Celebrities › Re: Jay Jay Okocha Pictured With Wizkid (photo) by Notatribalist(m): 2:10pm On Nov 12, 2017 |
Wizkid pictured with Okocha,not Okocha pictured with wizkid.show JJ so!e respect abeg.. |
Politics › Re: Avengers Not Afraid Of Military, Clark Tells FG. by Notatribalist(m): 1:08pm On Nov 12, 2017 |
whateverkay:
Same thing Ipob and Nnamdi kanu said concerning the Nigerian military until the python danced them into oblivion. The Niger delta avengers are selfish saboteurs who doesn't represent the interest of the Niger delta people. The only language such groups understand is brute force and i commend the federal government for deployment of troops to the region. The only way to defeat those non entities is by militarization of the Niger delta. No individual or group can take on the federal government. They will be wiped out like IPOB and other enemies of the state. No reasonable country negotiates with terrorists and i commend president Buhari for using force instead of dialogue. Every Nigerian own the oil in the Niger delta. Enough is enough  you're not a good student of history at all,no Wonder you support buhari who is also not a good history student.. Tell me what fg has achieved with the deployment of troops to the region since 2016? |
Politics › Re: Governors, APC Nominate Buhari’s New Ministers by Notatribalist(m): 10:54am On Nov 10, 2017 |
aolawale025: If buhari had delivered on a lot of his campaign promises. He would not have needed to yield to this political pressure confused president. |
Politics › Re: Dilapidated Roads In Ijeshatedo Surulere Lagos by Notatribalist(m): 9:26am On Nov 10, 2017 |
comshots: With all the toll gate Lagos state is generating there is no good road in Lagos.Even the ones gov ambode and fashola renovated have deteriorates.Tommorrow they will be posting 3D Photoshop pictures of Lagos metropolis.Ambode is an over hype governor. I am sure you have never been to Lagos.mind you,I am from Edo |
TV/Movies › Re: Obiano Commissions Digital TV And Radio Complex In Awka- PHOTOS by Notatribalist(m): 11:21am On Nov 04, 2017 |
post=62047744: He's from southwest more the invitation should rather go like this"Anambra state state government invite you".what making it seem as if is personal project? |
Politics › Re: PMB: Just Like The Mills Of The Gods- Femi Adesina by Notatribalist(m): 11:10am On Nov 04, 2017 |
mmb: By FEMI ADESINA
There is a saying bequeathed to mankind by the Greek physician/philosopher, Sextus Empiricus, who lived in Alexandria and Athens in the 3rd Century. It goes thus: "The mills of the gods grind slowly, but they grind exceedingly fine." What does this mean in everyday language? Justice may be slow, but it will come eventually. And for those who pray, it also means that God may not answer your petition immediately you make it, but He will eventually respond-at His own time. The vision is for an appointed time, and it will not delay. But if it tarries, wait for it. For it will surely come. The priest who shouts at God is being unnecessarily impatient and petulant. God will do what He will do-at His own time.
From the human perspective, Empiricus may have had President Muhammadu Buhari in mind, when he coined the saying about the mills of the gods. With our President, there is no rush on some issues, if they demand temporizing and being painstaking. The mills of the gods must be allowed to grind, if slowly, but exceedingly finely. From his time as military leader, Nigerians who were of age then would recall that the then Major General Buhari often said; "this administration will not be rushed..." And truly, for the 20 months that the regime lasted, things were done with calm sure-footedness, and not at the dizzying speed that some people would have wanted. Easy does it. They stumble that run too fast. "Patience is the companion of wisdom," according to Saint Augustine, the cleric.
And did the regime succeed? It did. It was on the road to forging a new Nigeria, where probity, accountability and discipline reign supreme, before a spanner was thrown in the works. Fifth columnists struck, and aborted our march to Canaan, a land flowing with milk and honey. Buhari was in limbo for many years. But in 2015, majority of Nigerians remembered what he had brought on the table between January 1984 and August 1985. So, overwhelmingly, they voted for him. And today, he is President. Yes, President Buhari has changed in many ways. He was an autocrat, now he is a democrat. Then, he adjudged you guilty, slammed you in Kirikiri prisons, and asked you to prove your innocence. Today, if he suspects that you are corrupt, he does nothing to you, till he can prove that you are guilty. That is the way of democracy.
