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mrborntodoit:
Afrocandy should have enrolled her children into stripping if she's proud of herself and her career

you deserve an award for this comment.

JEGA01:
The Boko Haram insurgents can no longer confront Nigerian soldiers in a battle in any part of the country, a senior army official has said.

Nasir Muazu, a Major General, stated this in Akure on Saturday at the closing ceremony of the Nigeria Army Inter Brigade Competition.

“I just came back from the North East and I can comfortably tell you that Boko Haram cannot and I repeat cannot take any offensive attack against Nigerian Forces, that one is for sure,” the General Officer Commanding 2 Mechanized Division of the Nigerian Army said.

Mr. Muazu said the insurgents, who last year displaced soldiers from several military formations in the North East as they seized several territory, had changed tactics to aiming at soft targets.
“What the Boko Haram insurgents are now doing is hitting sub-targets which indicates that their days are numbered,” he said.

He assured that the country’s armed forces are capable of bringing an end to the Boko Haram insurgency and that the military had reviewed and renewed its strategy to curb the activities of the terrorists.

Although, the Army General agreed that part of the major challenges confronting the country is the coordinated activities of the Boko Haram, he promised it would soon be brought to an end.
Mr. Muazu also said that all military commands had been placed on red alert in order to fight issues bordering on insecurity.

“We are looking forward to an Army that is responsive to the society, that would respond to the demand and needs of our people,” he said.

“I want to remind all Nigerians that this preparation of explosives by the insurgents is not carried out in the open, it is carried out in houses and hidden places. So every Nigerian must key into how we can win the battle against insurgency in the North East. I think with that support, we are going to make it.”

He assured that the Nigerian Army would continue to work for the sustenance of peace and not deviate from its professional roles of defending the territorial integrity of Nigeria.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/187303-boko-haram-can-no-longer-confront-nigerian-soldiers-major-general.html

I have been watching the activities of BH for some time now and I can say that this general is speaking the truth.when police has failed to catch the suspect most times, they end up arresting their relatives to force the criminals into submission..BH now target soft spots with a mandate to force Nigeria into submission...

peeparty:
The topic alone is self explanatory...


Add flesh to your views.......

if they are married.they is nothing and absolutely nothing wrong with it..

dimusky:
@op. Stop exhibiting ur ignorance, if u dont understand spiritual things, sit ask questions and learn. Just a little education, look closely at the picture and try and identify what he has in his hands, then go and google the word 'libation'. Then come back for more education.

my brother.me see tire..some people are just looking for ways to abuse pastors..that's the picture of a man anointing the ground with anointing oil..

eyenibibio:
It's just a matter of time before Gay is legalised in Nigeria. #Homophobic

so I think too.

RedCard1:
Beautiful

beauty wet in??

ELTON123:
ENDTIME

why u first me comment..

