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Art, Graphics & Video / Re: Who Dies In This Picture? by kunlejazz(m): 11:50am On Nov 03, 2014 |
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Programming / Re: I.T Certifcations Vs Degrees In The Workplace by kunlejazz(m): 3:36pm On Oct 11, 2014 |
Certifications are great but i'll advise that one gets at least, a regular first degree. This is generally because certifications are limited in a way. A regular first degree (preferably core science related) provides the base- from which different ICT fields can be explored. For instance, one with MCITP and MCSA without a regular, related degree (BSc Maths/Computer Sci./Physics) may get a good job (yes, in Nigeria, it's a 'may'), but will have very little prospects of advancing in his coy. Technology is ever changing so, what if the firm suddenly needs a CCDE or someone with some knowledge of instrumentation? How will he/she fit in? With a regular first degree, you already have broad and fundamental knowledge which can be built upon to cope with changing climes in the ICT environment. 1 Like 1 Share |
Family / Re: UK-based Nigerian Mother Pleas For Help For Kidnapped Child by kunlejazz(m): 6:28pm On Oct 10, 2014 |
I feel the lady's pain. The grandma's actions are by whatever standards (moral and legal), unjustifiable. But... you know what? Something tells me we need to hear 'the other side of the story'- the boyfriend's family's version. Tust me, things are never as simple as she's making it look. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Guys: 8 Reasons Your Ms. Right Might Actually Be Ms. Wrong! by kunlejazz(m): 10:54pm On Sep 20, 2014 |
Samwhizzy: [img]http://4.bp..com/-kIbS-W8b_WE/VBgrGPxWreI/AAAAAAAAAh4/BnDT9H3xLys/s1600/TNMWomanMirrorSelfish_Feature-588x260.jpg[/img] Funny thing, I know some ladies with about 80% of these traits. Is it any wonder none of them is married yet? Maybe it's just a coincidence... |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: My Hilarious Job Hunting Story by kunlejazz(m): 3:40pm On Aug 17, 2014 |
Zedric: @op, unless u are NSG, u should have atleast put the source cos thats not your story. U copied it from www.naijasinglegirl. She most likely is. You would've known if you had been thorough enough to read the last line of the post. It's really painful when someone spends precious time putting something together and gets such reactions as yours. 3 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: Pictures From Chris Attoh's Proposal To Damilola Adegbite by kunlejazz(m): 7:37pm On Aug 12, 2014 |
axortedbabe: so him Neva propose before,na him him throw belle giv her.. And she sef catch am...smh Na wa o |
Career / Re: Physics Graduates: Lets Meet Here by kunlejazz(m): 7:53pm On Aug 02, 2014 |
simiolu1: Please send a PM. Cheers! |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 4:15pm On Sep 16, 2013 |
Zikkyy: My brother, i've gone through your post above more than once and i cant find anything i said in all you've quoted. I neither said nor meant any of those things you imply i did; from your first statement to your very last question. Cheers! |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 5:00pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
Zikkyy: *smiles* thot I was done for the day Joses and Ananias Acts 4:34-36; 5:1- And it also says 'as many as had...' in chap 4 vs 34 Who says they weren't taught? The bible didn't say that. They could have and even if they weren't, seeing others give was enough- that is leading by example. |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 4:53pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
Candour: Sir, as much as you don't want anyone to control your life...no one does really; there still has to be procedure! Standards! God speaks through his prophets, and they are to be obeyed. You know the funny thing, even if they seem wrong in our eyes, it isn't your prerogative to judge them. They're humans afterall. They are called 'Men' of God, not 'God' of Men; they are first and foremost MAN! Remember when Moses disobeyed God by marrying the Ethiopian (black) woman. He sinned, but God punished those that condemned him (Aaron and Miriam). He has God and his own spiritual heads (if he/she has mentors) to answer to. Not us! I've said enough for one day Peace |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 4:33pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
Zikkyy: Thank God you said 'some'. Many of them had been with Christ. Remember the 70, then the 120 and their families. So many of them were matured Christians too. And the bible never said they all gave. Only some did and their names were even mentioned. They were probably the more matured ones. Of course i don't agree with forcing people to give. Or threatening them with curses etc. I can't be a member of any church that does that. Yet, giving must be taught and taught well. |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 4:29pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
My brethren, it seems we now have this issue trashed to some reasonable extent. Everyone now seem to be on the same page, which is not wanting to accept 'yardsticks' for giving (it's still amazing why 'yardsticks' are never a problem except when it comes to giving) Well, there is no way order can be achieved without 'Yardsticks'/standards and the bible commands that there be order in the church.1 cor 14:40. For very matured Christians, who think tithe should not be imposed, look at it this way. If you give 50% because you have good understanding of scripture, how much will you advise your son/daughter in the Lord, a new convert with much less scriptural depth to give? Same? Less? More? Or how much exactly? Do you see the essence of standards? |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 4:07pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