But something fundamental has not changed in the man's style. The mills of the gods still grind slowly. There are some decisions President Buhari will not take in a hurry. He will chew on the matter, digest it properly, and then come out with his position. There is no stampeding him, no setting of fire to his heels. The mills of the gods grind slowly, but they grind exceedingly finely. On Monday, this week, the Engr Babachir David Lawal and Amb. Ayo Oke saga came to a denouement. The duo had been accused of some unsavoury acts, and sent on suspension in April, this year. A panel was constituted to look into the allegations against them, with a two weeks time frame.
A day before the report of the panel was to be submitted, President Buhari had to travel abroad on the second leg of a medical vacation. He was away till August 19. In this period, some impatient Nigerians were totally restive. They even besieged the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, urging him to act on the report of the panel. They wanted to turn the man into jury and judge, discountenancing the fact that he had chaired the panel that conducted the probe.
When President Buhari mercifully returned on August 19, his plane had barely touched down, when the impatient people began to ask for the report of the Osinbajo panel. "The two most powerful warriors are patience and time," wrote Leo Tolstoy. But such people would have none of it. They called for an immediate decision on the lingering saga.
On August 23, VP Osinbajo submitted the report, in six hefty volumes. Of course, there was an executive summary, as best practices would demand. And the noise continued from some quarters. We want action on the submitted report, and we want it NOW. They forget that "patience is not simply the ability to wait, it's how we behave while we are waiting" (says the preacher, Joyce Meyer). And they also forget the mills of the gods, which grind slowly, but exceedingly finely.
They went forward to accuse the President of treating Nigerians with contempt. With scorn. Derision. Flippancy. Levity. They would rather justice had been miscarried, as long as the urge for blood was satiated. They would rather the President had played to the gallery, swinging the sword and decapitating everyone in sight, not minding whether they were innocent or guilty. Such people were like the mob in Julius Caesar, the work by William Shakespeare. They met Cinna the poet on the way, and accused him of being Cinna the conspirator, one of those who had murdered the emperor. Cinna explained that he was a poet, but they would not listen. They screamed: whether you are Cinna the poet, or Cinna the conspirator, Cinna is Cinna. You are a sinner, and must die. They killed him. And to justify the evil act, they rationalized that he was a poet that wrote bad verses. Good grief!
President Buhari took his time. If you know the man, he must have gone through the six bulky reports with a magnifying glass, a fine tooth-comb.. Better that 100 criminals escape, than kill a single innocent man unjustly.. And finally, on Monday "come finally comes to become" (apologies to the late K.O Mbadiwe). The President communicated his decision to the country, which was acceptance of the recommendation to terminate the appointments of the two men who had been investigated. A large number of Nigerians were relieved that a closure was being put to the saga. But trust those who had murmured and grumbled. They refused to be pacified. They are the type that when you answer their niggling question successfully, they change the question again.
They came with many other queries: should the matter have taken so long? Was the matter not to be swept under the carpet, if we had not raised hell? Why were the two men not summarily handed over to the security agencies for prosecution? But if the President had taken the last option, and had directed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to pull in the two men, they would have said: Enhen, we always said it. He was tele guiding the EFCC from behind all these while. Now he has shown his hands. The hand of Jacob, and the voice of Esau. Head or tail, you can never win with some Nigerians. If you don't have your bath, they say you are a ruffian, and you stink. If you have your bath too frequently, they say you love the opposite sex too much. No wonder some people say public service is a thankless job. If only we would change our mindsets, and also change our conduct.
But some people forget. Early in the days of this administration, President Buhari had told them: "Some people call me 'Baba Go Slow.' I will be slow, but I will be steady." Isn't there eternal truth again in the saying that slow and steady wins the race? There are some matters that require speed. They should be treated expeditiously. No doubt. There are some others in which you could sacrifice fairness and justice on the altar of speed. When you have such, it is better to err on the side of caution. It is better to lay all the cards on the table, consider all the sides of the coin. Such was the Babachir/Oke saga. They were men who had served the President faithfully, from what one could see. He dare not be precipitate in determining their destinies. Fair is fair, and foul is foul.
Talking again of the mills of the gods. The National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting of the All Progressives Congress (APC) held at the party's secretariat in Abuja on Tuesday. I was there. The atmosphere was friendly, almost convivial. At a point, someone moved a motion of confidence in the Buhari administration. The seconder, a former state governor, added to the motion, seeking an endorsement of the President as candidate for second term in 2019. As he raised the motion, I saw the President gesturing, with his two palms downwards. The gesture meant, please, cool down, not now. This is premature. And the National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, weighed in, accepting the motion of confidence, and deferring the one on automatic candidacy. Everyone was satisfied.