After a journey toward marriage equality, couples across the nation are now able to make their love and commitment legal and have just begun to celebrate. For many, the road that led to the Supreme Court ruling was long and hard fought, which makes the celebration even sweeter. Ray Fallon, left, and Steven Rosen, right, embrace on their wedding day at Plymouth Church, New York, where they had a small ceremony in the presence of family and friends. Their wedding was photograped by Rosen's friend Alan Barnett.
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Nathania, left, and Ilana Horowitz admire Ilana's pregnant belly carrying twins. They are both social workers living in Queens, New York, and have been together for five years. They are expecting a boy and a girl. Having their marriage nationally recognized gives their family security, Nathania said. Steven Rosen photographed their wedding day.
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The timing of the Supreme Court ruling could not have been better for Drew Montalvo, left, and Eric Hanser. A year-and-a-half prior, they set their wedding date for June 27, 2015, without the slightest idea of what was to come the day before. Montalvo is an internationally recognized DJ, but he is in the process of being known by a different name. In what he describes as a progressive effort, Montalvo will be taking his husband's last name. They said "I do" on the barrier island of Fire Island Pines in New York, as captured by Lotus Wedding Photography.
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For Cheryl Curtis, left, and Nina Welch, right, of Missouri, the journey to get married took them to Palm Coast, Florida, where they exchanged vows on May 10, 2015. They have been together for 11 years and enjoy going on road trips that take them to new, undiscovered places. Photo by A. Harris Photography.
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Robert Ungemach, left, and Keith Emmons, right, of Dallas have been together for 19 years and said they never thought they would see same-sex marriage legal in their lifetime. They had a commitment ceremony in 2004 in Hawaii and will legally say "I do" in a Gatsby-themed wedding in August. They are having custom-made wedding rings that feature Koa wood from Hawaii and the gold from Ungemach's great grandparents' wedding rings, who emigrated from Lithuania. Photo by Steven Rosen.
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Minneapolis couple Gregory Weber, left, and James Barnett thrive on the spontaneous moments in life. After a surprise trip to New York City, Broadway shows and a walk to the Lincoln Center, Weber proposed to Barnett on May 20, 2015. That night the couple of 10 years celebrated amongst close friends, but the party had just begun. Two days later, the couple exchanged vows on the landscape of New York City's High Line, as captured by Steven Rosen Photography.
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Charlotte Soucey, left, and Lauren Watts originally eloped to Hawaii in 2013, but wanted to share their commitment with loved ones and opted for a second ceremony one year later in Ocala, Florida. They have been together for three years and Watts will soon be taking Soucey's last name. Photo by A. Harris Photography.
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After 13 years together, Greg Smith, left, and Jack O'Leary, right, officially wed in Boston on their anniversary, June 6, 2015. The ceremony was officiated by O'Leary's twin brother Tom O'Leary, center, captured by Lisa's Loupe Photography. After the wedding they took the celebration to Paris where they had a second ceremony during Paris Gay Pride.
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Long Beach, New York, couple Lauren, left, and Christine Rapkin smile on their wedding day June 25, 2015, in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. They have been together for eight years and wed the day before the landmark Supreme Court decision. Christine is a critical care nurse and Lauren is an event planner and together they enjoy kayaking, beach volleyball and hiking with their dog. Photo courtesy Nicole Barr Photography.
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After a journey toward marriage equality, couples across the nation are now able to make their love and commitment legal and have just begun to celebrate. For many, the road that led to the Supreme Court ruling was long and hard fought, which makes the celebration even sweeter. Ray Fallon, left, and Steven Rosen, right, embrace on their wedding day at Plymouth Church, New York, where they had a small ceremony in the presence of family and friends. Their wedding was photograped by Rosen's friend Alan Barnett.
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Nathania, left, and Ilana Horowitz admire Ilana's pregnant belly carrying twins. They are both social workers living in Queens, New York, and have been together for five years. They are expecting a boy and a girl. Having their marriage nationally recognized gives their family security, Nathania said. Steven Rosen photographed their wedding day.
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The timing of the Supreme Court ruling could not have been better for Drew Montalvo, left, and Eric Hanser. A year-and-a-half prior, they set their wedding date for June 27, 2015, without the slightest idea of what was to come the day before. Montalvo is an internationally recognized DJ, but he is in the process of being known by a different name. In what he describes as a progressive effort, Montalvo will be taking his husband's last name. They said "I do" on the barrier island of Fire Island Pines in New York, as captured by Lotus Wedding Photography.
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For Cheryl Curtis, left, and Nina Welch, right, of Missouri, the journey to get married took them to Palm Coast, Florida, where they exchanged vows on May 10, 2015. They have been together for 11 years and enjoy going on road trips that take them to new, undiscovered places. Photo by A. Harris Photography.
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Robert Ungemach, left, and Keith Emmons, right, of Dallas have been together for 19 years and said they never thought they would see same-sex marriage legal in their lifetime. They had a commitment ceremony in 2004 in Hawaii and will legally say "I do" in a Gatsby-themed wedding in August. They are having custom-made wedding rings that feature Koa wood from Hawaii and the gold from Ungemach's great grandparents' wedding rings, who emigrated from Lithuania. Photo by Steven Rosen.
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FriedPlantain:
As a graduate, I'd rather work in an audit firm or a small company earning 30K per month than work as a cleaner in a multinational and earn 100K as long as I enjoy what I am doing and have a higher chance of growing career-wise in it.


Friedplantain

story story story..

Welcome to the republic of bashing/naira land@Mr op

hugogerrard:
*i think that man needs some sense adjustment*

lol..

:Dman in China was left heartbroken and embarrassed after his grand romantic gesture ended in rejection.

The unnamed suitor tried to propose to TV dating show contestant Peng Yang, 27, in Shenzhen, southern China.He arrived with a fleet of 20 sports cars and a bouquet of flowers, according to People's Daily Online.

However,  Peng walked off in embarrassment leaving him posing on one knee.
The man hired the fleet of cars, which included a Ferrari and a Mercedes-Benz, in a bid to sweep the beauty off her feet.

He attracted lots of attention when he came out for one of the luxurious vehicles with a bunch of flowers and knelt down ready to propose.

Peng, who features on a popular dating show every week, appeared shocked and embarrassed by the incident.The reality star looked uncomfortable and was seen burying her face in her palms several times, before saying: 
'Why do you have to do that?'I beg of you, please stand up! There are so many people looking!'
Peng, then strutted off, leaving her rejected friend on the floor

Hmmmm...

Mr op,the picture doesn't look like what you are making us believe.

Jsmile:
Hi Charly, I actually understood how you feel about it and I quite respect your opinion about salvation and my testimony. Thanks for taking time to comment brother. God bless you

best answer to a fools question..

Tell is how it works and how much a beg..

onomeglo:
I thought it was rumoured that he is dead?

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Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand

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Calabar 15-18hrs daily.

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starlingslimnet:
Perhaps brother in other not to drift from the topic I had suggest you open a thread and lay down Scriptures that support that teachings you lay down.Do call me over to the thread... it's all about growing in the Spirit....and call Christains also over to the thread.

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starlingslimnet:
Thank you my brother and God bless you for this contribution. Your contribution spark some things which I will like to clarify for the understanding of all.

