Our dear Primate,I know you are looking for cheap publicity.

My

Dis ugly fake pastor smokes igboh sleeps/wakes come dey talk rubish!

irunobo3:
I NEED A HUGE DICK COS I'M SO HORNNY. PM ME IF YOU GOT ONE SO WE CAN HOOK UP. YOU MUST BE IN LAGOS

MOD pls ban this person for life

Nigeria and Prophets..........

We dnt hav such people here in Seychelles

mogentle:

Because the propher did not say what you want to hear? You wanted him to say that GEJ will win but sorry, it's over. Did you read that portion where he said you guys should advise him to retire to Otuoke?

don't mind that agent of devil. He was disappointed at the prophecy because it didn't favour the Otuoke thief.
Who says Buhari is not God sent? I see a NEW NIGERIA coming soon.

Hmmm, it is well.

GEJ should be packing his bags

Ezemust:
Nt all prophecy come to pass

my bro,Pastor Chris Okotie once prophesied being the president of Nigeria.






Well,he's just seeking relevance plus having a fair share from the national-cake.

irunobo3:
I NEED A HUGE DICK COS I'M SO HORNNY. PM ME IF YOU GOT ONE SO WE CAN HOOK UP. YOU MUST BE IN LAGOS

Make dick no kill u one day

[size=18pt]GOD DOES NOT CONTRADICT HIMSELF.

If the prophecies of Nigerian prophets are not the same, then don't believe them.

For a prophecy to be accurate, it has be confirmed or the same with the prophecy of one or two other prophets.
But what matters most to true believers are not prophecies, because the Holy Bible says prophecies will fail.

1 Corinthians 13:8-13New International Version (NIV)

8 Love never fails. But where there are prophecies, they will cease; where there are tongues, they will be stilled; where there is knowledge, it will pass away. 9 For we know in part and we prophesy in part, 10 but when completeness comes, what is in part disappears. 11 When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me. 12 For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known.

13 And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.[/size]

This is coming at a time when Nigerians are exporting religion and superstitions to the rest of the world; when our so called "men of God" assert that the cures for diseases are to be found in prayer houses rather than laboratories; when our universities have become the birthing places of pastors and imams; when we have become accustomed to pastors making extraordinary claims such as driving cars on empty tanks and resurrecting the dead; when the medieval belief in witchcraft and the practice of witch-hunting are ever so pervasive; when jihadists are engaged in a campaign of terror to spread sharia. I can go on and on.

A university is a place of enquiry and enlightenment but every year, impressionable young minds arrive on our university campuses hoping to be nurtured in the art and science of enquiry, the tool by which all progressive societies have advanced themselves; but instead, a great percentage of their university time is taken up by religious activities such as prayer meetings, night vigils, evangelism and so on, the result of which is that our universities have effectively become places for nurturing religious beliefs, superstitions and other fantastical ideas.

Every year, our universities graduate people who teach and/or think that prayers can cure diseases, move the economy forward, fix our bad roads, choose good leaders etc. Rather than spend money on laboratories and research, our governments, persuaded by the belief in the efficacy of prayers, choose to build mosques and churches, and sponsor pilgrimages to Mecca and Jerusalem. The cure for malaria is in the laboratory, not mosques or churches. Some of our best minds abandon their original degrees and become peddlers of false hope, enriching themselves in the process.

If they lived up to their purpose, by now, one would expect our universities would have churned out generations of youth who are skeptics and critical thinkers. Sadly, that is not the case. Instead, we have science graduates who believe that cars can run on empty tanks (recall Pastor Adeboye and his famed journey from Ore to Lagos on an empty tank); that prayers routinely cure patients of diseases such as cancer, stroke, diabetes, Ebola, HIV/AIDS; that prayers can even resurrect the dead; that university examinations can be passed by anointing books, pencils, pens and other study materials with holy water, olive oil or handkerchiefs. These pastors (and imams) have corrupted our way of thinking.

