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That's a very conservative figure. It could be as high as 80% and even more if you add those who want to have their own country without necessarily going to another country.

CharisEleos:
So how has my hissing to the OPs predicament become a criteria to judge my Christian faith? Or does he deserve a pat on the back for destroying a young girls career the poor parents suffered to send to school, bringing shame on them? And did you not see where I advised him to go and do the needful?

I'm not surprised you're holding brief for him.
Continue.

He didn't destroy the lady's future in any way. It was a consensual sex which they're both suffering for.

Sirjamo:
Sahara reporters with fake news as usual.

I currently work in Damaturu, Iswap does not segregate, they abduct anyone and everyone, including newly married Muslim couples. In some instances, they pull only security agents out of commercial buses and let the rest go.

Sahara reporters and People gazzete will not stop until they see Nigeria in flames.
Christians should disregard this news, it's fake and malicious
I AM DONE TALKING

Stop accusing SR unjustly. When ISWAP brokeaway from BH,they said it was because BH was killing Muslims and bombing mosques, so it's clear that ISWAP agenda is to unleash deaths and terrorism on Christians exclusively.

salvation:
But our blind and deaf christian leaders will turn their deafs ears� as if nothing is happening, but this is coming from a Muslim. God help Nigeria

The man is a Borno pastor, not a Muslim.

CharisEleos:
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Everytime Sex sex sex.. sex that doesn't give you a happy ending, is that one sex?

When I tell people I've been celibate for many years, they think it's because I'm trying to form super girl. It's because of all these nonsense super story that you men come up with once there's any little mistake plus the fact that my body is the temple of Holy Spirit and not for any coconut head man who's just looking for anywhere to ease himself.
Mtcheeeeewwwwwww.

After all these self-righteousness jargons you wrote here, what advise did you add that could be of help? He already said he fell into the temptation after been celibate for 7 years, and you think a similar thing can't happen to you? You're more spiritual and careful than people who were born again Christians for decades of years and later permanently 'backslided'?
That you even ended by hissing, shows how very hateful and unchristian you're whilst you claim the opposite.

Mine were sea of knives from young overfed gangsters. I was just about 10 years old then.

Seniorwriter:
Interesting...


@SeniorWriter

If you're older than 18, and you're still writing this silly "senior writer" at the end of all your comments, then something is really wrong with your maturity.

I noticed that too. He's OBVIOUSLY a double agent for the DSS.

OlawaleBammie:
Actually she's not a Yoruba, she's from benue.

It's even a he. His name is Felix Terv..... We've seen several of his photos here on Nairaland.

This man is indirectly saying that Sunday has committed a crime and thereby making this terrorist govt to look like they're powerful.

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presidency:
It is unfortunate, and disappointing, for citizens of Nigeria to bear witness to one of their Churchmen castigating their country in front of representatives of a foreign parliament.

We are all too familiar with these overseas political tours that opposition politicians take - visiting foreign leaders and legislators in the United States, United Kingdom and Europe. So, the argument goes, if they are heard seriously abroad, then Nigerian citizens back home should surely listen to them too.

But in order to be heard at all, and to maximise media coverage back home for their activities, inevitably these visits involve painting the worst possible picture of our country before their chosen foreign audience.

Soon enough we inescapably hear an identical list of racist tropes against northerners, how one religion dominates governance above all others, how the government is doing nothing to address herder-farmer disturbances, and how the government spends money on infrastructure to benefit everyone but the group and religion of the speaker. Of course, in order not to disappoint their western audience, regardless of fact, the list is always the same-and always slanted for whoever wishes to cross-check.

Nigerians expect this from their unimaginative opposition - but it is troubling when a so-called man of the Church copies the worst excesses of those seeking personal advancement in public office.

Only this government has put forward the first and singular plan in nearly a century to address herder-farmer challenges - a fact recognised by international NGOs, including the International Crisis Group. To declare to a foreign audience that this government does nothing is an incredible falsehood.

To suggest that investment in infrastructure between Nigeria and Niger is wasteful and biased – when a similar infrastructure project between Lagos and Benin has revolutionised the two neighbouring economies to the advantage of both our countries - is quite disturbing.

There is no bias in this government when the president is northern and Muslim, the vice president southern and Christian, and the cabinet equally balanced between the two religions. But neither is there anything in our Constitution to state that political posts must be apportioned according to ethnicity or faith. It takes a warped frame of mind for a critic to believe ethnicity is of primary importance in public appointments. It is yet more troubling to hear a Churchman isolating one group for criticism purely on ethnic lines.

