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Mr and mrs

@DonWizzy290 you can mail me on olafemi67@yahoo.com
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BlackTechnology:
Your are not current


The US is frustrating our efforts to buy arms.

We can't just depend on unreliable Chinese Russian Indian weapons alone


Its time we



#InvolveOurHigherInstitutionsInWeaponsDevelopmentAsDICONmassProduce

in that your tiny brain only USA arms are dependable right
Common use your brain and stop supporting this corrupt government

What a lovely questions by a brilliant 9ja guy
First Arms Deal $9.3 million. Second Arms Deal $5.7 million. All
siezed by South African Government in South Africa in the
name of backyard or illegal arms deal.
From which Federation account is such money withdrawn??
Why must the arms deal be illegal?? Who are the South African
dealers, are they known by the Southern African
Government?
Where is our brilliant Economics Mummy Ngozi, is she aware
of such money?
What about our Senate why the silence, why will South
African Government be confisticating our money for a deal our
Government takes responsibility for What is really
happening to our country Who is hiding something......
Yes we have a Security Challenge but does it justify us buying
arms "illegally" as accused??
Why must those in Leadership subject our National Image to
such rediclous questioning
I Pray for a Transparent Nigeria where Justice and Peace shall
reign.

Misogynist2014:
ållah was one of the several gods worshipped in Arabia, in Muhammad's time, he was the chief god.
1.There is absolutely no question that Allah was worshipped by the pagan Arabs as one of many polytheistic gods.
2.Allah was worshipped in the Kabah at Mecca before Muhammad was born. Muhammad merely proclaimed a god the Meccans were already familiar with. The pagan Arabs never accused Muhammad of preaching a different Allah than the one they already worshipped.
3.Many scholars say "Allah" is derived from a compound Arabic word, AL + ILAH = Allah. "Ilah" in Arabic is "God" and "Al" in Arabic is a definite article like our word "the". So from an English equivalent "Allah" comes from "The + God". Others, like Arthur Jeffery say, "The common theory is that it is formed from ilah, the common word for a god, and the article al-; thus al-ilah, the god," becomes Allah, "God." This theory, however, is untenable. In fact, the name is one of the words borrowed into the language in pre-Islamic times from Aramaic." ( Islam: Muhammad and His Religion, Arthur Jeffery, 1958, p 85)
4.Although "Allah" has become known as the proper name for the Muslim god, Allah is not a name, but a descriptor that means literally, "the god". All pagan cultures have these generic terms that refer to their "top god" as "the god". In comparison to the perfect monotheism of Judaism and Christianity, "Allah" was originally no more a proper name for the Muslim God, than the word Hebrew "elohim" (god) or Greek "theos" (god) are proper names of the one true God of the Bible. "Jehovah" is the only revealed proper name for the "Elohim" of the Old Testament ( Ex 3:13; 6:3) and "Jesus" is the only revealed proper name of "Theos" in the New Testament. (Acts 4:12) Islam has no proper name for their god, but merely transformed, by universal use and confusion, the generic Allah into a proper name. So although today, Muslims use "Allah" as a proper name, it was never used this way originally. Allah, therefore is equivalent to "elohim" and "ho theos" but not "Jehovah" or "Jesus". Allah is not the name of the nameless Muslim God. However Muslims will claim that Allah is the name of God that corresponds to Jehovah. Both the Father and the Son are called "ho theos" (The God). Jesus is called "The God" many times in the New Testament: John 20:28; Heb 1:8. An important conclusion from this, is that the mere fact that "Allah" is equivalent to "elohim" and "ho theos" does not mean they are directly corresponded. It certainly doesn’t prove Allah is the same as the God of the Old or New Testament. It does not prove that Muslim’s worship the same God as Christians. If this correspondence proved the Muslim god was the same as the Christian God, then because pagan religions also have generics that correspond to "the god" (Allah), this correspondence would also prove that Allah is the same god as the Buddhist god, for Buddhists also refer to their god as "the god". http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Religions/Islamic%20Muslim/allah_is_a_fraud.htm

what's the one saying

Since it's wrong to eat ileya meat...best thing for you guys to do is to stop eating suya from aboki,stop buying his tomatoes and onions infact stop.talking with muslims >:

