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Good will elude anyone who doesn't celebrate good. If not for the dirty politics in Nigeria, Governor Otti should be contesting for the office of the President.

pdppower:
You can see that the pay was in 2024. Do you want to tell me that 133k was a high salary for a PhD holder in 2024?

It's very poor. Anything less than 500k is wickedness. The scripture says workers should be pay what is just. Judgment in heaven will shock many.

MaxInDHouse:
Funny liar.
But Kumuyi that you are here to condemn is not judged shey?🤣

I didn't condemn him. I only disagreed with his teachings on the subject in question.

MaxInDHouse:
I think this is the first time you opened your mouth or used your hand to type sincerely.
You know nothing about God's Kingdom or judgement!🙂

Note that there are those who are already judged - those who reject the gospel of Jesus Christ. They are all doomed to go to hell like the Jehovah Witness members.

MaxInDHouse:
But Kumuyi won't go to your Hell shey?🤣

He is a servant of God. I may not agree with some of his teachings. At least, he believes that salvation is in Christ only. Unlike the Jehovah Witness that teaches salvation by works.

Whether he will go to heaven or hell is left for God to judge. God is not a respecter of persons.

No smoke without fire. The woman should take the case to court and provide evidence of how the debt came about.

MaxInDHouse:
Send him to HELL!🤣

What has hell got to do with this?

Well, all false prophets and teachers like the Jehovah Witness will go to hell.

Always stay with the Revelation you receive. Don't condemn others who have revelations in other areas of the Christian faith. What you don't know is bigger than you.

Only God can remove Tinubu. He will use circumstances we least expect. He rules and reigns in the affairs of men.

This is rigging bill and not electoral bill.

yarimo:
busy body how is that your business na

Because I care for lives. God's word teaches us to love our neighbours as ourselves.

yarimo:
WIKE really show makinde pepper 🌶️ makinde is now chief lamenter

It will get to your turn. Lion sometimes eats its owner.

Kemetian:
The idea that God will torture you in an everlasting fire that doesn't quench, for the "sin" of not "believing in" Him or someone called "Jesus", is so incredibly stupid.

WHY ON EARTH WOULD GOD DO THAT?

He can only do such a thing if he's an evil, psychopathic monster.

Because if an Earthling human, who is a SOUL occupying a physical human body for a temporal period, doesn't believe in God's existence while on Earth, when he leaves this Earth and returns Home, will he not see the full evidence again of God's existence, in all its glory?

So why would God even scold him, never mind eternal torture in fire?

He was on Earth, a hard place for souls where God's presence is not readily apparent for all to see and feel.

A place where people suffer, fall sick, Get scammed, and get slaughtered by criminals, governments and terrorists.

Earth is a School for souls.

A place of imperfection, for soul development.

It's not a place where you're supposed to know everything about existence and reality.

It's also a place of multiple religions and spiritual traditions, with none superior to the other.

God does not discriminate between religions. He cares about your actions towards Other Souls.

That's ALL He cares about.

He doesn't want you to "worship" Him.

He doesn't NEED your worship.

Your only job on Earth is to treat your fellow humans - your fellow souls - with Love and Dignity.

That's it.

When you return Home from your Earth sojourn, you'll be welcomed like a hero by your friends and relatives waiting for your return.

If you acted with wickedness, you will see it all in the Life Review we all go through, where all your actions/experiences are put on a type of screen for your panoramic view and appraisal.

In that soul state, you can view and assess it all in a matter of seconds.

You yourself JUDGE yourself as a soul with your then EXPANDED AWARENESS of your identity as a powerful, immortal intelligence.

You will realise that ALL OF US are aspects of God - droplets from the same River known as God.

That when you hurt another person, you were hurting yourself and God.

It hits in a way that is said be mentally crushing.

Like you just watched yourself stabbing your own body.

You may then decide, perhaps with your personal guide (Chi), to REINCARNATE on Earth, to make amends, perhaps by becoming a social activist or even a Buddhist priest, or Christian pastor, or an African religionist spreading ancestral wisdom.

Or you can decide to not return to Earth and just remain in what you people call "Heaven", but which is really just Home.