debosky: Really, one fact continues to crystallize from your posts- that you're just not a fan of tithing and you're aren't willing to be un-biased about it. There's also really not much for me to say. Matt 19:5 was not a direct command not to have more than one wife, as I stated in my last post. In today's church, It is treated as such. This modification is what makes it a doctrine. Also, why is it not for any man to propose a standard for giving but he can propose standards for every other thing (e.g. order of services, leadership election procedures, courting procedures and so on)? Or do you now mean there should be no doctrines/statutes for any thing in the church? And if no standard should be imposed, what will guide baby christians/young believers with much less knowledge of scriptures than you have to give? Please brother/sister, try to be a little more open. Please |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 3:45pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
Goshen360: I appreciate your knowledge of letters but please where is the Rhema? The letter kills... I think you're making so much more of the 'Word-written' than the 'Word-revealed'. And sir, this is a sincere observation. No disrespect intended. As Stillwater rightly said, the Old covenant has the Laws and the Promises. The Law is that that vanishes. The Promises remain! And tithing was never a law, it was a promise (Mal. 3 clearly shows this) - more like a covenant ( Now, 'covenant' as used here refers to a higher level of promise- promise with a condition and NOT the 'testament', for which the word covenant is also used). So the covenants(promises) still hold even though the Laws, which is part of the covenant(testament) vanish. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 3:14pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
stillwater: Sir, The word 'sacrificial' in my post is 100% grammatical. It doesnt refer to Christ's ultimate sacrifice. You quoted me out of context. Thanks |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 3:04pm On Sep 10, 2013 |
Candour: debosky: I didn't intend to comment any further because topics like this have a very high probability of degenerating into one big mess, but I will say a little more. First, you and I know your first 3 paragraphs were sarcasms. The NT testament clearly address that issue: God showed Peter that no animal is unclean (Acts 10:9-16) And my brother I think you're the one being philosophical, if they married many wives in the OT, why don't we marry hundreds now, to be more sacrificial? You know, if what you're looking for in the bible are 'contradictions/confusions', we will find many but actually, THE BIBLE HAS NONE OF THOSE if we let the holy spirit teach us! That's what I crave and all of us should. Your last two paragraphs were great! You spoke the truth. The concept of tithe in the NT is human doctrine. And if we are to impose the NT kind of giving (Acts 4:34-37) where we'll have to sell our possessions and share it among the saints, we'll find out we NT believers are still giving much less than we ought to! And I doubt if majority will ever be able to match up to this standard. The monthly tithing thing is then by far a very reasonable yardstick for giving for today's church, just like any other church doctrine, not necessarily given as a direct command in scriptures. Here's what beats 1. The concept of one man one wife is not commanded any where in scriptures, neither in the OT nor the NT(except for bishops 1 Tim 3:2)- but a doctrine adopted and accepted by the church to apply to all. 2. The concept of 'never taking alcohol' too isn't directly commanded anywhere in scriptures, but it is church doctrine and very few believers will go against it, at least in this part of the world. 3. And about women keeping their mouths shut in church (as Paul commanded the Corinthian Church)- that was a doctrine adopted by the church then to take care of the Corinthian women's high-handedness, being that they were, more often than not richer than their husbands and intend to dominate and slight their husbands in church gatherings (this is topic for another time though. God willing, we'll get to trash it). Women in today's church now speak freely. Don't they? That is because we accept what the Corinthian church did as reasonable doctrine. The above and many others hold, as doctrines devised by, both the early church and today's to fulfil certain concerns... But when the tithe is used as a yardstick for NT giving, because it concerns money we hear a lot of complnts. Now, I challenge anyone on this thread to propose a standard of giving for the NT believer, close enough to what we have in Acts 4:34 (selling your possessions and distributing among believers) that will allow us give less than a tenth of our income! Tithing is a doctrine. Yes! Just like many other doctrines in the NT church, which we all adhere to without reservations. I'm getting to learn a lot from this thread. I hope we all are. God bless everyone that has being a part. Peace! 1 Like |
Religion / Re: The Old Vs New Covenant - Revelation Of The New Covenant by kunlejazz(m): 11:33am On Sep 09, 2013 |