With due respect to the esteemed position he holds, the Bishop’s assertion that only Christian schools are being targeted by bandits or terrorists is not supported by the facts on the ground. It is sad to say but also true that victims of crime, kidnapping, banditry and terrorism cut across all strata of the society. Sad but true that Kankara students in Katsina State were stolen by bandits of the same Islamic faith as those they took away. The same may be true of those who are still holding the 134 students of the Islamic School at Tegina in Niger State. The nation witnessed the sad incident of the female students abducted by bandits at Jangebe in Zamfara State and the over 100 predominantly Muslim students of the Federal Government Girls College Birnin Yauri in Kebbi State who are currently in captivity- and the nation’s security agencies are hard at work to release them unharmed.

The attack on Christian students is sad and unacceptable; so also is the abduction of students of other faiths. The claim that only Christian schools are being targeted is totally untrue.

As a nation and a people, we must together define evil as evil. We must not allow our religious differences to divide us. No one gains but the evil doers when we divide our ranks according to ethnicity and religion in confronting them. The bandit, kidnapper and terrorist are the enemies of the people who should be confronted in unison.

To be clear, The Bible is definitive on matters of ethnicity and racialism: In Romans 2:9-10, it says: “There will be trouble and distress for every human being who does evil: first for the Jew, then for the Gentile; but glory, honour and peace for everyone who does good”; And in Galatians 3:28: “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” Whether Christian or Muslim, we stand by these beliefs and are steadfastly committed to them in governance.

There is no place in mainstream civil discourse for those who actively, negatively, and publicly label an individual ethnic group, especially before a foreign audience. These are not the views expressed or opinions held by the vast majority of the citizens of Nigeria. For all our challenges as a nation, nearly all of us seek to live together in harmony, celebrating differences, and finding common ground as Nigerians above all. But people like Kukah are doing their best to sow discord and strife among Nigerians.

More than any other set of people, leaders - in politics or religion who preach respect for truth have a duty to practice it. It is a moral and practical responsibility.

Going by the history of the Church as is well known, it will stand up publicly for the truth.

It is time others did the same.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
July 18, 2021 [/s]

Fake news. The woman in question doesn't like money. She eats once in two weeks. The last time she spent up to N10K in a month, was 15 years ago.

Senseless thread and false generalization. If you invest the energy you use in registering new sets of Ros.... monikers everyday, you'll be better off mentally.

This man might ruin Nnamdi Manu's case with these unending misplaced tweets.

Teejay13:
Yes, available

Price?

Teejay13:
Available

I can see you deal on laptops. Do you have a replacement screen for this exact laptop?

You've been cheated by more than N10k. Return it and go buy from another shop.

We know the truth. This kind of overrated policeman would provide cover and intelligence for these high profile criminals. We haven't forgotten about the EndSARS Panel accusation from a man who detailed how this man collects millions from dead armed robbers' accounts and also fleeced him of millions and threatened to kill him.

Most likely F R A U D - cocaine, blood money or internet fraud, etc.

Wrong heading. He didn't say that.

It's only moral restraint and steely determination that can make a married man not to cheat. As for premarital sex, there's nothing like cheating, because it's already a morally sinful relationship.

Why did they give them visa in the first place since they planned arresting them no matter how innocent they are?

The first and only manly thing they've done so far

22 counts that'll end up taking years in court. Why not reduce them for easier prosecution?

OBALOLA55:
YOUR FULANI BROTHER NOW

You're a petty attention seeker. You're busy going about accusing everybody of being a Fulani so that they could start denying and proving their tribes to you. Is that how lonely you're?

The cartoon was originally made by PUNCH. He only used the photo to support his tweet.

duro4chang:
https://www.google.com/url?q=http://saharareporters.com/2021/07/11/nineteen-south-west-monarchs-demand-release-igboho%25E2%2580%2599s-aides-say-department-state-services&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjwi5Kdtd3xAhUG3qQKHX_kCvQQxfQBMAR6BAgJEAE&usg=AOvVaw0OKKON4Gpprs8N1yy8kbeR

Try modify your original post and add this link to it instead.

[quote author=duro4chang post=103629170][/quote]No source?

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The same Secondus that he deployed all of Rivers state Treasury to install as PDP chairman?