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| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by OldBeer: 3:37pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Icecomrade:Assistant god, thank you for your verdict. Now concentrate on trying to make your own heaven. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by mayoor15(m): 3:45pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Thecassanova:Now from your points, you really think a man that wants to make heaven won't consult God before taking decisions. As of today, only Bishop oyedepo has stated it categorically that his son will take over, RCCG definitely no, it's left for God to decide who takes over, if God tells them it's their son, they will and if otherwise who are we to question God. Secondly, you talk about mission schools, how many of these missions schools are still in the hands of churches, where were Christians years back, when government ordered churches to hand over these schools, visit mission schools today and see how poor the standards are with dilapidated structures all over the place with the government doing nothing, no equipment for laboratories etc. These schools are a shadow of their former self, until government rise up to their responsibilities we will keep having same problems, as private individuals will keep running the economy and people will keep shouting |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by TOPCRUISE(m): 3:56pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
i see nothing wrong about the code implemented. It is just a control measure and not an instrument of fighting against the church. Its just like saying that the federal government should hands off any control of all churches in nigeria which is wrong because even the church when in dire need of some kind of assistance or project ensures that the government is carried along. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Pro2makx(m): 3:58pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Kobicove:Get your facts right and stop wasting space on NL. The church as an organisation has one of the biggest work force, I mean people who gets paid for their work every month. Go and check how many motherless home that are funded or own by the church. Take your time to know how many families that feed and pay their rents from the churchs purse every month. If only you would make your findings and not just come here to talk in ignorance you would know that a great number of student in tertiary institutions today are funded by the church, including all expenses from year one to the last. That's just a few. In as much as u are not a true child of God, u can never understand how the church runs, u can only base ur comments on the surface. You can never, and will never understand the spiritual in your energy of the flesh. You can not analyse the church of God like politics. The more you see and hear, the less you understand if you are not saved. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Lasskeey: 4:00pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
TANTUMERGO007:....
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| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by atoleybaba(m): 4:03pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
mayoor15:the schools own by churches today how many people can afford it? How many of their church goers attend d school? Yes no doubt some of them av d best facilities any school can boast of in the country, but still not up to standard compared to some govt owned school(bitter Buh true) my question again is the revenue the school generate where does it go to?... Having it in d back of our mind that the school was built with d church goers money |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by cyprex: 4:06pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Icecomrade:I doubt if you are a Christian. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Thecassanova: 4:11pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
mayoor15:Ok about the first issue let's wait and see, U and I know at Rccg and all others the son and close family member of the GO hold vital positions in the ministry and they have high probability of taking over. But I'd ignored that point. You shifted the 2nd issue to politics, we all know how Politics have failed us. What I was saying is when these missionary schools where established they were based mainly on charity regardless of who you're. To help masses as a whole not inflicting high prices for education or health issues. It function for many century. Missionary schools had more effect on common man life and were much more than any of the present day school churchs can establish. This was in reference to your issues on babcock, covenant etc. It failed when the Government took over. We're not talking politics here we know how clueless that's. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Ezebohirepurcha(m): 4:17pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
His sack is simply political. The law/code he enforce is a step in d right direction. Truth is always a bitter pill. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by truthmans2012: 4:18pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Pastor Adeboye acted too much in a hurry. Other men of God took their time still considering the law to take their decision. I believe he had wanted to handover RCCG Nigeria before the law. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by afolayangs(m): 4:38pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
opo nu TANTUMERGO007: |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by melejo(m): 4:54pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Pritypussi:Yes lazy man, any problem with that? Is it your money? Is it your private jet? |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Kobicove(m): 4:56pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Pro2makx:On the contrary you are the one who is ignorant! If the church is contributing so much to Nigeria's economy, why is is that we are not in the big league (We can't even squeeze into the top 20 economies of the world despite the fact that we have a relatively young population which gives us an advantage over countries with an ageing population)! We now have a population of predominantly ignorant and illogical people who do not engage in critical thinking but spend their time jumping from one religious outfit to another seeking prosperity miracles. Several years ago this same clergy man claimed to have driven his car for 200 kilometres without petrol in his tank and no one dared ask any questions cos an average Nigerian is now so gullible that he swallows anything a so called Man Of God says hook, line and sinker We are so religious in this country yet we osillate between number 1 and number 3 on global ranking of corrupt countries of the world. How does being a religious country help our cause if corruption reeks to high heavens in our country? As it stands Nigeria's chief export is religion especially Christianity and Islam, religions that were imported into this couintry. How does religion contribute to growth and delepoment in the country if factories are shutting down to