 Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 8:10pm On Nov 25, 2024 |
Almunjid:
Lol, so, you're still stuck on this topic? I appreciate the time taken to express your opinions, but honestly, it's obvious you don't know as much about this as you think.
Think about it: If someone who doesn't know Yoruba comes across the language, they might mistake it for English, just like you're mixing up Ajami script with Arabic. The truth is, what you're calling the "Yoruba alphabet" is really just modified English letters with some added sounds that are unique to Yoruba, such as the letter "GB" you mentioned among other letters. All together, they're called the Yoruba alphabet. Whether you agree or not, we call them modified English letters because they borrow from English—unless the Yoruba have some totally different writing system that doesn't look like English letters.
Similarly, Hausa people traditionally couldn't read anything unless it was written in Arabic script. Like Yoruba, they modified the Arabic alphabet to capture unique Hausa sounds not present in Arabic. An example is "ط" with a dot below it, representing the "Da" in Boko writing, and "ري" representing the "ri" sound. Combining these syllables gives "طري" or "Dari," meaning "hundred" in Hausa. Furthermore, I pointed out the dot underneath the letter 'ط' because my phone's doesn't have Ajami characters, some of which include additional dots underneath or on top of some letters. This is similar to the limitations you might face when writing Yoruba on your phone, since you can't add the necessary dots and symbols found in the Yoruba alphabet. If you're familiar with writing in Yoruba, you may likely relate to this challenge.
Moreover, the Boko writing system later developed by the Hausa, functions just like the modified English alphabets used by Yoruba and Igbo. Other languages, such as Urdu and Farsi, also adapted Arabic alphabets for their writing systems. If you can't get past the idea that Ajami is Arabic, it's probably because you don't know enough about it yet. To understand the difference, you need to keep an open mind.
I can tell that you really don't like Ajami because of its Islamic roots. Both Yoruba and Hausa people learned and adapted English or Arabic alphabets to write their languages after converting to Christianity and Islam respectively. So what's the grouse about the Hausa's Ajami writing system for? I can also see your bias here: When English-looking letters are used for writing Yoruba, it's Yoruba, but when Arabic-looking letters are used for writing Hausa, it's still Arabic. I've explained this over and over, but it seems some people would rather stay confused than admit that Ajami is not the same thing as the Arabic language. 
Peace! Almunjid:
Lol, so, you're still stuck on this topic? I appreciate the time taken to express your opinions, but honestly, it's obvious you don't know as much about this as you think.
Think about it: If someone who doesn't know Yoruba comes across the language, they might mistake it for English, just like you're mixing up Ajami script with Arabic. The truth is, what you're calling the "Yoruba alphabet" is really just modified English letters with some added sounds that are unique to Yoruba, such as the letter "GB" you mentioned among other letters. All together, they're called the Yoruba alphabet. Whether you agree or not, we call them modified English letters because they borrow from English—unless the Yoruba have some totally different writing system that doesn't look like English letters.
Similarly, Hausa people traditionally couldn't read anything unless it was written in Arabic script. Like Yoruba, they modified the Arabic alphabet to capture unique Hausa sounds not present in Arabic. An example is "ط" with a dot below it, representing the "Da" in Boko writing, and "ري" representing the "ri" sound. Combining these syllables gives "طري" or "Dari," meaning "hundred" in Hausa. Furthermore, I pointed out the dot underneath the letter 'ط' because my phone's doesn't have Ajami characters, some of which include additional dots underneath or on top of some letters. This is similar to the limitations you might face when writing Yoruba on your phone, since you can't add the necessary dots and symbols found in the Yoruba alphabet. If you're familiar with writing in Yoruba, you may likely relate to this challenge.
Moreover, the Boko writing system later developed by the Hausa, functions just like the modified English alphabets used by Yoruba and Igbo. Other languages, such as Urdu and Farsi, also adapted Arabic alphabets for their writing systems. If you can't get past the idea that Ajami is Arabic, it's probably because you don't know enough about it yet. To understand the difference, you need to keep an open mind.