IT IS NOT A PLACE WHERE YOU "REST IN PEACE", SO PLS STOP SAYING THAT.

IT'S A VERY LIVELY, ACTION-PACKED REALM.

You create anything you want by Thought, there. Instantly.

Some people live in magnificent mansions perching in the sky. Some prefer modest bungalows on ground etc.

You can eat and drink if you want to, but it's not necessary.

It's usually souls that recently returned from an Earth life that sometimes have feasts and parties with food and drink, just to relive their time on Earth for fun.

There's no night time there. It's always daytime.

People there tend to look in their late 20s to early 30s.

YOU DECIDE how you want to appear to people.

You can even decide to look like a 90 year old man with a walking stick.

Or like a 10 year old girl. Your choice.

Source or authority of your assertions.

They think they can continue to rule by luring people into APC. They will all be disappointed

AntiChristian:
Many Christians did revert to Islam! You can try Islam too!

One God is One God no illogical ads! God no get partner to help him!

God is not begotten nor does He begets!

God does not become man to embrace ridicule!

You know that there's no hope in Islam. No salvation in Islam. Even Muhammed was unsure of his ultimate destiny- Sura 46:9

In contrast, there is assurance of salvation in Christ - John 3:16.

Jesus knew where he came from and he knew where he is going.

He is the only man who rose first from the dead to die no more.

He is the Saviour of the world.

Even your Quran says those who follow Jesus are supreme to those who disbelieve him.

The choice is yours. Receive Christ and be saved. Reject him and be eternally damned

Sunnyshinylight:
Why Church Attendance Cannot Take You to Heaven

Key Text
Ephesians 2:8–9
“For by grace you have been saved through faith… not by works.”
Introduction
Many people believe:
“I go to church every Sunday.”
“I was born in church.”
“I serve in the choir / usher / department.”
But the truth is:

👉 Church attendance can bring you into a building, but only Christ can bring you into heaven.

Point 1: Church Attendance Is a Work, Not Salvation
Going to church is a good work
But salvation is not earned by works

📖 Isaiah 64:6 – “All our righteous acts are like filthy rags.”
Illustration:

Wearing a uniform does not make you a soldier.
Sitting in a garage does not make you a car.

👉 Sitting in church does not make you saved.

Point 2: Heaven Requires a Changed Heart, Not a Church Seat

📖 John 3:3 – “You must be born again.”
Church can change behavior
Only Jesus changes the heart
Many are religious, but not regenerated

📖 2 Corinthians 5:17 – “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.”


Point 3: Religious People Can Still Be Lost
Jesus spoke to people who:
Knew Scripture
Attended worship
Followed rules
Yet He said:

📖 Matthew 7:21
“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven.”

Lesson:
Religion without relationship leads to deception.


Point 4: Church Does Not Replace Christ
Church introduces you to Jesus
Church supports your walk with Jesus
Church cannot substitute for Jesus


📖 Acts 4:12
“There is no other name under heaven… by which we must be saved.”
Only:


The blood of Jesus
Faith in His sacrifice
True repentance
can save a soul.


Point 5: What Church Attendance Is Actually For
Church attendance: ✅ Helps believers grow
✅ Provides fellowship
✅ Encourages holiness
✅ Builds faith
📖 Hebrews 10:25 –

“Do not forsake the assembling of ourselves together.”
👉 Church is the fruit of salvation, not the root.


Conclusion
You don’t go to heaven because:
Your name is on a church register
You grew up in church
You are active in church
You go to heaven because: ✔ You repented
✔ You believed in Jesus Christ
✔ You surrendered your life to Him
Altar Call / Reflection

Question
Have you been attending church or following Christ?
Is your name only on the church roll—or written in the Book of Life? (Revelation 20:15)

Yes, church attendance cannot take you to heaven but deliberate abstinence from church services can make you miss heaven - Hebrews 10:25-31

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AntiChristian:
When Christ embraced human body no be carnal mind he embrace?

You don't even see the limitations of your theories! In the end you make no sense at all except as a brainwashed radio!

Just try it. Don't judge a book by its cover. So many Muslims have embraced Christ and got their lives transformed. There are too many testimonies to this effect.

