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Mudu of beans in Abuja is 2,700
Outskirts like Maraba, mudu is sold for 2,500

Greed is a disease!!!
Ultimate Greed however!!!
No regard or sympathy for the millions of Nigerians that would and actually got affected...
People lost their lives
People starved even when they had money
Everything relatively slowed down!!
My God humans are terribly wicked

Ok

About time we have some sanity in the Aviation sector!!
Unite and demand your payments and pension.. I once worked in a corporation that would rather bribe the oversight committee than remit pensions!! Very anyhow country

ok

nice

As Abuja undergoes a monumental transformation with its extensive road revamp, there’s an opportunity that shouldn’t be overlooked: the integration of dedicated cycling lanes. The capital city of Nigeria stands at a crossroads where progress meets sustainability, and incorporating cycling infrastructure is not just a matter of convenience; it’s a necessity for the future well-being of its citizens and the environment.
The modernization efforts in Abuja are commendable, reflecting the city’s ambition to keep pace with urban development trends worldwide. However, amidst the frenzy of construction and expansion, the voices advocating for sustainable transportation must not be drowned out. A cycling lane network is not merely an addition to the cityscape; it’s a statement of intent towards a healthier, greener, and more inclusive urban environment.
One of the most pressing reasons for incorporating cycling lanes in Abuja is to address the burgeoning issue of traffic congestion, especially towards the outskirts where majority of the citizens reside. As the city grows, so does the number of vehicles on its roads, leading to gridlock during peak hours. Introducing cycling lanes encourages a modal shift, wherein more people opt for bicycles as a means of transportation, thereby reducing the strain on the road infrastructure and alleviating traffic congestion.
Moreover, promoting cycling aligns with global efforts to combat climate change. By encouraging non-motorized forms of transportation, Abuja can significantly reduce its carbon footprint, contributing to the global fight against air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. The adoption of cycling lanes is a tangible step towards fulfilling Nigeria’s commitments to the Paris Agreement and achieving sustainable development goals.
Beyond environmental considerations, a cycling-friendly city fosters public health and well-being. Regular physical activity, such as cycling, has numerous health benefits, including reduced risk of chronic diseases like obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular ailments. By providing safe and accessible cycling lanes, Abuja can encourage its residents to embrace an active lifestyle, leading to healthier communities and reduced healthcare burdens.
Furthermore, integrating cycling infrastructure promotes social equity and accessibility. Unlike private vehicles, bicycles are affordable and accessible to people from all walks of life. By prioritizing cycling lanes, Abuja ensures that transportation options are not limited to those who can afford cars, thus promoting social inclusion and economic equality.
Critics might argue that Abuja’s climate or topography is unsuitable for cycling. However, numerous cities with similar climates and terrains have successfully implemented cycling infrastructure. By investing in well-designed lanes, providing shade where necessary, and incorporating urban planning strategies that prioritize cyclists’ safety, Abuja can overcome these challenges and create a conducive environment for cycling.
Implementing cycling lanes in Abuja requires a multifaceted approach involving urban planners, policymakers, civil society organizations, and the community at large. It’s not just about painting lines on the road; it’s about reimagining urban spaces to accommodate diverse modes of transportation. Comprehensive planning, public awareness campaigns, and stakeholder engagement are essential components of a successful cycling infrastructure initiative.
In conclusion, amidst Abuja’s impressive road revamp, the incorporation of dedicated cycling lanes is not just an option; it’s a necessity. Embracing cycling as a viable mode of transportation is a progressive step towards building a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient city. By investing in cycling infrastructure, Abuja can pave the way for a brighter, healthier, and more vibrant future for its residents and generations to come. It’s time for Abuja to pedal towards progress, one lane at a time.

I love your brief analysis!!!
It was so apt!!
Are u in the Armed Forces?
Or just passionate about security?

obedience4:
The reaction TIME is wide
2 hours for the drones to get to Isreal,
Enough reaction time to track and destroy.
USA navy ship's especially the agies class destroyers will have track the trajectory and link it to the IDF

This is absolutely interesting..
Imagine content creators with fresh content the ripple effect on, hotels and transportation..
The benefits are endless

Nazgul:
That's because the league currently lacks investors. Most of the clubs are managed by state governors who care very little about the welfare of the players.

