1Dray:

Christianity is not a religion.

continue deceiving ursef

1Dray:


Lol... There's no such thing as Christians and non Christians to God. We are all given equal opportunity to know Him. That's why i said earlier, "you won't say you weren't told"

u said his son Jesus Christ died so dat we are redeemed. Christianity is just one out 3000 religions which means many people don't believe in Jesus, what will be their fate?

1Dray:


Non Christians and nominal Christians (Christians by name but haven't surrendered their lives to Christ) should surrender to Christ, ask God to forgive them their sins and accept Christ as Lord and Savior.

so if non Christians don't surrender, they will burn in hell

1Dray:


You won't say you weren't told. Tomorrow might be too late. I have done my bit.

If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.

The blood of Jesus is powerful and potent enough you wash and cleanse you of all your sins; save your from sin, sorrow and satanic oppression.

what about non Christians?

Garrieveryday:


Fucck you and your 10kobo

don't be shy, a beggar ain't shy. just mention an amount u need to take u through dis lockdown period, I'll send it to u. I mean it

1Dray:


He didn't waste His life, He actually came to the world with the sole aim of redeeming mankind. He's seated on the right hand of God as we speak. There's power mighty in the blood of Jesus Christ.

interesting story

1Dray:


He brought about the redemption of mankind by shedding His blood at the cross of calvary. That whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

dat was waste of blood

1Dray:


There was need of blood sacrifice to redeem mankind from sin. The blood of animals weren't good enough to save mankind from sin even as they sacrifice them frequently. Jesus Christ the Son of God, decided to pay the price to save mankind. He paid the price for the debt He didn't owe. Just to save you from sin, satan and damnation.

to what end? he wasted his life for nothing cos sins hv become more rampant than before. so god is a vampire dat needs blood to appease? I didn't know before. he allowed Satan to roam and cause havoc on earth, why not kill him and end everything once and for all? no, he killed his son, lol. funny novel

1Dray:


Christ Jesus surrendered to the people to be crucified as a sacrifice to bring about your redemption. He gave up Himself to be crucified to save you from damnation. For God so loved the world that gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. - John 3:16

how did dat bring our redemption?

vac888:


https://www.hightaughts.com/2020/04/3-unique-reasons-why-we-need-jesus-in.html?m=1

how did he take away our sins? cos as far as I'm concerned, sins haven't in anyway being taken away

Prudencely:
All I can say is that 2020 is one hell of a year.

1. Iran vs USA
2. Soleimani
3. Trump Impeachment
4. Coronavirus
5. Buhari
6. Endtime
7. New World Order
8. Australia Bush Fires
9. Oil Prices

u forgot to add
10. Sanusi's removal

Quietly:

thank you,
may god makes this conditions am in today the favourable condition for your lifetime...
and if am joking or lieying make it 4 me too..

so u decided to be an online beggar instead of looking for something to do? just one thing is wrong with u, LAZINESS. Nothing more

