₦airaland Forum

Starhearts:
Many of them will not be travelling home this Christmas because of the Fear of UGM

MrBanner:
Instead of going out to get a job so you can stop scamming Nairalanders, Mr OTUKOMAYA TUNDE OLAOLUWA AKA ZAINAB OPEYEMI SALIU

tobby20:
Females are good being
I know they don't scam
I heard they don't mess too

Omoawoke:
Na gbajue program

Program for unserious simple minded people

This programs only thrive in Nigeria nd the rest of Africa

Rubbish

hucknall:
Very pessimistic comment.

It's shows you haven't been to one of these shows before

nairalee:
Please the organisers should screen the ministers. We dont wanna EXPERIENCE any ridiculous message that has become the order of the day tarnishing Christianity

MrBanner:
Simp, since you need me to spell it out for you, a man is behind that account

Starhearts:
Many of them will not be travelling home this Christmas because of the Fear of UGM

RedpillAnalyst:
What this nation needs is not endless cycles of religious rituals and empty chants. Today it's Jesus, tomorrow it's Christ, next week it's Muhammad—then what? This behavior is just wasting time and promoting a lack of productivity. There's no sincerity in the praise and worship event.

A country can’t move forward if its people are stuck in poor mindsets, spending all their time rejoicing and shouting "Hallelujah!" but little time actually building anything—whether for themselves, their families, or their nation. This only worsens the situation. Everywhere you look, it's the same scene: POS centers and churches, but nothing is improving. The only people getting ahead are the ones selling empty promises.

It’s time for a wake-up call. People need to stop waiting for some "daddy" or "papa" to tell them what to do. It’s not about halting worship, but about ditching the fantasy that spiritual talk can replace hard work. The nation’s problems won't be solved with chants and empty prayers.

Religion has never built a country, but hard work, sincerity, honesty, and productivity have. It's time we wake up and face the reality that our future depends on action, not just belief.

Christ4ever:
Messages like?

RedpillAnalyst:
What this nation needs is not endless cycles of religious rituals and empty chants. Today it's Jesus, tomorrow it's Christ, next week it's Muhammad—then what? This behavior is just wasting time and promoting a lack of productivity. There's no sincerity in the praise and worship event.

A country can’t move forward if its people are stuck in poor mindsets, spending all their time rejoicing and shouting "Hallelujah!" but little time actually building anything—whether for themselves, their families, or their nation. This only worsens the situation. Everywhere you look, it's the same scene: POS centers and churches, but nothing is improving. The only people getting ahead are the ones selling empty promises.

It’s time for a wake-up call. People need to stop waiting for some "daddy" or "papa" to tell them what to do. It’s not about halting worship, but about ditching the fantasy that spiritual talk can replace hard work. The nation’s problems won't be solved with chants and empty prayers.

Religion has never built a country, but hard work, sincerity, honesty, and productivity have. It's time we wake up and face the reality that our future depends on action, not just belief.

Racoon:
I was there last year and it was a great time out there. Hope this year's own will be more superb. Kudus to HOTR for sustaining this legacy.

Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KK35Dd9F5c?si=Quf2drtGhXmzWN-2


https://theexperiencelagos.com/theexperience/

Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KK35Dd9F5c?si=Quf2drtGhXmzWN-2


https://theexperiencelagos.com/theexperience/

Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KK35Dd9F5c?si=Quf2drtGhXmzWN-2


https://theexperiencelagos.com/theexperience/

femi4:
When e dey start...where I fit wash am