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Travel › Re: Weekend Getaway At Niagara Falls Canada With Pictures by nlPoster: 9:17am On Oct 29, 2019
whizqueen:
I also visited four different wineries in Niagara Falls for an awesome wine tasting experience wink kiss
Wait, in one day?



Let’s forgive the photo bomber in the second frame dude just had to pose for the gram grin
Obviously he likes you, that's why he posed for your photo.
Travel › Re: Weekend Getaway At Niagara Falls Canada With Pictures by nlPoster: 9:10am On Oct 29, 2019
Jaqenhghar:
They say poverty makes people psychopaths. This is the wrong place to share stuff about yourself.
So who are you blaming?
Romance › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Guys Ugly ? by nlPoster: 9:03am On Oct 29, 2019
Riele:
smiley
cool

For the record, in my opinion, the thread should be deleted.
Travel › Re: Weekend Getaway At Niagara Falls Canada With Pictures by nlPoster: 9:01am On Oct 29, 2019
OP I would say go easy on the makeup, that might be what people are reacting to.

Check your old pre Canada pictures on your other thread.


Also, I think you should take time to settle down before going on tourism things for the benefit of nairalanders.

You just arrived in Canada a month ago you say, and you're already logging and taking pictures to post on nairaland for people you dont know and who dont know you.

A blog would do just as well.
Romance › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Guys Ugly ? by nlPoster: 8:55am On Oct 29, 2019
Riele:
You wish
I dont know you.
Romance › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Guys Ugly ? by nlPoster: 8:53am On Oct 29, 2019
Riele:
smiley

Whether they admire me or not .
Won't change the fact that they're ugly .
Sorry your feelings are hurt.
Christianity Etc › Re: When Is It Ok To Break Protocol In The Church? by nlPoster(op): 8:51am On Oct 29, 2019
KevMitnick:
And he was pursued and subsequently killed. Every organization is afraid of that one individual that goes against their norms in anyway, it doesn't matter if the person is right or correct, he or she is a bad influence. If you observe anything wrong, quietly and wisely report it via a trusted channel or just leave it the way it is. If it's too much for you to ignore, then subtly leave the place. The life of the rebel, the hero or the renegade is a long and stressful one, you may or may not easily get out of the mess if you become a symbol of resistance to the rules on ground. Get sense
The person breaking protocol could be your most trusted and admired role model, dont assume it's the person you dont like.

And which part of Jesus came as a ransom for many is not in your bible?
Romance › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Guys Ugly ? by nlPoster: 8:49am On Oct 29, 2019
Because they didn't admire you enough they're now ugly?

Your character can use a lot of improvement, just saying.
Culture › Re: Baby Bump: Naomi Ogunwusi Pregnant? by nlPoster: 3:31am On Oct 29, 2019
generationz:
Finally, after three wives in over 20 something years the king has done it.

No one raised an eyebrow because he is a man.

No one should tell me he had a child before. That was an unplanned blessing. I'm sure if he could decide before hand he won't have had that baby.


Congrats to him and the olori.
What's this again?

What is wrong with you people?
Christianity Etc › Re: When Is It Ok To Break Protocol In The Church? by nlPoster(op): 1:56am On Oct 29, 2019
blackpanthar:
JESUS EXPLAINED THE SCROLL BETTER THAN ANYONE OF THEIR TEACHERS that is how he broke protocol from RELIGION to RELATIONSHIP and he was KICKED OUT BECAUSE OF THAT.... so forget all these ones you are saying.... learn only one thing....

OBEDIENCE WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING LEADS TO SUBTLE REBELLION

If it is an internal issue, then why not ask the HOLYGHOST... why come out here to ask.



We should learn to know when we are led astray.


If the church is doing something that is NOT scriptural... then it should be wisely corrected... if you notice it then you should seek all peaceful and quiet means to bring it to the leaders or elders in charge.
Where is all this coming from? huh

I really do not like nor understand the Nigerian attitude of fearing and hostility to simple questions, one would think the world is going to stop spinning just because of one person asking for clarification on a matter.

