₦airaland Forum

zionmade:
U spoke like a Christian. So i will address u directly as a Christian in words dat will be foolishness to unbelievers.
Jesus cursed Judas wen he said WOE UNTO THE MAN........... and for dat Judas remains cursed to me. I take d words of Jesus d way it is without applying any logic

I'm a christian of course, and it's not about logic.
It is we humans that are over sensitive to this Judas issue...that is my take

alexistaiwo:
ON behalf of all Chelsea fans worldwide.
I say we don't care.
Barcelona denied us more than three penalties in 2009.
Herrera handball led to a goal last week at Old Trafford.
Manchester United once gave us two red cards (Torres and ivanovic) to draw from 3-0 down
Luis Garcia ghost goal UEFA champions League semi-final 2005.
Even our Oga Real Madrid needed two offside goals and fake red card to eliminate Bayern Munich.
And more that lack of time wont permit me to write.
So once again we don't care.
Goal na Goal
I am in my house comman beat me

Thank you very much for saying it the way it should be.
Even those that are not competing against us for anything are pained....especially ManU people. I just don't know why.

Domestic double is ours...
Up Blues

Liamm:
This guy is high on some stuff. You want to name one of your boys judas? I wish you a betrayal-free son.
I think the names we bear have a way of influencing our character. I'd rather name my son Jesus. Naming him judas is like taking a gamble which I know may affect him. Imagine introducing your son to a friend. You be like "meet my son, judas". Your son would hate you for life mate

Exactly the mind set the post is meant to change.
It is a misplacement of priority to go after Judas for doing a job assigned to him.
You and I could have done it anyways if it were to be our days.

Looking at the big picture, looking at Judas, the sin he committed served a greater good.
A purpose was behind it, salvation for mankind.
But this generation, what do we do, sometimes we commit sin for absolutely no reason.

Jumia delivery man killed for phone, how about that?

zionmade:
Bros i love ur passion in naming ur boy Judas. Its not a bad name though.
But Judas Jesus' disciple was stealing from d purse of Jesus which made him available for use by d devil.
Jesus didn't die because someone betrayed him. Even if no one betrayed him, at d appointed time, he could have still died.

The question is, by what means?
He could not have died a natural death, because the purpose for the death was meant to be a sacrifice.

Whether Judas stole from the purse is just one of the many sins we all commit, and is not enough to write him off.
Mind you, when Christ died, his death also washed away the sins of Judas....I believe!

For me, the man only carried out a divine assignment whether good or bad, because someone needed to do the job.

As the OP rightly opined, some of the characters in the bible that we so much respect, did equally despicable things that were not divinely ordained or programmed. Yet we adore them, we wish to be like them.

I think we should give Judas a break....

successmatters:
We need to walk against bad government first. This government is a disaster.

How many people does autism kill in a year? Fulani herdsmen kill hundreds every month and render most families poor as they chase them away and graze on their farmlands.

Deep words

I think what we need is a march against bad governance in Nigeria as it is presently in the country.

Whatever that will translate to better living conditions for the people is welcomed.

May God bless Nigeria

Congratulations. It will move you a step closer to your success story

Nigeria my country...everything is becoming unusual

I don't understand. Is it rolling and not out yet?
They should be clear!

Bugatti

2dugged:
the only reason that should make any lady feel cheap for giving it up on the first day, is if the guy turns out to have a dick that shifts the womb,you end up feeling pains to your marrow with no climax of promise of pleasure in sight or if he turns out to have a dick the size of a baby's finger. Sexual compatibility is important in every relationship, so let's all stop dicking around like it not important, if a lady decides to check for compatibility on the first date,that's her choice, and what one immature fellow thinks shouldn't matter

lol

ephi123:
Nigerians deserve to know the truth, not all these cooked stories that are released on a per day basis.

Why hasn't the DG been prosecuted?

It is disheartening that some Nigerians are manipulated with even basic things.

Looking at some of the commentators here, I only but feel sorry for my country.

A panel of inquiry or whatever name they gave to themselves was constituted not too long ago, and is yet to give a report.
Already, storylines are flying in from all corners of the country with the usual always blame the devil (previous gov't) attitude.

I have never seen a government where almost all the citizens are spokesperson on behalf of government.
Panel is yet to give a report but it is already acknowledged as one of the many sins of the previous government.

This is just one of the too many distractions of this rudderless government

This BBNaija should end already....

Mandela does not deserve this for what ever reason from any South African.

It seems most South Africans don't know what their problem is, judging from their recent uncivilized behaviour.
Freedom of expression is overrated...

His response if TRUE, is very arrogant.
A public official of that capacity is wrong to display that extent of arrogance

Anyways, it's them against them....

AceSkillz01:
Finally! A post full of sense

Exactly what I tried to explain to some of us here.

Our VP professor is only trying to bend the truth to favour their own end of the balance of power arrangement.

Thank you, it was well explained

SillyMods:
Show us where it is written in the constitution that the senate must confirm the chairman of effcc?. It's only in the EFCC Act and not in the constitution. And when such clash occurs btw the constitution and any other Act, the constitution reigns supreme.

Sorry to inform you, in my books, PMB is not corrupt. If you have facts, bring them forth and not the lies being propagated by your pained PDP losers.