make way for religious organisation? Forward looking countries in the world have realised that religion is not the way to go...things must be done right and laws must be obeyed and enforced for progress and order to exist |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by melejo(m): 4:57pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Thecassanova:Talkative, why don't you establish your own and do it the way you deem fit. You have not championed a nursary school of five students and you're here preaching how missionary schools should be ran. I tire for poor man reasoning line ooooo |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by mayoor15(m): 5:14pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Thecassanova:You are right, churches should do more for the society I agree with that but if government were doing their work maybe, MAYBE this debate won't be going on, but I disagree with you that we can't involve government in this, government involved themselves in religion the moment they started rolling out policies that affect people religion. Have you noticed that most of the policies affect Christians most times than the 2 major religions we have in Nigeria, also Islamic bodies have also started establishing private universities and I tell you they don't come cheap, we shouldn't attack churches alone, it's goes far beyond churches, but fact is this, it's not compulsory even if you are a church member that your wards must attend those schools, if you can't afford it, you live within your means, even the whites the brought education, schools isn't cheap in their countries, I tell you 500k is not too much if things were right in the country, in a country where minimum wage is 18k, definitely people can't afford it except those that work where they get millions per month, minimum wage in other countries is far better than ours, let government make life comfortable for people and watch if people will still complain about sending their wards to private schools, remember what ATIKU ABUBAKAR said, "My secondary school students are better than federal university students", for that standard you know how much they pay talk less of his university, is it his money or our collective money, these wicked souls mesmerized our educational system, and will still rub it in our faces.. I put it to you, churches would not have involved themselves in many things if the government were doing well and doing the right things. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by mu2sa2: 5:16pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Princess4ng:Princess, but you have said something, and that's what you wanted to say! |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Thecassanova: 5:30pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
melejo:It's a faceless forum. You neither know who I'm nor where I'm. And not everybody do public charity for everybody to see. Stay blessed. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Princess4ng(f): 5:45pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
mu2sa2:Lol... Exactly |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Thecassanova: 5:50pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
mayoor15:Agreed, our politcians have really screwed us. Countries like India, China, N/S korea are also religious but still far better than Us. Why? Cos their Government cares about saving humanity not their pockets. Funny enough we're too divided by tribalistic and religious entity. They used that as a weapon against us. If we can solve the issue of Tribal and religion hated among ourselves we can hold our leaders accountable. On the bolded, if the missionary guys thought about this then you'd believe 80% of the people educated in Nigeria presently wouldn't have been. Cos the missionary school then was the savior bringing a learned environment. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by mayoor15(m): 6:36pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Thecassanova:A black man will always be a black man while a white man will always be a white man, that is the difference between our pastors and the then missionaries. we can only hope for a better Nigeria but as you rightly pointed out, Tribalism and Religious divide will always be the problem of a poor man, the poor will keep getting poorer while they rich keep amazing the wealth and it's just for one reason, the rich don't know what is called tribalism or religious sentiments.. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by hotspec(m): 6:49pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
OkoYiboz:What have u contributed to humanity in ur own little way? And how much have u contributed to enrich these pastors? |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Loonyy(m): 7:52pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
sholay2011:my brother me self tire ooooooooooooooooooooooooo , how can he make such bogus claims, meanwhile only himi(them) waka go cac office to register the church under CAMA 1990 part D as amended which is under the supervision of the government oooo with Nigerian Pastors it's always about personal interest |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by mytym(m): 9:53pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Titilayodeji13:Funny one, Jesus also died @ 33years. Would you have wished him dead in 1984 as well?, at least in the steps of Jesus... Alailoye...He who lacks understanding. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by mechanics(m): 9:53pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
na so, nobody fight with God and go like dat. It shows that the prayers of the righteous prevailed over the enemies of the church of God. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Adekunleideology(m): 10:06pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
OkoYiboz:Am totally with you on this one .. This people are just exploiting the masses ... And it is totally unfair and inhumame .. |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Frankdammy(m): 10:45pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
Pritypussi:really!... Is that what u think? |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by delerx(m): 11:25pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
A word is enough for the wise. OkoYiboz: |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by delerx(m): 11:28pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
[gbamquote author=Titilayodeji13 post=52691650]It is funny how we insult mugabe but stay calm when your GO as been GO since 1981 , even Jesus work lasted for only 3years[/quote] |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by 2ts: 11:40pm On Jan 10, 2017 |
CAN!!! ki lon jebe...Drama upon drama. NA WAH OOOO |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by gemale(m): 1:05am On Jan 11, 2017 |
Icecomrade:The appropriate word is "mete" not "melt". |
| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by 2unjee: 5:11am On Jan 11, 2017 |
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| Re: CAN Reacts To Buhari's Sack Of Jim Obazee, FRCN Boss by Wolfbrother(m): 5:55am On Jan 11, 2017 |
Icecomrade:youre funny |
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