NwaObinkita:

So sad

This is a lesson to all women who leave one man for another.
This woman will not have died if she remained with her first husband.

Changing of sperm affects the female body so much.
Just like changing of engine oil affects the performance of an engine and kills it.


Ask your doctor.

And this is all your brain could offer? So sad worst than the news of olaiya's death

SmartChoices:

The Muslim part? Yes that's why she's been buried in Canada to cover the shame

JESU!!!! What a terrible way to die

SmartChoices:
sad. Bumbae1 time to give birth is now.

Very sad she died a Muslim. She left Christ in 2014! So unfortunate.

WHAT!!!!!!! CANT BE TRUE JARE

godfatherx:

My opinion on this issue: does your outgoing boss feel threatened by you?
A couple of years ago, I was transferred from Abuja to Port Harcourt branch of our group to head a department of another company. I had put in 7 years in the group as at the time of my redeployment, though at the head office, this transfer was my first stint in the manufacturing sector.
I met 4 guys at the department, each of whom were struggling to get the position from their previous boss, but he couldn't recommend any and requested the head office to send someone to lead them, hence my redeployment.
These guys never co-operated with me for one day, (the most experienced had worked in the group for 6 years). Within a month, I had requested for an extra hand (Udeme-a guy less than a year in the group) to join me. Udeme and I ran the department alone, (the rest of my colleagues just come to work sit all day, find faults in my works and reported to the head office) for 6 months.
After 6 months, I had to go on leave for 3 weeks, I handed over to Udeme, because I was more comfortable with him not to plot my downfall before I return.
As fate would have it, during my 3-week leave, there was a 'tsunami' at the office, one of them was fired, two redeployed and one demoted. Udeme had made a very serious mistake, which the others noticed, but because they wanted him (and ultimately me) to fail, they ignored the email, and the company lost some money.

If your boss' action is not because of his lack of confidence in you not to usurp his authority, then it may be a test of your loyalty. Work closely with the junior staff and help him to excel, your efforts won't go unnoticed. NEVER WORK AGAINST HIM.

God bless your mama I swear. I know nairaland still have sensible people and I think I just added you on the list. You get sense die. Many a time when things are not in the right direction the first question should be "what did I do wrong?"

I must say you need to work on your "ego" at OP. Many a time this people see what you can't see in yourself and judge you base on that. My question is does this affect your salary or you just felt it should be you not someone else? If you want to follow my candid advice I'll say support your new boss and humble yourself to him. What makes you think you are better than him is called ego and this might be the reason why your boss decide to play a mind game on you. Just support him and ask for grace to do so. Many a time those who runs fastest end up a spectator. Go at your own pace. Don't manipulate and when God picks you up no one can put you down. Don't let the "I have experience more than him"syndrome get into you. I know it won't be easy but many a time it pays to just keep following and watch God making you.

Who be this imbicile talking trash here? I'm sure he can't truly be a governor. How much is he willing to sacrifice from his own salary to offset the bill of people whose sweat and time was use in accumulating the salary being paid to me him? Are no longer a nation? Have we truly lost our senses as a nation or we are just the animal people call us?
What is happening to APC? If they don't know what to do why can't they hand over power to those who knows. So this fool CNT think of what to do to generate income, and yet we still see people following them with broom all around. When a hole was found in the umbrella and we felt the touch of the rain, we were all angry and needed to sweep them out, but now that the broom is no longer useful we can burn it to ashes

fratermathy:
The high numbers of molestation cases in this country is worrisome. Something needs to be done about it.

As for those tribalising this issue, remember that rapists and pedophiles exist everywhere, even in the USA and UK. There is no tribal coloration for rape. It can happen to anyone. Instead of tribalising it, try and think of what can be done to remedy the issue.

The heart of mm is desperately wicked and the earliest we get a deadly punishment for this offense the better. I don't know what pleasure a father will derive from his own daughter. I think government should try look into the punishment for rape and if I'm to suggest,death by hanging is the best and the place to tie the rope is the instrument use in commiting the act

praisekeyzz:
Hello NLs....

I've been so disturbed about the strangest thing ever happening to me for the past one month.