I did not even understand anything

It seems you people did not trust yourself not to talk of someone else...I gave you a link to follow and see lot of testimony and you guys are still doubting......shake my nyansh an waka leave tread

justi4jesu: Just and only #150,000 e cheap pass iphone 6 atleast

:ocarry my Ghana must go and tear race

justi4jesu: Funny how folks think

I just got my Blackberry Passport.....Abeg Come and Pre-order if you don chop belleful jor

how much

Just matter of weeks....after exchange of hand shaking with brown envelop they will release him

davidayn: Mehn , bro. I rili dunno hw to thank u tho. , uve rili helped , altho am still curious bou hw much I can trust diz guyz , can u guarantee dem ?

chino tread for
https://www.nairaland.com/1856615/shop-u.s-ebay-amazon-3.85
Mikky. Tread
https://www.nairaland.com/1257506/pre-order-ur-goods-usa-world

davidayn: Mehn , bro. I rili dunno hw to thank u tho. , uve rili helped , altho am still curious bou hw much I can trust diz guyz , can u guarantee dem ?

you see those numbers I gave you they are trustworthy so rest assure about them have use them. All

davidayn: Okay, buh how can I chat with dem ?

+17477770318 mikky whatapp number...+18325124404 chino whatsapp....justi. +971555821385 whatsapp contact them......best of luck with them

davidayn: Am really still confused bou all diz , most of them on ebay don't ship to nigeria , n besides I can mak u bid for me , if I can meet u in person
, and I stay in ib , besides hw long does it take for it to arrive in nigeria , n hw do I come in contact wif those pple u mentioned?

I stay in abuja.. But I can let u get in touch with my brother in ib if you want me to. Bid for you...but when it come's to mikky,justi rest assure that they might not be able to get want you want with that your budget due to the fact that they have a lot of people attending too....so back to ebay issue they are still looking for a way to allow shipping to nigeria(but you can. Chat with either mikky or justi...if they can help bid it for you @ that your price )

asalimpo: i'm interested. Can a nigerian buy from ebay directly without 3rd parties? If so could please share the details of how to?

yes but it's rare.....the only way that I know is through 3rd party

davidayn: Wow, thanks a lot pal, buh am cofused hw I make d payment , n hw I can trust the seller , aint dat a risky deal , plz enlighten me ..

you won't make the payment to the seller yet until you win the bid...
.that is. if you want to use chino...he allow you to make payment on your own and also ship it down on low cost but Justi,Mikky those two will tell you to deposit it in their account. before any other thing...I can also bud it for you if you don't mind but since money is involve I better let you do your thing because no one Is trustworthy

penquin: more enlightenment from you about above post to me. Thanks

OK it's so simple just go to eBay register and start your bidding.... if u like I can bid it for you..... don't worry about those guys I mentioned here they are trust worthy

davidayn: Hello , nairalanders , I need a good used laptop for 40k , dah will av 4gig ram , 320hhd or 500hdd , neat and fault free

why don't you bid one on ebay by yourself and let the like of mikky,chino,justi....pay for you and also ship it down to naija I believe you can get it as Cheap as 33-40k which is neatly use

3-0 up cfc

Ok

Ok

ayobarmy: Pls aside Verizon, wat else do i need to look out 4 when buying bold 5, bcuz am just considering picking on on olx

