Blakjewelry: Lol funny you, was it a question of whether he really existed or about the man and the myth.
You guys will continue changing goalposts until you see yourself in the bush. You haven't understood why you are not so intelligent, so how can you understand or believe things written about Jesus? They will only remain myth to you. That's assuming you are sincere in your lack of understanding. Hallucination with false belief that you are a genius when you are not it's real.
Some people are too mean here in their comments. Do people really know what is a blood brother in African setting? Maybe some people are not privileged to have good brothers, or not privileged to have come from a lovely family. How can your junior brother or blood brother or even anyone staying with you go hungry and you actually have food or money? It is not possible. Why not drive him out of your house too? The write up is obviously a fiction but I know it was intended to elicit some desired responses we are seeing here.
Righthussle: Leave all that plenty grammar. Church na business. The boy must inherit his father's business. I no blame them. Na the fools wey dey work hard for money carry go give pulpit bandits to chop in the name of giving to God na them I dey pity. I don free my mother from the foolishness of thinking these thieves work for whoever made the universe.
Shishi pulpits bandits no go see from me and my family again.
Any god that needs money should use his power to collect it from CBN or IMF or better still sit down and create money for himself. I don't have shishi to give to any god through anybody.
Emancipate your mind and free yourself from mental bondage!
You are showing you have the 'colo' mentality without providing your own evidence and believing what soots your fancy. Counter what they presented scientifically.
Hahahahaha. This Reno na coward. Why not reply with force to the person that attacked you and you are talking about some imaginary people that seem to be holding your psyche hostage? I didn't even understand his reply.
President Tinubu please mercy for Reno. Give him one post. He has tried a lot. It's just that he doesn't know how to reject Atiku at this stage for obvious reasons.
Crafteck1: So many asslickers in this forum especially the first comment from guy wey de sew pillowcase
Wonder why they are praising a leader like Putin who shamefully doesn't have elite forces that get the work done for the nation. I don't hate Putin as a leader. But he is not as powerful as he is been hailed by some people here. Which country depends on informal military for an important war like this Ukrainian- Russian war? Those guys hailing Putin don't understand a thing.
Reno is sick. Always dishing out half information and foolishly manipulating facts and the retard. Who is calling for coup? Reno should better say who those people are. Is he talking about America we know or his own America?
Birnin Kouni, a border town in Niger, speaks French language being a former colony of France, while Illela a Nigerian border town, speaks English.
I stopped reading here. Which one is speaking English and French again by two remote, related villages again? Even in my village that is urbane, we don't speak English! So I wonder how two villages in the middle of nowhere will be speaking English and French.
Botragelad: Of course had is the past tense of both have and has! BUT... In the sentence "But Jesus Christ came to redeem us back and restore all the damages the devil have wrecked", the correct verb form to use is has, not have or had. Let me explain why.
The subject of the sentence is the devil, which is a singular noun. Therefore, the verb that describes its action must also be singular. According to the rule of subject-verb agreement, most verbs in the present tense add an -s or -es to their base form when they are used with a singular subject. For example, "He runs fast" or "She dances well". The verb have is an exception to this rule, because it changes to has when it is used with a singular subject. Something like this, "He has a car" or "She has a cat".
The verb tense of the sentence is also important. The sentence uses the present perfect tense, which is formed by using have or has with the past participle of the main verb. The present perfect tense is used to describe an action that happened in the past but has a connection to the present. For example, "I have finished my homework" means that I finished my homework in the past, but it is relevant to the present because I can do something else now. In the sentence, the devil has wrecked some damages in the past, but it is relevant to the present because Jesus Christ came to restore them. Therefore, the present perfect tense is appropriate. Understood?
Lecturer, please lecture well if you must. It's 'had' and not have or has. An action has taken place before it. So it should be had.
talented321: That toto wey you dey die for'' they buy motor, pay pride price and vice versa Ur doctor go do that toto anyhow' sometimes go put his full hand inside'' sometimes they finger her'' sometimes put sharp objects inside and sometimes put his head inside all in the name of delivery'' then after every thing u are the one to pay him for disorganizing your woman s pussssssy'' Stop doing like toto will solve any problem for u. '''With My INNOCENT Loud''
Why leave the main crux of the matter and start writing about innocent doctor that saves life? Are you the man in question?
EcoNews: Tales by moonlight This Obidaftis fools think we are all stupid Do prayer of pastors work in Nigeria talk more of bastard Obidaftis like this idiot.
Automatically, you become an accomplice as Kemi. So automatically the prayer applies to you too. Since you said it doesn't work, you do not need to bother.
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I am writing this post today to share my recent harrowing experience with the Etisalat network, which left me without a reliable connection for a staggering 24 hours. This unfortunate incident has not only caused immense frustration but has severely impacted my work and productivity.
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