Does anyone still doubt, then, that superstitions and religion are the reins that hold back the progress of Nigeria, and the rest of Africa? No society with such deeply entrenched beliefs can expect to find cures for HIV, Malaria, Ebola, or to land robots on comets. It is this type of societies that habitually rely on foreign aid. Such societies do not innovate - at best, they borrow or pay for technology.

I think that universities should be somewhere that people go, to not only acquire job skills but to also acquire the facility for critical and analytical thinking, and skepticism. By the time people have graduated from university, they should have shed off a considerable burden of ignorance and superstitions.

If we were to ever land robots on comets, then we must start with a change of mindset and attitudes. Superstitions will never get us anywhere productive. The current methods of instruction in our universities are no longer fit for purpose. Frankly, I have more faith in the social media as an instrument of change than in them. And make no mistakes, it will take a while until this damage is reversed because even university lecturers hold these preposterous beliefs and have no qualms in openly declaring them.

Elections are right round the corner but I have heard very little said on education. The recurrent strikes are an issue, but they are only superficial. The rot is much deeper. It is in our minds and attitudes!

http://saharareporters.com/2014/12/24/superstitions-and-sorry-state-tertiary-education-nigeria-dr-ijabla-raymond

The writer is Ijabla Raymond, a medical doctor writing in from the UK. Email: Ijabla.Raymond@facebook.com

How many of his past predictions are true? Prophet remember to vote the oriole chief next year

I am a litl bit loss. God never uses may when he speaks to us

Ok we have heard, we already knew what gonna happen before you prophecise

Na photoshop jo,adonbeleive him

Money done exchange hands during christmas niyen ooo

General Buhari Secrets Finally Revealed!!!!
Read full transcript here http://snipr.com/29k77xl

These are mere guesses. What's troubling is that some people actually believe him.

we dey talk reality, this trash of a person dey talk shit.make una dey expect jesus the jewish activite to come.naija ilitracy nor good ooooo., buhari abeg if na only education ,u spent all our oil money put, u go gain am ooo.i forseee block heads in the future with gej.i forsee more There is God ooo.

Prophecy can fail,GEJ COULD HAVE RETIRE TO HIS VILLAGE IF NOT FOR TONY ANENIH AND MAMA PEACE.TONY ANENIH DECEIVED OBJ TO SEEK THIRD TERM AND NOW DECEIVING GEJ TO CONTINUE

All dis Apc n Pdp gist is becoming boring.Abeg make d elections come n go peacefully make we hear word

BABANGBALI:
Na photoshop jo,adonbeleive him

emi lon soro

What has nairaland turned to? Who is irunobo3

Anyway, sai buhari

And the first of the many year-end naysayers spouts his rubbish. All these "prophets" with their doom and gloom. There's no coherence in what he's saying at all. First, it's there won't be an election. Next thing, there might be, but it'll be inconclusive. Oh and don't forget the assassinations between "now and january" when january is just a few days away. Why do these people keep making a mockery of themselves? Speculations and prophecies are two entirely different things. Just because you mount a podium an address a congregation doesn't make you a "prophet". You can share your thoughts on events and possible outcomes, that's fine. No one will crucify you. But to drag God into your charade, that's something else. No wonder the scriptures say that there will be many false prophets in the last days

Osibanjo is reknowned rapist and very corrupt:https://www.nairaland.com/2063845/osibanjo-transferred-rccgs-hqtrs-because

Story for the hungry dogs, eve yuzedo sef can do better than this......... And how are we sure that he warned the likes of MK Abiola, Abaccha, Bola Ige, since they are all dead....hungry prophets seeking relevance........My own prophecy: the best thing ever to happen to this country will take place come 2015.

please who is he? I live in barracks

sawdust:
Nigeria and Prophets..........

We dnt hav such people here in Seychelles

what state in Nigeria is seychelles?

He should hold his peace.

Just believe that your success in life is not determined by the economic or political situation of your locality, control things to your favour (God) no matter the gist we hear guys that'll blow next year will still blow, the spiritual controls the physical however faith without work is dead, look at our flag, look deep into the colours of the flag, the white colour of our flag, there are hidden messages in it.Naija is just too much i tell ya. You don't know how blessed you're to be a Nigerian.