go for BLACKBERRY 9900 not 9930

Once again, the Jonathan administration evokes a
political malady tinged with comedy when a jet owned
by Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, and loaded with $9.3 million
cash, ferried to South Africa to smuggle arms was detained
by the South African government.
Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor
The Oritsejaforgate is one of the reasons why we should
engage the Nigerian Church with its spiritually dysfunctional
pastors in the difficult conversationabout their corruption,
unjust enrichment, and their collusion with the government
to oppress the poor.
Nigeria is a country that has become increasingly polarized
between the “haves” and the “have-nots.” In a country which
the “have-nots” have become pauperized, the involvement
of Pastor Oritsejafor as founding Senior Pastor of Word of
Life Bible Church and President of The Christian Association
of Nigeria (CAN) in arms smuggling and currency trafficking
reminds us how the likes of Oritsejafors stand in stark
contrast to the teachings of Jesus.
Most of the Nigerian Jet Pastors represent a ridiculous
caricature of traditional Christian thinking, teaching, and
values. The socio-economic situation of the time of Jesus is
similar to the present socio-economic structure in Nigeria.
Many of Jesus’ parables graphically illustrated were based
on the socio-economic conditions of his days. In the days of
Jesus, there was a sharply-structured class-based society
with land-owners, stewards, tenant-farmers, day laborers,
and slaves. The few rich people wore the best dress and
feast sumptuously every day.
The legion of the poor were the beggars who sat at the gates
begging for alms and fighting over crumbs. Conditions for
the poor were further aggravated by the flagrant inequalities
of the quasi-feudal society compounded by Roman
economic policy of heavy tax burden as high as 40% of an
average income aside from the extra exactions of the local
tax collectors.
Within this social set up, one could safely describe Jesus’
family as “middle-class.” The son of a skilled “carpenter,”
was a valuable integral part of the village economy. As a
self-employed, Joseph probably had apprentices and
employed some journeymen. Jesus’ closest disciples who
were fishermen with hired laborers and tax-collectors, no
doubt, belong to the same social category. To be sure, Jesus’
family were not rich, but they were not near the bottom of
the socio-economic ladder.
Against this backdrop, the stunning contrast of Jesus’ life-
style informed his ministry and his teachings. Right from the
start of his ministry, he renounced all financial security. No
job, and no permanent home. “Foxes have holes, and birds
of the air have nests,” Jesus tells his disciples, “but the Son
of Man has nowhere to lay his head.” Meaning that he
expects his disciples to imitate his life style.
The disciples were to depend on their heavenly Father for
food, clothing, and other necessities as he does for the birds
and flowers. In practical terms, Jesus and his closest
disciples depended on the gifts and hospitality of well-
wishers like the household of Lazarus, Martha, Mary and
others who invited them for meals.
It’s no wonder then that Jesus was always the guest, never
the host. He sent his disciples out on their mission without
financial upkeep. They depended on hospitality. Any money
given to them was shared. Judas as the treasurer was in
charge of the purse, and it was his job to provide for the
necessities of the group. Even under this hand-to-mouth
financial state, they were able to meet the traditional Jewish
obligation of giving to the poor.
Where does Oritsejafor as a pastor and most importantly, as
CAN President fit in in his calling as a “disciple” of Jesus?
Does the life style of Oritsejafor reflects Jesus’ renunciation
of bourgeois security?
Where is the proof that he’s detached from material
accumulation and acquisition? Where is his discipleship on
communal living and open generosity to others in need as
preached and demonstrated by Jesus?
The company Jesus kept and the values he preached were
heresy to the establishment of his day. The company that
Oritsejafor keeps is a company of men in high places who
profit and thrive in wickedness.
Men who are paragons of corruption. Men who milk Nigeria
and Nigerians bone dry. Men who are purveyors of
everything antichrist. Men of no conscience, no shame, no
repentance.
That Jesus frowned on the dangers of affluence was never in
question. He vehemently condemned the dangers of
affluence and of wanting to be affluent. His slogan, “the last
will be the first and the first last,” was an inconvenient truth
to the powers that be in his days.
Jesus explains further that it is “the cares of the world, and
the delight in riches, and the desire for other things which
choke the growth of the good seed. It is easier for a camel to
go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter
the kingdom of God. Take heed, and beware of all
covetousness, for a man’s life does not consist in the
abundance of his possessions.”
