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akanke79: On that occasion, three years ago, the police were not informed.

Well, they should have done (if it was true)

Eid is tomorrow in the UK

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razznaija: 86 views and just two comments.

Romans 13: 1-3

13 Everybody gotta listen da guys dat stay in charge a da law. Dey get da power fo tell da odda peopo wat fo do, you know. But da power dey get, God wen give um dat. Da guys dat stay get power right now, dey da ones dat stay in charge cuz God wen make um lidat. 2 Dat mean, if get somebody dat go agains da kine peopo dat get dat kine power, az jalike dey going agains da way how God wen go make one govermen fo us. If get anybody dat make lidat, dey goin get it from God da Judge.

3 If you do da right tings how suppose to, no need be scared a da guys dat stay in charge a da law. But den, if you do da bad kine stuff dass no good, you bes be scared! So, if you no like stay scared a da peopo dat get power, make shua you go do ony da good kine stuff. Den wen you do da good kine stuff, az wen dey goin tell you dat you stay okay.

Mondays and Fridays until 5p.m.
Other days until 2p.m
It's sustainable as all you're missing is basically breakfast

2 weeks over, 5 weeks to go

A child doesn't know left from right. You tell the child, "don't touch this. If you do, you will be smacked" and they touch it, so you smack them. Next time, they'll learn.

“You are free to eat from any tree in the garden but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.” Simple instruction which they disobeyed and God couldn't spare the rod

The name “Esau” was used to refer to the Edomites (I think). The Edomites often fought against God's chosen people, the Israelites so God hated them (I think).

You can't do it with your strength. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you. It is well.

My church is not against jewellery as such but if the jewellery was passed down from generation to generation, from grandma to grandma etc, it's good to research the origin of it. That's all!

habayommy: Actually, i thought i was the only one doubting her super story.

Believe me bruv. I haven't even said half of what she's done. I really wish it was a nollywood fiction then my mum won't be all bad. When people disbelief my story, it makes me even more sad that God gave me an unbelievable mother like her

uhuns: at omolata

my prayers are with you.
will recommend a book for you titled ---prayer rain-------- obtainable at mountain of fire churches----

I have it. I did Revoking Evil Decrees (page 133) for 2 weeks night vigil. My dreams were awesome

teddyblueu: This is serious,i somehow dont want to believe u,i mean it seems u re framing up a story.

I really wish I were making it all up. I really wish I were

fubbyy: lasgidi this lasgidi that mentality

What is lasgidi?

azyaq: come badagry side u go hate lagos pothole everywhere

It was the potholes which made our stay fascinating. The children, visiting Nigeria for the first time, thought we were in another world

They can't wait to visit again

methodman: Though u abandoned me and my elder sister even b4 i clocked 1year....i used to curse u but i have decided to forgive u. Dont know what u look like...Dont know if u are still alive.... But pls dont ever turn up on my wedding day cuz i really dont wanna see u. I grew up in Pains...But against all odds, i have learned to live in harmony with a kindly friend or foe.

Some women shouldn't have children ((hugs))

I was in Lagos 2 years ago. I enjoyed it

There's an extensive thread here https://www.nairaland.com/970350/dreams-tell-future

It may answer your question

I love you more than I can say

It made worldwide news some years ago where a woman had hid herself for 9 months (she was pregnant with her 2nd child, a boy). Her neighbour saw her and reported her. Despite only having 2 days to go, the govt terminated her pregnancy and killed the baby. There was an outcry

Google it. It was some years ago. There was even secret footage of the procedure being carried out. I can't remember but I think the woman also died

Laryokeke: Secondly sir, religious institutions all over the world have endless lists of the things you frown at and their inevitable punishments. They say that you do not like it when people fornicate, tell lies, steal, kill, e.t.c. Some of these victim-oriented crimes are understandable. But are they right in saying that victimless acts such as fornication are sins before you?