I can tell that you really don't like Ajami because of its Islamic roots. Both Yoruba and Hausa people learned and adapted English or Arabic alphabets to write their languages after converting to Christianity and Islam respectively. So what's the grouse about the Hausa's Ajami writing system for? I can also see your bias here: When English-looking letters are used for writing Yoruba, it's Yoruba, but when Arabic-looking letters are used for writing Hausa, it's still Arabic. I've explained this over and over, but it seems some people would rather stay confused than admit that Ajami is not the same thing as the Arabic language.
Peace! First and foremost, I don't know who you began the topic with and your reason for saying, "I still stick with this topic", that's by the way. There is no need beating round the bush, your knowledge on this topic is inadequate, perhaps you will help yourself by doing more research. My summary, which you are still in argument with is ... Ajami is a form of Arabic text, go and do your various research, go through various literatures, ajami was adapted from Arabic , simple and story. Yoruba alphabets were adapted from Latin ones, no story. Lastly, in Nigeria politics is applied to balance things out, no story. |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 8:10pm On Nov 25, 2024 |
Almunjid:
Lol, so, you're still stuck on this topic? I appreciate the time taken to express your opinions, but honestly, it's obvious you don't know as much about this as you think.
Think about it: If someone who doesn't know Yoruba comes across the language, they might mistake it for English, just like you're mixing up Ajami script with Arabic. The truth is, what you're calling the "Yoruba alphabet" is really just modified English letters with some added sounds that are unique to Yoruba, such as the letter "GB" you mentioned among other letters. All together, they're called the Yoruba alphabet. Whether you agree or not, we call them modified English letters because they borrow from English—unless the Yoruba have some totally different writing system that doesn't look like English letters.
Similarly, Hausa people traditionally couldn't read anything unless it was written in Arabic script. Like Yoruba, they modified the Arabic alphabet to capture unique Hausa sounds not present in Arabic. An example is "ط" with a dot below it, representing the "Da" in Boko writing, and "ري" representing the "ri" sound. Combining these syllables gives "طري" or "Dari," meaning "hundred" in Hausa. Furthermore, I pointed out the dot underneath the letter 'ط' because my phone's doesn't have Ajami characters, some of which include additional dots underneath or on top of some letters. This is similar to the limitations you might face when writing Yoruba on your phone, since you can't add the necessary dots and symbols found in the Yoruba alphabet. If you're familiar with writing in Yoruba, you may likely relate to this challenge.
Moreover, the Boko writing system later developed by the Hausa, functions just like the modified English alphabets used by Yoruba and Igbo. Other languages, such as Urdu and Farsi, also adapted Arabic alphabets for their writing systems. If you can't get past the idea that Ajami is Arabic, it's probably because you don't know enough about it yet. To understand the difference, you need to keep an open mind.
I can tell that you really don't like Ajami because of its Islamic roots. Both Yoruba and Hausa people learned and adapted English or Arabic alphabets to write their languages after converting to Christianity and Islam respectively. So what's the grouse about the Hausa's Ajami writing system for? I can also see your bias here: When English-looking letters are used for writing Yoruba, it's Yoruba, but when Arabic-looking letters are used for writing Hausa, it's still Arabic. I've explained this over and over, but it seems some people would rather stay confused than admit that Ajami is not the same thing as the Arabic language.
Peace! First and foremost, I don't know who you began the topic with and your reason for saying, "I still stick with this topic", that's by the way. There is no need beating round the bush, your knowledge on this topic is inadequate, perhaps you will help yourself by doing more research. My summary, which you are still in argument with is ... Ajami is a form of Arabic text, go and do your various research, go through various literatures, ajami was adapted from Arabic , simple and story. Yoruba alphabets were adapted from Latin ones, no story. Lastly, in Nigeria politics is applied to balance things out, no story. |
| Education › Re: Education Minister Alausa Reverses 18-Year Age Limit For Admission by Librason: 7:41pm On Nov 25, 2024 |
SlavaUkraini:
Only a Fool cannot see the Foolishness and uselessness of the current Nigerian educational system...
