no d the diff btw Beating and Flogging, what u show here is flogging NOT Beating, if those solders Beat u has u have said, Bro u go still dey hospital by now.

De for hospital ni? de do watin?
with all those plenty muskley ?!? .
Na lekpa like mi go do vacation for emergency ward

dingbang:
we are saying the same thing... Punishment... Cuz I think say u go dey yarn say oh baby you play too much oya give mummy ur cloth let mummy wash... I just dey look u dey laugh..m

Lwkmd

geni340:
butt d ugliest part of human body my soft jiggly ass JeeZ, to imagine i thought ive heard everyfin

Pinchure or adonbellivit :/

Leviathan is simply a literary METAPHOR. It was most described in job 41:18-21 OP goan do ya research well oh... translation of the Bible from its original language has given rise to many confusions. Leviathan as a demon is simply a or personification of sort... Maybe its a demon, maybe its a creator but what the FACT is that its a myth #Shikina

BiafraBushBoy:
With ear rings??
What church sef...

watin con conxine Church with earrung? Does it dey d Bible?!!!?

See all them bad Belle nairalanders...
Mbaka for life jor. who ya hate help?

Solidkay:
Thanks a lot for taking ur time to shed more light into this,
Unlike some MMM victims who instead of going to Mavrodi himself decided to transfer their aggression on me.

Hahaaahaha I think if you want more answers to questions of such beautiful mind of yours. you should not stick only with your Bible, look for the lost books of the Bible (the apocrypha), even study Jewish text, blogs about the supernatural, they're iota of facts there. The reason why christians are very twisted is cos they're stuck in the "Roman manipulated books"...

omonnakoda:
So the People of Israel Gathered for several days.There leader Moses had gone Missing.

After sometime he returned with two tablets of stone on which were written TEN COMMANDMENTS . These he said were from Jehovah their Lord and God who had written these laws down.
These were the rules to govern the lives of the people.


Just STOP and think about this for a while.

Imagine you were there.

Personally I cannot believe this. This is supposed to have happened about 4000 years ago.

At this time Jehovah, God almighty completely ignored us Africans and so presumably we had no rules or guidance ,same for white folk Chinese folk and so on they were after all not part of the Chosen People.

This is the tale Europeans brought to us about 150 years ago and which has given birth to the Church business in Nigeria many years later. All these thousands of years Jehovah sent no one to us in Black Africa or china or India or Europe.

Well even one must believe such tales one has a duty to think and reflect on it.

How would you react if someone brought such a story to you today?

Hahahaha we maybe were like an evolution... not part of his initial plan

Why blame it on prayer?? its an African problem with

The secret of the supernatural is way bigger than any thing mankind has ever come across... I believe the Universe is as Old as God or share a connection with God. The book Of Genesis said "the earth was without form, it was void" meaning its been existing... And probably God is infinite like the universe. They just exist, I guess... these are questions that only an Angel can answer...

Eleniyan15:
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hahaha haaahaha

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Chartey:
Forget dat thing. Dem go shake.

Warri beggars?!? nna je jukwese oh As long as u driving Monto in ur condition, aunty u go drop sontin oh

Arsenal with 3 points already

I just saw it. I cannot fit cry abeg All this pepo play with our emotions