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NoFavors:
With his jacket

ok sir

emmayayodeji:
make i open am for you?

forget since u no won epp me

Tyrabarbara:
what makes a person stupid? stupid is relative. the op mayb stupid also. the person reading this mayb stupid, lalasticlala, mayb..... how are you doing?.

Aunty, take am easy.

Am not stupid

Swaggzkid:
Stupidity is a free gift of nature only few choose to accept it.

my sister, take am easy

am not stupid

emmayayodeji:
my guy summary be say

if you get

1. BVN number
2. Your selfie
3.Your signature on a white paper

i go open account for you instantly and you go get 500 wey u fit use do anything
and ATM card na free to your domot

abeg na.

Please

emmayayodeji:
GET INSTANTLY WITHDRAWABLE 500NAIRA WHEN I OPEN A WEMA ALAT BANK ACCOUNT FOR YOU ONLINE

picture evidences below


here is a link to the thread https://www.nairaland.com/4233102/wema-alat-account-get-instantly#63274301


hit me up on whtsapp

abeg my guy. I no get data.
Please, in summary na wetin dem talk?

the hustle is real

As for me.
I think NwaAmaikpe deserve the Award.

Okay o.

nellybadas:
I am a Muslim. But I accept the Daddy freeze challenge. I.m willing to give 50k to some one in dire need. But that person must be verified by lalasticlala. If I don't get by Sunday. I will take it to an orphanage.

try me na.

jaheymezz:
it is not even this one that is paining me what is paining me is that today is Thursday and they never release the latest episode of flash!

the season 7 episode

na that one wey hold mirror dey make me laugh

Oh! Child of the world.
Africans sef.

Lord i want to ask for one thing.
Blow the trumpet!

Buhari go still release them

Hmmm
the hustle is real

Should we fry egg

Nothing wey you no see for this world.
This woman look herself for mirror
Anyway, na divorce dey reign

MhizzAJ:
Na wa
What crime did they commit

Am just feeling for the 99 year old man

tell me the truth.
You are in love with the grandpa.

Nigeria, the land of comedy.

Simplep:
Rip....d beautiful ones also die...God

which one be sey beautiful ones also die
I can see that you are on cheap drugs.

purem:
check the name very well

The totality of his identity is afonjanity

We are on the lead

Here u go flapobians (drug lord)

say No to tribalism!
Hatred will never take you anywhere.

All i know is that a lot of persons came here to check names.

Congrats man

Who be this fat pig abeg?

Swaggzkid:
SARZ on the beat don finally jam SARS wey dey beat

you no well.
Sars pass Sarz

Sars pass Sarz

Vagina

josephubah111:
come to think of it.. the man has gained the whole world na.. which profit better pass that one.

the word of God pass am

The hustle is real

The earliest Scriptural reference to prayers for the dead comes in the second book of Maccabees. The books of Maccabees were among the latest written books found in the Old Testament. They recount the struggle of the Jewish people for freedom against the Seleucid Empire, around 100-200 years before the birth of Christ. They are written from an Orthodox Jewish point of view. The second book of Maccabees tells how Judas Maccabee, the Jewish leader, led his troops into battle in 163 B.C. When the battle ended he directed that the bodies of those Jews who had died be buried. As soldiers prepared their slain comrades for burial, they discovered that each was wearing an amulet taken as booty from a pagan Temple. This violated the law of Deuteronomy and so Judas and his soldiers prayed that God would forgive the sin these men had committed (II Maccabees 12:39-45).
This is the first indication in the Bible of a belief that prayers offered by the living can help free the dead from any sin that would separate them from God in the life to come. It is echoed in the New Testament when Paul offers a prayer for a man named Onesiphorus who had died: “May the Lord grant him to find mercy from the Lord on that day”(II Timothy 1:18). The cavelike tombs under the city of Rome, which we call catacombs, bear evidence that members of the Roman Christian community gathered there to pray for their fellow followers of Christ who lay buried there. By the fourth century prayers for the dead are mentioned in Christian literature as though they were already a longstanding custom.
The practice of praying for the dead is rooted first in Christian belief in the everlasting life promised in Jesus’ teachings and foreshadowed by his disciple’s experience that God had raised him from the dead. After death, even though separated from our earthly body, we yet continue a personal existence. It is as living persons that God invites us into a relationship whose life transcends death.
Praying for the dead has further origins in our belief in the communion of saints. Members of this community who are living often assist each other in faith by prayers and other forms of spiritual support. Christians who have died continue to be members of the communion of saints. We believe that we can assist them by our prayers, and they can assist us by theirs.
Our prayers for the dead begin at the moment of death. Often family members will gather in prayer around the bedside of the person who has died. The Order of Christian Funerals includes a Vigil Service for the deceased, which can be held in the home, in the church, or in a funeral home chapel, the funeral Mass and the Rite of Committal (which generally takes place at the burial site). The prayers express hope that God will free the person who has died from any burden of sin and prepare a place for him or her in heaven. Death remains a mystery for us–a great unknown. Yet Christian language evokes a hopeful imagination in the presence of death, an assurance that our love, linked to Christ’s love, can help bridge whatever barriers might keep those whom we love from fully enjoying the presence of a loving and life-giving God.

"What will it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?

Absolutely nothing.

Hmmm
Wike no suppose insult am na.
And the Yoruba race no suppose equally come insult Wike.

Am tired of Nigeria, i want to go to Kwara
:/