₦airaland Forum

Nataliace:
I know that times are hard now and some people finds it difficult to feed.

I am inspired to do this because I have met alot of people who finds it very difficult to feed. How can I contribute my own quota to the society and extend hand of help to those who are far? This is the means to reach out to the needy.

I will be giving N2000 to each person who's in need and shows interest. Please note that this giveaway is strictly limited to the ones who can't feed themselves regularly. Also note that I can't give you more than N2000 regardless of your financial challenges. Also note that you may not get it immediately I get to hear from you.


Make sure you quote me here before you send me pm. I will not entertain anyone who pm me without quoting me here.


Thank you.



Modified: for those of you who can't access their mail, WhatsApp me on 07087697805

oz4real83:
How much LNG did Nigeria import in the same year? . Most of the LNG in our domestic market was imported, it makes absolutely no sense to export and then reimport expensively for the domestic market. Our naira will continue a free fall if this govt continue in this meaningless trend. That is why the gas available in the domestic market has been so expensive.

Yungmil:
Liverpool match dey remain make my 800k enter.


Give away for the first 10 people to mention me.

Ur time starts now!!!!

chatinent:
Yes, it is the gift of the holy spirit as seen on the day of pentecost.

But you see, brother, what is done today, the speaking of unknowledgeable words is pure nonsense and wasn't what was done then.

Unless you want to explain the meaning of rashidi yekini yamaha wa ka susuki from a preacher's mouth.

When people spoke in tongues in ancient times, they spoke one language and people from different cultural backgrounds, languages, and heritage, understood them.

Suppose Paul was in a Hebrew land (with non-Hebrew visitors from around) and spoke Hebrew, of the gift of the spirit, the Greeks, people of Corinth, people of Ephesus, Igbos, Ijaws, Yorubas, etc., understood him! They weren't speaking nonsense! The gift allowed them spread the message far and beyond language barriers...not speaking ecstatic pronouncements of gibberish.

Now I ask you, is what that was done then the same with what we hear and see today?


Have a nice century.