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abba190:That's what the tithe is meant for: The Levites, including the priest (they don't work, but represent the Israelites before the Lord) - this is where true pastors stand, the Fatherless and Widows (those who are disadvantaged). Having clarified on the above, I don't think any guy is jobless because he cannot find a job. He is probably jobless because he has not got the kind of job he wants. So, he has a choice. |
TotoNaRubber:Your 10% should go to the church where you receive spiritual nourishment but If you don't attend any and you have the urge to give, then carefully identify the Fatherless and Widows around you and give to them. |
Peking:Just tell him here. |
nairalandankrah:I don't know why anyone would wish evil on another. I just called to confirm that this news is false. We need to stop perpetrating fake news. |
Amazing! |
What's the current return on your N50m real estate investment? If you make as little as N5m from it, you can partner with like-minded people to raise a seed fund for the e-Marketplace you intend to set up. You are very likely to succeed with this business here too. If you also choose to relocate, I believe you will equally do well. |
zeuss:To be objective, what are the expectations for Tinubu? 1. There seems to be strong disapproval towards Tinubu from many quarters, extending from the campaign period to post-Supreme Court judgment. 2. While he appointed individuals from various backgrounds, critics argue against seeing these appointments as attempts to win favor. Some have expressed disinterest in his administration, cautioning against being swayed by appointments. 3. Observers often highlight negative aspects of Tinubu's administration, overshadowing positive reports. When forced to acknowledge positives, credit is often redirected to his appointees or others, distancing it from Tinubu. 4. Calls for Tinubu to comply with a court order, like the release of Nnamdi Kanu, have varied responses. Some appeal for adherence to legal decisions, while others reject it, fearing potential indebtedness to Tinubu. 5. Despite appointing individuals from supportive regions, concerns about marginalization persist, demonstrating the challenges of balancing regional interests. In moving forward, there is a need for unity within the Igbo nation, transcending extremes like Biafra or mere sociocultural groups. Establishing a collective with clear objectives can better articulate the region's desires from the government. Furthermore, it's essential to address the prevailing trend where financial status dictates one's level of respect. Urgent attention is required, especially among South Easterners, to avoid diluting their influence with a multitude of opinions, hindering effective representation at the national level. In conclusion, this perspective is offered without bias, aiming to encourage constructive dialogue. |
BOSSkesh:Why? I think we should be fair to the people who have been in hardship for 8 years now. While I don't have anything against Ododo, there is no guarantee that he won't follow in the footsteps of GYB. SDM may not be perfect, but we know what he can do. He is better than GYB or his potential proxy in my opinion. |
20m cash ready. |
Wotowotoman:I disagree with you a million times. I believe that if Covenant University were in Europe, it would have been listed as one of the best 100 Universities in the world today. That school na school. I heard Afe Babalola is good too, but I haven't been a student there. |
kk2027:Are you being sarcastic? I only pointed out that things are bad with the Naira, but the GHC is not a better currency. My regards. |
kk2027:$1 is actually equal to about 120,000 Cedis if you factor in the fact that 4 zeros were wiped away from the old Cedis to arrive at the current one some years ago. |
ican2020:Perhaps to keep you and I glued to that, but not the ongoing economic hardship in order to buy time. |
Don't tell her not to come o. Tell her, mummy I just put to bed, I still need significant medical attention now. I will send you money for transport and to get a few things for me as soon as the doctor certifies me fit. Thank you for all your prayers ma. |
Tallesty1:Your logic is correct. However, there are people whose nature isn't just like that. They believe in humanity even if they have been betrayed before. One may say they are not logical, or that they are careless, but they don't intend to be. Once they see people in need, they respond without looking back. In my experience, I can guarantee that the guy who went away with that money will NEVER be as successful as the guy he took it from. |
MostImportant:Sorry about that experience. Be assured that you will be very successful in life. Drop your bank details. Modified Sent. |
