Crime › Re: Man Erroneously Gets N10m Deposit In His Account In Lagos, Pays Debts With It by PointZerom: 11:17pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Sarrki self. |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 11:15pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Angelsss: Chai...I can imagine how bad this Wisdomiski guy is feeling. you wanted to use Pastors and shine...chai...pepper dem gang. Hahahaha, please always verify news o before you write a novel on Pastors and private jets... Meanwhile ....our youths should learn to be patient. Half bread is better than none. The grass on the other side always looked greener and more refreshing but most times that "grass" is a mirage. The mods hv even closed the thread, wisdomiski and delishpot are on the same page......... fake news is their forte. |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 11:12pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
delishpot: That is why I wonder how long it will take you to answer. WHY do you hate that fact? Why have you decided to pick on me because I said pastors need to reach their members to love and support one another? The question don hang for air è don dey stale yet you have convincingly ignored it. Maybe when è rotten come dey smell, you will notice it  Tell me any person in your organization that have outdone TB Joshua in charity. Let's start from there. |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 10:59pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
delishpot: I am wiser than you tho. You are angry because I said pastors should guide their members to love, help and support each other ? Why are you so much against it? Are you an agent of darkness who doesn't want the church to see light? Helping people focus on daddy GO instead of God? Stale |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 10:47pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
delishpot: Oh shut it, you will not get a list. Go fry your stony heart and eat it. What I wrote is it as long as the Bible? What am I saying sef, with the length of the Bible your heart is still worldly how will my short sermon help you? I like to write Epistles because people like you claim monotony to plenty talk. I will write more as long as your heart feels led to ask me. I see it as God using me to soften that heart of yours. I have plenty of time to enlighten you. Don't worry, na my hand, na me dey write am.
No list, God is my witness and that is enough for me. LOL. Asking for list, do I look like your GO? You asked what I have done for humanity and I said go ask people and you will find among them those I have helped identifying themselves. Hypocrite forming religious. If not that stupidity is free, I would have questioned how some got theirs. |
Politics › Re: Why We Have Not Paid The Ikoyi Whistle-blower - Lai Mohammed by PointZerom: 10:39pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Penalty82: ‘Now we have the authentic whistle blower and fake whistle blower, we hope to find out the real person"
mynd44 lalasticlala Criminal buhari and his agents of darkness. You told us before that you've paid the guy and he's a millionaire now, it was when his lawyer debunked your story that you started singing like an orphaned birds. sarrki and NgeneUkwenu will do a lot of work here.
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Politics › Re: Why We Have Not Paid The Ikoyi Whistle-blower - Lai Mohammed by PointZerom: 10:34pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
eTECTIVe: The whole IkoyiGate nonsense was staged... D money was planted there to b found whether anyone wants to believe dat or not.. Some of d ppl involved are simply blackmailing dem with d same whistle blower policy dey set up... I agree with you, I gave up on them when they recovered ownerless money at a filling station in the North. Till today they've not told us who owns the money. |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 10:29pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
delishpot: On the contrary, I want the whole world to know that it is good to help and I personally am practicing what I preach. So let the world know that I helped and will continue to help as long as I can. I simply don't massage my ego by listing names and making a public show of those I have helped. That is how I am different from your press conference Calling GOs who can't help without taking selfies with those they claim to care about. Besides life is up and down,they were just in need and I had enough to share. No biggie
I told you to create a post asking those I have helped to personally identify themselves.I told you that a few would def come out (if you won't say they are all my other monikers tho) What is it I said there that is contradictory? Not everyone helped wants to be named dear. It's a shame you resort to asking that I start listing the names of people that I have helped tho, that is the lowest a so called Christian can ever go. . And my dear, I have helped a good number of people offline as best I could also. I am not rich but your Christian background should flash back to the widows mite unless you believe that I must do good worth millions before you consider me a good person. if you truly believe in God then I know that you can ask God in prayers for verification of what I just said. You are a hypocrite in my opinion. Why are you against what I said I expect from so called pastors? Judgement would start from your kind. Stop writing another book of lamentation, if truly you've helped we'll know. Telling me to open a thread on that, makes you a suspect. |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 10:24pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