Job seekers instead of Job Creators are massively produced yearly and you think that is normal ?
You are Probably Abnormal..
Look at the lives of the Truly Rich people around the world and you will notice that they are Job Creators.
If your educational system is not teaching students how to be Job Creators then that system will produce future broke ass individuals.
Even the students that manages to secure employment after graduation rarely gets into the top 2% of the Richest people because they are not Job Creators...
The Richest man in Africa is not an employee but an employer of Labour..
If your Nigerian educational system mean well for the students why are they not training them to be Job Creators ?
Why is Entrepreneurship not taught in most schools ?
Why is Investment Principles not in the Curriculum of most schools ?
Why is Venture Capitalism not encouraged in our Higher Institution ?
Because the System is a Scam...
It is designed to mass produce job seekers.
Never forget this.....
A Salary is what your employer pays you for you to forget your dreams in life
Once you are an employee collecting salaries, you are more likely to kiss your dreams good bye.
The Nigerian educational system remains a Major Scam until Job Creators are created on a yearly basis. Your head is not correct and you are the one perhaps and your father who are abnormal and not me. I will keep telling you for the upteen time that only an idiot and brainless entity will proclaim EDUCATION as a scam anywhere. Since you have pronounced, qualify or define it EDUCATION, then it's no more a scam. If you are educated and you be able to even type on Nairaland, it's no more a scam, you should blame your lack of ingenuity and dullness, your inability to think outside the box. Look at this lazy nonentity with fake statistics only 2% of those who made it are salary earners, you must be kidding with your fake news called statistics. Your father must be poor, you are from a poor background, that's why you assume if you are earning salaries then you can't make it, infact your head is not correct with this una motivation talk that salary earners won't rise their heads to fulfill their dreams. When some salary earners earn millions in a month and let's even forget hundreds of thousands some earn in a month, go to various lucrative sectors and get what they get paid in dollars, is it not education that got them to that position or you think because they know your father? these idiots will talk as if salary earners don't build mansions, it depends on what you do mehn, and these best lucrative positions are manned by educated people, and so be it job creator or working for someone, you get revenue, so what's the issue?! and if you want to quit salary work and invest, at least you can start from your savings, since capital is key. They will talk as if salary earnings means 5 thousand naira per month, jokers. So that's the sense I want to get across to una head, Nigeria can still improve a lot in her education doesn't mean EDUCATION itself is a scam, because with it, you can leverage, if your brain is not sawdust filled. All curricula don't have to be industrial or technological based, there are people in other fields who have achieved greatness via education, and the practical education or industrial ones too we have to improve on that, not that they are not present at all but population produced year in, year out must be accommodated by various institutions, and these institutions don't grow at the same rate population are growing, hence you find people in fields which are not theirs while studying in school, but undergo little training and fit in(the education they had made it possible for them to adapt quickly) , and get this wrong impression off your mind that all graduates must be job creators, you are a shallow thinker if you think that's the case, and you rather go through various departments to see for yourself. Nonsense, even Dangote and Obasanjo went back to school, a richest man is not bla bla bla....go and check thousands of millions of educated people earning salaries in various fields and they are success in their own rights. EDUCATION ANYWHERE IS NEVER A SCAM, what you can use as a form of improvisation to achieve your aim here or outside the country is never a scam, only you and other idiots will argue against that. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: This Is Why Kamala Harris Lost To Donald Trump by Librason: 6:35pm On Nov 06, 2024 |
franchasng:
I won't waste your time, I am going to give you a short list of why Kamala Harris Lost to Donald Trump.
1.) Americans are not ready to allow a woman lead them as President. In as much as they champion gender equality, they understand the dangers of electing a woman, a black or mixed raced as the POTUS. The current generation of Americans now are not ready for that risk.
2.) Americans don't joke with Israel's security. Whoever told Kamala Harris to criticize Israel, publicly condemning Israel defense of her homeland from Moslem terrorists attacks was wrong. She should have kept her mouth shut.