I met an elderly woman early April at my barber' shop where I do come to charge my phone at night whenever there is no power supply(same as the woman). I went the 2nd night, still met this same woman on the same mission at the shop. She noticed my hairstyle and asked me what style it is, I was like it was just a partial dreadlocks but I haven't locked it fully to make it firm. And she was like she likes it.

And she went on to ask my name and some details about myself which I did. And when I told her i'm an igbo guy she was soo happy and told me clearly that she likes me more.

I was already admiring her as a mother(meanwhile we already exchanged contact) not until she called me on the phone 3weeks after we met and asked me to come to her house. After entertaining me with dishes, she moved close to me and started showing me videos on her phone...while scrolling through the videos i saw lots of matured porn and I was so shocked. She asked me what was wrong? that I should relax. I told her this is not right! I told her she could be my mom. She was just like it doesn't matter.

The most shocking part of it is that this woman claims to be a prohetess and a minister. Even on her facebook timeline, she addressed herself as a prophetess. I could disclose her facebook account but something inside of me tells me it will be too cruel and unjust of me...please people all I need is advice I don't wanna fall into temptation. She lives on the same street with me. She's new there......Please I need advice!

Was just wondering what kind of advice you need. If at 26 you don't know what "hell" means when you see one, then bro you need to go back to the beginning for real training. To think you need advice gan makes one wonder where our youth left their integrity. Person wey you go disgrace and told boldly never to contact you again,you dey here dey seek advice. To say she even call herself prophetess means she truly needs to be disgraced. Who knows how many sperm she take dey renew her ability to see vision. Suppose say you be my younger brother ehn na barracks cell you go spend Christmas and when you don get common sense I go make dem release you.

niyihawking:

get off my mention
don't. have time for hanky panky

Thank God for English. If I am to interprete this to you then it means. Don't get off my mention. Have time for hanky panky. English no be our mother tongue the more reason you need to stop acting like a toddler and learn to understand a write up before you comment on them.

fratermathy:
Its so sad that recession has made many Nigerians lose their sense of humour. Bovi actually cracked a joke about this too.

Some people are so plagued with problems and issues that they don't find things funny anymore. I bet anyone that the lady's anger is not because of the joke but probably something unrelated to it. She only channeled her frustration through the joke and used Bovi as a conduit to get it out.

May Nigeria get better... at least for the sake of the sane people that are remaining. We wouldn't want a situation where people like this lady start venting their frustrations on anyone they see.

We can tongue lash the lady but I think there are things that comedians needs to watch out for too. I never listen to the video but if what I read is what he said then I think the part that says the marriage already has a problem because of the spelling got her angry.
Words are powerful we need to watch out how we speak them and comedians needs to watch out too. If only we know that what we say many a time comes back to is then we will all learn to use our brain not our tongue. That is not to say the lady did the right thing, the reaction might have been trigger by a broken relationship she had as a result of someone's joke too,who knows.

niyihawking:

lol
typical zombie
you: i have evidence and proof that Christianity is True
me: show us the proof
you: result to ad hominem

now who lacks proper upbringing?
delude sh*t

Eya sorry o I just heard about your loss. Olorun a fopo ropo

[quote author=niyihawking post=56326244]

It is clear that your brain has been completely damaged beyond repair by religion.[/quote
I pity your upbringing cause you still need a little coaching and a very big slap. Who taught you English in school? Ode

niyihawking:

and where and what is your proof?

What is this one saying? Did you eat before reading?

Thepasserby:
I have noticed an aberration under the sun. A lot of people serve God not because of whom he is but because of what they have been told. A good number of people who now regard themselves as Christians were either born into the religion or became devoted members because of the fear of hell fire and eternal damnation.

People don't serve God for whom He is but rather are afraid of the stories they were told by others. Oh, hell is a place pf torment, a place where the worms never die, a place where the thirst cannot be quenched, a place where all sinners will swim in the eternal lake of fire, yes according to the books, hell is a place you don't want to witness even for a day.

But wait a minute, are we after missing hell or following after Jesus because he is worth it, is our believe in Christ based on the fear of hell or his compassionate love.