Dear Larry

As you must appreciate, I am very busy but I will endeavour to answer your questions bit by bit. To begin with, fornication is not victimless. The Holy Spirit resides in your body and when you start poke poke poking everywhere, the Holy Spirit has to get out. You have therefore rendered it homeless i.e. a victim

[quote author=De-Grace01]Ok, but if u can convince them to prayer along with you it will be fantastic. all the same just try to carry them along with u on that prayer. please go into reconcilliatry kind of prayer. No fire fire or back to sender to ur mum just for a week. ask God to forgive her and all of you around her. this situation must have cause alot of enemity so the way out now is total reconcilliation betwwen man and GOD and man to man. just a week before the next week one will continue. pls if u are interested or have any question go ahead and ask me ok.[/quote]Bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you. It is well. Thank you

Sprumbaba: The was this beautiful nollywood girl I was about dating and we had been getting together more and more. I dont really dream. But one day in my office, i dozed off for 2 minutes, it was a quick dream but i will call it a vision.I saw this lady coming to meet me and as I was about to hug her streching my arms,the next I see, I was handcuffed by policemen and she just left.I turned the soon to start relationship to friendship and stayed away from her.

Wise decision

MOBBDEEP: Aunty !!!, it's sooo sooo sad that when your mum needs you that bad is when you are running away from her.
I can bet my life ( if it was mine anyway ) that your mum has a psychiatric problem.

Never really thought of that but she will tell Daughter A to beware of Daughter B and tell Daughter B to be careful of Daughter A then both siblings will start fighting each other. How can a sane mum cause enmity between her children?

Anyway, I hear what y'all saying and now bowing out of this thread

Omo Alata has left the building

And how on earth did a thread about dreams turn into a history of my mother?

all4naija: Not until then, you are going to be acting in the same way as your primitive mother you accused of her inability to see beyond wrongdoings!

I pray for my children everyday. Father in the name of Jesus, while I am yet living, I will NEVER bury any of my children in the name of Jesus Amen.

My mother prays the reverse

thegoodjoehunt: On a sad note, I had a dream of myself dying, not long from then I lost my Twin Brother. Although I believe is just a coincidence, I couldn't help but wonder. We had his funeral August 4th, this month. Just had to mention it.

Sorry 'bout that. May his soul rest in perfect peace Amen.

Vismat: something is wrong somewhere, but all the same, honour her,. Remember the bible said it, ;honour thy father and mother. ..........be prayerful

She is honoured

all4naija: Nonsense. This is the root cause of the problem. Not until you stop believing in those shiits the psychological fear will keep haunting you.

No psychological fear anywhere. What I've told you thus far is only the tip of the iceberg. If I begin to delve deep, which I'm not gonna btw, you'll tremble. There are things I have told pastors and they shiver

[quote author=De-Grace01]Very serious and so pathetic indeed, you know what is not for nothing, pls pls and pls can u do this together wt all your sibllings. i was u pple to embark on a particular kind of prayer. can they?[/quote]I don't know if they can but I definitely CAN

It's just a spiritual respect

D sage: Your mum might seems to be wicked to you but at the same time,you have to take/accept her for who she is in order to have peace of mind in which you deserved. I quite understood what you are passing through but you have to take things as it is, perform your responsibility as a daughter and leaves the rest for God. There is nothing impossible for God. Goodluck sister.

Thank you. I send her money every month and now, I pray on the money before sending it to her ojare. You never know

Any power using my money for evil assignments, loose your hold, in the name of Jesus. Every evil bird swallowing my money, fall down and die, in the name of Jesus. Dat's all

[quote author=De-Grace01]Please pardon me for calling u bros my big sister ok, it was a mistake.
Now i can see that what u pple suffer in the hand of your mum is not as a result of any offend u committed against her, but pls i may like to know the efforts u pple had made to call her to order, i mean you her children hv u try to resolve this issue wt her, if yes what was her position in the peace adventure? pls try to understand me i just feel concerned and will like to help out by God's grace.[/quote]My mum is very cunning. When people/family call her and talk to her about the way she is treating her children, she will bow her head, she will be very humble, she will shed tears and promise/vow to change. She will say she'll never curse her children again. Everybody will get up from the meeting happy that the situation has been resolved. After that meeting, mum will harden her heart like the heart of Pharoah and double her curses. If it's not so serious, I will laff

My younger sister (mum's last born) will tell mum to her face, "You are a witch" Mum said I will show you who is a witch. A couple of weeks later, my sister's partner threw her out of the house with her child. O pari!!

Since I started my fire prayers, she is confused about me. She called me up one day and asked who I rely on. I told her that I rely on my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ

moroh: But wait ooo, why is ur username omo alata?

My husband is a Ghanaian and the Ghanaians, for God knows what reason, call Nigerians Omo alata or mami alata