₦airaland Forum

Remman:
it is normal. Even if you lower it at the initial start up, once the burner heats up, it will draw more gas. At this time, you need to reduce the burner again but very slowly and a bit small, otherwise it will just go off and you'll need to light it again.

Solution, look for a burner that has more air holes and the valve is a bit further away from the burner. In other words, these kind of burners are refered to as original or US/Japan/Korean made burners and are thrice the price of the one you have now. The original burners can only be found in big supermarkets or serious (not criminally minded) burner/gas cylinder retailers.

Otherwise, you can manage the one you have by readjusting the valve when it heats up and you'll be good but make sure you change to a new one after two years (max) of use.

malali:
Pastor David Ibiyeomie's testimony of giving his entire salary to God and receiving miraculous returns is problematic and misleads believers into thinking that financial miracles can be bought. Such claims commercialize faith and exploit vulnerable congregants who may already be struggling financially.

Biblical Perspective on Giving:
The Bible teaches us about giving cheerfully and out of love, not with the expectation of receiving financial gain in return. In 2 Corinthians 9:7, it says, "Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver." This verse underscores the importance of the intention behind giving rather than the amount or the anticipated reward.

Exploiting Faith for Financial Gain:
Promoting the idea that God rewards monetary donations with financial windfalls undermines the true essence of Christian generosity. Jesus warned against such practices in Matthew 6:24, where he states, "No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money." This highlights the danger of intertwining faith with financial expectations.

A Call for Discernment:
Encouraging believers to give all they have, especially when they are already struggling, is irresponsible and exploitative. It’s crucial to teach the congregation discernment and a balanced approach to giving. As 1 Timothy 6:10 cautions, "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs." This serves as a reminder that the pursuit of financial gain should never overshadow genuine faith and spiritual growth.

While giving is a vital part of Christian life, it should never be driven by promises of financial return. Pastors must lead by example, emphasizing the true biblical principles of generosity and service rather than perpetuating a prosperity gospel that preys on the financially vulnerable.

farouk2much:
This thing they surprise me. For long. But today is the day i will speak about it, am a devoted muslim and am so proud of my religion.. Why is it that islamic topic is strictly only for muslims. And Christian topic is for all..... Nairaland do something about this.
It's supposed to be islamic topic for muslims only..... And Christian topic should go with Christian only

With respect to the food situation in the country, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development launched dry season farming involving 118, 651 hectares in 15 states, with Jigawa State alone getting 40,000 hectares. This intervention injected an estimated N309 billion into the economy, according to the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Senator Abubakar Kyari. The ministry also supported a total of 107, 429 wheat farmers with inputs resulting in output of 474, 628 metric tonnes. It has also created about 60,000 jobs across the agric value chain within the first year

Cmeo:
Our government should frustrate this modern slavery in the name of opportunity (or what name they call it) until they bring their jobs/production to Africa and export to their country. They just started.

rowrowland:
Earning Potential: Over 1000 euros monthly income possible.

This figure can't take you anywhere. Except you'd be sleeping in Gaza refugee camp in Germany.

immortalcrown:
Do white people do something like this?

Or, is Africa cursed with the most heartless people?

casualobserver:
You are financial illiterate, dollar debt is dollar debt, we are not subsidizing petrol to the degree we used to so me have more $.

either way you are a nitwit and an ignoramus and this matter is clearly above your intellect.

EOD

not responding to any more quotes else you drag down my IQ.

casualobserver:
you are the one who is clueless and should not be commenting on matters you neither have the knowledge of or capacity to understand


My income is in dollars (oil) and as at may 29,2003 when the rate was N450=$1, I owed you N400,000. Fast forward to May 2024 and my income is still in dollars but now I receive between N1200 and N1500 for my dollar. If you had any brain cells it means I have more Naira now which means it is easier to offset my Naira debts.

There is a difference between having Naira debt and having dollar debt.

uneducated financially illiterate ignoramus.

casualobserver:
ignoramus! every dollar they get is now worth 3.5 times more in Naira terms so easier to liquidate naira debt.

kingsways:
Tinubu inherited a lot problems, to be fair

fuckingAyaya:
Common baby steps of pain una dey cry, wait till u see the adult steps

Okwyjesus:
Obasanjo carried everyone along. Igbo agitation was low in his time


#BringbackObasanjo#