To me, following after Jesus is not because I fear hell, it is because He has given me reasons beyond a reasonable doubt that he is Lord and God of all. Just like Apostle Paul, I can also boldly stand and say, I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ. Even if at the tail end I discovered that Jesus, Hell and God never existed, I will still live a satisfied life because I have followed after the right path.

If at the end of it all, you discovered that Heaven, hell, Jesus and God were all fiction, will you regret ever following the path of righteousness?

Jesus loves you
#Thepasserby
#palmchat-religion

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@Op which kind question be this now? You dey confuse me ABI na English dey cause trouble. If He has given you reason to believe then why will the one you belief not exist? I beg I just confuse ni o. If He gave you reasons,I'm sure he gave a million and one the same reason so why the doubt. One of my mentor will say only a fool doubt proofs. If I have had an encounter with Him then I don't think I need to doubt His existence. Lobatan

paybak:
This man kenneth is so much filled with anointing.. God, look at the way he sings.. A man of 80 years jumping all over the alter.. Indeed there is God and He is Great.. I will keen to everything man of God said yester night for indeed God loves me.. Only God can make a 80 year old man jump around like that without help or walking stick whatever.. How old is Nigeria president that he is either missing today or couldnt speak tommorrow. Serve the living God dear president and become like them great men. I will never forget that night.. Surely "My case is different."

Yes o. I was so surprise too o. God give me the grace of Copeland and Oyedepo. I almost give myself a knock on the head o. Kai 80years and still jumping and you go see 20years wey no fit stand up for 10mins in church. When men were after spirituality what they got is what we see in Oyedepo and Copeland and the rest. But when men runs after carnality what we see is what we get in our new generation deacon and Deaconess. The church needs a revival!!!

JideAmuGiaka:
He is our brother the son of Mazi Onyeiberibe Ojiamuakpaugwo. His fool name is Buchi Wetara a.k.a Banky W.

Thank you for given us his "fool" name

She became hyperactive when after meeting her caller. Wetin the guy give am when they met? So many mystery behind her death jare

uzolexis:


This is in the constitution madam, stop talking what you don't know. The right to religious freedom is a right for every Nigerian and should not be trampled on, stop displaying your ignorance, learn and ask questions if you don't know, it helps.

I'm not surprise even a senator is now a comedian and this can only happen in a nation call Nigeria

maasoap:

I'm not surprised by your comment, when religion is involved, everyone becomes zombie.

Exactly my point to you. You type only trash when your reasoning has been shifted to your fingers.

uzolexis:


You are the one exposing your ignorance here cos the guy is 100% right, if there is a conflict between the terms and conditions of an organisation/institution and the Nigerian constitution, the constitution comes 1st and according to the constitution freedom of religion is a right for every Nigerian. If these students take the case to court, they will win hands down.

Like seriously, who was your law lecturer in school? Which case and which court? Only a sane Nigeria whose brain is not affected by this change will know that this is bullshit

[quote author=KEVEX post=56181613]How can you waste so much time and knowledge trying to invalidate something that is valid? The students understood how strict CU takes religious matters before they applied. They understand the consequences of absenteeism from such functions.
God go bless your mama I swear. Many a time you read article and wonder " and this one too is a graduate?. Wetin concern government and private institutions overload. You can't cope? Then leave so simple. All these clown we have occupying the top won't be anywhere near if this nation has a standard.

maasoap:

See argument! See thought process! See reasoning of a boy who is supposed to be educated!

I think you are the one who need this education

[quote author=maclatunji post=56178813]By Festus Ogun

The management of the Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State has suspended about 200 undergraduates of the faith-based institution for missing an Easter ‘Youth Alive’ program. The school had earlier organized the four days Easter retreat for the students and had also made attendance mandatory. However, while some of the students were fed up – for various reasons – of going for church services in the morning and evening for the four uninterrupted days, they couldn’t just but miss some days out of the retreat. Surprisingly and unfortunately to them, they have been punished through suspension by the school management for simply missing the compulsory Easter program. Some were suspended for a year.

Suspension is a very serious punishment. As serious as it is, however, there are instances where it will and must necessarily be applicable on erring students. Yet, the means by which students are suspended from school must be reasonable and must be carried out within the confines of our laws.