You can imagine my consternation the next day, when I saw the newspaper headlines. It was as if some of them were reporting a meeting held in outer space. They said a bid by governors to get automatic ticket for the President had failed. One newspaper exulted: "Govs' bid to get automatic 2019 ticket for Buhari fails.' Pure fiction. Concocted story. It never happened the way the newspaper had conjured.. And it was the President himself who had dissuaded those who made the move, by his gesture. Hate news seems to have crept into the polity, and otherwise credible newspapers have eaten the forbidden apple.
Well, we were talking about the need for patience. Jean-Jacques Rousseau says "Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet." And Robert Schuller adds: "Wait. Be patient. The storm will pass. The spring will come." That is where I pitch my tent. Under President Buhari, for Nigeria, the storm will pass (and is, indeed, passing), and the spring will come. The mills of the gods grind slowly, but exceedingly finely. I believe. What about you?
..Adesina is Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Muhammadu Buhari lalasticlala
https://web.facebook.com/Femi-Adesina-1452287068399764/?hc_ref=ARQ_z5xCXIUS7WZuHpTP5A5yz6bjQHnaIdqSgxyGcNJduVhlw9JZx2CCY7i7lr_Tovw&fref=nf give us the answers to Fayose's questions amd stop this nonsense essay.. |
Celebrities › Re: Cossy Orjiakor's Dog Kills Neighbor's Chicken by Notatribalist(m): 11:50am On Nov 01, 2017 |
Even for inside house you still dey wear shoe when high like this? |
Politics › Re: Boss Mustapha Got To Know About His Appointment As SGF Through Amaechi by Notatribalist(m): 3:02pm On Oct 31, 2017 |
And ameachi had to know before the mam himself? What a joke of APC Government. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 9:59am On Oct 30, 2017 |
adajoe555: Welcome back brother I am happy for you, thanks once again.+233242746217 WhatsApp. Please let's chat OK? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 9:55am On Oct 30, 2017 |
[quote author=haywizzy007 post=61882222][/quote]thanks bro |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 2:07am On Oct 30, 2017 |
[quote author=haywizzy007 post=61882222][/quote]thank a lot bro. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 2:48pm On Oct 29, 2017 |
mikeolu1: That’s until you read the horrifying experiences of so many here https://www.reddit.com/r/exjw/ so you expect me to act based on what people say instead off what I personally experienced? Or what's your intention of drawing my attention to the opinions of others, to influence my decision or what?are you so dull to the point that you forget one man's food is another man's poison?I am sorry if this is how you reason.SMH |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 1:40pm On Oct 29, 2017 |
adajoe555: Welcome back brother I am happy for you, thanks a lot sister..after seeing a lot outside I have finally realized that no organization can be compared with Jehovah's organization..thanks once again. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 1:24pm On Oct 29, 2017 |
adajoe555: Are you a Jehovah witness yes.I left the organization before,but I am back..so yes I am a witness. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 10:20am On Oct 29, 2017 |
Sexy20: I believe you are not blind or do you lack understanding. Please read my post well before you disgrace yourself oh sorry.I read wrong meanings to your post,now I understand better..I am really sorry biko.. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 10:15am On Oct 29, 2017 |
Sexy20: I believe you are not blind or do you lack understanding. Please read my post well before you disgrace yourself and you are quick to resort to insult? Is that all you have to offer? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 9:45am On Oct 29, 2017 |
chatinent: Chatdom rights reserved (c) . A large number Jehovah's witnesses (in person) have this secreted attributes of not letting or bringing to public, most of their beliefs (is it because of the impression majority have on them?). In my own view, I think the impression has nothing to do with the religion but particular persons in the religion (who overreact). Therefore, why blame religion over a person's action? . A life experience between a Witness and a guy he met on field ministry. .