The Scripture says "we have no dealings with outsiders" and in such sense my online sermons are directed to one audience "Christains".In saying this I tend to clarify your first statement that, one needs to be baptized with the holy Ghost.Christains are baptized with the Holy Ghost at salvation as Salvation is the combination of forgiveness of sin and gift of the Holy Spirit.

And as such that every Christain is baptized at salvation with the Holy Spirit and since my sermons are directed to Christains I find it unnecessary to add "Baptism With The Holy Spirit" for by implication the title suggest they have the Holy Spirit already.

Thanks for your contribution. God bless

hmmmmm..the work of the holy ghost at salvation is quite different from what he does at his baptism.in other word,you don't get the baptism of the holy ghost at salvation..

starlingslimnet:
Morning to you my brother....I will appreciate if you contribute to this topic... since we are all one big family. I can be blessed by your knowledge so also the viewers.

my brother,the first step one needs is to be baptised in the holy ghost.this is because you can't truly receive revelational knowledge of the scripture without making out time to pray in the spirit.every other knowledge you get from the bible is head knowledge which is very good but the revelation of that head knowledge you have is what grows you..in other words,they is a difference between head knowledge and revelational knowledge..

How much?

starlingslimnet:
Hi guys, Beautiful morning to you all.It's good to be back with in-depth studies on Spiritual things.Growing in Christ is something every Christain have knowledge of and many long to attain maturity in the Spirit.But somehow they are limited by both seen and unseen forces.

But it's of no use if I discuss the problem and do not give the solution to the problem.For that is not the way of Christ for he bring solution to every problem. So in this short sermon I shall be sharing with you how to attain Spiritual Maturity in Christ.

NOTE: Am not teaching you what you don't know for the anointing on you teaches you everything and have no need for anyone to teach you.And you yourself knows all things.Instead I'm sharing my spiritual blessings with you as it is fitting in Christ.

1. FAITH: The righteous shall live by their Faith says the Lord.This means in a sense that a Christain is he that lives by Faith in God and not on his own strength.Now their is a doctrine that says "Spiritual maturity cannot be attained by any Christain".Well they are totally wrong for God said in Eph 4:13 "Until we all attain to the unity of the Faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God,to mature manhood,to the measure of the fullness of Christ".Now it is clear when he says 'until we all attain to" he means it is attainable.

So to grow into maturity you must dismiss useless doctrines like the one stated above(Unbiblical and thus demonic) and live by Faith in the Word of God which is the only Truth.

2. STUDY THE BIBLE: As you have seen from above that you have to dismiss useless doctrines not found in the Bible in other to grow to spiritual maturity in Christ.To dismiss a lie you must know the Truth.And Truth Christ says,Is the Word of God as it is written "Sanctify them in the Truth thy word is Truth".The Scripture which is the word of God is spiritual food for the soul is able to make you grow into maturity. For it is a matter well known that if you feed you will grow but if you starve yourself you will emaciate and remain stunted in height.Same things apply to Spiritual growth into maturity you feed you grow and one day you will attain the Spiritual maturity.

Study to show yourself approve a workman who needed not to be ashamed,rightly handling the word of Truth.Study not meditate..No Scripture admonishes us to meditate on the word of God. Such a Doctrine should be dismiss as it has no root in the Bible.

3. TEACH AND PREACH CHRIST: In my early days in Christ I go to God with my pen and Biro to learn. Whenever I open the Bible to study I do so with my pen in order to write sermon.By studying the Bible by myself and putting what I learnt down am established in the Spirit. But I do not stop at that I teach people what I have learned in the Bible about Christ and the word of Truth.Overtime people call me Pastor.Just of recent a Pastor ask me "Are you telling me you know all things?" and I replied "The annointing on you teaches you everything" and "they shall be taught by the Lord" how then you ask me if I knows all thing?

The moment you began to teach people what you receive from God you began to grow.I will let you understand that whenever you study the Scripture the Spirit of God gives you understanding. So be rest assured whatever you learn is Truth Even if it contradicts your church doctrines or Christain doctrines at large Even as many things I have learnt from the Lord contradicts Church doctrines. Teach it without fear.

4. SPEAK THE TRUTH IN LOVE: "Rather, speaking the Truth in love we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head,into Christ"Eph 4:15. No Scripture is more clearer than the above in this sense.Just speak the Truth you learn from God and not from your pastor.Like this Truth "Christ made full expiation for our sins on the cross and no man can atone for his sins in any form" against restitution doctrine in many churches. Now if you belong to a church with such doctrines this is an offensive Truth from the Bible to your doctrines.

But if you want to grow into maturity you do so by speaking the Truth in Love.

Conclusion: Spiritual maturity is that state in a Christain life when he is no longer tossed to and fro and carried away by every wind of doctrine,by cunning of men(like tithe and offering is for the Pastor) by their craftiness in deceitful wiles.Attaining this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for all that believe in Christ Jesus.So Let's leave behind those things that draw us back.

what you posted is true.but these are not what really grows you spiritually oh..

Where are the mods??if its 10rules to fall in love,by now it would have made front page...





Lalasticalla..please move this one to front page