With the right investors, enough money would be pumped into the league. Thus increasing the quality of players, giving it a facelift and an increased fan base. And with time we'll give the south African league a run for their money. Youths would troop into various stadiums across the country every week to catch a glimpse of the action.

Even European clubs wouldn't mind coming down here for pre-season tour cos our league would be standard.

May his soul Rest In Peace

Urban development presents numerous opportunities for investors, and having strategic foresight is essential in capitalizing on these possibilities. Wuye, a rapidly growing area within Nigeria’s capital city of Abuja, is a prime example of such potential. With ongoing construction in the city and the upcoming bridge connecting Zone 7 to Wuye, it is an ideal location for individuals and businesses to invest in shops. Abuja has always been attractive to investors due to its well-planned layout and scenic landscape, and Wuye’s strategic positioning near the city center and major transport routes has only added to its appeal for real estate development and commercial activity. This bridge symbolizes progress and economic integration, and its construction will greatly enhance Wuye’s commercial viability and attractiveness for investments. One of the most promising investment options in Wuye is acquiring shops at the Wuye ultra modern Market for the following reasons:

Prime Location: Wuye’s central location within Abuja’s urban landscape makes it a hub of economic activity. It is in close proximity to major landmarks, commercial centers, and transportation routes, and the bridge construction will further improve accessibility and connectivity, making Wuye an even more desirable location for businesses.
2. Increasing Demand: As Abuja continues to experience urbanization and population growth, the demand for commercial spaces, specifically shops, is on the rise. Wuye’s mix of residential, commercial, and institutional developments makes it an ideal place for businesses catering to diverse consumer needs. The construction of the bridge will also reduce traffic in other areas, making Wuye an attractive option for both residents and businesses.

3. Appreciation Potential: The construction of infrastructure projects such as bridges often leads to an increase in property values in the surrounding areas. As connectivity and accessibility improve, property values tend to rise, providing investors with the opportunity for capital appreciation. This is an ideal time to invest in shops in Wuye to take advantage of the expected appreciation due to the bridge construction.

4. Diversification of Portfolio: For investors looking to minimize risk and diversify their portfolios, real estate is an attractive asset class. Within this category, commercial properties, particularly shops, offer stable rental income and long-term potential for capital appreciation. By investing in shops in Wuye, investors can diversify their portfolios, mitigate market volatility, and enjoy steady rental yields.

5. Business Opportunities: Apart from investment potential, owning shops in Wuye also presents entrepreneurs with the opportunity to establish or expand their businesses in a strategically advantageous location. With improved connectivity and accessibility, businesses in Wuye can tap into a larger consumer base, capitalize on foot traffic, and foster growth and expansion.

In conclusion, the bridge construction from Zone 7 to Wuye marks the beginning of a new phase of growth and potential for this vibrant area in Abuja. Investing in shops in Wuye is a wise and promising venture, providing investors with the chance for capital appreciation, steady rental income, and participation in the area’s thriving commercial ecosystem. As the bridge improves connectivity and accessibility, now is the perfect time to take advantage of the potential of Wuye’s growing real estate market.

Hmmmmmm

I really would love to read some of these Novels.
We could even do a swap, I have a collection of Dan Browns and Robert Ludlums

