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Kimba, That's one of the most useful of all suggestions I've come across on NL. Prophet, Please heed the words of Kimba. With Revvy, you pair will definitely become a great force to reckon with when it comes to prophesying and looking at things differently, or should I say upside down? I guess I'm right, Kimba. |
Well 2C, I didn't know you want to call it quit until now. I also experienced what you said about the admin deleting posts. And that there are a lot of fakes on this forums. I'm lost for words though. |
@Seun, Indeed our indefatigable Mr. Fix it (Anenih, Tony) and the bicycle riding Minister, Ojo Maduekwe have been touted as the greatest AGIP of our time. |
what sort of question is this one? They both (husband and wife) own each other. What has parents got to do with that? |
Eastcoast:Hmnnn. I have been looking around for a while too about this. Your statement just confirmed what I have been thinking all this while. |
I'm a centrist (Libertarian) and I love it.
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I think you're a prophet of doom. |
When people don hear themselves finish, dem go come around say na God speak to them. |
@Chinani, I wonder what that means too. |
Looks like there will never be an end to this picture thingy. |
I have read some funny threads + entries on this forum before now, but I have never seen anything so funny like the one posted by K2. Bros K2, abeg, Carry go!!! We dey behind you!! |
@david, My brother, you know, I just love the way you look at issues. Very objective and downright frank. I quite appreciate your ''helplessness'' as regards making the choice for a new leader after Olusanni Abachanjo's exit - I hear he has an exit plan in the pot, he should not be allowed to stay 1 minute longer, after May 29, 2007 at Aso Villa. But we have to use every available means (including Nairaland Forum) to drum it in to those who care to listen (and I know many Nigerians are listening) that we do not want sycophants at the top anymore. We don't want people with questionable records and characters governing us anymore in this country - at all levels. We do not want people who fight corruption with corruption, claim God is in control when they are in control, pull the wool over our faces, punish us in the midst of plenty and are ethnic bigots, coming around singing the same old songs to us this time. We will tell them that if they do, they will die like the third term dream died recently. We need people with high integrity, proven track records of leadership ability, foresight and energy. We need people who'd mount the podium and speakout - not people who'd come around reading rhetorics and mumbling incoherent words.We want ebullient leaders, who'd correct us with that wonderful charm when we go wrong and not pounce on us with the force of a hammer on a flea! God give us leaders who would fear Him in spirit and in truth at all levels of governance in this country. I have been looking at the people we have around in the country. All I can say is that the best among the lot should be allowed to lead us. There are quite a lot of them up there. Gamaliel Onosode, Donald Duke, Victor Attah, James Ibori, Audu Ogbeh (He's a shinning example), Bola Tinubu, Aliko Dangote, etc etc. May God at this time help our people to choose right in 2007. Amen. |
Paying tithes is something I believe is optional not by compulsion Pay if you're convinced you need to pay. Hold back if you do not feel like paying. My church normally encourages members to pay their tithes and give offerings. They don't force us to do it. I think this is the best approach to this matter by any Church - except of course, the church leaders have a sinister motive for coming up with the congregation. And Madam Alheri, I hope my apology on divorce is accepted. |
GL:Well, OK, as in you're surprised at my entry up there? But you've stated what should pacify everyone. Marrying for love, and getting the parties concerned to be privy to all the properties owed by them. I think that's good enough. |
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