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ifyalways: I should be flogged thoroughly for failing that.E bu onye Aro? |
lancaster: Ekpererem Ekpo Aro!!!!Mazi. On 31st Dec at amannagwu round about |
amyg: Cos I wanna marry 4 love but economy won't let love thrive+genotype wahala.Eh ya. *sobs* |
salam001: Nonsense thread,don't generalize.!!,anybody eats The Gizzard in my homeAboki, are you igbo? |
PortHarcourtBoy: Wey that Aboki dem catch with vulture for Port Harcourt?intentionally or not you made sense. |
we as nigerians should have alternatives in case things like this come up. |
m.aljazeera.com/se/2012102012048167751 |
Wedding guests killed in Afghanistan blast Last updated: 2 hours ago Roadside bomb kills at least 19 people heading to a wedding celebration in northern Balkh province. A roadside bomb has torn through a minibus carrying people to a wedding celebration in northern Afghanistan, killing at least 19 people and wounding 16, authorities said. Bismullah Muslimyar, the district police commander who gave the death toll, said six children and seven women were among those killed in Balkh province on Friday morning. He said a police patrol had passed through Dawlat Abad district attack site during the night. "All the victims were civilians and mostly they were women and children," Shir Jan Durrani, provincial police spokesman, told the AFP news agency. The bus was taking guests to a wedding celebration in the Dawlat Abad district, about 40 kilometres from provincial capital Mazar-e-Sharif, Durrani said Muslimyar said the wedding had occurred Thursday, and the party was heading to the groom's home to congratulate the newlyweds according to tradition. Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, strongly condemned the attack. “Planting a mine on a road used by civilians and the killing of innocent people represents hostility toward humanity,'' he said in a statement. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. Earlier this month, the United Nations Security Council expressed serious concern at the high number of civilian casualties in the war, especially among women and children. Women and children accounted for about 30 per cent of this year's casualties, mostly victims of roadside bombs. The Taliban and other armed groups are responsible for the overwhelming majority of civilian deaths in the country. About 77 per cent of the deaths between January and June can be attributed to fighters, a UN report said. Homemade bombs continue to be the deadliest weapon for civilians, accounting for 29 per cent of all such deaths in the period, it said. Free and fair elections Meanwhile, NATO's visiting top official urged the Afghan government to ensure that the next presidential elections in 2014 are free and fair. Karzai will not be able to run after having served the maximum two terms in office. “It's essential for the trust between the Afghan people and government that these elections take place in a free, transparent and inclusive manner,'' Anders Fogh Rasmussen, NATO secretary-general said in Mazar- eSharif where he and envoys from NATO's governing body were concluding a two-day visit to Afghanistan. There is mounting uncertainty about the upcoming transfer of power, which will come as NATO's troops prepare to end their combat role at the end of 2014. |
tiarabubu: There is no need for that. You know Islam is very intolerant of criticism or indept study that asks fundamental questions. Insulting him will not do any good. It will only muddle issues. Besides that ain't the way to go no matter what. cool tempa ejorThanks. I appretiate |
maclatunji: Hello my dear friends. Would you be kind enough to answer me question?I have repented otherwise i would have abused you to a great lenght since you have no power to ban me here. |
I used her song for my ringtone in my nokia phone, and when i switched on my phone the two hands refused to shake each other. |
Tolaaaaannni: If I make 2million naira a month and I see a person that is obviously IN NEED and cannot help themselves. You see that I said "In need and cannot help themselves" meaning not some lazing bum on the street that doesn't want to work. But someone that can't help the situation that they are in. Then absolutely I will give them 200,000 naira no doubt, or even more!My point is not just seeing anybody on the road and giving your tithe, i mean going out to look for the poorest of the poor who may not even know who you are and helping them enrich their lives with your tithe. |
Fhemmmy: This is not what the discussion is about.Thats my question. If I decide to give the entire 10% to the poor, those whom i know to be really poor, is it wrong? |
Fhemmmy: Yes, it is wrong!How? |
ba7man: I'm back. Been reading up on the Biafran Civil war on Google. True, a blockade was effected but why did Ojukwu reject the aids when they were later allowed in?? He seemed more concerned about securing planes for his bombing campaign and weapons. At that point, he was detached from the realities of the war. He was more adept at leading troops. I also confirmed it that it was the Nigerian Airspace that aids was attempted to be delivered to Biafra. Ojukwu should have worked out an alternate route through Cameroon (An option that's glaring) since France was sympathetic to the Biafran cause. Ojukwu was probably too focused on the war front to realize his people were dying.My brother go and read again. Why do you think Nigeria lost Bakassi to Cameroon? When you find the answer, come back. |