How could Oritsejafor reconcile Jesus’ teachings and
principles with his greed for riches and his association with
Aso Rock? How could Pastor Oritsejafor as President of CAN
relate this to ferrying $9.3 million raw cash in his plane to
smuggle arms to Nigeria from South Africa?
Jesus demonstrates over and over again that materialism is
the great enemy of spirituality. Jesus’ warning on the
dangers of affluence is deafening: “No one can serve two
masters … you cannot serve God and mammon. Mammon
means possessions. The phrase is used particularly for
bribes, unjust gain, and other corrupt practices.
How can Pastor Oritsejafor serve CAN and Aso
RockMammon at the same time? How much money did Aso
Rock pay for leasing his jet? Contrary to the claim by Word
of Life Bible Church congregants that the jet was a birthday
present to their pastor, many Nigerians believed it was a gift
from Mr. Jonathan bought with tax payers’ money.
Poverty-stricken Nigerians are usually the humble ones
whose trust is in God and are oppressed by the godless
including the so called pastors. Most times as Christians we
are in a fix to reconcile the oppression of the poor with the
sovereignty of God.
But our answer lies in the belief that there is blessing in
store for the oppressed poor Nigerians, but retribution
awaits our wicked leaders and pastors.
It is stating the obvious that Pastor Oritsejafor has failed
abysmally to use CAN as a platform to create sustainable
solutions through community based initiatives to the issues
Nigerians face every day: social injustice, income
inequalities, wealth disparity,economic empowerment, and
public health.
He has failed to draw strength from belief and faith in divine
power to use CAN to remedy wrongs in times of socio-
economic and political turmoil Nigerians are going through.
Unemployment in Nigeria is at a runaway double or triple
digits. The best anti-hunger and anti-poverty program is
employment. This is patently missing in the mission of CAN
under Pastor Oritsejafor.
In a country of plenty, hunger, poverty, disease,
unemployment should be the outrage. Pastor Oritsejafor
through CAN should help focus the attention of Jonathan’s
administration on investing jobs and not as government
agent in arms smuggling and currency trafficking.
CAN was formed in 1976 by five Christian blocs in Nigeria:
the Christian Council of Nigeria, the Catholic Secretariat of
Nigeria, the Pentecostal fellowship of Nigeria, Organization
of African Instituted Churches, and the Evangelical
Fellowship of West Africa.
Under the presidency of Pastor Oritsejafor, it is the first time
in the 37-year history of CAN that any of its five blocs – the
Catholic Church – would pull out over alleged poor
leadership and politicization of the association. This is not
the CAN Bishop Okogie and other venerable disciples built.
In a signed letter by Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, President,
Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBNC), dated
September 24, 2012, he said his group was suspending
“participation in CAN meetings at the national level until
such a time the leadership of CAN reverse back to the
original vision, mission, and objectives of CAN.
CAN is being dragged into partisan politics thereby
compromising the ability to play its true role as conscience
of the nation and the voice of the voiceless.”
Pastor Oritsejafor has often been accused of being divisive
in the way he is running the association, often making
comments in support of PDP led federal government and
President Jonathan.
You’re judged by the company you keep. The latest incident
makes Pastor Oritsejafor guilty by association with Mr.
Jonathan. This is the beginning of the volcanic meltdown of
Pastor Oritsejafor’s CAN Presidency.
…And Paranoid Ranting of Femi Fani-Kayode
Now, to the son of Fani Power. The article by Femi Fani-
Kayode the new addition to Interpreters of Maladies at Aso
Rock, in defense of Pastor Oritsejafor and Mr. Jonathan, is at
best a distastefully cynical demagoguery.
Fani-Kayode always insinuates conspiracy behind every
criticism of the Jonathan administration. His lengthy empty
response reads like a paranoid ranting of a silver-tongued,
narcissistic demagogue.
No one should be surprised by his zealous distortion of the
facts in the aborted illegal arms smuggling and currency
trafficking. I refuse to dignify his statement by trying to sift
through the mountain of cow dung that flowed from his
mouth or mind.
It is too soon to forget his primitive past with insatiable
appetite for corruption and malfeasance that form the
epitaph of his tenure as minister of aviation under Obasanjo
administration. We don’t need a Femi Fani-Kayode to
indoctrinate our civilized and informed minds with his
defective intelligence and filthy rancor concerning the facts
and personalities surrounding the illegal transaction.
The fires of divine truth will expose and extinguish his lies
sooner than later.
Source:http://www.saharareporters.com/2014/09/24/gospel-arms-and-mammon-pastor-ayo-oritsejafor…-and-paranoid-ranting-femi-fani-kayode-bayo