₦airaland Forum

Chirowman:
to display your shallow mindedness, you have even started insulting your ancestors Without anyone insulting you ode.we have noticed you already

Chirowman:
the sheeples what do you want me to read about his job relieve goodbye ko goodbye ni. make i see how he will take insult pastors again no more daddy freeze of coolfm.

IWTBAB:
only ur sheeples dat abuse men of God wit u go miss u.
me and d oda God pikins wey dey pay our tithes to help the poor steady no fit miss u.
good riddance..i know say u go open ur sheeples ministry las las begin dey collect offering
yeye dey Smell

make u type dis same question on google, u go get ur answer under 2 seconds, trust me

Burruchaga71:
But 11 years old is old enough to get married in the Northern states

Ogunkillbuhari:
Sanusi is dead according to Wikipedia

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

tsephanyah:
"what goes around comes around...." That's why I said RUGA is the solution. Just because Fulani herdsmen are not on social media that doesn't mean they don't suffer casualties.

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

agwom:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/you-need-new-international-passport-see-how-to-get-one.html

Preshy561:
5million a month

UyaiIncomparabl:
Like 500K is ideal. Last last 300K. I did not come to this life to suffer.

When is my Ned Nwoko arriving naw?

ednut1:
Beta dan using 700k to rent hall. Wise up my pple

lonelydora:
Pastor Giwa, it's nobody's fault that your members are not very rich to gift you a PJ. Those pastors buying PJs are using it to propagate the word of God. That Jesus trekked during his time because there was no car/PJ doesn't mean Pastor should trek.

Do you think if Jesus existed now, he won't use a PJ? Jesus used a colt no one has rode on, meaning he wanted the best for himself.

If Dangote and Tony Elumelu owns PJs, why won't men of God own same too. "Every good thing comes from God" says the scripture. Na poor man dey talk say Guinness stout dey bitter.

The earlier you all change your mentality about Pastors, the better for you all.


That's how they also argue about using phones to read bible in church. We all should then go back to Scrolls and not even the paper bible.


Nonsense shut up ur rotten lips, was there no chariot in the time of jesus? y didnt y task his followers to acquire for him.u must be very stupid to say if there was PJ in his time, he would acquire one. ur useless rougue of pastors are nothing but liers

IYANGBALI:
The biiiiitch they arranged for the president but he couldn't get his erection

Sarkin:
What the hell did I just read?!
Why arrest him tho?
What could he possibly want to use it for when he's not a jobless lazy aggressive idiotic pig of Biafra terrorist ritualist and skull miner

SUPERPACK:
she looks like a sex doll.

madridsta007:
See how you just carefully avoided putting her name. Luckily, her Mum, well-dressed as an Igbo woman gave it out.

When it is those Malaysian guys with Igbo-sounding names, you guys will put it in capital letters.