3.) In as much as Americans support freedom, equality and liberalism, the way Kamala Harris supports LGBT, Abortion, genderless madness and other anti Christian wokeism practices became worrisome to so many real Americans not the fake Americans wannabes.
4.) Most Americans are tired of Ukraine Russian war and they believe Trump can put an end to the war and save the world from a possible 3rd world war or nuclear battle. The Americans of today love fun and enjoyment more than anything and not ready to go to any war like Americans of the 1940s to 1990s 
5.) Islamic Terrorists Madness in MiddleEast and the rising popularity of Iran. Americans believe only Trump can put a stop to Iran's madness in the MiddleEast.
6.) Migrant Influx. Many White Americans are tired of migrants trooping into their country. They believe if this is not checked, America will lose its glory in no distant time so they want a President that can be bold enough to stop or slow down migration to a great extent.
And Kamala Harris has been in support of allowing migrants in while Trump is against undocumented migrants coming into the US, especially those from Moslem countries, Africa, Haiti, Colombia and Mexico.
These are the main reasons Kamala Harris Lost. LGBTQI and freedom thing is not Kamala Harris putting them on her head is an American thing to believe in freedom, fairness and equity, Trump is a formidable candidate and he has won so be it, if he lost people would still bring list why he lost but others on the list may be factors though. |
| Politics › Re: Lagbaja, Other COAS Who Died In Office by Librason: 6:24pm On Nov 06, 2024 |
RenaissanceGuy:
It's not always the army leadership that initiates coups. Any group of disgruntled army officers can successfully carry it out without the knowledge of the top brass. Are you a new born baby or they just deported you to Nigeria, this arrangement of putting someone you "trust" or your kinsman will not start and end with Tinubu, na so Nigeria dey do am, they retire generals for benefit of that one person they need. flyinnizam |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: 'Historic comeback': Tinubu, world leaders congratulate Donald Trump by Librason: 6:00pm On Nov 06, 2024 |
Numerouno94:
Key reasons why Kamala Harris Lost to Donald Trump.
1.) Americans are not ready to allow a woman lead them as President. In as much as they champion gender equality, they understand the dangers of electing a woman, a black or mixed raced as the POTUS. The current generation of Americans now are not ready for that risk.
2.) Americans don't joke with Israel's security. Whoever told Kamala Harris to criticize Israel, publicly condemning Israel defense of her homeland from Moslem terrorists attacks was wrong. She should have kept her mouth shut.
3.) In as much as Americans support freedom, equality and liberalism, the way Kamala Harris supports LGBT, Abortion, genderless madness and other anti Christian wokeism practices became worrisome to so many real Americans not the fake Americans wannabes.
4.) Most Americans are tired of Ukraine Russian war and they believe Trump can put an end to the war and save the world from a possible 3rd world war or nuclear battle. The Americans of today love fun and enjoyment more than anything and not ready to go to any war like Americans of the 1940s to 1990s
5.) Islamic Terrorists Madness in MiddleEast and the rising popularity of Iran. Americans believe only Trump can put a stop to Iran's madness in the MiddleEast.
6.) Migrant Influx. Many White Americans are tired of migrants trooping into their country. They believe if this is not checked, America will lose its glory in no distant time so they want a President that can be bold enough to stop or slow down migration to a great extent.
And Kamala Harris has been in support of allowing migrants in while Trump is against undocumented migrants coming into the US, especially those from Islamic countries, Africa, Haiti, Colombia and Mexico.
Copied. Others may be correct but forget LGBTQI and freedom thing, it's not Harris carrying them on her head, America 's nature is freedom, fairness and equality, it's American thing and Trump is a formidable force , different theories will come only after knowing the results, if the result was other way round, they will still have something to say. |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 4:53pm On Nov 06, 2024 |
Squirrel1:
if na for nyamuri dem write am, your a** wont be writing this long love letter! Lmao! Your as* shit, just comprehend, that's it. |
| Education › Re: Education Minister Alausa Reverses 18-Year Age Limit For Admission by Librason: 4:50pm On Nov 06, 2024 |
SlavaUkraini:
Only the Insensible and Insensitive believes that the Nigerian kind of education is not a Scam....
