breezeng:
I think our Government should do something quickly and pass a law that prohibits the posting of dead bodies online. Can you imagine posting pictures of corpses of accident victims in real time online. Many of such people family have collapsed and died after stumbling on such pictures of there dead ones online. It's dehumanizing and wickedness. It's disgusting.

Ok i will tell Buhari when i see him 2day 4 bet9ja

GistMore11:

i don't care about him as far as he is not my family member...em off

Samsung004:
Good day Nl. Please which is the best profession to take.
Nurse practitioner (B.nursing) or Pharmacy?.

Please give a point while one is better than the other?

None with reasons...

mr11:
Are a raper or rapee

i dunno what to say?

Kokolet11:
sorry to say this but you see why most of you will remain poor.

so wetin you dey try talk,that i am poor?

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Kokolet11:
I saw this online, 13year old girl write emotional letter to kcee to help her produce her song.

if i am Kcee i won't help her coz na so e dey start nw 2moro she go cm accuse u of rape.

I totally agree with Billgate on this one coz the killing of babies by this wicked doctors wer dey claim professionalism is alarming.

Mama i made it...just want to dedicate this ma FTC to my Airtel Sim coz i am confuse...i no get Airtime for the sim but i am using it to browse nairaland...GOD IS GOOD

Babtech001:
Nigerians woke up to the news that the Federal Government has slammed a fresh seven-count charge against detained political activist and convener of the RevolutionNow Protest, Omoyele Sowore, accusing him of treason, money laundering and cyberstalking President Buhari, Igbere TV reports.

Reacting to the new development, singer, Adekunle Gold Tweeted, 'I really don't want to believe those fictional charges against Sowore. Treasonable what? A fucking Joke'.

https://twitter.com/adekunleGOLD/status/1175309265957003264?s=19

http://igberetvnews.com/1010444/adekunle-gold-reacts-to-the-new-charges-against-omoyele-sowore/

I DON'T UNDASTAND

NoGender:


I don't understand who you're explaining all these ones for. We follow you Bleep??

i pray make e happen 2 u 2 so dat u go also feel the pains.

Mynd44:
Good see a doctor abeg

i'm afraid,what if it turns to be positive.the lady that i slept with is 2yrs older than me oo and she was once our church member and during that time she bin de show kind of interest in me but as i come tell my sister she said that there is no way that the girl fit give me p*ssy if not that she get HIV.i don think tire and if i should get HIV i swear i am going to commit suicide coz i can't stand the shame.

Please nairalanders please make una help me.let me say i had an internal heat which started since 2018 but it wasn't serious not until this august/september that it has started coming out of ma body.my penis is full with this heat and it itches.So last sunday i had sex and i didn't use condom so i am worried coz my sister is scaring me.PLEASE DOES IT MEAN THAT I AM HIV POSITIVE?
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Lalasticlala,mynd44,seun pls help me push it to the front page

Ranchhoddas:
Good music transcends language. Despacito, Gangnam Style, the list is endless.

Did The Song Reign in your state like excess love?

studio.
With everyone watching, he
turned to the self confessed
wizard and chief host and
asked :
"I just need an answer from
you and your life is hanging on
your answer. A witch is not
supposed to live and I intend to
kill you now if you are one"
At home and in the studio,
viewers were glued to their
screens and tension was
palpable all around.
"Now answer me and this large
viewing audience in one or two
words. Are you a wizard? Just
answer, Yes or No?
'I am not'
"What did you say because I am
ready to pray" Idahosa
prompted.
'I said, I am not a wizard' the
frightened man replied.
"Then there is no need to go
on, stand up and leave the
studio"!
The Chief Host quickly walked
out as sighs of relief filled the
studio. The Christians among
the TV crew smiled and kept
giving each other the 'thumbs
up' sign. Benson Idahosa
began to fire in tongues........
Next morning, the Chief Host
visited his office and even
collected a Bible. He however
still insisted to the Media that
the conference would still hold
in 7 days. The media returned
to Idahosa to inform him. 'Is
the conference still holding or
not'?
"No comments" Benson
Idahosa responded "but if the
conference still holds, I will
burn my Bible. I say it is
cancelled".
On the day of the opening,
there was no conference. The
next day, Archbishop Idahosa
travelled to Lagos to see the
President, General Ibrahim
Badamasi Babangida, a Muslim.
"As you are very well aware, I
told the whole nation that the
conference of the witches
would not hold in this country
and you can see that it did not
hold"
'Yes', replied the Military
President. 'When I saw you and
that fellow defending your
beliefs and positions, I sent
telex to all our embassies not to
allow even one witch or wizard
into Nigeria. They were all
denied visas'.