macaranta: Does your post make you a better person(or chirstian)? Have I committed crime for returning what you gave to me to you? |
Crime › Shell To Be Prosecuted For Ogoni Rights Violation In 1990s - Amnesty Int'l by PointZerom(op): 10:20pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Amnesty International on Tuesday called for Shell to be prosecuted for allegedly helping Nigeria’s military to commit human rights abuses in the oil-rich south in the 1990s. The London-based global rights watchdog said the oil giant should be tried in Nigeria, as well as Britain and Netherlands where it has its head office. Shell’s Nigerian subsidiary strongly denied the charges, calling them “false and without merit”. Audrey Gaughran, director of global issues and research at Amnesty, said it was “indisputable that Shell played a key role” in events in Ogoniland in the 1990s. “But we now believe that there are grounds for a criminal investigation,” she added in a statement after publishing a cache of documents relating to the turbulent period. A criminal file will be prepared and submitted to the authorities “with a view to prosecution”, she said. The Dutch prosecutor’s office said it would examine the Amnesty report. “If we find a reason to open an enquiry, we will do so” a spokesman for the public prosecution service said, according to the Dutch news agency ANP. Amnesty alleged that the oil major “repeatedly encouraged” Nigeria’s military to deal with community protests in Ogoniland, which is part of the Niger Delta region. It claimed the company was aware that “would lead to unlawful killings, rape, torture, the burning of villages” and even provided transport for troops. “That it has never answered for this is an outrage,” it added. – ‘Murderous attacks’ – Community unrest forced Shell to quit Ogoniland in 1993 but the company still maintains a network of pipelines in the area. Amnesty said Shell and the Nigerian military government at the time operated as business partners and had regular meetings to discuss the protection of their interests. “Internal memos and minutes from meetings show Shell lobbying senior government officials for military support, even after the security forces had carried out mass killings of protesters,” it said. “They also show that on several occasions Shell provided logistical or financial assistance to military or police personnel when it was well aware that they had been involved in murderous attacks on defenceless villagers.” On November 10, 1995, Ogoni activist and writer Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight of his compatriots were executed on trumped-up murder charges. That led to Nigeria’s expulsion from the Commonwealth. The nation was readmitted in 1999 after its return to civilian rule. A spokesman for the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd (SPDC), said: “Amnesty International’s allegations concerning SPDC are false and without merit. “SPDC did not collude with the authorities to suppress community unrest and in no way encouraged or advocated any act of violence in Nigeria. “We believe that the evidence will show clearly that Shell was not responsible for these tragic events.” Shell remains a major oil operator in Nigeria, accounting for much of the country’s daily output of some two million barrels per day. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/amnesty-file-criminal-charges-shell-ogoni-rights-violations-1990s/
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Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 9:50pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
delishpot: I can not list names. I am not that type. Hope you are not too disappointed that I ain't like your daddy GO who will bring the press to show the world how he helped a widow pay her house rent? Your signature doesn't add garri to my table, I don't care about it. Besides, who told you I am fighting with you? Boy!!! Stop thinking too highly of yourself. Stop contradicting yourself, if you don't want the whole world to know those you have helped why did you tell me to make a post on it?.
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Politics › Re: Criticise But Don't Mock Our Anti-Graft War - Lai Mohammed Tells Media by PointZerom: 9:29pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Lie Mohammed
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Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 9:26pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Wisdomkosi: Samuel Eto only denied promising to give money to every Cameroonian Coming back from Libya but didn't deny paying for the flight tickets. See photo below Lol, E pain am well well. Very soon you'll claim to be Samuel Eto. |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 9:22pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
delishpot carry the fight come here lemme reason your matter. Pls study my signature first.
