Okuda:


whats your other acc

tigoba

stanliwise:
There was no place I read she said she used her allawee for the project. Even if she did, is it not something to commend her for? Learn to identify people you should commend and people to rebuke. Putting them all in same basket is nothing but all black or all white dogmatic mentality.

Sir/ma, I never condemned her in anyway. I only quoted the Bible

sheriff1829:


guy, i wish to but is not easy, keep moving

Thanks for your concern bro. God will surely grant you the strength to help the needy

Okuda:


this account is too new for me to take you serious

ahhhh. Bros I have another NL account. I truly need help now. Joe bless you

stanliwise:


You wrote everything out of context. You should have simply congratulated her and that would be fine. Not this rubbish up there. While you were serving I can guess you didn’t put up anything neither did you even get any recognition.

i earned 9000 monthly when I served. It wasn't even enough to take care of me, my ailing mom and my younger ones

Godchosen001:
Shut up

That's the word of God. Not me

Good

Again.
It is well o

Ok

What should the IGP do?

Send troops to kill more pipu?

Oga, pipu are hungry, we need a rapid solution

There are some people who only do good when it can be seen. Their goal is to be recognized for their generosity. We need look no further than the monopolizers, Rockefeller and Carnegie, to see an illustration of this type of giving. Rockefeller and Carnegie were even in a competition for who could give the most—who could out philanthropize the other one. But their efforts were not merely about giving; it was about empire building. They were trying to create lasting legacies in their own names, so that they could live forever in the annuals of history. And it worked.


“Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven” (Matthew 6:1 ESV).