rinzaugustine:
RIP to hamas and their supporters…finding Israel trouble is like war without end because they will never stop and they don’t forgive or forget terror on their soil and they don’t read the New Testament. They read Old Testament which is patterned after mosaic laws of an eye for an eye. Na Israelis calm German people body, after waging WW1, Germans waged another war against the world- WW2 but their greatest undoing was killing jews. A lot of youngsters supporting Palestine today have never heard of the most powerful secret intelligence agency in the world which is Israeli mossad Aliya bet’. They smuggled out more than 6m jews from Europe to America during the world war and today they control most of the big businesses in US. Mossad went further to track, bring to trial and had sentenced to death all hitler’s henchman who participated in Jewish genocide, the last being Adolph heischmac who was tracked to Argentina inspite of the fact he did plastic surgery that changed his face, was tried in Nuremberg and executed courtesy of mossad - Go and read night the novel that won elie wiesel Nobel prize in literature for non fiction. During the 1973 Olympics Palestines killed almost the entire Jewish team but Israel mossad put together one of the deadliest strike forces ever known in human history led by Abner Levi. The Palestines that did the killings were all mowed down one after the other. They were killed all over Europe. One became an ambassador in Germany and was killed by a telephone bomb- the last one ran to an Arab country and they gave him the highest security in the country to avoid dying that was around 1975 but Abner and his men was able to break the immigration, country and hotel security to get him- they just told him “Munich 72” and he started crying before Abner killed him with a silencer gun- read the black September a non fiction which also have a movie adaptation that won the academy awards. In 1977 Idi Amin kept boasting he will deal with Jews that when the Palestines hijacked an Airplane going from Tel Aviv to London no nation in Middle East agreed to allow them land when they heard they were Jewish hostages but the foolish Amin agreed to allow them land in Uganda. Mossad coordinated a rescue mission never seen any where in the world- headed by Colonel Joseph Netanyahu- elder brother to the current prime minister Benjamin who was also part of the squad . They rescued the entire Israeli hostages of more than 200 people but Joseph was shot at the back by a dying Ugandan soldier and eventually died in Israel- Read the Non fictional book “Raid at Entebbe” which also has an award winning movie adaptation , that time they called themselves PLO while today they call themselves hamas so Israelis are not a stranger to these kind of crises

Nigeria, like many developing nations, is experiencing a surge in urbanization and infrastructure development. However, this growth comes with its own set of challenges, one of the most pressing being the soaring cost of building materials. The exorbitant prices of construction materials not only pose financial burdens but also compromise the structural integrity of buildings, leading to potential hazards for inhabitants. This article delves into the root causes of the escalating costs and the inherent dangers it poses to structural stability in Nigeria.
The Nigerian construction industry has been grappling with a steady increase in the prices of essential building materials over the years. Factors such as inflation, currency devaluation, import restrictions, and supply chain disruptions contribute to this phenomenon. Cement, steel, sand, gravel, and timber—the fundamental components of construction—are particularly affected.
Cement, a cornerstone material in building construction, has witnessed significant price hikes due to the rising cost of production and transportation. Steel, another vital material for structural frameworks, faces price volatility influenced by global market trends and local demand-supply dynamics. The scarcity of quality sand and gravel aggravates the situation, leading to inflated prices and compromising the quality of concrete mixtures. Additionally, timber, essential for formwork and roof structures, faces challenges due to deforestation and regulatory constraints.
The repercussions of inflated building material costs extend beyond financial burdens to jeopardize the structural integrity of buildings. When builders resort to substandard materials or techniques to cut costs, the result is compromised structural stability. Poor-quality cement mixtures, inadequate reinforcement, and insufficient load-bearing capacity are common issues arising from cost-cutting measures.
Substandard construction practices often lead to structural failures, endangering lives and causing property damage. Collapsing buildings, weakened foundations, and structural deformities are prevalent consequences of compromising quality for affordability. The tragic incidents of building collapses in Nigeria serve as grim reminders of the grave consequences of neglecting structural integrity.
The ramifications of compromised structural integrity extend beyond the construction phase to impact the safety and well-being of building occupants. Inhabiting structures built with substandard materials poses grave risks, including the threat of collapse, fire hazards, and susceptibility to natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods.
The human toll of building collapses is devastating, resulting in injuries, fatalities, and displacement of families. Moreover, the psychological trauma inflicted on survivors worsens the repercussions of such disasters. Vulnerable communities, often residing in informal settlements and low-income housing, bear the brunt of these risks, lacking access to safe and resilient infrastructure.
Tackling the challenges posed by the escalating costs of building materials requires a multi-faceted approach involving stakeholders across the construction industry and government agencies. Measures such as promoting local manufacturing of construction materials, incentivizing sustainable practices, and enforcing stringent quality standards are imperative to ensure the resilience of built infrastructure.
Investments in research and development aimed at innovation in construction technologies and materials can foster cost-effective solutions without compromising quality and safety. Additionally, capacity-building initiatives to enhance the skills and knowledge of builders and engineers in adopting best practices are essential to uphold structural integrity.
In conclusion, the rising cost of building materials in Nigeria not only strains the finances of stakeholders but also undermines the structural integrity of buildings, posing grave risks to inhabitants. Addressing this challenge requires concerted efforts to promote sustainable practices, enhance regulatory oversight, and invest in local manufacturing and innovation. Ensuring the resilience of built infrastructure is not merely an economic imperative but a moral obligation to safeguard lives and secure the future of Nigerian communities.