Www.churchgistinfo..com/2017/04/confrontation-between-benson-idahosa.html?m=1

Benin as has been said earlier was formerly known as the 'City of Blood'. It would have been apt for it to also be known as the 'Land of Witches and Wizards'. Idahosa grew up in the midst of witchcraft and idolatry. His late father was utterly disappointed that Benson could not become the deity priest that he had desired while his Grandmum remained a fervent idolater till death. Some months after the dedication of The Faith Arena, then the largest Church Auditorium in the whole of Africa at Upper Adesuwa, GRA, Benin, by Archbishop, the news went round Nigeria, that witches from all over the globe had met in the State of Chicago in the USA and had decided to hold their first international conference. The venue was fixed as Benin City. The Chief Host, an academician of Bini Origin held a press conference and informed the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Benin as well as newspapers such as The Tribune, Sketch and Punch with arrogance that this first world conference hosting witches and wizards would hold in Benin. ©Church Gist. Soon enough Idahosa was informed and true to himself, in the next edition of 'Idahosa and You', a program of the Idahosa World Outreach, he said it could not be true as it was impossible. The press met Idahosa and asked what exactly was not possible and what were the consequences if any? 'Witches from the world could not come to Benin' insisted Benson, as he would 'kill them all'. The city became a buzz. The press characteristically returned to the Chief Host to inform him about Idahosa's response and he boasted 'Not even God can stop it'!. 'I am a wizard and I know the power we carry' he went on. The next day, all the headlines of the national dailies carried the story on their front pages. Idahosa was informed about the response of the Chief Wizard Host, that God can not stop the event from holding. 'Yes he is correct' said Archbishop Idahosa......... 'That is why I am here, God does not need to waste his time considering matters as trivial as stopping the conference of witches'. Again, Idahosa sought to know how many witches were expected in Benin. 9,800 of them, he was told. ©Church Gist. His house was visited by pressmen who came to advise him against the risk he was taking by challenging witches openly. 'Witches are not to be toiled with, be careful. Do not throw your life away, it is not compulsory to take up these challenges. You are already known by the power of God manifesting in your life. You don't have any point to prove ' they said. Idahosa responded: 'Those who take care do not take charge and those who take charge do not take care'. The Chief Host had also warned that Idahosa was a busybody, merely risking his life. When Idahosa insisted that there would be no witches conference in Benin, the media then asked if he was ready to tell the whole nation. They told him they intended to arrange a Tv program where he would meet face to face with the Chief 'wizard' to defend their individual positions. True to himself, he replied in the affirmative. Idahosa loved open confrontations. About a week later they were both on air in a live program. The moderator started by saying, 'Gentlemen, we don't want anybody to get hurt'. He then asked Idahosa's disputant, 'Chief Host, are you really sure you are bringing 9,800 witches from all over the world? The moderator got a resounding 'Yes'. He faced Idahosa 'Dr Idahosa, are you sure you are going to be able to stop this conference of wizards and witches? 'It is not that I am going to stop it, I have stopped it', replied the Archbishop now raising his voice. The moderator then told both of them: "Are you really ready? Because I am now going to grant you time to tell us how serious your position is and how strong the power of your God is". He beckoned on Idahosa and the Chief Host and both of them said they were ready. Quickly chipping in, Idahosa requested to be allowed to pray before the program ended as he intended to kill that day. Reluctantly, the moderator accepted. The Chief Host was unshaken.©Church Gist. The wizard spoke first and for about 27 minutes, quoting copiously from the old testament of the Bible, sixth and seventh books of Moses, Egyptian hieroglyphics, British writings, Jewish scrolls, Indian Maharaja and other mystical books. As he ended, the moderator asked if Idahosa heard and again he said he did. 'What do you have to say?' Idahosa was asked. 'There is nothing to say. I said the proposed conference is cancelled'. How ? The moderator asked..... Archbishop then opened the Bible and read quickly some passages from Exodus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy and some New Testament verses. He asked how many minutes he had left and was told 'just 5'. "Fine, it is time for somebody to report to his maker" he blurted rising up. There was pandemonium in the

Ranchhoddas:
Nope.

how then do you love the song (BOR EKOM) when you don't undastand the lyric

DissTroy:

Truth is, like I stated in my first reply to you, I'm not particular about gospel songs. I'm less religious than you think I am. I take spirituality serious though but let me not bother you with the comparisons.

