₦airaland Forum

MarieSucre:
It wouldn't be. Other things still divide man. Race, tribe, gender.

2dugged:
the funny thing is that they find it easier to pick on Christians to criticize and can't use that same momentum to attack Muslims (more like na who dem for fit beat), bunch of cowards, their problem is ignorance, some of them claim to be logical but in real sense their fool.ishness stinks to high heavens

ReubenE:
Lol...
They should put their beliefs in their pocket and stop jumping from one place to another.
I wonder how they intend to win people over when all they do is to criticize others, paint others bad when they are suppose to invest that time in making people see and understand the benefits for being an atheist.

Their perspective even from the moral point of view is bad, because it is devilish evangelism.
Why would someone say he is good by demonizing others?

PUSH1:
Why can't all these men be preaching peaceful coexistence among Nigerians!
Or is it not profitable?
Or Do they require money to preach about it to all Nigerians.

I am still in love with Anglican churches.
Was it not Jesus that said we should love our neighbors as ourselves. If they slap in the right cheek, turn the left.



I am an advocate of peaceful coexistence among Nigerians no matter their religious affiliations.

mr1759:
osibanjo is a yorubaman , he is of no use . thank you CAN for speaking out

mr1759:
osibanjo is a yorubaman , he is of no use . thank you CAN for speaking out

mr1759:
osibanjo is a yorubaman , he is of no use . thank you CAN for speaking out

mr1759:
osibanjo is a yorubaman , he is of no use . thank you CAN for speaking out

AllTheWayUp:


I stand firm with Apostle Suleiman and all Christians around the world till Jesus Christ returns------DSS,Buhari, EFCC , ISIS, Boko Haram, Sultan of Sokoto, MURIC and fulan Herdsmen can quote me anywhere.

Jacksparr0w127:
Which has ever been as deadly and delicate as religion? Religion is responsible for 90% of the problems in this world

lovat:
What brought about that? Carry time and go look for something worthwhile to use as example not reproductive organs.

darlenese:
Next time learn to mind ur business !

Don't ever quote me !

lovat:
On a monday morning

Good morning and may you have a great week

darlenese:
Thanks !

This is better !

lovat:
See, we can agree to disagree

9jakohai:
Actually.....I have known people personally who suffered in that way.

And my response is simple...I follow Christ.

Quite a while ago, a group of missionaries were brutally murdered by some people they tried to preach to. Ten years later...the wives of the missionaries were working in the same area....and all five of the leading murderers were converted....and the tribe they were working amongst was said to be ''impenterable''

Many years ago...I visited a village in the Far North...that had a church. That village was known to be so Muslim...that they drove off several missionaries who had tried to go there. But...one man, who was not even a missionary...persevered...and today there is a thriving church in that village.

Let me be honest with you....I think that Christianity is a weak man's religion. All that turning the other cheek...is just nonsense. But behind the nonsense...is a truth....that becoming a Christian means that you acknowledge the Lordship of Jesus...and by extension his power, dominion and will. Even when it does not make sense.

Many Christians died in the persecutions of the Roman and other Empires...but it did not mean that the Light died out. Our God is our refuge and strength...and we have to believe it...even if it does not seem so.

9jakohai:
Actually.....I have known people personally who suffered in that way.

And my response is simple...I follow Christ.

Quite a while ago, a group of missionaries were brutally murdered by some people they tried to preach to. Ten years later...the wives of the missionaries were working in the same area....and all five of the leading murderers were converted....and the tribe they were working amongst was said to be ''impenterable''

Many years ago...I visited a village in the Far North...that had a church. That village was known to be so Muslim...that they drove off several missionaries who had tried to go there. But...one man, who was not even a missionary...persevered...and today there is a thriving church in that village.

Let me be honest with you....I think that Christianity is a weak man's religion. All that turning the other cheek...is just nonsense. But behind the nonsense...is a truth....that becoming a Christian means that you acknowledge the Lordship of Jesus...and by extension his power, dominion and will. Even when it does not make sense.

Many Christians died in the persecutions of the Roman and other Empires...but it did not mean that the Light died out. Our God is our refuge and strength...and we have to believe it...even if it does not seem so.

CXLVII:
I sometimes see the future. I can assure that you will pass-on before Buhari does. Though it's still about half a decade from now, you wont make it close to your average potential within that period. I mean abject poverty will be the best word to describe your case with a severe fluctuating and compromised health issue. You definitely will also lose loved ones in that time frame that you be getting discounts on coffin prices and undertaker services.


Just relax and see how my predictions manifest. The last guy I told on Nairaland is Amuijiji and his dead now.

lilytender:
Yes, Buhari will surely die, but that is after he attends your burial.

wellmax:
If you think his death is the solution to Nigeria's problem. You will die before Bihari.

bumi10:
Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has released a statement, applauding controversial clergyman and Senior Pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, for being vocal in the face of the repeated killing of Christians by some herdsmen in some parts of the country.
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In a statement signed by its special assistant on media and communication to the CAN President, Bayo Oladeji, the religious body kicked against last Wednesday's attempted arrest of Suleman in Ekiti state, arguing that his recent comments on the religious crisis in the country is permitted by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. They argue that Suleman is entitled to Freedom of Speech.

CAN's Statement

"Apostle Suleman has become a refugee in Ekiti state as security operatives are said to be searching every nook and cranny of the state with a view to arresting him. If there is an urgent need to interrogate Apostle Suleman on any issue, it would only have been proper to extend a formal or informal invitation to him from the SSS rather than Gestapo approach used in the attempt to arrest him.

It should be noted that under Nigerian Laws, he is presumed innocent until a court of law proves otherwise. Or have they extended the proposed obnoxious law that forbids religious preaching without the permission of the state governor down south too? Treating Ministers of God and our members as common criminals is unacceptable to the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). Enough is enough. The last time we checked, Sections 38-41 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) states clearly that every Nigerian is “entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom (either alone or in community with others, and in public or in private) to manifest and propagate his religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice and observance.

The Constitution states unambiguously that ‘Every person shall be entitled to freedom of expression, including freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart ideas and information without interference’. Every person shall be entitled to assemble freely and associate with other persons, and in particular he may form or belong to any political party, trade union or any other association for the protection of his interests:

Every citizen of Nigeria is entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any part thereof, and no citizen of Nigeria shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry thereby or exit there".

The group called on Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who is a Christian, to speak against the repeated attacks on Christians, stating that his silence on the matter is deafening

“It is high time the overzealous security agencies knew that Nigeria remains a secular state and any attempt to turn the country into a refugee camp for Christians will not be acceptable and will be resisted with every lawful means.

We call on the acting President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, to intervene in all the clampdown on the Church in Nigeria after all, he is in the office primarily to represent the interest of the Christians and his studied silence is no longer golden"he said.


http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/01/can-blast-vp-osinbajo-applauds-apostle.html

Nempi:
The same folly that killed your father abi?

wellmax:
So says the guy that has folly in his blood line.
Get thee behind me!!!

Nempi:
Get behind a dead man? To push you into ur grave? I'll oblige your putrefying corpse!

wellmax:
Thank you for confirming your deadness. You just swapped space with President Buhari.
Fatuous and mindless internet fiddler.

Nempi:
Your brain dead mentor will be so glad to share his little hut in hell with your decomposing self. Say hi to him

wellmax:
[s][/s] Your ten minutes fame is over, nitwit