People still eat noodles?
Those days are gone

This actually would be put to test in a couple of years time when the Brics countries would "show working" I believe myself to be neutral in world politics, but certainly to a large extent, I love some of Putin's policies, when it comes to strategies and love for his people, especially the true spirit of the sovïet.
I'm quite interested in how u were able to make the transit from Nigeria to Russia.

ChristCee:
Do you know the funniest thing about these pictures? I am living in Russia and I am looking at this news as if it happened in a different foreign country far away. As in, Russia is very big and unique. My city is about 7- 9 hours from Moscow based on your type of plane.
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Most flight would make a stop in Krasnoyarsk or Irkutsk before going to my city increasing travel time to like 13 hours.
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In comparison, direct from Nigeria to Moscow before Ukraine war was about 6 to 8 hours!
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But every part of Russia is developed. This is where UK and europe. should learn. You colonized a lot of countries and milked them dry...but Russia has a lot of federations in it and the government equally developed every part. Every part of Russia wants to keep being Russia because they love the leadership but how many African countries want to keep being a part of their colonial empire? It says a lot.
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I am not a 'pro Putin' I really see myself as a neutral person in world politics but to be really honest, If a country in Africa was colonized by Russia, that country would be competing with Europe and china in terms of development today. Look at all the breakaway countries from former USSR which one of them is poor and suffering? Russia was not milking those people, Russia was developing it.
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Judging by the very few people that live in my city 350k you would think this place would be a village but no! Pretoria and Johannesburg combined cannot be compare with Yakutsk even though this is the coldest city in the world.
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To crown it all, Russians love black people. You can even see it in President Putin's policies. Unfortunately we were colonized by Europeans that actually hate black people. One fool from Belgium was even cutting arms of thousands of people in Congo! Chai...Africa has really suffered in the hands of these European supremacists.
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One of my female friends in the city often send me pictures of half cast kids asking me what I think our baby would look like...I keep avoiding that question.
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We walk on the street at night as if it's afternoon
No gun violence.
People kiss and hug and display affection publicly without being mocked
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Everywhere is peaceful
No one avoids you in the bus because of your colour.
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If people look at you too much just know they are fascinated and want to talk. A simple Привет! And you will see them smiling and asking you questions.
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Honestly...Russia is the country Africa should have befriended a long time ago.