When you mass produce job seekers every year with the false hope of them securing employment...
That is a Big Scam.
Change the educational code to produce more of job creators than seekers...
That is the solution Only a senseless person will say education anywhere is a scam even though countries have different challenges, but in this country, if some acquired the knowledge and were able to work in banks, be called to the bar, free lance reporter e.t.c then you don't say education is a scam, i can acquired knowledge here and applied the knowledge outside here, so Education is not the problem, but NIGERIA should have ways to tackle each of her problems. But to say Education is a scam is silly, do they even know what Education is? So what if my parents are so rich and then that's means I don't need education anymore because I can easily get rich. Silly. |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 4:40pm On Nov 06, 2024 |
Almunjid:
Although you're right that the text on the army logo is standard Arabic (as mentioned in my previous comment), but the script on our naira notes is not. As an educational psychologist who can speak and write Arabic fluently, I'd like to share some insights on the topic.
The script used on naira notes is called "Ajami," which is an adaptation of the Arabic alphabet for writing Hausa. It was developed because Hausa has additional sounds not found in Arabic. Similarly, after accepting Christianity, Yoruba and Igbo people adopted the English/Latin alphabet with modifications to accommodate their unique sounds.
For instance, in our N100 naira note, "Naira ofu nari" is Igbo written in the basic Latin alphabet, "Ogorun Naira" is Yoruba also written in Latin alphabet, and "Naira dari/نَيْرَ طَرِى" is Hausa written in the English-based "boko" script and "Ajami" respectively. While these scripts may use alphabets from other languages, they represent the indigenous languages they were adapted for, not the original language of the alphabet. So, even though the Ajami script on naira notes resembles Arabic, it's not the Arabic language. Just like an English speaker wouldn't understand the modified English alphabets used to write Igbo or Yoruba, a native Arabic speaker may not be able to read properly or understand Ajami either. This is why the other guy said the Arab he showed our naira note couldn't understand the "Ajami" that's because Ajami is not Arabic.
Moreover, if the situation were reversed and Yoruba hadn't adopted Christianity or learned English, if you're Yoruba, you might incorrectly claim that "Naira dari" (which means N100 naira) written in the "boko" writing system is "English" and tied to Christianity and therefore it should be expunged from our naira notes. This highlights how misconceptions can arise from a lack of understanding of linguistic adaptations and their historical context.
Lastly, the Ajami script on naira notes represents a part of Nigeria's history and cultural heritage, showcasing the diverse linguistic influences in our country. This is why it hasn't been removed from naira notes. It serves as a reminder of our history and the development of language and writing systems in Nigeria. Our children may ask about it, and we can share the story of our linguistic journey as a nation.
Peace! Hogwash! Yoruba alphabets go thus A, B D,E, E, F, G GB, H I, J e.t.c Igbo also has similar alphabets, so if compute sentence using the above alphabets e.g Ade (crown) , I have not used english alphabets but only used yoruba alphabets, so you don't say this is modified english alphabets. And in the case of what you called modified form of Arabic and claim is not Arabic, no, that's not correct, you may say it's not standard Arabic, accepted, but it's still a form of Arabic. Just like in pidgin English, pidgin English is a form of English because, only English speakers will have idea of the language while a non English speakers e g Spanish speakers will never understand pidgin English. So modified form of Arabic is still Arabic, forget politics. The reason we do a lot of what we do in Nigeria is for politics, The British are our Colonial masters, so English is our lingua franca, and they didn't enforce religion on anyone even though they are Christians, but we just want to balance everything out politically in this country, if English then Arabic. Yes ou mentioned historical importance, is ajami the only language we should preserve for life? what about other thousands of languages, do we then bring them on our national identities? There is no Hausa man that won't understand 500, 100, 50 naira e.t.c and the value, without unnecessary inscription of one useless ajami, (even our elderly market women understand the money and their values with frequent use) all for politics. |
| Education › Re: Education Minister Alausa Reverses 18-Year Age Limit For Admission by Librason: 4:08pm On Nov 06, 2024 |
SlavaUkraini:
After spending millions on their Education, they graduate and can't find a good job.
