Christianity Etc › Re: God Does Not Hear Prayers Of Leaders Who Wage War – Pope Leo XIV by QuinQ(f): 8:12am On Mar 30 |
MaxInDHouse: If you already think there is nothing good in what Jesus has to say on the subject why did you quote me in the first place? You've always said evil things about me for sticking to whatever Jesus taught and i'm ok with that after all Jesus said you people will do exactly what people like you did to him to his disciples. Matthew 10:24-25 What really baffles me is that it's a Pope whose religion has been known for wars in the past that outrightly condemned war yet you want to accuse me for holding onto that opinion!🤔 You made no reference to Jesus whatsoever when you were asking the BENEFITS OF WAR. Now that you've lost the argument you're all about Jesus! Wehdone |
Christianity Etc › Re: God Does Not Hear Prayers Of Leaders Who Wage War – Pope Leo XIV by QuinQ(f): 8:08am On Mar 30 |
MaxInDHouse: The fact remains that most people just want to be identified with Jesus but deep down their hearts Jesus doesn't worth being their leader. Matthew 15:7-8 We,are NOT discussing Jesus. We are discussing the BENEFITS OF WAR. You are the one who asked what they are in capitals. You are also the one who said there are none - without mentioning Jesus |
Christianity Etc › Re: God Does Not Hear Prayers Of Leaders Who Wage War – Pope Leo XIV by QuinQ(f): 8:02am On Mar 30 |
MaxInDHouse: It's somehow funny that you keep on changing the subject. You are asking for the benefit of WAR from people who don't believe in WAR when the Catholic Pope whose people believe in WAR told you it doesn't bring any benefit. OK you decided to change the topic by asking me what should Israel do when Iran wants to fight them and i asked you if you will welcome what the world's most wonderful counselor said on the matter. Now you want to change the subject again. Abeg which one you dey gangan?🤔 I think you're becoming a bit confused. YOU are the one asking the BENEFITS OF WAR (you put it in capitals). Now instead of stating whatever your reply is (I know you have no reasonable reply), you are engaging in diversionary subtafuge of "changing the subject". Never mind about who is or is not changing subjects, just go ahead and state your nonexistent reply |
Christianity Etc › Re: God Does Not Hear Prayers Of Leaders Who Wage War – Pope Leo XIV by QuinQ(f): 7:54am On Mar 30 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: God Does Not Hear Prayers Of Leaders Who Wage War – Pope Leo XIV by QuinQ(f): 7:54am On Mar 30 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: God Does Not Hear Prayers Of Leaders Who Wage War – Pope Leo XIV by QuinQ(f): 7:46am On Mar 30 |
MaxInDHouse: If you want to change the topic you will humbly ask for understanding not just cutting in without thinking straight. Would you like to know what Jesus said on that note? You asked for the BENEFITS OF WAR (in capitals). You've been given the benefits of war from all sorts of different angles, yet you keep repeating the same question. BTW you missed these parts of the post: "You are sitting on the countless lives that were lost during the crusades protecting nations against colonization by Islamic overlords who were bent on dominating and Islamizing the entire world" "How do you secure a safe, fair, just, equitable, progressive, secure, and corruption-free enclave amidst people intent on terminating your existence?" |
Celebrities › Re: Scenes From Portable Vs Carter Efe ₦50M Fight: Face-off Today by QuinQ(f): 2:12pm On Mar 25 |
SIRTee15: Guy rest, Nigerians get shame die. Home or abroad. We are cautious how we express ourself.
Waka with Jamaicans, u will understand what dat guy is saying.