Nigeria's agricultural sector is a vital contributor to the country's economy, with over 70% of Nigerians engaged in agriculture, predominantly at subsistence levels. In spite of this, the nation grapples with food insecurity exacerbated by escalating insecurity, particularly in Northern Nigeria. The disruption of agricultural activities due to violence and instability has led to a decline in food production, exacerbating the country's food insecurity. I would like to explore the grave effects of food shortage in Nigeria and propose strategies to alleviate this crisis, emphasizing the pivotal role of logistics in bolstering food stability.
Impact of Food Shortage on Nigeria's Food Security:
The insecurity in Northern and several parts of Nigeria has severely disrupted agricultural activities, leading to reduced yields and production losses across staple crops, diminishing the availability of food supplies. This decline in food production has triggered price hikes, rendering essential food items increasingly unaffordable, exacerbating food insecurity, particularly among vulnerable populations. Additionally, food shortages have dire consequences for nutrition and health, contributing to malnutrition, stunted growth, and increased susceptibility to diseases, with long-term implications for human capital development and socio-economic well-being.
Strategies to Curb Food Insecurity:
Enhanced Security Measures: Prioritizing security interventions to restore peace and stability, not only in the North but across Nigeria, is essential for creating a conducive environment for farmers to engage in agricultural activities. This may involve deploying security forces, implementing community policing initiatives like Amotekun in Oyo state, and fostering dialogue with local stakeholders to address underlying grievances.
Agricultural Support Programs: Investing in agricultural support programs, such as access to improved seeds, fertilizers, and irrigation systems, empowers farmers to boost productivity and resilience. Extension services and capacity-building initiatives equip farmers with the knowledge and skills needed to adopt sustainable farming practices, mitigating risks. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has made significant contributions in this regard.
Diversification and Value Addition: Encouraging diversification of agricultural production and promoting agro-processing industries reduces reliance on a few staple crops. Supporting high-value crops, livestock rearing, and establishing food processing facilities add value to agricultural products, minimizing post-harvest losses.
The Role of Logistics in Ensuring Food Stability:
Logistics play a crucial role in the efficient distribution of food supplies from farms to consumers across the country. Investing in transportation infrastructure, storage facilities, and cold chain logistics improves supply chain efficiency, reducing food wastage. Improving market access for farmers through better road networks, market information systems, and access to credit facilitates the movement of agricultural produce, ensuring fair prices and income opportunities. Initiatives like those of the Nigerian Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) have played a significant role in providing credit facilities to farmers. During crises, logistics are essential for the rapid delivery of emergency food aid and humanitarian assistance to affected populations, enhancing the effectiveness of emergency response efforts.
In conclusion, addressing food insecurity in Nigeria requires a multi-faceted approach that combines security interventions, agricultural support programs, and logistics enhancements. Prioritizing investments in these areas and fostering collaboration between government, private sector, and civil society stakeholders can build a more resilient food system, ensuring food stability, improving nutrition outcomes, and enhancing the well-being of all Nigerians. It is through concerted efforts and sustained commitment that Nigeria can overcome the challenges of food insecurity and create a brighter future for its citizens.

The recent victory of the Super Eagles over South Africa in the AFCON semi-finals has reignited the passion and pride of Nigerian football fans nationwide. As we celebrate this remarkable achievement, it's also an opportune moment to reflect on the state of sports infrastructure in Nigeria, particularly the underutilized gem that is the National Stadium in Abuja. Beyond serving as a venue for occasional events, the stadium holds immense potential to become a thriving hub of sporting and recreational activities. I would like to explore innovative ideas to revitalize the Abuja National Stadium and make it a focal point for community engagement, sports development, and national pride.
It is indeed disheartening that despite the proximity of Lokogoma, merely 17 minutes or approximately 12 kilometres from the stadium, and the Gudu/Gaduwa/Games Village axis, which is less than 10 minutes away from the stadium, these areas are not fully capitalizing on the opportunities presented by the national stadium. Instead, residents often opt to park their cars around the Games Village roundabout and walk the distance from games village to Area 1 and back, a stretch that is essentially right behind the National Stadium. As a forward-thinking government, proactive measures should be taken to make the stadium more appealing to these residents. Moreover, such initiatives could also serve as a means of alleviating congestion at Jabi Lake, a popular weekend sports destination.
Implementing facilities such as skating parks, cycling paths, and jogging trails could not only cater to the burgeoning interest in these activities but also provide an alternative recreational space for residents. The rise in the number of adolescent skaters in Nigeria, coupled with the growing openness of parents to encourage their children to develop diverse skill sets, underscores the potential success of such endeavours, mirroring the thriving activity at Jabi Lake. Collaborating with partners to construct user-friendly skating platforms equipped with affordable kits could yield significant dividends in terms of engagement and utilization.
While contemplating these possibilities, the pressing issue of funding inevitably comes to mind. A cursory Google search revealed that the Federal Government has allocated a substantial sum of[b] N31.24 billion[/b] for the headquarters and agencies of the Ministry, including the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and the Nigeria Institute for Sports (NIS). Channelling a portion of these funds towards the revitalization and expansion of the national stadium's amenities could catalyse its transformation into a vibrant community hub, fostering a culture of sports and leisure among Abuja residents.
In conclusion, it is imperative for stakeholders to seize the opportunity to revitalize the Abuja National Stadium, leveraging its strategic location and untapped potential to enrich the lives of local communities. By prioritizing investments in user-friendly facilities and forging partnerships with relevant stakeholders, we can unlock the stadium's full value and create a legacy of inclusive recreation and sports development for generations to come.
God Bless Nigeria