dayokanu: What can Andre Uweh do? Andre Uweh aka Tomakint, Abadaba, ngodigha has been outed already, Get busy and create another username. This time claim Ibibio or Edo cos studying in UI is not enough to be Yoruba. |
phreakabit: Awo died with the truth? Get your facts right. He committed suicide!I heard he drank rat poison. |
God help Nigeria |
CyberG: Only because she spews garbage which is your same position? I asked really important questions but it is VERY upsetting to see people come here to twist facts. I have read the same Aburi accord, dissected several hundreds of time by people who are indeed knowledgeable and very respectable for stating the facts. Has Mimi or you read that same document? How many neutral, factual books have you personally read? I know when she joined this forum and at the beginning she just jumped blindly around on issues based on sentiments not facts and knowledgeable folks cautioned her. Now, she gets to teach the likes of Kts, Alh, Ekt, Gba, etc history when it is well documented that Ojuku rejected the same Aburi accord for getting about 90% but not 100%. Well, so Nigeria gets 0% and guess who complains about that? iboz like Mimifowon and you, the ignoramus who does not know that 0% << 90%. Does it not makes sense that if Nigeria got 90% that works so well, it was just a matter of time before everyone comes around to support anything that completes that equation?Even if she is wrong, that does not give you the right to abuse her. If you have a contrary view to her post, and you have read better materials of the said meeting, as an intellectual (which you claim to be) you could post it here for every one to see rather than resort to personal abuses. As a mature man which i know you are there are better ways to handle issues like this, or do you think the op manufactured the post herself? |
[quote author=tpia@]op said the bible says to give your tithe to the lord he then asks nl if he should give his tithe to the poor. if i talk now dem go ask say why i no gentle with am.[/quote]the same bible tells us that whatever you do to the least of my brothers, that you do unto me. I am not saying it is right or wrong, i only asked a question. if you have a superior view of the topic, brotherly let me know, i could learn. |
Mimi pls ignore that man. Thanks for your post quite educative. Nobody will ban cyber Goat for abusing a fellow NLander but maclatunji will be so quick to ban one who opposes islam. |
Goshen360: @ OP,In as much as i wish to reach out to those in need, tithing is necessary. But i feel it doesnt make sense to take huge sum of money to the church when you have many poor people around. |
WINNINGWAYZ: Am june 14th.i am june 14th. Nice seeing a birthday mate. mcdondayan@gmail.com |
@ logicboy. Thanks. I feel this is a good way of tithing. There are many people around us who are hungry, yet some people give their tithe to those who have more than enough to take care of themselves. |
Good day brothers and sisters in the lord. I have been pondering over this issue, and have asked some questions about it. The bible tells us to give one tenth of our proceed to the lord and there are many promises attached to it. But if we look around us there are many poor people around us. I have asked this same question to a clergy man and he said it is nt wrong because God is also in the poor. So i want to bring the same question to NL christains (not the brainwashed ones) who have proper reason to clear my doubt. IS IT WRONG TO GIVE OUR TITHE TO THE POOR? |
you can say all you want, at least nobody bowed to anybody. It was a meeting where men reasoned together and not a slave-master arrangement. |
Its good they respected the igbos by coming to enugu and not asking the igbos to bow for them lyk some others will gladly do. But pls my igbo elders be careful before you are given a greek gift. |
amor4ce: The Igbo people involved in the production, importation, distribution and sale of fake and adulterated drugs should be tried and jailed for committing genocide against Nigerians. So many people have died as a result of kidney failure, liver problems and the likes which are the direct result of using such drugs. Ndigbo should apologize to Nigeria for this crime against humanity.you need spiritual and medical help. |
T.A Orji, worse governor in Nigeria. Funny enough it my state |
titilaelae: anyone born on june 14 in the house??I am june 14. So happy to see a birthday mate. |
while we blame the writer for the write up, we as parents should teach our children good morals, teach our children that hardwork pays, teach them core values of life, let them know the consequencies of all their actions good and bad, teach them to never loose sight of God, and pray for them always. We as parents should monitor and exert some level of control over their activities and monitor them closley, while we pray to God to take control. We should know that they watch everything we do and if they pick the bad ones, it becomes a habit. The change we clamour for starts from the family and it will put an end to jungle justice and any occasion that will pre-empt jungle justice |
stop blaming GEJ. All the blame should be heaped on Gowon for his myopic strategy to win a war against his fellow countrymen. |