I answered you politely , not minding your hostile tone as well as threat of bodily harm. It seems you either did not notice that or consider it weakness.

I pointed out instances of Jesus breaking protocol, it does not mean I am saying people should break protocol, what it means is protocol breaking does happen.

If your problem is a security related issue, that is not what the thread is about and you should have a specific topic of your own for anything you consider sensitive.
Christianity Etc › Re: When Is It Ok To Break Protocol In The Church? by nlPoster(op): 1:27am On Oct 29, 2019
blackpanthar:
F.Y.I ........YES HE DID AND THEY SENT HIM OUT OF THE SYNAGOGUE... so if you want to break protocol just be sure the protocol is NOT scriptural else you will BREAK OUT like a disease and will be purged like a scourge.

NEXT TIME BE VERY SPECIFIC on what you call "breaking protocol"
Times Jesus broke protocol:

-when he received the children

- when he healed the sick

- fraternizing with sinners

- healing on the sabbath

-teaching what's in the heart is more important than what goes in the stomach

-speaking to the masses outside the temple


I am not involved in any protocol breaking, and neither do I want to be involved in any of such, internal matters should be settled internally because the constant complaints are exhausting. Obedience is also important for ease in administration.
Christianity Etc › Re: When Is It Ok To Break Protocol In The Church? by nlPoster(op): 12:32am On Oct 29, 2019
Jesus broke protocol all the time no doubt.
Christianity Etc › When Is It Ok To Break Protocol In The Church? by nlPoster(op): 12:28am On Oct 29, 2019
Especially if people are disturbed by it?
Christianity Etc › Re: Peacemakers Versus Warmongers In The Nigerian Church by nlPoster(op): 12:10am On Oct 29, 2019
We dont need to accuse others of things that dont concern us.

That's idleness if we are so engrossed in gossip.

Like I said, if you are comfortable, doing well, prosperous, in good health, and with no real problems then thank God.
Christianity Etc › Peacemakers Versus Warmongers In The Nigerian Church by nlPoster(op): 12:09am On Oct 29, 2019
All consider themselves Christians, I think we should take the good from our cultures and reduce the bad.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Girls Need To Grow Up. by nlPoster: 11:47pm On Oct 28, 2019
nuggarito:
There was a thread some weeks ago about a lady explaining her encounter with a Nigerian dude whom she purposely stood up when they planned a date.

My question is why can't you just get some self respect and stop tolerating this stewpid shit from girls. If you get any bad vibe around any female and it's not clicking why not move on. This girl's are leeches, most of which are just senseless and Childish.
Dont think two stories counteract the story I put up there. Fake supporter.

Even if you have thousands of tales, that one story still needs the apology of the person who did the offence.
Christianity Etc › Re: The "Handkerchief" Mantle by nlPoster: 11:40pm On Oct 28, 2019
soulpeppersoup:
Mantle is any material which has the spirit of your prophet/teacher transferred into it for your victory.

People don't really know that when you accept a person's opinion on an issue you have accepted the spirit that generated that opinion. If you follow the instructions of the opinion, the spirit behind it begin to work the opinion out. It doesn't matter if the opinion is good or bad.

The spirit behind your prophet/ teacher enters the material for your success if you believe in it, but if you don't it will not work for you.

Though the weapon may look carnal but it is never carnal. It is mighty in the hand of the spiritual pioneer to the pulling down or raising up strongholds.

It is important to know your prophet well.
This perhaps, dunno.

But if you aren't comfortable then dont .

Nigerians too should learn to overlook differences in personal persuasions and stop taking offence at other peoples' different opinions if it doesnt affect them in any way.

Are you paying your bills and expenses without problems?

Are you healthy?

Are you doing well for yourself?

Do you have followers and admirers who look up to you?

Are you fulfilled overall?