Garrieveryday:
kiss my ass

digital beggar, how much do u need? don't be shy, mention an amount

Presidential Order Not Enforceable Without Legal Backing — Falana, SAN
By Unini Chioma - March 30, 2020
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An eminent lawyer and human rights activist, Femi Falana, SAN said “Presidential Order not enforceable without legal backing”.
In a statement made available to TheNigeriaLawyer (TNL), the learned silk said “Following the national broadcast of President Buhari on the COVID-19 pandemic yesterday, some lawyers have questioned the constitutional validity of the restriction of locomotion of people in Abuja, Lagos and Ogun states. No doubt, the President is empowered to adopt any measures deemed fit to combat the dangerous disease but such measures have to be spelt out in a Regulation made pursuant to section 305 of the Constitution or under the Quarantine Act. Otherwise, the presidential order on the restriction of movement in the affected areas cannot be enforced by the police.”
He said “Even though civil rule was restored in the country 21 years ago the psyche of the political class has not been demilitarised. Hence, decisions taken by rulers are required to be obeyed “with immediate effect” without any legal backing. But in Okafor v Governor of Lagos State (2016) LPELR-41066 (CA) the Court of Appeal called on all authorities to appreciate the need to govern the country under the rule of law. Thus, the directive of the Governor of Lagos State restricting the movement of citizens and residents during the State’s monthly environmental sanitation exercise was struck down because of its unconstitutionality. It was the unanimous view of their Lordships that the arrest of Appellant for flouting the order or directive of the Governor was completely illegal.”
Falana, SAN quotes the words of Georgewill, J.C.A. in the case of Okafor V Lagos State Government above as follows:
“It is my view, that democracy thrives more on obeying and promoting the rule of law rather than the whims and caprices of the leaders against the lead. I find the conduct of the Respondent in not only persecuting the Appellant, yes that is what in my view it amounts to when a free Citizen of this great Country such as Citizen Faith Okafor, is put through the rigours of criminal process for an offence not prescribed in any written law but merely on the directive of the Governor of the Lagos State. An action which if allowed to thrive in a democracy such as ours could confer on such officeholders infinite, absolute and autocratic powers contrary to the clear provisions of the Constitution of the land, to which both the leaders and the led are subject. I refuse to allow such autocratic, absolute and infinite powers to fester upon our nascent democracy.”
Falana argued that “Lawyers who are saying that the law should be completely relegated to the background in combating the coronavirus pandemic reminds me of the dissenting judgment of Lord Atkins in the case of Liversidge v Anderson 1944 UKHL 1. While accusing his learned brethren of being “more executive minded than the executive”, his Lordship said inter alia:
“In England, amidst the clash of arms, the laws are not silent. They may be changed, but they speak the same language in war as in peace. It has always been one of the pillars of freedom, one of the principles of liberty for which on recent authority we are now fighting, that the judges are no respecters of persons, and stand between the subject and any attempted encroachments on his liberty by the executive, alert to see that any coercive action is justified in law.”
The Senior Advocate of Nigeria said “However. while the nation’s armed forces should be commended for making their medical facilities available to members of the public in the fight against the highly dangerous virus the plan to dispatch armed soldiers to the streets to enforce the COVID-19 guidelines should be shelved because it is illegal. For the upteenth time, I am co?pelled to draw the attention of the military authorities to the case of Yussuf v Obasanjo (2005) 18 NWLR (Pt ) where Salami JCA (as he then was) held that “It is up to the police to protect our nascent democracy and not the military, otherwise the democracy might be wittingly or unwittingly militarized. This is not what the citizenry bargained for in wrestling power from the military in 1999. Conscious steps should be taken to civilianise the polity and thereby ensure the survival of and sustainance of democracy.”
“In the same vein, in the cebrated case of All Progressive Congress v Peoples Democratic Party (2015) LPELR 24349 Aboki JCA held that the President lacks the power to call on the Armed Forces to restore law and order in any part of the federation without the approval of the National Assembly as provided in sections 217(2) and 218(4) of the Constitution as amended. His Lordship reminded the Federal Government of its legal obligation “to confine the Military to their demanding assignments especially in these trying times of insurgencies and encroachment into the country’s territories…”
Falana concluded that “just last week the satanic Boko Haram force was reported to have massacred 47 Nigerian troops and 92 Chadian soldiers in two separate attacks. In view of such enormous challenge our patriotic armed forces should concentrate efforts on the counter-insurgency operations being carried out in the north east region while the police and allied security agencies are allowed to enforce the COVID-19 regulations and guidelines.”

Garrieveryday:

Na idiott na it you be.

online beggar, shame

edo3:
By 10am ds morning,, God would reveal himself to mankind.. Today corona will be thing of d past says the Lord,, God of all flesh...

Don't bother to quote me, am just his messenger... But believe!!!

Am glad a lot of people are awake,, corona is a loser,, thou says the LORD of host.. He will not fold his hands and allows what he wonderfully made to be destroyed by men of the world..