AntiChristian:
Have you ever seen a negative number that is positive? That's abnormal. God is eternal. Humans die! God cannot die! If Jesus is divine yet he dies then he's not divine! God cannot even become ignorant! Jesus was asked about the hour and he said he doesn't know!

God exercises His authority over us all the time! I see no reason why God who is unlimited will become limited while retaining his unlimited ability?

Your logic is faulty and illogical.

Your carnal mind is unable to grasp spiritual truth. Just invite Christ into your life and you will experience instant transformation.

sonmvayina:
so you saying it is just jesus the man that died and Jesus the God was somewhere else. First question, when did God say he needed a human sacrifice before he can forgive sin? last time I checked, this was what he said in 2nd chronicles 7:14. "if my people will humble themselves and confess their sins and forsake their evil ways, I will hear from heave , forgive their sins and heal their land........
which God planned for Jesus to come and die, and which God is his father..

You can't separate both. He is divinity in human flesh. But he let go of his divine status just to save us.

He told those who came to arrest him that he could pray to the Father who will release angels to deliver him. But he chose not to. He willingly died. Otherwise, no one could kill him.

AntiChristian:
In clear terms, your Jesus that came to the world was 100% mortal and 0% divine?

No. He was 100% human and 100% divine. And he was immortal until our sins were laid on him.

He didn't exercise his divine authority fully because of his mission to redeem mankind

AntiChristian:
Why is Christianity so ambiguous? Is there no one who can give a clear, unambiguous answer?

You are still claiming Jesus is 100% man and still divine at the same time! When he died did Jesus thoroughly die or not?

If he died then all of him died whether divine or human!

Then we can say there remains only the father and the Spirit alive!

Otherwise, Jesus never truly died! He was just living somewhere in the divine!

The moment he was made sin, he became mortal and he died. He put aside his divinity to redeem mankind bank to God. And you are included in the redemption plan.

For over a decade, insecurity has devastated Nigeria, claiming countless lives and turning once-thriving communities into ghost towns. Banditry, terrorism, and mass displacement have become normalised, not because they are inevitable, but because those entrusted with authority have failed to act decisively. The recent US military strike on a terrorist camp in Sokoto State, reportedly ordered by Donald Trump, has once again exposed the depth of this failure.

Unlike many international figures who merely issue statements or express concern, Donald Trump did not stop at words. He acted. The reported strike, which claimed an unverified number of terrorist lives, demonstrated what decisive action against violent extremism looks like. It sent a clear signal that terror networks can be confronted when there is political will. Yet, rather than marking a turning point, this intervention appears to have worsened the situation on the ground.

Following the strike, retaliatory attacks have reportedly increased, particularly against Christian communities. Villages have been emptied as residents flee in fear, leaving behind homes, farms, and generations of heritage. Children are displaced, families shattered, and livelihoods destroyed. All of this is happening while the Nigerian government remains largely passive, offering little beyond routine statements and cosmetic security measures.

Even more troubling are allegations that instead of building on this decisive foreign intervention, the Nigerian government is lobbying groups in the United States to discourage Donald Trump from authorising any further military action. If true, this raises serious moral and strategic questions. Why would a government supposedly fighting terrorism seek to prevent meaningful pressure on terrorist networks? Why resist external action when internal efforts have clearly failed?

The public is occasionally shown videos of bandits captured by Nigerian security forces, but these displays increasingly feel like propaganda rather than proof of progress. Arrests are made, cameras are invited, statements are issued, and then silence follows. Many of these criminals are later released, reintegrated, or allegedly rewarded, despite their involvement in mass murder, kidnapping, and the displacement of entire communities.

This selective application of justice is not new. During the Buhari administration, militants in the South, especially in the Niger Delta, were often summarily executed when caught with weapons, even if they were not actively engaged in violence at the time. There were no negotiations, no rehabilitation headlines, and no public sympathy. Yet today, bandits who have killed thousands are handled with caution and leniency. This double standard undermines justice and emboldens evil.

Perhaps the clearest evidence of misplaced priorities is the recent arrest and imprisonment of 52 students of Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, whose only offence was protesting peacefully against insecurity. That young citizens demanding safety are jailed, while terrorists are appeased, is a tragic inversion of justice. That a sitting state governor allegedly played a role in this only deepens public disillusionment.