If your answer to these questions is yes, then stop being annoyed , antagonistic, disturbed, threatening, or anxious just because some hold different views.
Christianity Etc › Re: The "Handkerchief" Mantle by nlPoster: 11:39pm On Oct 28, 2019
It could be a Nigerian pentecostal practice.
Romance › Re: Some People Have 100% Everything, They And Their Lives Are Perfect. by nlPoster(op): 11:09pm On Oct 28, 2019
chyckxx:
then, they’re in the best position to give their reasons. however, if you’re on the receiving end; it’s best you take back the said advantage.
Most times they are really sneaky and wait until they have that vantage point before showing their agenda.

It's not always possible to take back the advantage, what you know you should do is make them aware of what is acceptable in their agenda and what is not.
Christianity Etc › Re: How Can Nigerian Christians Avoid Hyping Ethnic Differences? by nlPoster(op): 11:06pm On Oct 28, 2019
What can the church do to help those who struggle with the notion of diversity, to overcome the confusion and antagonism in spirit this means for them?
Christianity Etc › Re: How Can Nigerian Christians Avoid Hyping Ethnic Differences? by nlPoster(op): 10:58pm On Oct 28, 2019
Is it natural?
Christianity Etc › How Can Nigerian Christians Avoid Hyping Ethnic Differences? by nlPoster(op): 10:58pm On Oct 28, 2019
As Yorubas, we especially struggle with these differences among ourselves.
Romance › Re: My Dilemma: My Girlfriend's Confessions. by nlPoster: 10:55pm On Oct 28, 2019
Logan95:
She's been apologizing till now.
I wasn't referring to your post, actually.
Romance › Re: My Dilemma: My Girlfriend's Confessions. by nlPoster: 10:33pm On Oct 28, 2019
All these stories instead of apologising to who you offended, na wa for some naija men sha.
Christianity Etc › Re: Your View On Church Choristers And Weekly Uniform Imposition by nlPoster: 9:44pm On Oct 28, 2019
Makschinchin:
Nah!!! For a fashion parade it's fine but for church choristers (female) it's a no no from here
Two of the male choristers' hairstyles wouldn't be allowed in Nigeria.
Family › Re: Can You Sleep Without Eating Because The Person You Love Broke Your Heart? by nlPoster:
My friend did so.

The thing pained me.

Cant the guy just apologize already?

When you spend all your money on a date and he doesn't show up, what's left but going to bed hungry.
Celebrities › Re: Chioma Shares Picture Of Son, David Adedeji Ifeanyi Adeleke Jr by nlPoster: 9:39pm On Oct 28, 2019
macof:
Omo baba olowo can never mean "my father is from owo town"

I don't have yoruba keypad at the moment but money and Owo(town) are two differently spelled words in proper yoruba
Omo Baba Lowo is my father or grandfather/ancestors are/were in or from Owo town.

Omo baba Olowo can also refer to youth.
Romance › Re: "The Name, 'nigeria Was Given To Us By Lord Lugard girlfriend by nlPoster: 9:36pm On Oct 28, 2019
Clitoris, heat of passion, why all the horniness today by nlers.
TV/Movies › Re: MY MOTHER'S HEART- Short Film Script by nlPoster: 9:31pm On Oct 28, 2019
Can anyone summarize? huh
Family › Re: Ornicus This Thread Is For You, Let's Talk by nlPoster: 9:31pm On Oct 28, 2019
sholay2011:
Madam otapiapia is back. Weddone ma. grin
The OP is tpiar, please do not advertise your poison here.

And are you one of those irritating people who I dont like but who follow me and my posts rigidly?
Politics › Re: Are These All True..? by nlPoster: 9:30pm On Oct 28, 2019
Adiye, not adie.
Nairaland General › Re: Complaints by nlPoster: 8:27pm On Oct 28, 2019
exago:
A NEW TREND ...........!

Its like there is a new trend I have noticed on nairaland, after people spend their time and money on-line helping you out with your questions and request, people hardly send back their thanks or even acknowledge that they have been helped. sad
You could have added details.

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