And you say that Education is not a Scam ?
Dey play. A sensible and a deep thinker will never say education is a scam. If there are lack of employment, we must resolve to solve it, however education you received will shape your mind and enlight you, infact value of education can't be quantified. |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 4:55pm On Oct 22, 2024 |
OmoOshodi:
when dem tell you to go school...you will say education na scam.....go and read it again... Why are you challenging Ironbull who is sensible? Only a semi-illiterate will insinuate over 90% of army generals are from the North, uneducated! |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 4:38pm On Oct 22, 2024*. Modified: 5:00pm On Oct 22, 2024 |
airsaylongcome:
How is it a contradiction? Aren't there many non-English languages written with English alphabets? Pidgin English is written in English alphabets. Does that make Pidgin English, English? Or are Yoruba and Igbo, languages written English alphabets, also "English"?
FYI, what is written on the Nigerian Army logo and I believe the older Naira notes (₦1 note I remember had it) is called "ajami" from the Arabic word ajamiya. A quick look on Wikipedia says the following:
"Ajami (Arabic: عجمي, ʿajamī) or Ajamiyya (Arabic: عجمية, ʿajamiyyah), which comes from the Arabic root for 'foreign' or 'stranger', is an Arabic-derived script used for writing African languages, particularly Songhai, Mandé, Hausa and Swahili, although many other languages are also written using the script, including Mooré, Pulaar, Wolof, and Yoruba."
So even in some contexts, Yoruba has been written in ajami.
So where's the contradiction you spoke about? I had given a native Arabic speaker one of our Naira notes to read the he inscription and it was completely unintelligible to them All the the long thrash doesn't hold water, you can't tell me something it's not Arabic yet you say is written in Arabic alphabet, then such speaker is not intelligent. So if i write "Obasanjo" or "Ojukwu" that means they are written in English alphabets? You are wrong! they automatically become Yoruba and Igbo name respectively. And the 'Pidgin English' you cited is also a form of English, the 'pidgin' preceding it is an adjective describing or qualifying the type of English it is, the broken one. Even in Arabics, there are dialects or modified forms. You cited Songhai, mande e.t.c, any connection towards Arabic, even not in it's purest form is still Arabic. I can write in Ondo or Ijebu dialect, they are both Yoruba languages and a Yoruba from Oyo or Osun may not understand, it still doesn't say what i have written in those dialects are not Yoruba dialects or standard Yoruba derivatives, so if someone from Saudi Arabic can't understand what is written on the uniform as you said just because of its modified form, they are still connected to Arabic, of course, there are modified Arabic across Arabic speaking comunities, even among Shuwab Arabs in the North and some nearby countries, there is slight deviation from the standard but some may still understand the standard Arabic. Bottom line, deviation from the standard or inability to understand the derived form doesn't say it's no more connected to the source which is Arabic.. Why can't non controversial or lingua franca be used? Creation of confusion, Nonsense! Bestman360 airsaylongcome Segkem2013 SilasGreenback You are truly a Squirrel1🐿️ chido20 SolCampbell Almunjid ewosk |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 4:01pm On Oct 22, 2024 |
OmoOshodi:
98% of the generals must be from Northern extraction Foolish lie! Ironbull |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 3:58pm On Oct 22, 2024*. Modified: 4:56pm On Oct 22, 2024 |
Segkem2013:
Thank you Hausa language written in Arabic is definitely equal to = Arabic, what's the difference? Ok let me write "I love you" English language, in Arabic letters and so that's not Arabic ?😡 mtcheew! airsaylongcome Segkem2013 SilasGreenback Bestman360 You are truly a Squirrel1🐿️ chido20 SolCampbell Almunjid ewosk |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 3:52pm On Oct 22, 2024 |
Moneyyyy09:
So the werey dey fear coup laidis make he put body nahh Na all of them dey fear coup. |
| Politics › Re: Army Pulls 15 Generals From Service by Librason: 3:48pm On Oct 22, 2024 |
BigBrother9ja:
Good.