Taken together, these events point to a grim conclusion. There is no genuine, coordinated, or honest fight against insecurity in Nigeria. What many Christians perceive as a slow but deliberate campaign of violence against their communities continues with little resistance. Leaders in the South who choose silence or denial in the hope of personal safety are dangerously mistaken. History shows that unchecked extremism does not respect regional or political boundaries.

This moment demands both spiritual and civic awakening. Christians must cry out to God for divine intervention, but prayer alone is not enough. Governors, lawmakers, security chiefs, and public servants who profess the Christian faith must act with courage. Leadership is not proven by titles or privileges, but by the willingness to defend life, uphold justice, and speak truth regardless of cost.

God remains our ultimate help, and He is able to intervene decisively, even if human systems fail. But Scripture also teaches that righteousness exalts a nation. Selective justice weakens it. Silence enables evil. Nigeria still has a chance, but only if leaders abandon convenience, confront terror without bias, and choose justice over political survival.

The time to wake up is now.

AntiChristian:
You didn't say anything new. God never dies! Humans die! Are you saying Jesus became 100% human only?

He was 100% human for the sake of our sins but he didn't lose his divinity status. He only died after the Father laid our sins upon him. Otherwise, it wasn't possible for him to die. His gene was an indestructible gene.

AntiChristian:
If Jesus is both fully God and fully human, then who truly died on the cross?

-If Jesus is God, and God is eternal and immortal, how can God die?
-If Jesus died only in his human nature (the flesh), but his divine nature remains alive, can we say Jesus truly died?
-When Christians say "Jesus died," are they referring to the death of a human person, a divine person, or both?
-How can the death of Jesus be complete and real if one nature (divine) is immortal and the other (human) is mortal?
-Does the statement "God died on the cross" mean God ceased to exist, or is it a metaphorical expression?
-How can Christian reconcile the claim that "Jesus died" with the doctrine that God cannot die?

Our Lord Jesus died as a man and not as God. In addition, he didn't function on earth as God. He left his divinity behind and took up our human nature to save mankind. But he also didn't forget his divine origin. He knew he was the Son of God but clothed with human nature.

He died for all mankind including you. Why not accept the free gift of salvation which is in Christ alone and save yourself from eternal condemnation.

John 3:16-18
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.

18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.

yarimo:
and also genuinely defrauding the state

State how with proofs. Otherwise, you are an enemy of progress and good things will elude you the rest of your life if you can't prove what you just said.

Antichristian2:
All these are just theories that can not be substantiated! They may have met a devil/demon! They may have been converted due to a miracle that was bound to happen at that time! So many people do revert to Islam too after having encounter with the truth of Islam!

They don't need to meet Allah or his Prophet Muhammad before conversion!

I pray for you to have an encounter with Jesus. You will come back and share your testimony.

meditator:
What is uncommon here ? Did you see the quality and number of electric buses, cars and tricycles Governor Zulum of Borno State recently commissioned, by the President ?

If you have been to Asia state and see the difference this Governor has made, you will understand better. Its not just about the bus.

Burob:
Please elaborate on what u mean by illegal tax being collected by the Abia State government?

I didn't accuse Abia state government of collecting illegal tax. Go and read my post again.

Burob:
No be same tax money governor take purchase the buses, abi u fit tell me where Abia state generate the money from?

I didn't condemn tax collection. I said, "illegal tax".

Antichristian2:
I just need to know how Paul recognised Jesus's voice in particular and also how he differentiated it from a demon's voice! It could be anyone's voice!

Have you seen Jesus before? Certainly not. But you will know him if he appears to you. His presence is so supernatural, awesome and so comforting. On the contrary, the presence of demons brings fear. Most Muslims who converted to Christianity did so after an encounter with Jesus. They just knew he was Jesus even without introduction.

Paul already called him Lord before he confirmed he was Jesus.

Its something beyond the senses.

Jesus is real. Jesus is Lord. If he appears to you, you will know him.

Abia state Governor appears to be the only Governor doing uncommon thing. This is the kind of leader we need in Nigeria. Not those borrowing to loot and demand the citizens to pay through illegal tax.