₦airaland Forum

ComeToJesus:
"That was when for the first time in my life
I beat my mother very well grin I beat her so Tay neighbors started fighting me
Omo I beat my mumsi black and blue"
You really sick bro .. You could have still had your way without laying a finger on your mother.

If you have encountered one of those brainwashed religious types, you would not say this so lightly!

FreedomfromtheT:
■ Pastor Kumuyi didn't relocate to UK or any other place.
He goes for evangelism and returns to the Headquarters Church in Gbagada Lagos where he lives and where he ministers to live audience on some Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Any other thing is fake news. Thank you.

So, the man lied in the video?

olandan:
Honestly, I am beginning to love elder Akpabio

You did not watch the entire video, did you?

HilcomTech:
1) I didn't read your rants
2) Go back to my post to you (the one before this one) and have peace in your toxic heart

Spoken like a true religious bigot! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

You wish your religion would be imposed on others but you can't stand the idea of others doing the same to you. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

blamingthedevil:
■ You education seems to be a waste. Read minimum wage law before you start quoting me. MINIMUM WAGE...haba malam

Post a reference to the minimum wage law so we can clearly examine it to see what your comment was meant to convey.

The minimum wage in Nigeria is based on monthly income with an average working period of 8 hours daily and 5 days weekly.
Nigeria has a government-mandated minimum wage. No worker in Nigeria can be paid less then this mandatory minimum rate of pay.
Employers in Nigeria who fail to pay the Minimum Wage may be subject to punishment by the government of Nigeria.
The minimum wage in Nigeria has been steady at NGN 30,000 since 18 April 2019. In 2023, the Government of Nigeria announced an additional NGN 35,000 wage award (wage subsidy) for six months, starting from 1 September 2023. The total amount payable to a worker would be NGN 65,000 per month.

HilcomTech:
■ Learn to live in peace with everyone irrespective of their religious beliefs. Learn to have considerations for others Learn to be tolerant of others Take away hate from your dark heart as hate will do you no good in life Take the above advice and let peace into your life

I do exactly that which is learning to live in peace with everyone around me.

There are over 4000 religions out there so why should your religious leaning be given priority over the over more than 4000 others out there? If I had to divide my life up for each of your religions, I might as well not have a life of my own. And I bet you don't divide your own religious life up into over 4000 different sections to accommodate the many other religions apart from your own so why should I be forced to do what you are unwilling to do in your situation? Doesn't it make better sense for each person to shove their religions in their own pockets while they learn instead to respect every human out there irrespective of religious leaning?

I understand very well how hard it is for you religious lot to be asked to reason outside of the box that is your religion but you should try it sometime so you can see there are so many others outside of your religion who equally deserve the same freedoms you demand from others for your case. Throwing a tantrum when your religion is not elevated above that of others shows your ideas are merely infantile and best to be disregarded.

HilcomTech:
1) You hate Muslims and want too see Muslim in pains because you are a Christian terrorist with an evil and dark heart
2) You are the Christian equivalent of boko haram
3) You think by attacking this government, it will make things easy for the Pandora criminal called Obi
4) the strike was just a smokescreen and a pretext to attack the present government
5) Any one can see through this nonsense strike and see it for its real reason which is not for the betterment of Nigerians if not terrorist Ajaero would not have declared his stupid strike just when Sallah is around the corner
6) Your masks have fallen off and everyone can see you for who you truly are: A bigot, and a tribalist

Um... I am not a Christian, I am generally anti-religion, and I do not believe in any tribe nor am I a proponent for tribalism(racism) of any kind. So, the first question you ought to ask yourself is why you feel it is your place to force your religious limitations on others who don't care or subscribe to your religious rules, to begin with. Once you answer, then maybe you can get somewhere sensible as far as responding to this.

HilcomTech:
■ Ajaero is an IIGB0 man from Imo state and he is using this strike to attack and make this government look bad. Ajaero thinks by attacking this government, he would make things easy for the pandora criminal called Obi. Ajaero the anti Islamic Christian terrorist instituted a useless strike without considerations for Muslims. Why begin a strike when Sallah is just around the corner. This strike is adversley affecting the preparations for Sallah and has seriously affected the haj operations negatively

I am sorry, what? Why should the pursuit of a decent livelihood for Nigerians en masse be put on hold or made dependent on your Muslim calendars? Which Kain Yeye craze levels be this one for Pete's sake?

