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TheStoriesOfMan:How did you sit in your house and conclude there wasnt any real-life emotional, physical or spiritual impartation on any of the congregation ? |
MaxInDHouse:Okay sorry oh... I guess we have different religions then... my bad!🙏🏽 |
MaxInDHouse:I asked you to provide the biblical verse you claim prohibits prayer/worship vigils on the eve of a new month or year, but you obviously can’t cos it doesn’t exist. Instead, you keep throwing out irrelevant verses that don’t support your core claim in any way. According to your logic, since some pagans worshipped their deities on the eve of a new year, it automatically means that any Christian praying to God on New Year’s Eve is also practicing paganism? ![]() Where do you guys even dredge up such illogical, bizarre and nonsensical theology from? Gosh!!! What is this? ![]() |
MaxInDHouse:Okay please can you point out where the bible outlaws people gathering for a prayer and worship vigil into a new month or year.... |
MaxInDHouse:Do you care to explain the meaning and relevance of this? |
MaxInDHouse:What you're practicing sounds more like religious zombieism, not faith. Meanwhile, why're you even responding to me in Nairaland? Where is it written in the scriptures that Christians can use the internet and respond to arguments in a place called Nairaland? ... Going by the logic of your bizarre ideology, isnt this also pagan practice? |
MaxInDHouse:Lol... Una don come with this una zombie-like Christian ideology again, i.e. "it is not in the bible so therefore, it is wrong". Even PRAYING and WORSHIPPING is now wrong to this ones because it wasn't recorded anywhere in the bible that someone prayed through the night into a new day/month/year. |
Omo... what kind of story is this? |
DmonSlayer10:The person you quoted wasnt wrong. The term "JEEP" has grown beyond just being a brand name. While it may not be suitable in formal reports, the term can actually be used interchangeably with the term "SUV" to refer to ANY rugged SUV... And this isnt exactly a Nigerian thing. cc: 2RUTHHURTS |
janfeeson:@Op, the FRSC isnt exactly wrong with that statement. The term "JEEP" has grown beyond just being a brand name. It can be used interchangeably with the term "SUV", and its not a Nigerian thing. May not be most suitable to use it in formal reports though. Oversabi don backfire today![/b] 😁😆 |
muyico:Where is it written in the bible that you can be typing and posting comments on a place called Nairaland? So apparently, according to some ignorant logic, any Christian making posts on Nairaland is a pagan. |
faceland:...and then one day, you walk into the warm embrace of armed herdsmen and your family has to pay N50m for your release. It's on that day you'd realise that it's poverty mentality that made you think N60 million was a lot of money...... ![]() |
madridguy:Thousands of people did same and turned out just fine... |
GravityDefier:Which different country again? They believe the entire lands and resources of Nigeria, from the northern Sahel down to the swamps of the Niger Delta, all belong to them... They believe you are an illegal occupier of their God given land which was promised them by their great grand pa Usman Dan Fodio. The current campaign is to take over all Nigerian lands by fire and by force to settle all their brothers who have been displaced from all across west africa... They've since colonised the entire northern Nigeria, seized half of Benue and are currently making headway in Kwara. E go soon reach us for the South. Its funny how every commentator on this matter keeps shying away from the real story that the Fulanis have declared a full scale war on all other Nogerian tribes. Meanwhile Igbos and Yorubas still dey fight their foolish fight while the enemy approaches. |
Why's everyone so afraid of stating the obvious truth that the Fulanis has declared war on the rest of Nigeria? The wave of violence we see all over is simply the Fulani tribe being desperate to dominate Nigeria and seize lands by force to resettle their relatives displaced from all over west Africa. |
adenigga:Lol... In Nigeria. patriotism is when you endorse the continued slaughter of Christians (and Muslims) by vampires and vermins who receive spiritual cover from blood thirsty fellows like Gumi. |
Freshandfitpod:Apst Suleman isp one of the most vocal pentecostal pastors in Nigeria who has spoken repeatedly against the insecurity and terrorism and the government's obvious complicity. Man has even been hounded several times by DSS, miltary, police, assassins and other forces for his outspokenness. So make una keep this nonsense criticism aside abeg! |
Sometimes, Africans can be extremely barbaric, unempathetic, selfish, and utterly wicked. By this, I’m referring to every single Nigerian who is opposed to a potential intervention by Trump and his armies. These people fall under four broad categories: 1. Those related to the terrorists, either by tribe or religion. 2. Politically exposed persons who think such an invasion may undermine their political divide and take food off their table. 3. The tribalists, worried that an invasion might affect the administration of “their brother.” 