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MaxInDHouse:Who are these Christ's representatives? |
MaxInDHouse:1Pet.2.25 - For ye were as sheep going astray; but are now returned unto the Shepherd and Bishop of your souls. 1Pet.5.4 - And when the chief Shepherd shall appear, ye shall receive a crown of glory that fadeth not away. Is Jesus called goatherd here? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
I MaxInDHouse:Luke.15.4 - What man of you, having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine in the wilderness, and go after that which is lost, until he find it? Luke.15.5 - And when he hath found it, he layeth it on his shoulders, rejoicing. Luke.15.6 - And when he cometh home, he calleth together his friends and neighbours, saying unto them, Rejoice with me; for I have found my sheep which was lost. Luke.15.7 - I say unto you, that likewise joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons, which need no repentance. Lost sheep is clearly explained here. A member in the fold swept away by whatever. In my own church, we are.taught to pray for their restoration even if they have joined other religion. We still hope for their return and reach out in love. |
I'm MaxInDHouse:None. I will choose chasing one lost sheep till it is restored. |
honesttalk21:Well said Sir. The more Christianity is understood, the better the society becomes. Many interpreters of Jewish scriptures have presented God as a wicked God. I always wondered, why would Jesus condemn some laws attributed to Moses? It was always referred to as the,' Law of Moses ', not Law of God. The only original laws God gave directly was etched in stone tablets. No curses , no killings, just a set of moral rules , believed to have been written by God Himself. Mohammed came, advanced the brutality in the Laws of Moses. Took it to horrific extreme. He claimed that Allah sent prophets to all tribes. People rejected their messages. It was now his own assignment to kill everyone on behalf of Allah. Allah will still judge the victims of execution of Mohammed and Mohammedan religious philosophy in hell. The funny thing is that all these antihuman laws are always coming from people with sense of unique, better, only 'worshippers' of whatever they believe in. Now United Nations is advocating for peace and peaceful coexistent among humanity. They campaign for peace, human rights, racial discrimination in any where possible, their voices are loud. Most proponents of these do not believe in anything. The religious bigots are more ready to shed blood, supported slavery, victimize people of other religious leanings, discriminate, witch-hunt, persecute, people that don't see things with their spectacles. Now it seems the organizations that always arbitrate in religious beheadings, stonings, shinning, emotional arsenal fashioned against human beings are more righteous than the gods these people represent and tout to ' infidels' You gave a good piece brother. cc: Maximumside |
Cold Palmer, the son of palm wine tapper from Anambra. The cold sensation of London. The destroyer of PSG. The smasher of Gbeselona. The undertaker of Man United and Man City. The ijaya of Arsenal. Ọmọ ologo. No deal. |
LagosOrigin:Trunetput. Trouble net put in trumpet. |
The complainers should pay the money to FG. ₦5,000 is too small, ₦ 6,000 is too small. Are you all working for government? Taxes are deducted from salaries that mostly not determined by government but employers. |
Prov.24.16 - For a just man falleth seven times, and riseth up again: but the wicked shall fall into mischief. Did he rise up again? No problem. Tinubu till 2032 |
I can only hear olodo,....... Abi? |
The placard itself is poor. Kidnappers go get money in this state? Sho!!! |
Lessons from the Tonto Dikeh–Churchill Reunion: From Public Hostility to Personal Healing The recent public reunion between Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh and her former husband Olakunle Churchill Oladunni is significant not because it resurrects a failed marriage, but because it closes a chapter that once symbolised the worst excesses of public conflict in the digital age. Their separation was not merely private; it unfolded loudly on social media, degenerated into insults, and was ultimately weaponised along tribal lines. That this story has found a measure of resolution is, therefore, instructive. Few celebrity separations in recent Nigerian history were as acrimonious and as public. Social media became the primary battleground. Accusations were traded, reputations questioned, and personal grievances aired before a global audience. What should have remained a domestic matter turned into a daily spectacle, amplified by blogs, commentaries, and partisan supporters. Perhaps most troubling was how the conflict escaped the boundaries of personal disagreement and assumed ethnic coloration. Supporters on both sides framed the dispute as a tribal contest, importing regional loyalties into a marital breakdown. In doing so, a private failure was transformed into a proxy battle for ethnic pride, deepening divisions that had no bearing on the original dispute. Central to this turning point is Tonto Dikeh’s openly professed renewed faith