tamdun:

Thanos10:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHJvoZwW4nk

It was a cheering news some days ago in the Catholic Church, especially the Awka Diocese when the announcement was made that Bishop Peter Okpaleke, who was rejected by the Ahiara Diocese in Mbaise, Imo State, was named the Bishop of the new Diocese of Ekwulobia in Anambra State, Ekwulobia Diocese and was subsequently made a Cardinal by the POPE.


To many Catholics, it was a big relief for the amiable Bishop Okpaleke who, in spite of what he passed through in Ahiara Diocese, remained focused in the service of God for the past eight years.

Okpaleke, who hails from Amesi in Aguata local government area of Anambra State, was to succeed the late Bishop Anthony Chikwe in Ahiara, but the people of Mbaise insisted on having an indigene as their local government. For five years, Bishop Okpaleke never stepped foot on his Cathedral and only remained Bishop of the Diocese in name.

tamdun:
Hope the gullible yoruba are reading this, these people will always fight for their own, they do not care if u are a Christian or not,see how dey pushed opaleke out despite being a fellow Christian, they pushed him out just because he's a yoruba man

PureFace1:



He is not a Yoruba he is also Igbo like them but they rejected him because he was not from their local government, so they would do worst if he was a Yoruba

tamdun:
What do u expect from Imo(igbo) people, his name is opaleke after all, I pity gullible yorubas

Viking07:
There is no unity in the south East. That’s the message.

StrongandMighty:
I wonder what's the intentions of the mod that moved this topic to the front page with such destructive headline...

tamdun:
What do u expect from Imo(igbo) people, his name is opaleke after all, I pity gullible yorubas, guess the name opaleke confused them

StrongandMighty:
I wonder what's the intentions of the mod that moved this topic to the front page with such destructive headline...

post=116157576:
JESUS IS LORD FOREVER AND EVER

God bless Bishop Okpaleke.
Okpaleke is a blessing.


Prior to being appointed as cardinal,
TheCable had reported how Okpaleke resigned as bishop from the Ahiara diocese in Imo state after being rejected because he was not an indigene.

Things dey happen oooo...

StrongandMighty:
I wonder what's the intentions of the mod that moved this topic to the front page with such destructive headline...

MajorShek:
Ok

Viraltrends123:


Same you is trying to cause division between Ijaw and Yoruuba in ondo state, same you is always trying to make Igbo feel hated, same you is always trying to make Yoruba feel hated. Nairaland should be optimized to allow only Nigerians. All this Ghanaians and south Africans ehnnn, they just want us to be fighting, just for watching sake.

Meanwhile, to the post

With God, anything is possible.



Meanwhile, You have an option to vote a new person, who is not part of the team that brought us to where we are today.

2014, many PDP members joined APC, together with many other small parties.

So, what do you expect.

Now, same PDP now have NNPP and LP branches.
They are all ONE people.


They held meeting in London last week to plan how to destroy Nigeria completely.

Vote Accordingly, Nigerians be wise!!!!

NotKnown:
So Imo lost

tamdun:
What do u expect from Imo(igbo) people, his name is opaleke after all, I pity gullible yorubas, guess the name opaleke confused them

Temptee101:


Hahahahahahaha

You better become Obidient.

No give yourself false hope

November24:


But na true na... Igbos supporting igbos in the mud...
Anuofia people

Thanos10:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHJvoZwW4nk

It was a cheering news some days ago in the Catholic Church, especially the Awka Diocese when the announcement was made that Bishop Peter Okpaleke, who was rejected by the Ahiara Diocese in Mbaise, Imo State, was named the Bishop of the new Diocese of Ekwulobia in Anambra State, Ekwulobia Diocese and was subsequently made a Cardinal by the POPE.


To many Catholics, it was a big relief for the amiable Bishop Okpaleke who, in spite of what he passed through in Ahiara Diocese, remained focused in the service of God for the past eight years.

Okpaleke, who hails from Amesi in Aguata local government area of Anambra State, was to succeed the late Bishop Anthony Chikwe in Ahiara, but the people of Mbaise insisted on having an indigene as their local government. For five years, Bishop Okpaleke never stepped foot on his Cathedral and only remained Bishop of the Diocese in name.