congratulations and more wins brother

TheBTCinvestor:
My God...I remember when I used to work In the Diamond bank now Access bank in 2013 as a full staff marketer....I was bashed because of low figures, disgraced during MPR, talked down on my colleagues, my salary was poor and I felt my future was bleak. It was a long struggle till I left for keystone bank and the harassment to meet deposit and risk asset continued...Imagine being told to raise 400m in 6month
I was always responding to queries stating why i havent met 60percent of my target..this affected me in many ways and I still have PTSD. Omo thank God....My Jehova came thru and gave me a good oil and gas offer that disgraced my enemies...They thought they had won by kicking me out..little did they know God had a better plan. Bank job is not for the weak!!!..I totally understand her frustration.

This is so apt!!! And maybe for someone who won’t want to get entangled or compromise!! I’ve seen my boss tell our marketers to “do like others do” it’s really unfair!!

Amen!!!!!!

dominique:
Even though I don't encourage stagnancy and complacency, before you make any move from your comfort zone do your proper findings about where you're about to go. I know of someone that left his job paying fairly well to a better paying job only to get axed within a year when the company was downsizing to save cost. Take to google and do your research on the job. Enter keywords like 'is xyz company a good place to work'? Some of the results will bring you back to Nairaland sef. My prayer is that the unemployed underemployed in this country find themselves in this position very soon by God's grace.

Like ehhhhh!!!!! I've already seen a poster who's dragged the East into it already

Domyresearch:
People won't read this. Watch how it degenerates into the usual tribal war in 321...

Bush meat wan catch hunter

Damn!!!!! This is so so deep!!! And clearly explained.
I would assume you're passionate about philosophy of the world. I hope we can be mutuals..I would have a lot to learn from you. I'm following you asap

absoluteSuccess:
Let's see it this way, we have consciousness. As long as we are humans, we will never escape religion due to our consciousness, it's either you are for or against religion.

In religion, there's straight explanation for our consciousness: God made it and everything else. It would be very hard to create a new explanation and not sound insane.

"Do not create a new, weird theory when a simple, common sense answer already exists". that's Occam's razor. Now outside religion, you have stoicism, skepticism, Zoroastrianism, Sophisms, atheism and Darwinism.

Within religion, you have pantheism: (everything is divine), Polytheism: (many gods and a Chief God), Monotheism: (only one God). The people of Israel were unique to be the only known monotheistic covenanted people.

The hope of a typical man is survival: "guarantee this day, our daily bread". On national scale, Israel hoped to survive with the help of the God of her fathers. But it was destroyed many times by stronger powers who themselves equally got destroyed.

It boils down to survival but by strength none of the almighty nations of old survived either.

Christ came with a survival plan different from the survival plan known to the remnants of the Jews that's not been destroyed by the powerful countries that rises and falls. The Messiah should save the Jew from the fangs of Rome.

Unfortunately, he was not a big man and great soldier ready to conquer. In fact, the Maccabees were up to this. Jesus was for the ordinary man and ordinary people, the type that nobody cares much about compared to the glory of ruling an expansive empire.

For this, his teachings doesn't tally with the quest of the ages of the Jews who were crying for a revolutionary. His teachings became Christianity. His teachings gives hope to humanity if human survival means a thing. So he is the author of this concept of salvation.