journey. Faith, when genuinely embraced, compels introspection. It demands restraint, repentance, and a willingness to reverse course. Her decision to recalibrate her public posture—pulling back from hostility and embracing peace—suggests the influence of a belief system that prioritises humility over vindication. Equally instructive is Churchill’s response. Forgiveness in this context was not passive. To absorb public criticism, withstand sustained attacks on character, and still choose civility requires emotional discipline. Ego, especially when publicly bruised, demands retaliation. Resisting that impulse is strength, not weakness. Beyond personal reconciliation, this reunion underscores a commitment to co-parenting. In choosing peace, both parties place the emotional stability of their child above the gratification of public validation. This recalibration is perhaps the most consequential outcome of all. The media eagerly chronicled the conflict, but moments of reconciliation often receive less attention. Yet it is resolution—not rupture—that societies should amplify. Public figures, by their actions, model possibilities for millions navigating similar conflicts without cameras or headlines. Equally deserving of commendation are the individuals and intermediaries who quietly brokered the peace that once seemed unattainable. That reconciliation succeeded where appeals from past presidents and respected figures reportedly failed underscores a critical truth: peace is not enforced by stature, but facilitated by trust, patience, and sincerity. Those who laboured behind the scenes—without fanfare or publicity—demonstrated that mediation driven by genuine concern can succeed where authority and influence could not. This reunion also speaks powerfully to countless families navigating similar storms away from public view. To those convinced that reconciliation is impossible, or whose egos have become immovable barriers, this moment offers a sober appeal. Pride may preserve appearances, but it mortgages the future. Choosing humility over vindication can reunite families, protect children from emotional trauma, and secure an inheritance of peace rather than pain. When reconciliation is delayed, wounds deepen; when it is embraced, futures are preserved. Lessons Drawn from the Narrative 1. Conflicts deteriorate when transferred from private dialogue to social media spectacle. 2. Public insults gratify the moment but impoverish the future. 3. Ethnicising personal disputes is reckless and socially destructive. 4. Genuine faith manifests in changed conduct, not merely revised language. 5. Forgiveness is an act of strength, particularly when ego and image are bruised. 6. Restraint preserves dignity more effectively than retaliation. 7. Marriage may end, but parental responsibility does not. 8. Children are silent victims of prolonged adult conflict and must be protected. 9. Effective peace brokers succeed through discretion, patience, and trust, often where power fails. 10. Reconciliation is a strategic investment in the future, while pride merely defends the past. Conclusion The Tonto Dikeh–Churchill reunion is not a romantic restoration; it is a moral recalibration. It illustrates that excess can yield to reflection, faith can temper fury, and forgiveness can outlast humiliation. From public insults to ethnic polarisation, from wounded egos to deliberate restraint, this episode offers Nigeria a timely reminder: even the most visible conflicts need not end in permanent hostility. Where humility replaces pride and peace is chosen over applause, families are preserved and futures protected. That lesson transcends celebrity. It is civic, cultural, and urgently relevant. |
The quality of roads this Tinubu is building is second to none. This will last many more years than the ones constricted before. Only a visionary, futuristic leader can do that. It is more expensive though,but durable. |
nlfpmod:I think Churchill is married, would he send the other innocent woman that has been giving him peace of mind away? |
We Eniitankorede:Be deceiving yourself. The glory of Persia was wanning when Islam got there and finished the remaining glory. When Islam gained full ground, darkness fell on the Islamic world and destroyed knowledge and research. There is no known person that amounts to anything in useful fields of science, technology, medicine, economics in last 300years in any Islam dominated world. If there is anyone, he or she must be living in the West and have western influence. Since the Hamid Al - Ghezali, Islamic world has embraced darkness. The relevance Islamic world has today is jihad. Without global terrorism, Islam has no relevance and inspiration. |
Eniitankorede:See mouth. What has Islam brought to benefit humanity? No Islamic nation is known for any developmental things. No invention, no Nobel Prize, no technology, no sense, except going about mourning. 72 Virginas await you in Al - jannah. You are going to be tempted by rounded, ever - protruding, never sagging boobs. You are not permitted to see them here. I like to see you in Al - Jannah, beside the river of rum, dancing tarantella with naked houris before Allah eternally. The final miracle of burantashi.