MatrixCircle:
■ Cattle business in any part of the country isn't a problem, the problem is "the movement of Cattle ". Move these Cattle with railway or trailer as the case maybe " keep them in a ranch that's all . Igbos and other tribes don't trek from South to North while conveying thier goods and causing nuisance.
We have a law of free movement . Yorubas, igbos, and other tribes don't have any route created for the movement of thier goods.
Why must a government create a route for your own movement. They are poultry and fish farming in South, poultry and fish route will be created from South to North to move chickens from Akwa ibom, Abia, Imo etc to Abuja. Then motor spare parts route will be created too.

Can you people stop with these tribal bullsheets and come up with solutions even if by state instead? For instance, what does free movement entail? Does it entail trespassing on private lands? If yes, what about laws against trespassing? Why we go school for Nigeria but dey live like people wey no go school at all?

Bluntemperor:
Yet some Nigerians will be abusing this Akpabio, because he chose to be different from all other Past Senate President, especially the so called Obedient,who have no regards for elders.

Stop deceiving yourselves abeg! Listen to the entire recording to see he is no different from the others in terms of laziness in tackling the core problems faced by the Nigerian people.

NwokoloOwa:
. Dont mind this his talk. He knows he has made his point. He is just windowing dressing.

Stop deceiving yourselves! You all know these men are not on your side and are not willing to dig deep down to find the supposed protocols causing the problems in order to eliminate them.

AntiChristian:
■ You see, i sabi the narration. Isaac was begotten to Abraham. Na Sarah be the wife! Jesus is begotten to God! Who be the wife? By faith Abraham, when he was tested, offered up Isaac on the altar. He who had received the promises was ready to offer his (one and only or begotten) son. Hebrew 11:17[/b] Same word monogenes![/b]

I think what you are looking for in this case is polysemous! But I doubt you care to see the dissimilarities in even the examples you tried to use there. 😣😣😣😣😣😣

AntiChristian:
■ Just show us the contextual similarities please!

You first! Show us the contextual dissimilarities you claim.

AntiChristian:
■ So he didn't say anyone should believe in his death to be saved?
■ He met one rich man who asked him about eternal life. The summary of what he told him was to obey the commandments and follow him jettisoning all he owns! Why didn't Jesus tell him to believe in his death?

He did!

2. Try to pay attention to the details of what Jesus Christ instead said. There were, at that time, two paths towards Eternal life which is what the man had initially asked for.

16 A man came to Jesus and asked, “Teacher, what good thing must I do to have eternal life?”
17 Jesus answered, “Why do you ask me about what is good? Only God is good. [color=#900099]But if you want to have eternal life, obey the law’s commands.”[/color]
18 The man asked, “Which ones?”Jesus answered, “‘You must not murder anyone, you must not commit adultery, you must not steal, you must not tell lies about others,
19 you must respect your father and mother,’[e] and ‘love your neighbor[f] the same as you love yourself.’[g]”
20 The young man said, “I have obeyed all these commands. What else do I need?”
21 [color=#090099]Jesus answered, “If you want to be perfect, then go and sell all that you own. Give the money to the poor, and you will have riches in heaven. Then come and follow me!”[/color]
22 But when the young man heard Jesus tell him to give away his money, he was sad. He didn’t want to do this, because he was very rich. So he left. - Matthew 19 vs 16 - 22

The Old Law of Moses offered Eternal Life to those who obeyed it too — Deuteronomy 30 vs 15 - 20. So, if the man had obeyed the Old Law, he would have obtained Eternal Life after death. However, the man desired more than just Eternal life as offered by the Old Law of Moses and that was where Jesus Christ offered Him a chance to become one of His followers. To follow Jesus Christ is as made clear to accept Jesus Christ — His teachings and commandments — and this includes accepting His death and resurrection as well.

AntiChristian:
■ He did. Can you see any contextual similarity in the quotes?

Now you are intentionally not making sense! Of course, contextual similarity exists since Paul spoke those words regarding the same entities referenced by both prophets.

AntiChristian:
■ I am being particular as to where Jesus himself mandates salvation to be through the belief in his death! I believe in Jesus as a Prophet sent to the Children of Israel just as Moses and others were sent but i disbelieve in his crucifixion and death! I believe he was raised up body and soul!

The acceptance of His Gospel is a mandate for anyone who chooses Him. Belief in Him — His teachings and commandments — is equally a mandate for anyone who wishes to be saved by Him. So, why the nitpicking? What do you hope to gain by it since that is clearly a sort of argument by nitpicking here?