This case of the Covenant University suspending about 200 of its students for not attending an Easter program is a prima facie case of unconstitutional suspension of university students.

Before continuing with this piece, there is need to state clearly that if there is any enacted law in the university that have made attending religious functions compulsory, such law is void and of no effect whatsoever. I am quite sure that the school would have relied on a particular written law of the institution before the suspension since “nulla poena sine lege” – there can be no punishment or penalty without law. And if such law exists in the school, the law is clearly against the provisions of the Constitution; the sacred book where all other laws derive their validity. And if not, that will amount to the height of total unconstitutionality because there ought to be no punishment without law. See Section 36(12) of the 1999 Constitution.

Interestingly, the school itself is a creation of law and the law is above the school authority or laws – the Constitution is supreme and all other laws derive their validity from it. The implication of this is that its (the school’s) actions must be within the provisions of our laws, particularly the Constitution. By virtue of Section 1(1) of the 1999 Constitution, the Constitution is supreme and its provisions shall have binding force on all authorities (including Covenant University authority) and persons throughout Nigeria. See MADU v. ONUAGULUCHI (1985) 6 NCLR 365.

Therefore, any law made by the institution that is inconsistent with the provisions of the constitution shall be declared void and unconstitutional. Section 1(3) of the Constitution goes further to provides very clearly that “if any other law is inconsistent with the provisions of this constitution, this constitution shall prevail, and that other law shall to the extent of the inconsistency be void.” See ABACHA v. FAWEHINMI (2000) 6 NWLR (Pt. 660) 228; F.R. N. v. IFEGWU (2003) 15 NWLR (Pt. 842) 113; A.G ABIA STATE v. A.G. FEDERATION (2002) 6 NWLR (Pt. 763) 264.

First, the students’ right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion guaranteed under section 38(1) of the 1999 Constitution has been breached. The section provides thus “every person shall be entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including freedom to change his religion or belief and freedom (either alone or in community with others, in public or private) to manifest and propagate his religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice and observance.”

The implication of this section is that even though the school is established by a church, it will be quite unapt to deny students the right to freedom of religion. Even when, for example, all the students are Christians, the constitution has granted them the right to change their religion or belief without notifying anyone. The constitution has also granted the students the freedom to manifest their beliefs either alone or in public and this can in fact justify their sitting in their hostels instead of joining the congregation.

If based on personal conviction – brought about by deep thought (a constitutional right) – the suspended students have changed their religion, should that lead them out of the school? Should exercising the constitutional right to change religion amount to automatic carry overs and extra-years? Frankly, making attendance of students compulsory and mandatory at a ‘Youth Alive’ Easter program is a breach of this fundamental right.

Section 38(2) of the Constitution goes further by providing thus: “No person attending any place of education SHALL BE REQUIRED TO RECEIVE RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OR TO TAKE PART IN OR ATTEND ANY RELIGIOUS CEREMONY OR OBSERVANCE, if such instruction, ceremony or observance relates to a RELIGION OTHER THAN HIS OWN or religion not approved by his parent or guardian.” (Emphasis supplied by me).

The above provision has expressly precluded any institution from imposing religious instructions on students for any reason whatsoever. However, there are two main clauses that need to be clarified.

They are:

(1) Where the religious instruction relate to a religion other than his own OR (not AND)

(2) Where the religion is not approved by his parent or guardian.

Thus, if the school religion is approved by the parent of the students, it will amount to a lawful instruction. And where the instruction is in consonance with the plaintiff’s religion, it is legally binding.

After all said however, in my humble view, the former relates to where the person relying on the provision is an aduItand is deemed fit under law to make decisions of his own without any interference from anybody including the parent or guardian. And the latter will be applicable where the person relying on the section is still an infant under the law and is incapable of making some decisions without the parents’ or guardians’ consent. And that’s why the drafters of the Constitution were careful in making use of OR instead of AND. You either fall within a category. I stand to be corrected!