You must tell me those you've helped in nairaland. |
Sports › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Eto Did What Nigerian Pastors, Celebs, Politicians Couldn't by PointZerom: 9:03pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
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Sports › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Eto Did What Nigerian Pastors, Celebs, Politicians Couldn't by PointZerom: 9:00pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Wisdomkosi: Written by Wisdom Nwedene
Over the last few weeks, there have been images, stories circulating online that some Africans are being auctioned online raging from $4000 in Libya, some have been killed while some have been brutally raped, sold twice and tortured but it very devastating, shocking and touching that in spite these stories circulating online, no Nigerian Pastors, Bishops, deacons, celebrities, etc have raised to speak against such nefarious act happening in Libya.
Can we conclude that our pastors are only good at collecting tithes?
Is that why they are busy attacking Daddyfreeze over tithe issues instead of focusing on the words of God which they are meant to preach?
Why can't our Nigerian Pastors channel their strength which they are using to attack Daddyfreeze to speak against the incessant killing of Nigerians in Libya?
Why can't they curse those people behind these nefarious act instead of cursing Daddyfreeze if they are not after tithe?
Why can't they use the money which they are collecting from the poor masses to pay for flights tickets of Nigerians in Libya to come back home just like Eto did to the cameroneans in Libya?
According to Vanguard newspaper, '' Eto paid the plane fare for the Cameronean migrants from Libya to Cameron'' But our Nigerian Pastors are here fighting for tithe with Daddyfreeze?
What about our Nigerian Politicians? Their own is very crystal clear that they are fighting for their pockets and not the interest of Nigerians but it very bad of them.
Nigerian celebrities are good at reacting to what do not concern them which are happening outside the country, let them learn from Chris Brown. I rest my case. https://www.nairaland.com/4203589/samuel-etoo-denies-saving-slavesAll the curses and insults your fake news has brought to the body of Christ (the church) and Christianity.................. |
Sports › Re: Samuel Eto'o Denies Saving 'slaves' From Libya by PointZerom: 8:56pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Those that insulted pastors and Christians in the other post..... may your curses remain with you and your entire family. |
Sports › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Eto Did What Nigerian Pastors, Celebs, Politicians Couldn't by PointZerom: 7:02pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Ugosample: Atheists do more charity work and humanitarian stuff than the criminal and bastard pastors will ever do in 50 yrs
If you don't know, most mega philanthropists are non religious Name them in Nigeria..... |
Sports › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Eto Did What Nigerian Pastors, Celebs, Politicians Couldn't by PointZerom: 6:31pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
kelvd4real: Do you know why Churches and other NGOs are exempt from paying Taxes to Government? It is because they are expected to use the money for public welfare. They are supposed to help government indirectly by helping the people around them. In other-words, they are expected to give back to the society by doing "good deeds" e.g Provide affordable schools, Medical facilities etc. Question is, How have they been giving back to the society? Do you know why the govt forsake you, your road, education etc? It's b'cos you're expected to be creative and do those things by yourself. In other words, you're expected to give back to your govt. Question is, How hv you been given back to the govt?. |
Sports › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Eto Did What Nigerian Pastors, Celebs, Politicians Couldn't by PointZerom: 6:09pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
linked: Shame on You! You are simply deluded and brainwashed Your post makes you a victim of what you says he is. |
Sports › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Eto Did What Nigerian Pastors, Celebs, Politicians Couldn't by PointZerom: 6:05pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Wisdomkosi: You want to tell me that you didn't see the part where the writer slammed the politicians and celebrities? You are blind to notice that part because you want support your daddies right? Continue pleasing them, in fact carry your monthly salary the go give them. The writer is a useless attention seeker. If he's a Muslim, let him tell us what Islamic leaders are doing in this direction... if he's an Atheist, let him tell us what his group is doing in this direction. |
Sports › Re: Libya Slave Trade: Eto Did What Nigerian Pastors, Celebs, Politicians Couldn't by PointZerom: 6:01pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Wisdomkosi: Written by Wisdom Nwedene
Over the last few weeks, there have been images, stories circulating online that some Africans are being auctioned online raging from $4000 in Libya, some have been killed while some have been brutally raped, sold twice and tortured but it very devastating, shocking and touching that in spite these stories circulating online, no Nigerian Pastors, Bishops, deacons, celebrities, etc have raised to speak against such nefarious act happening in Libya.
