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BennyDGreat:Well, even though we have different views on this matter, I'm glad your statement is suggestive of the fact that solution to unemployment in our country is not at the church or any religion center. Although electorates in Nigeria have not gotten it right with their leaders but don't you think hope of job security is more guaranteed and it is even morally right for people to be crowded at political gatherings to correct errors of bad governance/leadership than gathering in churches Monday to Sunday praying for jobs, food, prosperity and security when it's obvious they can't miraculously get these things in churches as claimed by hypocrite men of God. Note, it took America more than 100years to get it right through active political engagements and participation not through prayers in churches. Meanwhile, I agree absolutely that our rights to freedom of association and religion are not negotiable,however these rights can only be guaranteed through political processes. |
ote author=BennyDGreat post=119832954] I don't think you get the point yet. Within your statement lies your answer. Is it the church's responsibility to provide the citizens with jobs? The reason the unemployed go to churches enmasse is still tied to government failure. They have no other place to draw hope and strength from but the churches. And by the way, there's nothing hypocritical about pointing out the obvious. Neither is it kettle calling pot black because when you look at the structure of any successful church in Nigeria, you would understand the type of deep work that goes into building such....and they employ people too but you can never blame them for government failure[/quote] |
ote author=BennyDGreat post=119832954] I don't think you get the point yet. Within your statement lies your answer. Is it the church's responsibility to provide the citizens with jobs? The reason the unemployed go to churches enmasse is still tied to government failure. They have no other place to draw hope and strength from but the churches. And by the way, there's nothing hypocritical about pointing out the obvious. Neither is it kettle calling pot black because when you look at the structure of any successful church in Nigeria, you would understand the type of deep work that goes into building such....and they employ people too but you can never blame them for government failure[/quote]Well, even though we have different views on this matter, I'm glad your statement is suggestive of the fact that solution to unemployment in our country is not at the church or any religion center. Although electorates in Nigeria have not gotten it right with their leaders but don't you think hope of job security is more guaranteed and it is even morally right for people to be crowded at political gatherings to correct errors of bad governance/leadership than gathering in churches Monday to Sunday praying for jobs, food, prosperity and security when it's obvious they can't miraculously get these things there as claimed by hypocrite men of God. Note, it took America more than 100years to get it right through active political engagements and participation not through prayers in churches. Meanwhile, I agree absolutely that our rights to freedom of association and religion are not negotiable,however these rights can only be guaranteed through political processes. |
ote author=BennyDGreat post=119832954] I don't think you get the point yet. Within your statement lies your answer. Is it the church's responsibility to provide the citizens with jobs? The reason the unemployed go to churches enmasse is still tied to government failure. They have no other place to draw hope and strength from but the churches. And by the way, there's nothing hypocritical about pointing out the obvious. Neither is it kettle calling pot black because when you look at the structure of any successful church in Nigeria, you would understand the type of deep work that goes into building such....and they employ people too but you can never blame them for government failure[/quote]Well, even though we have different views on this matter, I'm glad your statement is suggestive of the fact that solution to unemployment in our country is not at the church or any religion center. Although electorates in Nigeria have not gotten it right with their leaders but don't you think hope of job security is more guaranteed and it is even morally right for people to be crowded at political gatherings to correct errors of bad governance/leadership than gathering in churches Monday to Sunday praying for jobs, food, prosperity and security when it's obvious they can't miraculously get these things there as claimed by hypocrite men of God. Note, it took America more than 100years to get it right through active political engagements and participation not through prayers in churches. Meanwhile, I agree absolutely that our rights to freedom of association and religion are not negotiable,however these rights can only be guaranteed through political processes. |
BennyDGreat:Has problem of unemployment in the country been solved by churches and prayers so far or have religion centres provided the jobs? The key subject of interest here is gainful employment. Yes, our government has never done well in terms of leadership and government policies relative to overall welfare of the citizens generally. However, it sounds hypocritical if our respected pastor comes out to say people gather at political campaigns for lack of gainful employment because people gather at churches for same reason too,simple. So,why should pot be calling kettle black? ![]() |
HornyTave1:People get bad mouth sha' which one be "Nasty" again? ![]() |
AcuraZDX:Ironically,most warehouses and factories av been converted to churches where crowds gather too.Can normal gainfully employed people always gather at religious centres Monday to Sunday praying for jobs? |
No be new thing nah! This evil practice has been in existence for a very long time, go to Daleko market in Lagos. |
Magnoliaa:E dey pain you? He will eventually get a good woman with good heart like himself not some gold diggers. ![]() |
rickpat:The DNA confirms the lady is the biological mother of the child which eliminates doubts that the child was swapped at point of delivery. Now,why would a woman secretly go and conduct DNA on a particular child without the husband's knowledge? That move in itself is ever suggestive of an ulterior motive . Agreed she never cheated on her husband during the marriage, what about a month or few weeks to the wedding? The lady is definitely being economical with the truth. Hmmm! |
ote author=rickpat post=118795497]she should match the DNA test with herself...if it shows the child is her child,then she is lying and should tell us the man that got her pregnant.. but if the DNA test doesn't match with her, She Should know that her baby was swapped in the hospital she put to bed...THESE ARE THE ONLY TWO SCENARIOS,NO BIG DEAL...let her find |
Iamdbull:Ebun Olaiya a disgrace to the Yoruba race. What a shameless man... |
StagethemTVee:Happy birthday King David, OBO with large heart. |
Haaaaa! My Condolences to Chioma and king David, this is really sad. |
Guderian:for wider coverage |
valentineuwakwe:Femi pls come to Bodija market in person to announce this wholeheartedly without security details, Nigerians will be happy to listen to you. |
[quote author=Omooba77 post=117322561]https://www.thecable.ng/pdp-will-loot-treasury-dry-if-given-access-to-power-again-says-l |
babyvoice1990:This guy has no sense at all. Agbero jokes apart, does this senator understand the economic importance and impact of transportation to the general welfare of a state and moreso the security benefits of having ideal modern bus terminals across the whole federation. So you want to create hostel on a busy commerical road, I don't get it or you can't think of creating a tech hub to give free WiFi and encourage online library to support modern educational system. This guy is a minus for APC abeg.... |
MadamVanessa:Well you have a point but I've had this kind of experience with a young single mother of two whom i extended hand of kindness on her request, she misinterpreted it to mean an invitation to have affairs with her and I politely declined in private cuz I wasn't interested. It came as a shock to me few months later when she started spreading lies around that I wanted to forcefully sleep with her unknown to her I still had records of chats and voicenotes of all our interactions. I had to reluctantly show it to few persons that approached me for my side of the story. Some ladies can just be terrible. Meanwhile as a man, I don't support bringing such to the social media. |
JASONjnr:Oh! I thought the dick will be transformed to a pussy... |
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I'm a Yoruba man but I don't support Oladele on this. You can as well say you'd rather die than allow an Igbo doctor carry out surgical operation on you in an emergency situation assuming that's the only professional doctor available to save ur life or Igbo Christians are not allowed to pay tithes to your church Mr Yoruba prophet. We should have gone beyond this tribalism and ethnicity for God's sake. |
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