Lets all join our heart in prayers..

but he folded his hands while thousands of people died of the virus. What a loving god

Garrieveryday:
Covik 1 9 is what is reigning now. May God see us through during this challenging time. Worst is government insensitivity to our plight. You told us to get into our houses and remain there but without giving us food. How then do they expect us to come out alive after 14 days? It's better we face Corona out there in the course of finding food for ourselves than dying inside house of starvation.

Let me use this opportunity to personally appeal to
Nigerians to come to my rescue. I know this affects
everybody but please in the little you have, share a pinch
with me so I can also survive this moment. No doubt,
government has disappointed us for no crime of ours.
Seriously, my survival is in doubt except I get some help.
Please save a life today. God bless you all.
3.3.5.1.0.9.7.2.74 - Ecobank.

Ewu hausa. Online beggar, no shame at all

Keynesian:
Pls help me Nairalanders, the place I work has shot down it's operation because of the Covid-19 virus outbreak.
I am finding it difficult to eat pls save a soul and God bless you.
You will not die of hunger pls
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Press Release
30/03/20


Former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, on Monday, described President Muhammadu Buhari’s pre-recorded broadcast to the nation on Sunday evening as a monumental embarrassment to Nigerians.

Frank in a statement in Abuja, said that Nigerians were disappointed in Buhari’s speech because it fell shamefully short of a “presidential crisis broadcast” compared to what world leaders are offering to their citizens at this time.

He said that Nigerians would have forgiven the President if he had stuck to his decision not to speak to Nigerians on efforts being done to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the country, instead of being “wide in generalities and short on specifics.”

Frank said: “The broadcast was worse than COVID-19 because it failed to outline a specific roadmap on how Nigeria can win this invisible war.

“Any measure from the Federal Government that does not advance Nigeria’s response to the COVID-19 will ultimately hurt Nigerians.

“The President has not only lost precious response time, he is yet losing time while the rate of infection is steadily growing in the country.

“Nigerians were highly disappointed that instead of a live broadcast - with the media given the opportunity to seek clarifications for the benefit of Nigerians - the President opted for a pre-recorded and stilted message.

“He only played back to Nigerians what most experts have recommended and which many state governments have already started implementing.

“While Ghana with about 28 million population is attacking the pandemic with $100 million, Nigeria with over 200 million people is approaching the virus with a paltry N15 billion which translates to roughly $40 million going by the prevailing exchange rate. Are we being serious and responsive here?”

He commended the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, for appealing to Chief Executives of commercial banks to support the Federal Government’s fight against the pandemic.

He however called on individuals and corporate bodies that have pledged financial assistance to contain the virus in the country not to handover such funds to the administration if they don’t want their hard earned resources looted.

“They should rather partner with individual state governments to ensure that the funds are prudently spent like the example that GTBank has done in partnership with the Lagos State Government by erecting a 100-bed hospital for the isolation and treatment of confirmed cases,” he said.

According to the Bayelsa-born political activist, “Buhari only told Nigerians what they already knew - things many state governments have already implemented. Yet, all palliatives promised by the President will be delivered in ‘coming weeks.’

“The President failed to tell Nigerians about the testing capacity of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) that is leading the charge against this deadly virus in the country.

“How many people can the NCDC test per day and what medical exigences are needed to successful treat confirmed cases and ensure that they resume their normal lives?

“How many people are going to benefit from
the conditional cash transfer. How many IDPs will benefit from the two months food rations being planned by Buhari in ‘the coming weeks?’

“Nigerians are aware that the school feeding programme of the Federal Government has performed wonderfully in theory. How does the President want to feed children that are not in school?

“Buhari restricted movement in Lagos, Ogun and the FCT for two weeks, however, he failed to say when most civil servants especially in the FCT that have not been paid will receive their salaries.

“How are these categories of workers expected to cope with the lockdown without a Kobo in their pockets?