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Slaves of Allah killing children of Yahweh. This clearly shows that the Allah of Mecca is not the Yahweh of Israel. How can slaves of a master be killing the children of the same master on the master's command? |
We bigpicture001:They must take you to the city square, have you given twelve strokes of bílálà by a hefty, angry soldier that escaped from sambisa forest for taking a fine girl' from her father's house in 21st century and taking her back to old stone age. ![]() ![]() ![]() Anyway, appeal to her and make her see reason to adapt for now. So many things are ravaging her mind. |
9 bolaayenimo:Allah forbid. Insha Allah, I will not become a killer, a hater of humanity. Insha Allah, I will not be an instrument of death for a god that cannot kill any infidels but will promise me 72 totos as a reward for kpaing innocent souls for yim. I already had more than 72 girls here, why striving for less? Insha Allah, I will not hate my father, mother, siblings because of an Arabian deity. I forbid getting mad at humanity that has done wrong to hurt me because of Allah and his prophet salla Allahu allehi Wahala. |
Where can I watch the match. |
LagosOrigin:We still need a home grown our economy rather than relying on Chinese rice, turkey, chicken, toothpicks, tomatoes etc. Rice and stones don't grow together. , it is just a matter of processing. It is only because of African mentality values placed on excellence. We have Standard Organization of Nigeria to regulate that.. Tinubu in the best president for Nigeria. Apart from him was Abacha, the only president that came out with vision 2000 or 2020 then. Every other president lived for the now. Apart from security issue which is not his making and a design of northern elites to impose Islam on the rest of us. Tinubu is the best. The political reforms is quietly making, the decentralization of the military must not be aborted, returning Nigeria to regional government must succeed. In fact, if I were Tinubu, I would ban so many other things. If I were Seun, I would ban you for two years for making unpatriotic statements on nairaland. ![]() |
Wealthyonos:This is a big societal problem on it's own. The is one problem of ex's that always a challenge in marriage. Besides, virginity carries with it some spiritual dimensions. |
Northern Police Force |
Q oalandAgents2:La, Tinubu is a Christlim. He has a Christian wife and possibly children. As a Yoruba man, he has to live in peace with them in his house. So was Idiagbon, Fashola, Saraki, and a host of others. The northern Muslims do not understand that, Islam of domination and repression is not easy to practice in Southwest. Most of Muslim elites that first embraced education in the West attended missionary schools. The cannot forget that and destroy the ladder that made them to climb. Rauf Aregbesola tried to do that in Osun State, he became unpopular. Besides, it is high time the north began to live with the reality that civilization is a force that is not easily defeated. Iran is imploding; Iraq rascally religious regime gone; Libya terror headquarters of Africa gone; north hegemony sustained by number, Islam, military is collapsing due to insensitivity of the leaders. If Nigeria stays intact, the North will exist; in the case of disintegration, the core north will have to contend with the monster of illiteracy and religious bigotry they designed to deceive their people. What they are experiencing now is just a tip of iceberg. |

and Deuteronomy 17:2-5 ("stoned to death"