What u should say is Nigerians are lawless. We behave anyhow where there's no rule of law. Let them bring severe punishment for being loud and u will see how Nigerians will suddenly become the most quiet people in the world. That's why our politicians loot like no tmrw- because they will be celebrated rather than punish. Nigerians in public office abroad fear pass anything. See as dem disgrace that one who is Alberta attorney general just because of phone call to police chief. It is not me that wrote this below. But anywho do you really agree with the guy that the most shameless are the most successful?? It takes a certain amount of discipline, introspection, and decorum to be very successful. I don't know any richest person who is the wildest of his group. They're usually the buttoned-down, suit-and-tie sort (with few exceptions). The wildest abd most shameless in any group may get some traction but they're rarely the most successful. The most successful are usually the very disciplined ones who quietly observe then work very hard and smart based on their observation
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Sports › Re: Arike Ogunbowale Weds Lala Ronay (Photos) by QuinQ(f): 9:20am On Mar 25 |
themanderon: You know that's not possible. So everyday they will just be steering at each other without touching themselves? Abomination that worketh desolation. This generation is cursed with all sorts of outlandish and outrageous monstrosities. Look at them laughing their way to hell. There are sexless marriages all over but just assume it is possible for them not to have sex, will it be okay? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Says They’re Talking, Iran Says They’re Not. Who’s Telling The Truth? by QuinQ(f): 7:11am On Mar 25 |
Mj4199: 😂 Just can't stop laughing It's actually not a laughing matter. All Iranian leaders are dead, their potential successors also dead. So there is basically no one person that can say authoritatively he is speaking for Iran. That's the disadvantage of killing all the leaders - there is no one single person you can negotiate with and know for sure they speak for Iran |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Says They’re Talking, Iran Says They’re Not. Who’s Telling The Truth? by QuinQ(f): 6:50am On Mar 25 |
You have to first ask, WHO is "Iran" Answer: it can be any Iranian in govt. So obviously Trump is right - he's talking to somebody. But whether that person is Iran is another matter altogether |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Rented Crowd To Welcome Him In Kano - Sowore (Video) by QuinQ(f): 3:20am On Mar 25 |
Kenobsky: Rented or not rented Tinubu is a goner. Naira land is missing people like: Slaworrmir. NwaAmaikpe. Mejiloyon. This are the men who make this forum become more interesting. Seun has spoiled this forum for unnecessary ban. They're all still here under different monikers - unless dead. People never leave Nairaland. Leave and go where?? Not as if there's an alternative |
Celebrities › Re: Scenes From Portable Vs Carter Efe ₦50M Fight: Face-off Today by QuinQ(f): 3:07am On Mar 25 |
ogaemma: 50M These guys knows how to cash out clean money. At least they are more intelligent than Nigeria politicians who only source of livelihood is government money. People like being entertained. Same reason footballers make millions just for kicking a round object around! |
Celebrities › Re: Scenes From Portable Vs Carter Efe ₦50M Fight: Face-off Today by QuinQ(f): 2:51am On Mar 25 |
ChizzyBuna: When I say shame I mean individual shame. Not the Govt.
White people no get shame They express themselves freely
Nigerians get shame die A youth will refuse to learn mechanic because of shame of what others will say
That is the type of shame I'm talking about Exactly, individual shame. People from other countries complain Nigerians are too loud, extroverted, and shameless  |
Celebrities › Re: Scenes From Portable Vs Carter Efe ₦50M Fight: Face-off Today by QuinQ(f): 1:40am On Mar 25 |
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Sports › Re: Arike Ogunbowale Weds Lala Ronay (Photos) by QuinQ(f): 1:20am On Mar 25 |
So how is this news?? **Oh, ok they're both women! Righteousness2: What an Abominable Madness!
Humans begging the MOST HIGH GOD for Destruction and Desolation.
Warning!! GOD will Destroy Humanity again
H'about if they truly love each other and don't have sex? |
Education › Re: The Price Of AAU Ekpoma SUG Form by QuinQ(f): 9:49pm On Mar 24 |
ppogba: Illogical comparison. Point is, it doesn't have to cost anything because it is NOT about money Here's a good example below Lawalemi: This is still reasonable nah. But in most parts of the world people don't pay ridiculous amounts of money for a form. Call it another name, don't say it's just for a form. Nigerians are just used to corruption and things not making sense
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Education › Re: The Price Of AAU Ekpoma SUG Form by QuinQ(f): 8:26pm On Mar 24 |
wellmax: Nobel prize is not a contest. If it was Donald Trump would have won. Of course it is a contest. Just like SUG you have to be nominated to be among the contestants. The nomination costs nothing
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Education › Re: The Price Of AAU Ekpoma SUG Form by QuinQ(f): 7:42pm On Mar 24 |
PDPdestroyer: It should have been 500 naira? It ought be free. People don't pay to be nominated for Nobel Prize for example |
Politics › Re: ‘We’re On It’ – Power Minister Begs Nigerians Over Blackout by QuinQ(f): 7:09pm On Mar 24 |
EpicDude123: You are a very big fool Adele abi what is that your name again His name is Adebayo Adelabu, grandson of renowned Nigerian politician, Gbadamosi Adegoke Adelabu (3 September 1915 – 25 March 1958). Adelabu received a first class degree in Accounting from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.[7] He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), |
Culture › Re: IGBO Speaking Community In Lagos Affirms Leadership Roles, Calls For Internal Re by QuinQ(f): 5:11pm On Mar 24*. Modified: 5:55pm On Mar 24 |
I thought Joe Igbokwe was their president
**BTW this is one of the more hungry looking "Chief Dr" I've ever seen |
Family › Re: Grandpa’s Reaction As Grandkids Joke About How They’ll Bury Him Sparks Reactions by QuinQ(f): 5:03pm On Mar 24 |
Mikespecialone: Everything might not be content bro , but what I see is love and harmony within the family Baddest0007: He is happy .....to have children play with you as a grandfather is a thing of joy. Children as so honest. Exactly! You are the only ones that get it. If you can be so close to your grandpa to be that jovial it is a very good thing |
Sports › Re: Fans Take FIFA To Court Over “excessive” Prices by QuinQ(f): 4:05pm On Mar 24 |
Flangelo12: The courts can make a call. Which call? Is FIFA forcing you to buy tickets? |
Sports › Re: Fans Take FIFA To Court Over “excessive” Prices by QuinQ(f): 3:04pm On Mar 24 |
That's how capitalism works. You charge the highest price people are willing to pay. Court has no say in it
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Celebrities › Re: Peller Storms Ebonyi Streets, Shares ₦1,000 Cash Each To Residents (Video) by QuinQ(f): 12:20pm On Mar 24*. Modified: 2:46pm On Mar 24 |
All this from blogging? Or is there something we don't know?