99% of those generals are very useless and corrupt.
The money most of the steal is far more than what many politicians can even dream to steal. They don't have access to money corrupt politicians have access to, they are mainly salary earners , so 😌😔? |
| Celebrities › Re: Regina Daniels Husband Surprised Her With A Mosque In His And Regina's Name by Librason: 3:33pm On Oct 22, 2024 |
olaboy33:
Not surprising
Chi Ned u Munir Nwoko is one of the very small group of practising Muslims of South East origin.
What's surprising is the uncovered hairs of the ladies in the mosque.
I think its not accepted to have open hair in the mosque. Oh boy, he is not from South East. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Should You Listen To Worldly Songs As A Christian? by Librason: 5:01am On Oct 21, 2024 |
cutecommend:
If you go to some Christian weddings, you may hear worldly songs during the reception. Some churches too may sing or change some worldly songs into Christian songs.. If someone corrects them, they may say "Christianity is in the heart, and on that day we go see who enter heaven" ..
The truth is that a Christian loving worldly songs is fake. You may speak in tongues, cry during worship etc. But if you love worldly music, you are fake or weak Christian..
I John 2:15 says "Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him" A fanatic & judge like you should get his brain 🧠 fixed, what's is worldly song, what's is Christian song? Should music not be judged by its content, Secular or Christian? So in your rigid head, listening to a song "🎶Children listen to your parents 🎶" or 🎶F'ibukun f'oluwa oo Iwo okan mi, koma se gbagbe ore re lorimi🎶 by "King Sunny Ade," translation Bless God oh my soul and forget not his benefits over me" 0R Ile aye fun' gba die ni oo omo araye e se rere oo, ka ma huwa rere loto" by "Ebenezer Obey" translation"life is short, human beings should do good' should be avoided and other good musics 🎵 like I mentioned just because they are not Christian songs!? then you are part of the people who religion has removed common sense from, religion doesn't make you a robot without positive discretion. Even your Pastors and mummy G.Os listen to secular songs. |
| Crime › Re: Drunk Soldiers Kill Policeman For Stopping Colleague Driving Against Traffic by Librason: 11:34pm On Oct 10, 2024 |
ppogba:
You would have done well without calling someone who expressed his own opinion a fool. Our comments go a long way in telling who we are whether online of offline.
How do you define quoting out of context?
Nice day. You would have done well if you didn't take yourself to be a fool who quote people out context, so if I say only fools quote people out of context and accuse them of what they are not, are you in such category? even if I quote you, is it not a continuation to a point you have raised, if you are not such people who quote people out of context, then you shouldn't have bothered. Our comments go a long way in telling who we are whether online or offline. |
| Crime › Re: Drunk Soldiers Kill Policeman For Stopping Colleague Driving Against Traffic by Librason: 7:42pm On Oct 10, 2024 |
Sterope:
Would you rather be born a Qatari or a Nigerian?
Many Nigerians would trade the democratic system for the higher standard of living enjoyed in countries like Qatar, which operates under monarchies (different from the system in UK and the Netherlands)
"Democracy" offers the illusion of choice and freedom, but it falls short. The recent Israeli genocide in 2024 has further undermined the argument for democracy or a so-called democratic principle.
All governments will abuse its power for its own benefits. The difference is one will gaslight you into thinking they truly uphold these principles. Others don't.
Whether it is a monarchy, a democracy, or a dictatorship, if a government can deliver a high quality of life, many people will overlook the flaws until the Western powers decide the government does not benefit them and then it is not democratic enough for them, and incite others against them. Your write up is so beautiful 💯 %, I love it so much. |
| Crime › Re: Drunk Soldiers Kill Policeman For Stopping Colleague Driving Against Traffic by Librason: 8:32am On Oct 10, 2024 |
ppogba:
Meanwhile, some children who should be learning little history from their parents are calling for a military government.