Goshen360: Heb. 8:7 says For if the first covenant had been faultless, then no place would have been sought for the second Goshen, a faulty vehicle is not the same as a write-off. The Old testament/covenant developed faults starting with Adam's fall, it is NOT a write-off. Many parts of the OT is still very relevant today, particularly the prophets (Isaiah through Malachi). Don't forget, it is in the prophets that we find majority of the prophecies about the birth of Jesus and the dispensation of the Holy spirit (Isa. 9, Joel 2:28). Generally, the Old testament is a shadow - a kind/semblance/similitude of the New. So if your shadow has a leg, it means you also do have a leg only that it is more real/tangible, hence, If tithes were paid in the OT, the NT will require something much more sacrificial than the tithe. Thus it is reasonable to make the tithe the reference/lowest level below which a practitioner of the NT may not go. Goshen, Human philosophy, brain knowledge of the bible and all the study in the world can never give us Revelation of God's Word because the letter kills but the spirit gives life. We can only achieve this by the help of the Holy spirit. Just a passer-by God bless you 2 Likes |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Unadvertised Vacancies by kunlejazz(m): 11:10am On Sep 02, 2013 |
crowndehoney: Hi NLs,how can some1 get to Lekki phase1 from Ikorodu (shortest route).....Thanks!! Take a boat/ferry from Ikorodu (at the waterfront) to Lekki (Sand-field), it's about 500. From there,bus is 50 naira to Phase 1. 35mins max, as against 2-3hours. Shortest route! |
Romance / Re: A Thread for Single Ladies :) by kunlejazz(m): 9:47am On Aug 30, 2013 |
Boss13: I'm seeing this late (Not exactly a nairaland addict) and I thought to contribute. I wonder why when the bible says 'blessed is the man...(Psalm 1:1), the 'man' there means men and women but when it says 'a man (NKJV says 'anyone' meaning man/woman) that can not take care of his household is worse than an infidel...1Tim.5:8, the 'man' there suddenly becomes MEN alone. When the bible says wives should submit to their husbands, isn't it in all things including money? And isn't the husband also to love the wife with all things including money? I personally have grown to understand that the best marriages are built when both parties withhold NOTHING. |
Romance / Re: A Thread for Single Ladies :) by kunlejazz(m): 9:18am On Aug 30, 2013 |
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Celebrities / Re: D'banj On A Date With Former Miss USA [kenya Moore] In Houston by kunlejazz(m): 10:58am On Mar 04, 2013 |
pompori king: No big deal..if I had his money I would phuck twice of dat.. But you don't. And that's what makes it a big deal |
Romance / Re: Why Do Ladies Of Nowadays HIDE Their MEN by kunlejazz(m): 5:27pm On Mar 02, 2013 |
Billyonaire: Whats your business with people's relationship ? Dont you have a job ?This is a public forum Sir, majority of the stuff we discuss here is not 'our business', if you know what I mean |
Romance / Re: When A Man Is In Love by kunlejazz(m): 5:48pm On Feb 25, 2013 |
GraceBestowed:Abi, What can a man do? |
Romance / Re: When A Man Is In Love by kunlejazz(m): 6:00pm On Feb 24, 2013 |
'mide eniafe: Dear, the issue isn't only finding someone who'll feel that way about you, what if u find him but you don't feel the same way he does?? That's the twist of love; many times its unbalanced. You find that special one who loves u like crazy but u just don't know why you don't feel as much as you should for him/her. SMH for this love thing. |
Romance / Re: 8 Kind Of Women U Must Not Marry by kunlejazz(m): 7:20am On Feb 23, 2013 |
Sniffa: Why not make it 100 instead of all these 5/10/15/20 reasons.I think you fall into categories 6 and 8 |
Romance / Re: My Lecturer Said D Bst Gift U Can Give To Ur Husband Is...... by kunlejazz(m): 9:21am On Jan 27, 2013 |
sunny t: Bros, Virginity IS NOT EQUAL TO Decency, neither does it mean good behavior. 1 Like |
Family / Re: My Wife thank you by kunlejazz(m): 12:37pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
debrief08: This is for those quoting the Bible to say The man must provide while the woman sits and only makes the home, false, The Bible lists her characters carefully as an industrious woman who CONTRIBUTES to the wealth of her family by using her hands and working hard. God bless you. I was just about to tackle SELFWORTH for that stuff he wrote. There's no where in the bible that says the man should bear all the burden of the family. You will notice that a lot of men that choose to bear all the responsibility in the home do so more for their ego than for any other reason. It makes them feel they've earned certain liberties. This is borne of the african mentality that a man can only *control* his wife when he's the sole provider. Note that the 'control' here actually implies having those liberties I earlier mentioned like rights to maltreat and relegate the woman, and most importantly, in traditional settings, marry as many more wives as possible. Or why do u think the next thing some men do after hitting some big cash is marry another wife or get more mistresses? They believe they've now earned the liberties and any woman that will not just take 'pocket money' and shut up should go hug transformer. |
Business / Re: Who Has Got Poultry Space For Lease? by kunlejazz(m): 10:39am On Jan 02, 2013 |
amazingeei: There is a poultry space in my area igando lagos Thanks Amazingeei, I'll like to have the details. Pls PM me so we can talk in private. Thanks again. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Unadvertised Vacancies by kunlejazz(m): 3:01pm On Jan 01, 2013 |
Obinoscopy: Kunlejazz, read the OP rules again. Your post was hidden because u didn't follow the rules. Thanks Mod, I'll modify the post to include the company's address as stated. Thanks again |
Jobs/Vacancies / Trainee Software Engineers Needed by kunlejazz(m): 11:34am On Jan 01, 2013 |
Trainee Software engineers are needed for immediate engagement in Ibadan, Nigeria. Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree/HND in a relevant field, preferably the core sciences or Engineering. Accommodation and feeding will also be made available. Interested candidates should forward their CVs to this e-mail: kankluivn@yahoo.com Management, Lightup Software LLC |
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