** Oh I thought it was $100 |
Education › Re: Are Modern School Uniforms Slowly Losing Their Importance by QuinQ(f): 12:11pm On Mar 24*. Modified: 4:43pm On Mar 24 |
Fictional: Walk into many schools in Nigeria today and you will notice something interesting.
Some pupils look like little bankers. Some look like they are going to a wedding. Some look like they are attending a fashion show.
Blazers. Suits. Ties. Waistcoats. Different coloured socks.
It raises a simple question.
What exactly is the purpose of a school uniform?
Pause.
School uniforms did not start as fashion. They started as a symbol of equality.
Across the world, school uniforms were created to send a message.
“We are one here.”
Whether a child came from a rich home or a struggling family, once they wore that uniform, they belonged. No competition. No pressure. Just learning.
In many countries, uniforms are simple.
A shirt. A skirt or shorts. Sometimes a sweater when the weather is cold.
Nothing dramatic. Nothing stressful.
Because the focus is school… not appearance.
But in many modern Nigerian schools today, things are changing.
Some schools now have four, five, even seven different uniforms.
Monday uniform. Sports wear. Cultural day wear. House wear. Friday wear. Blazer day. Club wear.
Pause again.
Is this still about education… or about appearance? OP u r right. Like everything in Nigeria, private schools (especially in Lagos) have become corrupt and demonic. They basically focus on snobbery and making money. Govt truly needs to step in saintopus: Education today is facing lots of different challenges. Uniforms are the smallest amongst those challenges. Parents are gradually shifting from the normal Education to skills acquisition. This trend I think will continue. Did you read the article at all or you just rushed to comment? OP is talking about mostly Lagos private schools by the way |
Crime › Re: I Was 19, Beaten To A Pulp & Thrown Into Ikoyi Prison For A Gate I Didn't Steal by QuinQ(f): 11:56am On Mar 24 |
Saleslourd: Haaaaaa
People go into Prison poor no property at all. They make so much as to begin and complete different house projects
Note complete without stress.
Do you know how much comes into that facility daily both physical and wired ?🤔
Lol
Example
Aside from the Ones you can think of like drugs selling and co
Do you know that online boy's are very much active and are even recruiting lol
While inside you can send boys to people outside cause arm to you persecutor connection da forget all based on mindset =what you attracte 🤔
So many opportunities both legal and illegal
Don't forget most name with doings have been there. 😉 I get you. Many criminal geniuses that constantly think outside the box are in prison - people who can make things happen |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Army Mocks Trump With 'you Are Fired' by QuinQ(f): 3:39am On Mar 24 |
That's propaganda for the Iranian people. The regime doing what they know best  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: America Weaknesses Is Their Democracy by QuinQ(f): 12:49am On Mar 24 |
Exactly. But it is also their strength and humanity and probably why God has sustained them. But for democracy Trump would have wiped out Iran by now - including women and children, forgetting God is watching |
Health › Re: A Cameroonian Lady Named, Ethel Esima Is In Comma After A "Tongue Slice! by QuinQ(f): 12:06am On Mar 24 |
SixSeven: I had to go to my previous posts, some of them are for women, some are not for them. But what I post below is a compilation of answers to 1 and 2👇
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📌📌📌📌📌📌 Wow, you've written quite a lot. I'll take time and really read it later. Thanks |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Denies Trump's Claims: 'We Reject All Negotiations – US Has Failed by QuinQ(f): 9:18pm On Mar 23*. Modified: 9:41pm On Mar 23 |
89green: The Iranian State TV cited the Foreign Ministry saying there are no talks between Tehran and Washington, refuting US President Trump's claims of "positive talks" with Iran.
The claims came in a post on TruthSocial, where Trump hailed the talks and said they resulted in the halt of strikes against Iranian power plants for a five-day period.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry said these are attempts to lower energy prices and gain time for military plans, clarifying that there are regional attempts for de-escalation, but urged parties to direct their request to Washington, the side that started the war. Source; Iranian STATE TV. 'Nough said (Read: propaganda! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Denies Trump's Claims: 'We Reject All Negotiations – US Has Failed by QuinQ(f): 9:16pm On Mar 23 |
But WHO exactly is US negotiating with. There is no one left to negotiate with! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Is Netanyahu Still Alive by QuinQ(f): 9:12pm On Mar 23 |
motayoayinde: He's DEAD. Gone for good. The more AI clips shi.rael reels out, theore they get exposed. But the US ambassador visited him.. or are you thinking what I'm thinking - AI has gone physical! They can now produce 3-d AI of people!! OMG Illuminati don kill us |