My preferred gospel songs are not necessarily tagged "Gospel songs". Jon Bellion's "Hand of God', "JT' and other such songs can be said to be gospel. Johnny Drille has gospel songs too. I mean, if you have lyrics like, "...I thought my way to greatness, I could claim this but He [God] gave me the brain" on Jon Bellion's "JT" then it's a somewhat gospel song for me. But maybe it's because regardless of it being 'secular' or gospel, I love cool, slow-paced songs with good lyrical content.

oh now i understand but it seems like those types of songs are not appreciated because alot of people prefer the kpangolo type of music to cool songs

DissTroy:


Nathaniel Bassey is nobody's peer. It's unfair to compare him to others - his consistency, his vocals, his daring to exploit, his carriage... Nathaniel Bassey ranks extremely high. But Nathaniel Bassey songs are just, well, too mushy and overly religious ( if there's any such thing in gospel music). Sometimes you just want to listen to songs without hell being a central term.

Sinach is probably just as good if only remains Sinach and not try to blend.

can you please refer me to some of the gospel songs that you love listening to?

DissTroy:


Sinach should go back to being Sinach. She has a niche and should stop trying to blend in to fit the Nigerian style of gospel. Not everyone must be Sammy Okposo or Asu Ekiye. She came as 'the different one' and has to stay so to retain her audience.

I don't think Frank Edwards can be 'salvaged'. He's lost himself in the noise and to the flamboyance. His kind of music wasn't sustainable anyway since he isn't particularly a gifted singer but just a musician. Almost like the gospel version of D'Banj.

Lara George and Nikki Laoye? I don't know; they've remained, well, just that way for over a decade so we've learnt not to expect anything spectacular. ...And music lovers like myself want more.

That's where Mercy Chinwo has an edge - her vocals are impeccable and she stretches it without being rapsy. Her lyrics are somewhat different in every song and she blends genres well. Plus she seems to be a polyglot - her command of the Igbo, Ibibio and, partly, Yoruba languages gives her an edge. But that's only because there aren't too many spectacular gospel singers to compare. At some point, we all get tired of the noise and want something easygoing and reflecting which isn't overly sanctimonious; but, sadly, a lot of Nigerian gospel songs are just noise so I avoid them.

Please don't be annoy that i'm asking you all this questions coz i'm also into (gospel) music.
You said that frank edward is not gifted right? What makes you think he isn't gifted and can you explain who a gifted singer is?

DissTroy:


Sinach? Maybe five or six years ago when a Nigerian singing like the Hillsongs of this world was somewhat novel. Sinach in recent times sings like a Cynthia Morgan with autotune. Frank Edwards has released back to back sub-par songs in the last five years. What's there to look forward to? Nikki Laoye? The predictably sleepy Lara George? Who? Their songs are predictably boring and nothing special.

what about nathaniel bassey?

DissTroy:


Sinach? Maybe five or six years ago when a Nigerian singing like the Hillsongs of this world was somewhat novel. Sinach in recent times sings like a Cynthia Morgan with autotune. Frank Edwards has released back to back sub-par songs in the last five years. What's there to look forward to? Nikki Laoye? The predictably sleepy Lara George? Who? Their songs are predictably boring and nothing special.

(i'm learning) what do you think they should do to improve in their songs?

DissTroy:


The reason? Nigerian gospels songs almost have the same predictable lyrics and they go over the top with being sanctimonious. Or you could find the reason in the next paragraph of this reply.

LOL. Naira Marley? I have never listened to Naira Marley's "Soapy" even in passing. I'm more into alternative music and ,sometimes, electro-pop if I want groovy songs. You'd find me listening to Jon Bellion, Imagine Dragons, Sia, Anthem Lights, Passenger, Alan Walker, Anne Marie, Billie Eilish and the likes. For Nigerian music, it's Johnny Drille, Nonso Amadi and Bez for me. If fact, the whole of this week I have only listened to Sia's "This Is Acting" and " 1000 Forms Of Fear " albums, along with Alessia Cara songs. Johnny Drille and Jon Bellion especially are confessed Christians with very clean songs which are edifying.

My music tastes are very different from those of the average Nigerian young person.

predictable lyric? What about sinach? I think she is good lyrically...

DissTroy:


Exactly! I'm not particularly fond of gospel songs for some odd reason but Mercy Chinwo's " Bor Ekom " in my native Ibibio language blew me away. She pronounced every word as good as any native speaker of the language. Darn! Still the only churchy song I keep playing for months now.

can you tell us those odd reasons.i think u prefer naira marley soapy to gospel musics that can change ur life for good.