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A lot of us have seen the video and there has been different responses to it where Pastor Bolaji Idowu, founder and lead pastor of Harvesters International Christian Centre (HICC) was addressing an issue in church about financial responsibilities of men to women in relationships. This must have hit a sour side of some women who believe that men are responsible for providing them with some level of financial relief and they responded "men dey". The slogan "men dey" came from afrobeatz, it is a slogan that simply says "if this man or men are not willing to do something or cannot do something, there are men that are able and willing to". Basically when Pastor Bolaji told his congregation that they shouldn't expect men to give them money gifts or buy them iphones, they responded with if some men are not able to afford these things, there are men who will and the pastor's response? He removed his shoes, dusted then and said "do you know what the Bible says about when you reach somewhere and they don't accept your message, you dust your shoes" the he ended with "he that has ears, let him hear". The action the respectable pastor did was actually a commandment of Jesus which are recorded in Matthew 10:14, Mark 6:11, Luke 9:5 and it was applied in Acts 18:6 Lets look at these verses. Note that this is a direct commandmend of Jesus Matthew 10:14 [14] If anyone will not welcome you or listen to your words, leave that home or town and shake the dust off your feet.Mark 6:11 Mark 6:11Luke 9:5 [5] If people do not welcome you, leave their town and shake the dust off your feet as a testimony against them.”Acts 18:6 [6] But when they opposed Paul and became abusive, he shook out his clothes in protest and said to them, “Your blood be on your own heads! I am innocent of it. From now on I will go to the Gentiles.”Note that Pastor Bolaji while performing this action of taking off his shoes to dust then also made reference to this verse which he might have join as a joke and not out of anger but, he is their pastor and if you ask me, he somewhat cursed them or gave then up for judgment in that case. While I do not hold brief for the congregation, I find their action nauseating and needless as to directly say that to the pastor means you are telling him he doesn't know what he is saying. My question is Pastor Bolaji since cannot claim ignorance of his action, should he be allowed according to Christianity to curse his flock just because they refuse to listen to him? He could have prayed for insight and soft heart but that action he did, fell short a little
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Pastor Bolaji Idowu of Harvesters International Christian Centre (HICC) was addressing his church youth (especially ladies) about they should grow and grow wealth with their partners and he spoke about how some young women have inflated expectation of wealth from men when the church members replied in 2 simple words "Men dey". Meaning some men are not willing to spoil them, there are men that will and what did Pastor Bolaji do, he busted his shoes in a way to signify he is done with the message and ended the service.
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So basically nobody in Big's camp, Diddy's camp, or the entire East coast was involved in Tupac's murder. That is something to ponder about |
Racoon:I don't understand why we are about Lagos here the topic is on Anambra. When one for Lagos comes up, we will debate it. You have been running away from important questions ever since you opened the topic , why is that? |
Racoon:If the debts were $18 million when he was sworn in and $30 million when be left by his own admission, where did the $12 million differential come from? |
Nigerians a funny people and their bus shows overtime. If the government decides to ban a products (like rice) so that local businesses will be able to grow and build capacity, we will kick and fight because this will lead to an increase in the retail price of the even if it will allow local business grow because of prices. We will ask that the prices crash for the good of the common man. Now it is discovered that traders and merchants are exploiting customers and putting a lot of strain on their pockets but you want the government to protect the traders and throw out another set of traders who have given assurance of price reduction because we want to be sentimental and bias. We forgot about capital fight when we opted for foreign foods but that is what we want to claim now. Same imported goods, different traders, everyone will be fine. |
Racoon:Because the DMO is not meant to be used for politics. It published debts every Six months. A state owes, a state owes. Whoevery was the governor is not the business of the DMO. But when a former governor decides to use loans as politics, it needs some attention and the best people to do so are the present government. Consider this “So at the time I assumed the office of the state (as governor), our foreign debts recorded was about $18 million. At the time I left office in March 2014, our foreign debt position was about $30 million,” he said. On the foreign debt left behind at the end of his tenure, Mr Obi’s use of the phrase “about $30 million” shows he agrees that it is within that region.This paragraph itself shows Mr Obi lied about the debt situation for politician gains. The fact that you are turning a blind eye to it is hilarious. He went to TV to say no loan was taken during his administration and yet here we are |
Dalohad:It isn't about losing out. If he contest now, he can resign as governor and become a senator. If he chooses to complete his tenure as governor another person will be sworn in as Senator and that person may not want to step down for him. Politically, this is a logical step (I don't like it though) |
