₦airaland Forum

sonmvayina:
I don't know you or dtruthspeaker who is more sick..
But both of you really need to see a psychiatrist...I will pay for it. My last offer. It will end on the 31st of December..

A word is enough for the wise..

Zooposki:
Even your savior came through a woman via parthenogenesis, termed in Christiandom as immaculate conception.

sonmvayina:
Yes..the Christian changed the divine feminine to the holy Spirit...just to deceive people....and control them...
People are waking up that's my joy
Our divine mother is the earth....but Catholic changed it to Lucifer (Mary the mother of Jesus). Now they worship her and her son.
My people tell me that Lucifer wanted to take the place of God. My next contribution is that she succeeded, because you are now worshipping her and her son......the who.re of Babylon.(Inanna and Dimuzi)

Kobojunkie:
The world cup or the African cup of nations was what Jesus Christ prayed against, not death!

Botragelad:
Listen up, you lot! So, I posted a bit back that Israel was planning to give Yemen a good smack,..,

sonmvayina:
Did you even go to school at all?
Do you know what it means to prove a negative.

If I say there is a cock that lays golden eggs at the bottom of river Niger and you say there is none...you don't have to prove anything. It is me who is making the claim that has to provide the evidence. Same with Jesus. If I say he never existed. Which Prof do you want me to provide? It is you who is saying otherwise that has to prove it...provide evidence from people who actually saw him....I will know I am wrong and buy bear for you....simple..
I can't prove a negative ..the burden of Proof lies with you..

Gabrielshow24:
But I argue that from the perspective of the Noah or whosoever that experienced the event first hand will tell you that it covered the visible surface of the world(horizon to horizon).

jaephoenix:
How do you know your organization that is known for graping children, be doing the work of god?

Kingson28:
The Creator God of the Bible and the Nation of Israel will shame your postulation, prediction and expectation about Israel.
By this time NEXT YEAR Israel will be stronger than it is today

ElSudani:
Absolute garbage and warped analysis. This is a baseless and naked aggression against a country that has not attacked you. Deterrence against what?
Will you still call it deterrence if a more powerful country use the same excuse to preemptively attack Israel?

Kinzo0917:
If isreal exist by this time next year,you will seize to exist if God spares our lives

And so shall it be in Jesus mighty name. Insha Allah. Settled

Princedapace:
Oh, really? Striking their assets is not invation? lol
Go and strike the US and say u didnt invade US.

Botragelad:
All you lot accusing Israel of being land grabbers need to read. If Israel really wanted to get all up in Lebanon's grill, they could've taken Hezbollah's stronghold in southern Lebanon, but they didn't. They just sent in the ground forces for a bit to decimate hezbollah, then stepped out like they promised.

Now, here's the part hat should make Israel's enemies proper scared. Israel's got the intel on all Syria's ports, ammo dumps, and naval fleets, but they've been keeping it classy, restraining the IAF from taking over and striking for years, all in the name of diplomacy. But now, with all these Islamic terrorist and rebel extremists running around, Israel's had to take out Syria's air and naval assets, just to keep everyone in check.

It's a right deterrent. Israel's showing it won't hesitate to strike if someone's getting a bit too big for their boots.

Am yisreal chai 🇮🇱!

xtianchris:
I'm not religious.

hayato:
The registration. Shortly before Jesus was born, Caesar Augustus issued a decree ordering “all the inhabited earth to be registered.”

dre11:
https://punchng.com/why-nigerian-born-adegboyegas-deportation-was-approved-uk-judges/?amp

Missroyalluv:
If you're a pastor and you're enjoying people's contributions money, why the people are suffering in poverty, know that you're not of God, if you don't devise a means to help them out of poverty.

MrRichmond:
Smart voters unlike the mumu Nigerians that will pick horrible leaders and never hold them accountable.

DomPerignon:
Jesus wasn't a Jew.

Jesus was from Nzarethe which was in Israel.