Can we conclude that our pastors are only good at collecting tithes?
Is that why they are busy attacking Daddyfreeze over tithe issues instead of focusing on the words of God which they are meant to preach?
Why can't our Nigerian Pastors channel their strength which they are using to attack Daddyfreeze to speak against the incessant killing of Nigerians in Libya?
Why can't they curse those people behind these nefarious act instead of cursing Daddyfreeze if they are not after tithe?
Why can't they use the money which they are collecting from the poor masses to pay for flights tickets of Nigerians in Libya to come back home just like Eto did to the cameroneans in Libya?
According to Vanguard newspaper, '' Eto paid the plane fare for the Cameronean migrants from Libya to Cameron'' But our Nigerian Pastors are here fighting for tithe with Daddyfreeze?
What about our Nigerian Politicians? Their own is very crystal clear that they are fighting for their pockets and not the interest of Nigerians but it very bad of them.
Nigerian celebrities are good at reacting to what do not concern them which are happening outside the country, let them learn from Chris Brown. I rest my case. What of your Islamic leaders including Satan of Sokoto. To travel without proper documentation is a sin preached in churches so if they disobey such preachings, they're on their own. What have you done on your own to help humanity? |
Celebrities › Re: Smaranda Olarinde Kills 4 Snakes In Her Bathroom (Daddy Freeze Mother) by PointZerom: 5:37pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
saasala: Daddy G.O would have told his members the snakes were sent from the village.
Daddy Freeze is greater than Oyedepo, Adeboye, Oyakhilome, Ibiyiome and Adefarasin combined.
Here is the link to the Instagram video: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcCGoDzH_-B/ . OP @Hollicom, update your post with the link
Lalastic.lala, it is snake post, please move it to the promise land What did he say concerning this?
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Politics › Re: Buhari And Tinubu Pictured In Presidential Jet As They Leave For Abidjan by PointZerom: 5:17pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
The last time these two fraudsters met, Tinubu's son paid for it.... hope this their second meeting won't be paid by Oluremi. |
Celebrities › Re: Desmond Elliot Visits Lagos NYSC Camp At Iyana Ipaja (Photos) by PointZerom: 5:12pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
magzey: your sense has expired you need a new sense!  I know that you're speaking from experience, Pls direct me to where you fixed yours . |
Christianity Etc › Re: IPOB Influencer, Eziokwu Performs Traditional Ritual, Saraka With Children(pics) by PointZerom: 4:24pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Must you mention IPOB here. |
Celebrities › Re: Desmond Elliot Visits Lagos NYSC Camp At Iyana Ipaja (Photos) by PointZerom: 4:19pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Thank God no be Sarrki and NgeneUkwenu that visited them, they would told them how GEJ looted the money meant for NYSC uniforms and how Buhari is trying hard to satisfy Aisha in the other room. |
Education › Re: Kaduna Teachers’ Competency Test: The Untold Story by PointZerom: 4:12pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
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Romance › Re: Who is More Romantic; Hausa Guy, Yoruba Guys And Igbo Guys by PointZerom: 12:26pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
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Romance › Re: Understanding Your Man... by PointZerom: 12:24pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
IamKashyBaby:

[i]IamJ , my love... I will always be here to understand you and support you in every decision u make.. I am so proud of you FRUITCAKE
I cannot be deceived, the two handles are controlled by one person.
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Romance › Re: Husband Batters Wife For Leaving 8 Month Old Baby And Going To The Club With Ex by PointZerom: 12:15pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
shaybebaby: What exactly? Don't force words into my mouth. |
Romance › Re: Husband Batters Wife For Leaving 8 Month Old Baby And Going To The Club With Ex by PointZerom: 12:10pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
shaybebaby: So the punishment for child neglect and Infidelity is a beating? 
Nigerian's still reasoning with their arsehole.
The woman can stay with her ex, she doesn't want to be married anymore.
The child taken from her due to neglect, dad can raise the baby on his own.
Bill her for contribution towards financial upkeep for the child.
Move on.
But the violence, it's a no-no. Remove that thing you put there.
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