There is need to categorically state that an aduItdoes not necessarily need the approval of parents for the religion he wishes to practice. More importantly, the students, presumed to be adults, have been granted the right under section 38(1) of the constitution to change their beliefs and religion without the approval of or from anyone. Thus, where some of the students have exercised their constitutional right to change their beliefs, it will be unconstitutional and very violating to force the students of the institution to attend religious functions other than theirs. For the constitution has provided in clear terms that no student shall be compelled to attend religious function or ceremony where such instruction or ceremony relates to a religion other than his own. And since most of them are adults, the alternative (2) of “parents’ religion or consent” can be do away with and inapplicable to this very serious matter.

Since it has been established that the student has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religious, it will also be very unlawful for an institution to compel students to be in the midst of others for religious purpose. Apart from the fact that section 38(1) has vested on the students the right worship alone or in the midst of others, making it an imperative for the student to be in attendance has also violated the students’ right to peaceful assembly guaranteed under section 40 of the 1999 Constitution. It provides (in part) thus: “Every person shall be entitled to assemble freely and associate with other persons, and in particular he may form or belong to any political party, trade union or any other association for the protection of his interest”. See the celebrated case of AGBAI v. OKAGBUE (1991) 7 N.W.L.R. (Pt. 204) 391 and the provision of Article 10 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act.

Additionally, one of the students was reported by Punch to have said this: “They stopped me from sitting for a paper last week because I did not go for a service and I don’t know if I will be allowed in today either.” This statement has the effect that the student was not in fact aware of his suspension until he got to the exam hall. Since the students appear not to have been summoned before suspended, it is therefore safe to submit that the place of fair hearing is missing!

Fair hearing is a very sacrosanct provision of the Constitution that relates to administration of justice. Section 36(1) of the 1999 Constitution provided for the right to fair hearing or trial. Since the students are not summoned and interrogated formally before suspension, it will be trite to submit that this fundamental right has also been violated. It is a cardinal principle of Natural Justice that “nemo judex in causa sua”; no one must be a judge in his own cause. But here, the management of the Covenant University has assumed the role of the complainant and the judge which is against the above principle. The school authority has also failed to hear from the other side before meting out punishment since it is the law that “audi alteram partem” – both sides must be heard in determining cases.

Commenting on the sacrosanct nature of fair hearing, in OMOKHODION V. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA AND 6 OTHERS (2006) All FWLR 1, the court observed that a hearing can only be fair when all of the parties involved are heard. And so, without fair hearing or trial, the principles of Natural Justice, highlighted above, are out rightly abandoned and violated. See GARBA V. UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUDURI (1986) 1 NWLR (Pt 18) 550, OTAPO V. SUNMONU (1987) 2 NWLR (Pt. 58) 587, KOTOYE V. CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA AND OTHERS (1989) 1 NWLR (Pt. 98) 419

Having established the grave violations of the authority of the said school, it will be instructive to assert that the school should as a matter of urgency withdraw the suspension in order to promote rule of law in this country for the truth is that suspension as punishment in this kind of situation is too harsh a decision. Saying it is the height of cruelty and illegality is an understatement.

Relying on the above legal authorities and provisions, the school is therefore enjoined to recall the students and reinstate them and thereafter offer them public apology with immediate effect. Unconstitutionality shouldn’t be celebrated and overlooked in this country. We have laws in Nigeria which are above all of us and as such all citizens and authorities must abide by it, whatever the state of our temper.

Remember, this piece is not written to promote insubordination or indiscipline but to ensure justice is done to the poor students.

God bless Nigeria.

Source: http://www.opinions.ng/illegality-covenant-university-students-suspension-school-management/

If I may ask: were the rules and regulations governing the school activities handed over to this student from the beginning? If yes, why go against them. Every institution I believe has rules and regulation governing them that must be strictly obeyed by the student. Simple as this may seems, we have a sick and corrupt government today because people feel certain things don't count. This is a religious school if you want to attend party while others are writing exams go to a school that provide such. No wonder we have a senator turn clown because we stupidly explain things trying to justify our wrong doing.
We need to go back to the beginning when rules are strictly obeyed. When we eered as individual sanity says accept your punishment and do better,not find a part in the law that says it good to be stupid.

Danmaiduguri:


you dont have sense hypocrites. explain this verses below

Genesis 19:30 Lot went to the moutain and dwelled with his two daughters

Gen19:31 And The fistborn said to the younger "Our father is old and there is no man to unto us in this manner.."
Gen 19:32 come let us make our father drink wine and we will lie with him, that we may preserve seed of our father.

