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Let me also state that I don't hate Buhari BUT your post really hit the nail on the head. I also believe his anti corruption war smirks of bias, nepotism and insincerity. Let me wait till the likes of Amaechi becomes Minister, Timipre Silva governor and Audu governor then I would draw my conclusions because this are highly corrupt individuals. Meanwhile I celebrate and hail any fight against corrupt individuals |
Wow this calls for celebration and thanksgiving on their part. This also brings up the issue of building underground passageway and special roads for our heavy duty trucks. They are responsible for most of tcarnage we witness on the highway |
I don't think this is going to change the fact that Saraki still has majority of Senators on his side. Even if 10 senators withdraw he is still going to have Majority because of his loyalist and the opposition PDP. |
I laughed and didn't take the man serious when I saw were he said there would be bloodshed in the country if Dele isn't made Ooni. So because of Ooni the entire country would go to war. I laugh again. End time pastors looking for cheap publicity |
Human Rights Abuse. Let Buhari investigate because he has promised to eradicate human rights violation |
All this are speculations. Is it not the same daily post that said the likes of Amaechi failed the screening. I would wait till Buhari finally declares the names before commenting because some of this names hear would surely fail integrity test |
Nice words. Many guys out there still appreciate decently dressed ladies. The thing with scantily dressed ladies is that as soon as guys set eyes on them all that come to mind is having s ex with them |
Eberex:Wait for it to dry up before attempting to put it on back. That would do the trick for now. Don't attempt to put it on I repeat. By the way op I would like to know how long you have been using the phone and if you would recommend it for me because I am on the verge of buying it |
Nice one bro. Please don't dissapoint your numerous fans who voted for you. Ride on with your good intentions and let the people be the judge |
Nice one. They are making us proud in far away Congo. I wish the other contigents success. #Proudly Nigerian |
Man: Thank God am sitting close to you today. Let me even check the tatoo on your hand to know what it is. Tonto: You think say I no see you. When you finish carry your eye comot from there. I no send you |
Nice one. I don't care whether its a publicity stunt or not. The fact is that he did it. Let others continue helping the masses like this and it would be good. By the way Ben Bruce has been championing for reduction in wages of House members even though I know majority won't support. Ride on senators but remember #There would be haters |
Always looking radiant and delectable. One of the few decently dressed ladies in Nollwood. Ride on. #There would be haters |
willian10:Am sure you don't understand what am saying or explaining. Am not talking about the quantity of data but the amount applications consume in each phone. Go and ask technology savvy people and they would explain that theory better to you OR better still consult goggle and you would be convinced beyond reasonable doubt about what am saying |
Only God can determine that. Understanding is the key. Without God there can never be compatibility with whoever you are with |
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No problem. We have Taiwo Awoniyi and Kelechi Iheanacho coming up. Let's go for Dele Alli another exciting talent in Tottenham. I pray Ibe doesn't go the way of Gabriel Agbonlahor who chosed England over Nigeria and was called up for one game and totally forgotten after. Take heed Ibe because that position were your playing has great competition in England. Anyways I wish you goodluck. |
#team Federer the legend of the game. He is facing a familiar and formidable foe today BUT I strongly hope he wins. Once again #Team Roger Federer the greatest in the history of the game. One more grandslam and your on 18. Please do it |
lifezone247:This is what we call If wishes were horses beggars would ride. Your talking as if they won't make confirmations before believing your cock and bull story. By the way Nice line you tried |
To me there's no confusion there. The ambulance ahould go first because its more important and looking at your picture there's a space for it to pass. If not the school bus should go since there's also a wide space for it to pass looking at your picture. Am talking based on your picture |
Wow this people may finally get their wish with the way they are going about it peacefully because history is in their favour. I only don't know how the Spanish la liga would be like without Barcelona if they aint allowed to continue in it |
Buhari is totally spot on there by saying its endemic in Nigeria. I sincerly hope the president wins this war against corruption because it would help solve a lot of problems the Nation is presently going through. I just pray he uses this opportunity to sanitize the Nation. |
Guys self. There are others who are dying to meet this kind of ladies. I don't think she is a sex freak. She is just open which other ladies are not. Most act under pretence. I would advice your friend to look at other features and if she has a pass mark there let him go ahead. |
willian10:That's not what I mean. What happens is this. A data that is originally 250mb is compressed by Rim and appears as 15mb when Blackberry users want to download that file BUT in android it appears as the original 250mb that's why files are always bigger in android and data gets finished on time. For example whatsapp is only 6mb in blackberry but far greater in android. That's what happens |
If you like explain everything that won't solve the problem. Law making has never solved the problem. We have a lot of laws in Nigeria. The problem has always been enforcing of our laws. What I want to hear from them is explaining to us those incharge of enforcing this laws, what's the penalty for defaulters, what's the time frame for cases of such nature to be decided. Those are the things Lagosians want to hear |
Who ever is responsible for it should do something about it. All this shedding of responsibility would not solve the problem. Horse trading has never been known to solve problems |
willian10:You are not totally right. Blackberry uses RIM which others like android do not. Rim enables blackberry to constrict the data whereby a data that's supposed to be 250mb would automatically be reduced to 15mb by them. In android and other phones there's nothing like that so unless android is affiliated to Rim then expect no miracles |