4. The typical nonchalant Nigerian, who, because the crisis hasn’t affected them or their family directly, regards the slaughters in the North and Middle Belt as mere stories and statistics, i.e. the “as long as e no concern me or my family" crew (a lot of us fall under this wicked category) Over 50,000 people, fifty thousand human beings, have been slaughtered by terrorists in the North and Middle Belt. Benue State alone has lost more than 5,000 people in their sleep over the past decade, while both federal and state governments have done absolutely nothing to protect them. The same Benue has nearly 500,000 displaced people living in IDP tents, exposed to the sun and rain. The entire world knows the culprits: Fulani militias, armed, supported and protected by the Fulani elite, who control the politics, resources, and economy of the North (and Nigeria at large). The Fulanis have a clear agenda which is known to anyone with a functioning brain, they desperately need land, and they will stop at nothing to seize it through violent means. Non-Fulani leaders know the truth, but out of typical greed and fear of losing political capital, they refuse to name or confront the culprits. A question for those opposed to the proposed Trump invasion: if even a single relative of yours had been murdered in cold blood by these killers, would you still be preaching about “sovereignty”? |
Trump threatened to come wipe out killer bandits, BokoHaram and other terrorists that have been terrorising, committing mass murders, grand theft and genocide of Christian minority communities in the north. So why's every northern elite foaming in the mouth and having high BP over this? At first they claimed it wasn't only Christians being killed, they claim the bandits also kill Muslims in equal measure. So why then is the north so angry that the terrorists killing Muslims and Christians are about to be wiped out? Even to the point of planning to fight and bury the US forces? These guys never talked of fighting or checkmating the bandits, but they'd rather fight US forces? Wow! |
muykem:There's a sizeable Igbo community in a city, and one of them is selected or elected by them to be their head. If not for the deep seated tribal hatred you have against Igbos, why exactly should it be offensive to anyone who's not Igbo that Igbos living in a city picked a person to be their leader? Na wa oh! Just about every other tribe and race does this. In every large city across Nigeria, there's usually an Hausa community for instance and they usually have a leader/representative. Similar for the Chinese, the Indians, etc. You need to ask yourself why it's the one of Igbos that normally offends you. |
JoeEeL:In those few years, he'd buy the latest one. |
DomPerignon:Go and disqualify him... |
DomPerignon:I dont need his certificate, you're the one searching for it. So feel free to go and stop him from contesting since na you get sense pass... Nonsense! |
DomPerignon:Oya as you get 2 heads and too much sense, go and disqualify him in the bext election make we dey look. Nonsense! |
DomPerignon:Lol... these ones think OBI is the same as the crook they put in Aso Rock that has no educational record. |
ShinnBet:Ineligible?.... What kind of reasoning is this?... Did OBI tell you and your ilk that he doesnt have a BSc certificate like your president? The requirement was to submit WAEC or any other higher degree and he submitted WAEC as required. So I'm struggling to understand the basis of this dumb thread. Obviously, if next time the requirement is to submit a BSc degree, what will stop him from providing his BSc cert? |
Abdul05:Tinubu's existence as an overbearing godfather was the only reason Fashola didnt complete the Lagos metro under 4-8years. Fashola trying to pull away from Tinubu's endless lootocratic demands almost cost him his second term ticket in 2011. Similarly, Ambode would have also completed the metro system, but for Tinubu's stifling godfatherism and lootocratic demands. After being choked for 4 years, Ambode just like Fashola, also attempted to free Lagos from the 'Tinubu impediment'. That action cost Ambode his second term. Sanwo Olu after seeing the ordeal of his predecessors, has since chosen to be an utter spineless puppet to preserve his sanity. Any person old enough to have witnessed Tinubu's governorship, knows Tinubu was indeed the worst and most useless governor Lagos ever had, with absolutely no tangible achievement in his 8 years. Even military administrators like Buba Marwa had tangible legacies in Lagos than Tinubu. The only thing Tinubu has in his CV is godfatherism. There's definitely no bizarrity that can't be birthed by sycophancy cos I never believed a day would come when GODFATHERISM would be touted as an achievement. |
twilliamx:This dumb line of reasoning keeps resurfacing over and over again from clueless people who cant think of any reasonable arguments. Please tell us what Ezu river has to do with the killing of security officials in Benue. |
Lol... God has saved this one from calamity... The family doesnt want you; even your so-called husband to be doesnt want you, but you were too blinded by the desire to be called 'Mrs' that you couldnt see it. |
helinues:Let me make my self clearer just incase there's still any bit of functional cells in your brains to comprehend. If I live in a house, it's absolutely my business if the house is clean or dirty, especially if I contribute to the cleaning cost of the house. If I live in Garki Abuja and there's a power outage or a blown transformer, it's only logical for me to complain about the performance of AEDC. Only a fool will expect me to live in Abuja and complain about the performance of BEDC after a power outage in Abuja. And this foolishness we talk about here is powered by nothing but tribalism and poverty. |
helinues:This recurring metality of some Nigerians is just dumb and nauseating. If I live in a neigbourhood, what's wrong in calling out the authorities responsible for keeping the area clean? So if I have say a prolonged power outage on my street in Abuja, I should leave the Abuja DISCO (AEDC) and start calling out BEDC? This is certainly the kind of retarded mindset created by tribalism and poverty. |