I actually one day noticed a Witness in the field service preaching to a guy. On the long run, he offered the guy a tract and Awake! then the guy also brought a brochure to offer to the witness and said 'if you take mine, I'll take yours.' The witness responded: 'sorry, I am not allowed to collect that from you but you may have mine.' The guy fired back 'why?' The witness responded 'because mine teaches about God's kingdom.' The guy was like 'mine teaches about Satan's kingdom, right?' (...) . . You may be thinking sth, well this attitude by this Witness was unprofessional and ego-centric. The Witnesses are taught in the Theocractic Ministry school, accompanied with the Reasoning From The Scriptures reference booklet to - not only try to let people see their points while preaching, but also -- hear others view. Therefore, what do we call that witness above? Well, unprofessional. Some other things alike too happen, like when they invite you over to the Kingdom Halls and you invite them to a Church Crusade; some will be all rejection. Well, here are things you never knew: . 1. They do not have their own bible. I get this all the time that their Bible is quite very distinct from others. How true is this? Well, let me surprise you, they only rewrote a modern-word version of still, the original bible manuscripts that every other bible translator wrote from. In the New World Translation of The Holy Scriptures, the name of God, Jehovah, is used more than in other bible translation who replaced it with 'Lord'. . 2. They believe people will go to heaven. Yes, they do, they believe a small number will make heaven and the righteous rest, inherit the earth, the promised paradise. . 3. They don't do birthdays and festive periods like Christmas, Halloween, Easter etc. Halloween apart which is somewhat demonic, they believe that the outcome of the people who celebrated birthdays in the Bible took bloodshed (Pharoah's birthday,John the Baptist head). And for Christmas, it's pagan; Jesus was not born on Christmas day, which is true. . 4. They are not a cult group. Believe me when I tell you this, all their teachings are focused on the Bible. If a Witness made a misuse of the bible, it's imperfection and not because 'he is a Witness, that's what they do'. . 5. A woman can not lead the flock. Yes, this is driven from the new testament where Paul etc., took on the congregation of God. A man is the head, so it is. . Some other things are clapping to praise songs, using their Kingdom melodies, etc. Truth is, before you judge, do some research, some things you judge are actually how it should be. . Origin: http://www.chatdom.com.ng/tourism/five-things-you-never-knew-about-jehovah%27s-witnesses/msg44/#msg44 . you're very unbiased in your assertion.. The first time a thread about Jehovah's witness could be so true..as a former witness I must confess that your points are so valid..kudos |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 9:39am On Oct 29, 2017 |
coldsummer: JW is a cult that has so brainwashed their members.
How can you tell your congregation not to send their children to school.
How do u tell them not to take blood transfusion (my uncle died out ofnthos stupidity and now the family discovered the truth. They left the church and the other members stopped talking and associating with them becaise they have become sinners )
How do u tell them to no worm and make money bit when they work and make that unholy money you tell th to bring it and spend in church.
Read statistics and see the bearish way JW is going globally. Not talking about nigeria. Of coursebrhey will be the last to realise anything. you're such a big liar..keep it up. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Five Things You Never Knew About Jehovah's Witnesses. by Notatribalist(m): 9:33am On Oct 29, 2017 |
Sexy20: In your first point: they HAVE their own bible because they re-wrote it to suit them and their doctrine...
In your third point: Nobody said Jesus was born on 25th December. Rather christians chose that day to commemorate his birth....if they won't celebrate it, their choice
In summary, they are nice and generous people but they posses this 'holier than thou' attitude which they easily exhibit as they will never accept anything from you not even to PRAY together (as was the case with a classmate of mine) and wen they come on their house evangelism.
Also they don't accept giving of offerings in church or paying of tithe. They attribute it to contributing money for the church leaders Jehovah's witness contribute money for leader?where did you hear that from?please kindly do research before feeding the public with lies.. |
Romance › Re: Ladies, Can You Get Married To A Non Degree Holder? by Notatribalist(m): 11:54am On Oct 26, 2017 |
TimeMod3: pocohantas doesn't come lesser an hypocrite. She'd be the first to lick Ronaldo's balls given the privilege.
Let her convince us a little by showing us her #pocorunz certificate. Lol lol.you wicked |
Romance › Re: Ladies, Can You Get Married To A Non Degree Holder? by Notatribalist(m): 11:01pm On Oct 25, 2017 |
pocohantas: NO. Not just having the degree, but being grounded in his field...academically.
Please, nobody should come here to form holier than thou and smh for Nigerians. We all have something that attracts us to the opposite sex, love isn't blind after all. That's why some guys won't marry that hardworking girl selling fish in the market, you'll prefer the hardworking banker.
For some, it's religious inclination, some educational, physical, financial, cultural...etc. It doesn't make you better than them, you also saw something in your own partner that they probably won't care about, because it's not something that ticks the box for them.
Except you can marry that uneducated, timid, disabled [I mean no offence to this group], and not too good looking male/female, don't just try to form better than others.
We all have our choices, If you're not condescending about it...no probz. even the guy on your dp?last time I checked he was just a footballer without degrees.. |
Politics › Re: Maina’s Family Threatens To Expose ‘cabal’ Behind His Travail by Notatribalist(m): 10:21pm On Oct 25, 2017 |
fiizznation: Well some people just wanted to ridicule the president's fight against corruption, and we all know they have "succeeded" by the recall of that criminal called Maina.