People should tread with caution. All these cutlasses and sticks won't achieve anything if simple laws are put in place to cripple your sources of livelihood. There is a reason the likes of Dangote, Ote$, Adenuga, Jim Ovia, TOE et.,al never outrightly display partisanship. The Igbos are business people, investors in Lagos. Do your thing, earn your living and leave them to do their politics. If you will support anyone, you don't need to come out and start airing it so loudly.. Do what you feel will help your cause. As it is, whether GRV or Sanwo Olu, you guys would still succeed anyways, but now you seem to have created avoidable problems for yourselves. All you guys needed to do was just to choose a few people to reach out to the governor of Lagos State and resolve matters and get your businesses back on track. You cannot fight the government and win! If Lagos State decides to turn the whole of LADIPO to a world class specialist hospital today, do you guys think you can stop them? No! They will just compensate you and go on with the project. I say all these because this whole imbroglio is needless. What do you think you would have achieved with GRV? Would he have given you new lands? You can buy wherever you want when you need it with or without him. Now you are about to throw away your source of livelihood carelessly. |
sat70:Complete engine could be as high as 2.7m |
I know somebody who got married Had children (the number she wanted) Set up a business with zero... Now doing very well - with retainership of millions. Bought a property - no longer a tenant Bought 2 cars (both sweet SUVs) Grew investment to the point of returns exceeding her annual gross. |
Mufasa27:Oh, my! She was quite lonely for a while. |
Mufasa27:While I don't agree with you calling my former Senator Gorilla, I remember Lt. Haruna. I was just asking my younger brother is Imade is still alive. |
tobolos:Thank you. |
IGBOSON1:You must watch against tribalism because it makes one narrow sighted and minded. Bishop Mike Okonkwo, Pst. Lazarus of the Lord's Chosen and a host of other fathers of the faith have also not come out to endorse anyone publicly. Why not just always state your reasons for supporting a particular person and persuade people to come to your side, especially because you desire a new Nigeria. @Igboson1, people are people no matter where they are from. Learn to appreciate that and see how good life can be. I have seen Igbos that are very tribalistic, I have also seen many that are detribalized. In fact, the man who helped me the most and supported my Master's program then is Igbo from Abia state, I am married to an Igbo woman and my mother-in-law once told me if people were to come to life again, she would still want me as her son-in-law. There are tribalistic Yorubas as well as Hausas and the rest. But Liberal ones exist very well too. |
Here lies wickedness. Agents want to take 20% for renting out somebody's property. Even professional fees is 10% and still negotiable. We must work on our attitude to life and well-being of our neighbours. If you charged 10% Agency and 10% agreement, you would have helped in making somebody else's life easier. I know the above may mean nothing to many, but actions like this one right here contribute greatly to corruption. Please no offence is intended. #beachangeagent |
What's up now? People should vote their choice and others do the same. Enough of the insults and name calling. We must avoid desperation! If we don't kill the current trend, even if the next president does well, some of us may never appreciate it because we may be wishing him or her to fail. |
Op, I have read a lot of what you have posted, in fact, I had to review so many of your threads yesterday to get those "truths" that made you arrive at your conclusions. I have a lot to say about many of your views, but I will like to say that the Alpha Draconian 4th dimension humanoid you placed there doesn't rule over me. Does it exist, I am sure it does. Is it one, I can assure you, they have a kingdom and they exist in the lower part of the earth, a set of unhappy creatures. However, your faith in, and work with the person of Christ creates a bridge that takes you over that kingdom and sustains you above it. I know this for a fact, I have seen it and I live there. For those who are seeing these evil creatures around and all, I will be sincere with you, you all need to have a relationship with Jesus the Saviour. You are either being oppressed by demons or possed by it. You must call to the Saviour for deliverance. |
Share pictures pls. |
I like this... Please can we have a link to PO's and AA' sessions? |
What type of house? Where is it located? |
desiredhome:Sometimes I feel some of you just use words without necessarily having appreciable understanding of them. I attend a pentecostal church and we have a Welfare department that works. I know we have paid house rents, procured and supplied relief materials, visited prisons etc. with the little we have. The fact that the department isn't active in some places doesn't mean it isn't anywhere. Meanwhile, what brings black people and wickedness into any of these?? Anyways, your call. Enough said. |
HardMirror:If the bolder were correct, no Christian would preach to anyone! As for the man in question, while I agree that the Welfare department of the church should have been there for him and others like him that may be in the church, I think this his action showed that he never really saw himself as giving unto the Lord, as he claimed. If he did, he would have asked the Lord for help. Many may argue over this, but I know the Lord answers prayers 1st hand. Moreover, I should warn all followers of Christ that the principles of the scripture are for our learning. Before any years of drought comes those of plenty. Always save at least 20% of what you earn. |