Gen19:33 And they made their father drink wine that night, and the firstborn went in and laid with her father.

Gen19:36 Thus were both the daughters of lot with child by their fathers.

Pls tell me what happen between Lot and his daughters??

Now you see these are the kind of verses in the bible that your pastors hide from you.

May God of heaven give the same fate to your children and children's children. Amen

lordabili:
Raping a 6-year-old?? Comments Reserved!

6years bawo? I guess u dey angry to the extend say you no read am well

HCpaul:


But we are talking about real world problems.

The above are either addiction or habitual acts and can only be stopped by discipline and by not indulging in them.

There is more to life than just doing good or bad.
Doing good is just to create a better society or environment that will harbor peaceful living.

Though am not justifying robbery but I think that its rise is as a result of societal factors.

People don't have job.... Won't they eat Especially when they have responsibilities like tithes and offering to meet up with in church on Sunday.

Just imagine if the number of mega churches and mosques we have in this country are all factories, industries, companies and big organizations, you wouldn't even bother to disturb God again every Sunday with repetitive demands and petitions.

O God of heaven this one thing I ask of thee for this fellow, grant him ABI na her grace to accept those things he/she cannot change. The ability to work so hard and create jobs for millions of Nigerian whose government spend without thinking and store up wealth in grave yard. Amen.
If bill gate and others like him are so rich, giving to Africa and the world at large, why are people sleeping on the street of New York? Reasoning ni o,may God grant to every youth the ability to stand and take up the challenge and stop written unsolicited script like Otobo. Amen. May heaven open it good treasure on is to see that your destiny is in your hands and what you make of it is your headache. Grace to understand that even if we share the wealth of the world to people MANY WILL STILL REMAIN POOR!!!
Poverty mentality that makes a youth think someone must be responsible for his/her feeding. The mentality that makes them hail an official and say thank you sir, for spending their tax payer money on skirt.
May heaven move everyone from this mentality to one that makes you know that in the USA,at 18, your mum and pastor no longer responsible for you. Amen,amen and amen

robosky02:
How come we don't know this lady in the Pentecostal circle till now?

How come she didn't give us here background (no known church she attend or whatever)

how come God have NEVER revealed anything of IMPORTANCE to her in the past

How come God didn't reveal the souls that needed to be saved to her

How come ALL her revelation circles around Gods servant (Suleman) and the already known case Otobo




Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, having this seal, The Lord knoweth them that are his. And, Let every one that nameth the name of Christ depart from iniquity. 2 Timothy 2:19

I gbadun you die more wisdom to you. Truth simplify. The way nairaland promote this kind of news baffles me better thing no dey again. If no be Otobo na Dino,if no be Dino na boko haram. Wetin come remain for this country?

JCBOY4LIFE:
The body of Christ is under attack from satan and his agent trying to frustrate Christians, but we say no to satan and no to fake prophetess princess. We are wiser than all this fake allegations. Apostle Suleman ride on sir the Lord is your strength.

God bless you. The church is under attack yet the Christians are doing nothing about it. Now another prophetess have been given the assignment now that they know people no longer listen to Otobo. What a country!!!
Gather yourself together, take counsel it shall not stand cause no one can stand in the way of the creator. Only in Nigeria that we tag God as idle,one who speaks to anything anytime. Even a snake bearer hear God at will because we have sold our birth right for a mossel of bread. God have mercy on us cause we have truly missed it

Jajayi:


Source: http://www.cambellsblog.com/2017/04/female-prophet-shares-her-revelation.html


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_j5cZ2sqGo

Where is the prophetess?

Psoul:



Jobless and immatures, u mean?

Ok...continue. Queen Lizzy of England is watching you all.

Your stupidity baffles me but then I remember even kings misbehave in this country, so I thought to myself no need to be angry with a toddler

walexy100:

No wonder your English is this poor. Communicate in Pidgin English please.

I wonder who was actually absent in your upbringing

The last time I checked this freeze guy brain I discover it urgently require automatic reset. Of a true he is jobless and immatures. You think English is our mother tongue ba? Ode agbalagba