The prosperity gospel maintains the redemption in Christ Jesus is also redemption from financial poverty. It says every Christian is called to be rich in dollars and cents. A favourite scripture in this regard comes from Paul, who says: “You know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, that you through his poverty might become rich.” (2 Corinthians 8:9). Enticing words This so-called gospel appeals to the rich because it tells them they will become richer. It appeals to the poor because it promises them they will become rich. It appeals to pastors because it has proved to be an effective way to grease money out of Christians by making them believe if they give to their churches, God would give them a hundredfold return. Jesus says those who leave their house or land or brothers or sisters or father or mother for the sake of the gospel will receive a hundredfold return. (Matthew 10:29-30). He is clearly referring here to spiritual returns, for no man can have 100 physical mothers and fathers. However, his message has been distorted on the altar of the prosperity gospel. Thus, Gloria Copeland says: “You give $1 for the gospel’s sake and $100 belongs to you. Give $10 and receive $1,000. Give $1,000 and receive $100,000. Give one house and receive one hundred houses or one house worth one hundred times as much. Give one airplane and receive one hundred times the value of the airplane. Give one car and the return would furnish you a lifetime of cars.” Fleecing the flock The prosperity gospel is convenient for justifying the wealth of pastors who have become rich at the expense of their congregation. Thus, Marcus Bishop says unapologetically: “Financial prosperity is just as much a part of the Gospel as anything else… I’m not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I’m not ashamed of prosperity. I’m not ashamed that Jesus bought and paid for me to be wealthy. Let me just tell you from the heart of God, preachers are supposed to be rich.” Kenneth Copeland echoes him. He maintains: “You can draw on heaven like a magnet. We don’t have to wait until we get to heaven to get God’s blessings. Now’s when we need them.” The prosperity gospel is also lucrative for selling books. The Christian book market is full of “get-rich-quick tipsters” and “one-minute-solution merchants.” For example, Joel Osteen’s “Your Best Life Now” sold millions of copies. It was number one on the New York Times bestseller list. Osteen tells Christians they can get their best life now; a far more marketable proposition than one saying: “Take up your cross and follow Jesus”. Tit for tat The prosperity gospel says in order to receive from God; we first have to first give money to the church. But Peter said the exact opposite to Simon the sorcerer, who offered him money in order to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit: “Your money perish with you, because you thought that the gift of God could be purchased with money!” (Acts 8:20). God is no respecter of persons. He not only prospers the righteous, he also prospers sinners. Bad fortune is not an index of God’s judgement. Neither is prosperity an index of his favour. (Job 21:7-13). Many sinners, atheists and wicked people easily escape calamities, while many are the afflictions of the righteous. (Psalm 34:19). Solomon says: “Exactly the same thing will finally happen to all of us, whether we live right and respect God or sin and don’t respect God. Yes, the same thing will happen if we offer sacrifices to God or if we don’t, if we keep our promises or break them.” (Ecclesiastes 9:1-3). God allows the sun to rise on the evil and the good, and he sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. Accordingly, he often gives great wealth to the wicked. This tendency baffled Jeremiah who queried God: “Why does the way of the wicked prosper?” (Jeremiah 12:1). Prosperity of fools For the unregenerate, riches can be a curse. If we inherit riches or if our plans succeed beyond our wildest expectations, it is time to pray for the grace to handle it, that it may not alienate us from God: “For the turning away of the simple shall slay them, and the prosperity of fools shall destroy them.” (Proverbs 1:32). Solomon warns: “There is one who makes himself rich, yet has nothing; and one who makes himself poor, yet has great riches.” (Proverbs 13:7). This means there is a seeming wealth behind which lies deep spiritual poverty and wretchedness. Yet, there is a poverty that makes a man ripe for the kingdom of God. Take another look at the special programmes and outreaches organised in the churches and you will discover the emphasis is not on righteousness or the kingdom of God. Instead, banners, posters, handbills and radio jingles proclaim “Unceasing Showers of Blessing,” “Twenty-four Hour Miracles;” or “Stupendous Breakthroughs.” Hosea dismisses this tendency: “They assemble together for grain and new wine.” (Hosea 7:14) Prosperity preachers mislead Christians. They hold up the candy of their gospel, saying “count the blessings.” But Jesus does the very opposite. He presents the gospel and says “count the cost.” (Luke 14:28-33). Jesus does not promise us a rose garden in this life. Instead he tells his disciples: “In the world you shall have tribulation, but be of good cheer. I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33). Encouraging the wicked God says to Isaiah: “Cry aloud, spare not; lift up your voice like a trumpet; tell my people their transgression, and the house of Jacob their sins.” (Isaiah 58:1). Prosperity preachers are averse to doing this for fear of alienating their congregation. Therefore, they fool the gullible, saying: “Get ready, get ready, God is about to give you a blessing that there will not be room enough to contain.” Prosperity preachers strengthen the hand of evil-doers by promising them God’s blessings instead of reproving their sins (Jeremiah 23:14). They give the wrong impression that God is satisfied with Christians, ensuring that we do not repent of sin. Indeed, as a rule, God does not send messages of prosperity. He is not in the habit of sending messages of peace and prosperity to a sinful world. On the contrary, he sends warnings of wars, famines and plagues. (Jeremiah 28:8-9). “Thus says the LORD of hosts: ‘Do not listen to the words of the prophets who prophesy to you. They make you worthless; they speak a vision of their own heart, not from the mouth of the LORD. They continually say to those who despise me, “The LORD has said, ‘You shall have peace;’ and to everyone who walks according to the dictates of his own heart, they say, ‘No evil shall come upon you.’” (Jeremiah 23:16-17). God is contemptuous of prosperity preachers. He says: “All of them, great and small, prophet and priest, have one purpose in mind – to get what isn’t theirs. They give useless medicine for my people’s grievous wounds, for they assure them all is well when that isn’t so at all!” (Jeremiah 8:10-11). Source: Vanguardnewsonline.ng |
Is that the Only thing the lady did. If I were the guy I would go and slap the other part ![]() |
misspicy:Very funny comment from you. Cry what. Am as hard as rock baby. Things hardly get to me . Apology accepted. By the way your name sounds cool. Try adding spice to comments next time ![]() |


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