There's no other teacher with his angle on this topic. So it's either you agree with him or just find something else to feed your consciousness outside the confines of religion where survival is temporal or replaced with something else.

Now let's say "heaven" is the payoff for following Christ, the truth is, you don't want to be a source of sorrow to others, you also want to be at peace with yourself. This is some "heaven on Earth" on a personal level.

Christianity don't get you trying to point out the wrong of other religions as it's strength, but doing the will of God and upholding what's morally enshrined in your culture. It's not trying to build a pyramid for it's country of birth, e.g. Jerusalem, but instead heavenly one.

It doesn't get you to speak Hebrew, compel you on a pilgrimage to it's shrines and ask you to fast if you don't want to fast. So you are at the very center of your consciousness and whatever you can make of it in the light of truth of the word of God. That's true liberty.

With all this knowledge, if you have religious turn of mind to feed your consciousness by, it would be easy to be a Christian. But that never saves you from the Christian dogma or doctrines. You still have to do your own research and grow your intellect.

Growing in your Christian intellect is going to church to nurture your faith. As you strive to know God, you go through men in the hope that you become a better version of man. The consciousness is what connect us to God, our creator, and from this religion of all sort were born.

Sorry for my terrible punctuations.

Profoundly put, what then is the relevance of all of the concept called religion Is it also a form of control mechanism or construct in the matrix called life??

absoluteSuccess:
Polytheism>>Monotheism.
Babylon>>Jerusalem.
Judaism>>Christianity.
Christianity>>Islam.

"Salvation is of the Jews" as Jesus said. If there's not been Polytheism, Monotheism would not have been. If there's not been Christianity, Islam would never exist.

If the Bible is wrong and Quran asked it's adherents to believe in the Taoreta and Injil, it's sending it's audience to sources it never confirmed before validating, which raises questions.

If you have problem with the source of your own claims, your evidence cannot stand as proof. If Islam is a different religion on it's own, it should never have associated itself with Judaism like Christianity.

There's no point fighting people you rely upon to establish your Credence. It would be a quest for dominion rather than salvation. That would be a war without end. It's terrible to be caught up inbetween passion-driven enmity.

The word "salvation" is another word for "improvement on the last update". If the improvement now involved bloodletting and empire building, it's becoming political (religion) trying to exploit the buyers rather than fix users' problems.

Let's just look within ourselves and ask, what does my religion want? It will help us decide what matters most and why we believe what we believe, either it's a faith or political party disguised as faith. That understanding will help us identify what we want as an individual.

Let's give peace a chance.

Hmmmmm

Baba don de sound warning

OK O

A friend reached out that he's looking for a driver... I kuku presented myself, he does Real Estate and furniture. Had to embed myself in the marketing team so I could make commissions.. Barely surviving, but God has been faithful

Franzinni:
It is hardwired in them to fall for the bad boy even if they know he is no good for them but when nature hold you, you go fear autopilot...

A bad boy give them drama and a woman without drama is like a big dick with erectile dysfunction. They crave the adventure, the rollercoaster, the unpredictability, the machismo, they are even ready to put up with being smacked around like a rag doll once in a while, they always have a ready excuse for the bad boy as to why he beat her up. They are usually invested in the allure of bad boys untill they begin to approach the wall say around 28, with a stretched out 🐈, a couple of abortions and a plethora of mental and psychological problems, then they find a simp who has been trying to land a hot babe all his life but face rejection after rejection becasue he is too short or too something... Then like a narcissist, they tailor thier attitude and character to align with his desires until after a couple of kids and marriage then boom, he is not meeting up to thier expectations, his sex life is poor, he works too much, then they rekindle old flings with thier ex who lives far away, send him a couple of nudes just to activate the he goat in him, he finds a way to come to town, she keeps the kids with the simp and goes to get her guts pushed in by the bad boy... She comes back home to the simp who believes he is doing what a man should do and taking care of his family without the slightest clue that he is only playing a game society has put before him and generations before him... If you have a good woman hold her tight and treat her right becasue it's a jungle out here.

Broooo!!!! Who the fvck Hurt you??