Cutting your nose to spite your face. Do people just wake up and call for military rule? are they even supposed to be calling for military rule? infact in this modern time, any shenanigan of military government can lead to formation of different militia groups and won't augur well for any society, is it not guns the idiots in uniform rely upon?! but that aside, only a fool will just quote people out of contest "calling for military rule" is it not the silliness of these thieves and election riggers who claim they practice democracy that make people to compare them with military government?, are people supposed to be calling for military government? Infact I even feared on the radio that the government in agbada or bagariga should govern well in Africa because part of the acclaimed reasons these uncultured men in uniform seize power is as a result of what they call bad governance and one deposed idiot on radio known as Sandra was over zealous and taking people out of contest, that one is calling for military rule, bad job! If a nation is peaceful and progressive are we not going to enjoy it together and if it's the other way round, are we not going to face it? so we always want the best for our country. Kingthreat |
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cyrusmillz:
My boy don do data. You're welcome . Alot has changed since the last time you came online. I don't reply losers and trolls anymore. Ciao ! You are deluded, "no data" kill you there. I am always online, you failure! You don't even have my engagements online. Go to sleep! you loser, failure. |
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cyrusmillz:
Untimely death is my portion and also untimely death is the portions of my parents I couldn'tafford data that's why i was offline . Yes, you said it last time, snitchy bastard! Let's do 1 on 1, no police involved. |
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I don't think innocent Ishaku is innocent. |
| Culture › Re: Funny Encounter Between A Soldier & Some Masquerades (pic/video) by Librason: 9:45pm On Aug 21, 2024 |
Zonefree:
Funny how soldier thinks he's Government. Person wey dey follow order? 
Government don't follow order, they make order.
Soldier man, you're not government, rather a government puppet. Stop feeling yourself! You lack understanding, they are arm or extension of government. Not all of them will be at the top at the same time, there must be hierarchy, soldiers are part and are in the side of government. |
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| Sports › Re: The Iconic Marta; A Celebration Of Excellent Career. by Librason: 1:11am On Aug 17, 2024 |
Yinkusgold:
Marta Vieira da Silva, born 19 February 1986 known monomously as Marta, is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a forward for the Orlando Pride in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and the Brazil national team.
Marta is widely regarded as the greatest female footballer of all time.
She has been named FIFA World Player of the Year six times, five of them being consecutive (from 2006 through 2010) and the latest award coming in 2018.
She was also honoured by FIFA in 2023 as a result of her contributions to Football.
She was appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations as a Sustainable Development Goals advocate in 2018.
Here are some of Marta's achievements below..
TROPHIES WON:
(1).Copa America X 3
(2).Copa Libertidores
(3).UEFA Women Champions
League (UWCL)
(4).9 League Titles (5 Clubs in
Sweden & USA)
(5).Pan American Games,
Women Football X 2
(6).Brazilian Cup
(7).Swedish Cup
INDIVIDUAL HONOURS
(1).FIFA World Best X 6
(2).FIFA Best Special Award
(3).Golden Ball X 2(FIFA U 19
2004 & World Cup 2007)
(4).Golden Boots/Top Scorer X 9(Sweden, USA,
FIFA 2007 & Copa America)
(5).Michelle Akers Player of the year X 2
(6).IFFHS X 3; World Best Play maker, World & CONMEBOL Player of the Decade, 2011-2020
RECORDS:
(1).FIFA World Cup all time Top Scorer (17 goals)
(2).Brazilian all time Top Scorer 119 goals
(3).First Player to Score in 5 World Cups
(4).First Player to Score in 5 Consecutive Olympics.
The outgoing Marta has done tremendously well in Women Football and She will never be forgotten.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marta_(footballer) I count up to 18 trophies from what I can see above, apart from individual honours and records, that's impressive! |
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