“All over the world, no government has restricted media coverage of the ongoing pandemic, but Buhari said those in Abuja and Lagos can only move if they can prove they cannot work from home!

“Do media houses operate newsrooms or broadcast stations from the homes of their respective employees?

“I think Nigerians deserve something better from their President in the the face of this global scourge.”

He saluted Nigerians for their resilience in this trying moment and prayed for quick recovery for those undergoing treatment as a result of the virus.

He also urged Nigerians to intensify prayers for the pandemic to cease in the country.


Signed

Comrade Timi Frank
Political Activist
Abuja.

Kayceenaz:

Two wrongs never make a right!
That derogatory word was needless.

Buhari is a useless nepa bill holding, illiterate, foolish îmbecile. Cry us a river

CoronaVirusPro:
Idiot looking for cheap fame!

Who knows the morafvcker in sane world

a stupid president is elected by stupid people. one of them spotted, covikk one nine

ifykris22:
10k ?? What will that do for 1 person in this country not to talk of an entire household...

This country some household are up to 20 and you call that what??
US dey give Dem citizens $1000k you no even say give household $100 sef Metweewww

young man do u know d meaning of 1000k?

skylarr:
I wish him sound health. Truth be told, Abba Kyari acted reckless. Despite travelling to a country with the outbreak of the virus, he came back and refused to quarantine himself, disregarding the advice of the NCDC. Now he is putting a lot of people at risk. Very irresponsible of him

hv u forgotten he's above d law? yea, all of them at d aso rock are untouchable. Dis is d sweetest news so far, let them feel what common man feels.

what are the funniest pronunciation of words u hv heard from people

I've heard people pronounce these words/names as follows

Sergio Ramos as Sergio Rumors

covid 19 virus as Covikk one nine bairus

Rudiger as Rodriga


Add yours

post=87684550:
Nigeria will win this war as other nations of the world.




God bless our darling Daddy President Muhammadu Buhari and his AMIABLE Vice President PROF YEMI OSINBAJO as they are doing all they can to curtail this deadly virus all over our nation.

For the swines praying the virus should spread all over our darling nation,
so they can have something to celebrate and gloat about,
we won't wish them bad, we will only advice them to be very careful what they wish for, so that it won't start from their abodes.
Karma issa bad bitch!
(You will see such irritants quoting this comment now....watch out for the miserable 2 time losers! )




It is always good and refreshing to see that we still have reasonable members on this forum.
We know those that are with the President are more than the ones against him.
That could be the only reason he defeated their stealing gods twice, the first time unprecedented in the history of Nigeria.
God bless you all.
Nigeria will be great again in our lifetime.

Once again, God bless Nigeria.


A Very Big Amen.
God bless you too sir.
A better Nigeria is all we want.
Nigeria will be great again in our lifetime.
Once again,
God bless you and yours.
Stay blessed.

covikk one nine bairus...hahahahahahahahahahahaha.

Pogba12:
God bless you my President.

At last you have silenced your enemies and wailers.

Someone that doesn't like you must always look for fault in whatever you do. Dont be deterred please.

Carry on Baba.

covikk one nine bairus patient spotted

helinues:
Waiting wailers no go wail about?

covikk one nine bairus

hovidty:
Rare Offer!!!
Toyota Highlander 2013 for sale
Location: Lagos
Price: 5M

5m? u are not serious

AdmiralDru:


Bro, I'm an Atheist and I don't think evolution ever happened. The big bang theory is also BS and it takes more faith to think you know something that happened millions of years ago than believing in the Abrahamic religions.

I understand ur point but d truth is dat science has proven to be relied upon in almost all spheres of life, religion hasn't. it's only on faith, nothing more. if science says x=y, u will see d proof and real life application of it. in religion, only based on a book, nothing more. origin of life is hard to tell but d funniest of them all is religious view.

gift2xl:
Nonsense science try to compete with God's knowledge. Only a fool will believe this.

it might look dumb but its dumber to believe life started 6000yrs ago with a mythical Adam and eve