Hmm a smart move they made I must confess. But we ain't loosing any sleep. Buhari's fight against corruption will never be deterred by anybody.
Corruption won this first round. corruption been fought on paper? How many people has buhari jailed?fight corruption,fight corruption,his tenure is almost finished.. |
Romance › Re: My Girlfriend Hit Me With A Sudden News by Notatribalist(m): 10:07pm On Oct 25, 2017 |
Philosophia: Thank you so much.
My brother, I will be candid with you. My biggest problem is that I love this lady with my beign. She is the only girlfriend I have ever had. 3years. I have often visualized our life together. We talked about family, kids, everything.
I am an introvert, who hardly gets close to people. I am a guy that usually doesn't give a Bleep unless I want to. But this stuff hit me. It hit me where it hurts. As I type this tears are springing from my eyes. I'm trying to stop but it hurts.
My whole life just seems useless. I don't know exactly what to do. I feel lost. eyah.sorry man,I feel touched also.your story is similar to mine,but you gat to move on.you have no choice but to move on,who knows you might find a better lady.. |
Sports › Re: Nigerian Man Begs For $500 In Ronaldo's Live Facebook Video by Notatribalist(m): 8:40am On Oct 25, 2017 |
NwaChibuzor: guy lock up. That boy might just be lucky and ronaldo go wire the money via western union. Impossibility is nothing. That amount is nothing compared to the millions of dollars ronaldo get for account. non go work OK?you fit go beg messi self.nonsense |
Celebrities › Re: Funmilayo Ransome-kuti's 117th Posthumous Birthday Is Today by Notatribalist(m): 7:50am On Oct 25, 2017 |
See Fela smoking in her mum's present,if it were to be today the artist will come out to claim the picture was Photoshop.. |
Politics › Re: Sule Lamido Declares For 2019 Presidency Under PDP by Notatribalist(m): 11:12pm On Oct 23, 2017 |
Coloradvantage: hehehehe! bros calm down.... no body paid me a dime, and I am not a politician .. a citizen that is just sharing his views... we might not always go the same way with our choices.., but at the end of the day... we all wish Nigeria well! personally I do wish Nigeria well... if we have a credible young person out there... no doubt! I will support.. not just for the youth factor... though! someone with proven record! or with signs of delivering! for now... elrufai or atiku! I will vote! I have my reasons! I am sorry! it is my choice! Donald duke |
Culture › Re: Oba Of Benin, Ewuare, His Wives And Children In Cute Family Photo by Notatribalist(m): 2:26pm On Oct 23, 2017 |
TheHistorian: Shall we start questioning wasteful expenditure in this Country?
What does this King contribute to the GDP of Nigeria??
What exactly is his function other than sitting and sleeping comfortably in a well furnished palace awaiting election period to receive goodies from politicians while Edo residents wallow in the abyss of penury??
Nigeria is a peculiar state with peculiar problems so we need strong approach if indeed we crave for developments. I think the take care of spiritual matters. If for instance someone accused you of witchcraft you simply take the case to the king.because our constitution does not recognize witchcraft |
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Romance › Re: Pre-Wedding Photos Of Couple Who Met At NYSC Camp. From Camp Boyfriend To Fiance by Notatribalist(m): 1:46pm On Oct 16, 2017 |
biacan: Time pass.........?
a beautiful woman will have any man she want even in her 50s so for ladies like me........i must access the man physically and spiritually to know if his fit for the game....... mind you I don't beg men never they do the begging
emeka rapo maka your picture or I don't believe. |
Politics › Re: The Many Conflicts In Nigerian Corridors Of Power by Notatribalist(m): 1:43pm On Oct 16, 2017 |
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Romance › Re: Learn From Me, Masturbation Ruins Life by Notatribalist(m): 11:33pm On Oct 15, 2017 |
NIGHTMAREOO7: Alright lucky u... but most times its hiv evn tho som other sickness hv same symptoms. But hope u waited for atleast 3months before ur confirmation lab.
U can get good result from 2weeks. But perfect result from 3months minimum. And VERY perfect result from 4months. Conunting from day of suspected infection. what are u trying to say?that I might be HIV positive? |
Romance › Re: Learn From Me, Masturbation Ruins Life by Notatribalist(m): 2:23pm On Oct 15, 2017 |
NIGHTMAREOO7: Nawao.. i tot they say it doest cause blindness. But do u also experience shoulder side.pains Headache ? Those ones are hiv infections symptoms o only HIV symptoms? Who told you this?well,I also experience them,but I am HIV negative... |