Jews are people from Judah. They are not of Israel but a race of cainanites who followed the children of Israel out of Babylon.

There's a reason why there is a disambiguation between Israelite and a Jew.

DomPerignon:
This Jew rat has finally succeeded in his mission to totally destroy and subvert the Anglican church from within by endorsing homosexual marriages and inserting LGBTQ insanity into the church.

I guess he has bigger roles lined up like formulating the New Age religion being promoted by Gates and the WEF that will have all the trappings of Noahide laws with emphasis on Jew worship and reverence to the soon to be announced Jewish messiah aka antichrist

This Welby was born of Jewish parents . Was never a Christian for most of his life. Served as head of Rothschild Shell BP Nigeria until he was transferred to a Rothschild Banking post in France. Only for him to suddenly claim to have converted to Christianity and from nowhere became appointed to head the Anglican church. During his brief but very controversial time as head of the Anglican church, he allowed same-sex marriage to be conducted on church grounds by Anglican priests and even ordained LGBTQ lunatics as priests. His madness saw to the Anglican church in Nigeria severing ties with the mother church in England.

As I said, watch out for this Welby in the nearest future as he will be at the forefront pushing for a New Age One World religion that is meant to get the entire humanity to convert to it on the pain of death . That religion is what will be used to get many to accept the Jewish messiah aka antichrist.

ichuka:
What is the difference between Christ dying for us (Rom. 5: and Christ dying for our sins (1 Cor. 15:3)?

Beekeeper1:
I’ve always been that person who says, “Naija till I die!” I grew up here, spent my whole life here, and I love this place like it’s part of my DNA. The food, the culture, the vibe—there’s just nothing like it. Even when my friends left for “greener pastures,” I was here, holding down the fort. “Who will remain to fix Naija if we all run away?” I’d joke.

But last month, my patriotism met its match.

It all started on a Monday morning—the kind that already feels like it’s out to get you before it even begins. I had a big presentation that day, one that could finally lead to a promotion. I got up extra early, suit pressed, slides perfected, and was out the door, determined to make a great impression.

Then NEPA happened. Halfway through my morning routine, the lights went out. No electricity. “No wahala,” I thought, scrambling to find my power bank for my phone and a flashlight to finish getting ready. I wasn’t going to let a little thing like no power stop me, right?

As I headed out, I noticed the fuel gauge blinking “empty.” Just my luck. I made a quick detour to the petrol station, only to be greeted by a line that looked like half of Lagos was there. An hour later, I was still in that line, watching the time tick by as my promotion dreams started slipping out of reach. But I finally got fuel, threw a thank you to the attendant, and sped off, hoping to make up for lost time.

And then I hit the traffic. Not today, please, I thought, gripping the steering wheel, whispering every “I cast and bind” prayer I knew. But Lagos traffic doesn’t answer prayers—it just swallows time, no matter how hard you beg.

I was almost at the office when I got stopped. You guessed it—police checkpoint. The officer took his sweet time inspecting my documents, dropping hints about “something for the weekend,” and I watched the last precious minutes melt away. By the time he finally waved me off, I’d missed my meeting.

When I finally got to the office, my boss didn’t even let me explain. She just gave me the look, that one that says, You had one job. I knew then that any hope for that promotion was gone.

That was it. I was drained, frustrated, and completely over it. It was like the universe was telling me, “Oga, it’s time to go.”

I don’t want to leave Naija; I really don’t. But sometimes, loving this place feels like being in a relationship with someone who just can’t get it together. You see the potential, the charm, the good heart underneath, but there’s always something—always some last-minute obstacle, some hidden clause that makes it so hard.

So yeah, I have a ‘japa’ plan now. I still love this place, and I always will. But maybe I need to love it from afar, with a little less “NEPA wahala” and a bit more stability. It’s a bittersweet plan, but hey, maybe one day I’ll come back, and Nigeria will be ready to meet me halfway.

Until then, my ‘japa’ plan is officially on standby. Because as much as I love this place, sometimes love just isn’t enough.