I have heard and seen many say the bold, but it is not TRUE.

The constitution is a body of laws, and the business of law making is a continuous one.
The constitution is not self sufficient, therefore undergo the process of amendment to capture new realities, and if need be, new measures are introduced in the form of Acts.

Acts go through the constitutional legislative procedures before they take effect, and as such, are laws themselves. Acts don't conflict with the constitution because they flow from the constitution, and are rooted in the constitution.
In a case where they do, the Judiciary through the power of Judicial Review can declare them ultra vires, therefore becomes null & void.

For example, the Act establishing the EFCC is in that manner because the constitution gives the Legislature (National Assembly) the power to give approval to major Executive appointments. It is that simple.
Therefore, asking where in the constitution it is written that NASS give approval to confirm the EFCC chair, for me is a none question and an attempt to create a tsunami in a tea cup.

It will interest you to know that the President drew the power to appoint the EFCC chair, from the EFCC Act. Now the Act is good to appoint and not good enough to confirm?

Here is a simple logic in the form of a question.
How possible is it for the constitution to have captured this EFCC question when the EFCC was not in existence when the constitution was drafted?
I believe the answer is not that difficult to decipher. If you do correctly, you will understand that the EFCC Act only filled a vacuum which was as a result of our national need at the time of establishing the EFCC.
This follows that the constitution and the Act are not in conflict. The latter only flowed from the former.

Personally, I think our VP professor is just trying to bend the truth to favour their own end of the balance of power arrangement.

2dugged:
From things I have seen in my young life,I have realised that its not about the tribe but the setting of the family,there are good and bad people in every tribe, however I personally can never even date a Hausa man not to talk of marry(reasons best known to me),but with the exception of hausas,a good man from any other tribe shoudnt be an issue, learning the language and adapting to the cultureof one's spouse may take a while,but its not impossible,the problem is most tribalistic parents don't give their in-laws the chance. my former boss made all his daughters marry from their tribe ,two of the thrwee of his son in-laws turned out to be assholes, infact the last societal wedding lasted for 36 hours ,$5000 gift given to the bride by her aunty broke up the marriage under 36 hours,she was lucky to be alive from the beating Mr tribe man gave her

Yeah, you are right.
Good and evil is not limited or peculiar to one tribe

adetayo234:
Look at the decays around you and you will agree that someone needs to talk

yeah, you are correct but his perspective is fast making him look parochial...

Ogbuefienubiaka:
It seems OBJ introduced fraud to all sections of the country. I remember he was the first person to lunch Ghana must go in NASS. First to introduce corruption in the church. First to compel sitting governors to contribute to his personal library. First seek for 3rd term. First sitting president to award a licence to himself to run a private university (the bells). Always the first in evil.

Maybe he was born on January 1st too

This man say more than required.
He is fast losing it....

mikeycharles:
finally, but if it were to be an 'ordinary' Nigerian nothing would have happened.​

The worrying part is that it is ordinary Nigerians that made them who they are.

Hmmm...

Cute girls

freeze001:
It is that small, subsistence agriculture for immediate family that breeds poverty. Is food the only requirement for survival? Will people not progress beyond food for the stomach? Even for d food can one grow everything? Will u not buy others like fish, meat, oil etc? Will they not wear clothes, buy electronics, raise children et al?

The Sultan's reasoning and yours are myopic. Basic agriculture gets one nowhere in the long run, it is the commercial industrialization that makes it viable and rakes in the income. That is where the government must come in and see to it that agriculture becomes viable at the highest possible level. Herdsmen remain backward in their nomadic style and continue causing havoc n mayhem yet we're nowhere near the top exporters of beef n milk. We even import those items!

bless you for the above.
The Sultan is just trying to seize the moment.

What he said is a rhetoric of failed leaders trying to attribute their failure to the people.
If we must all grow our food, develop ourselves all round, then what is the essence of government and the Nigerian state?

So far, government has not been able to put in place even the prerequisites for self development, so what are we talking about?

Sultan should go and ask the President, NASS members, himself, how they grow their food. Maybe that will help explain why they are not hungry....

pocohantas:
Let me tell you something as a lady, Nigerian men would continue getting Basic1 sex styles till they learn to be more open minded.
Women wanna wow their men in the other room, but no one wants to be judged. No one wants her man wondering how many men she has spread the legs to various degrees for.

You arc that ass for a Nigerian man, instead of him to worship it...he pauses and starts wondering how many niggas you been arching it for. You give him a BJ and he starts asking how many guys you have given a BJ. Y'all ask too much gadamn questions!!!

Sadly, majority of you ask these questions not even to know a sister better, but to judge her.

Very TRUE
Some men raise those questions out of ignorance, while others do because of the sexual inclinations of most Nigerian girls, the guys too though.

Most ladies sell sex in Nigeria, and the worth depends upon how well they do it, for example, the action from the four cardinal points, and how well she is able to take control of the four cardinal points.
This gives men the impression that ladies who ordinarily do things like that are wholesalers, or worse still, shoprite.

Anyways, that is not enough grounds to judge anybody when they express themselves sexually, as you rightly said.
Being open minded and accepting or admitting what we want will go a long way in diffusing the situation

afoshat:
Oh yes that's exactly the key but most of the chef do not understand this they are just satisfied with cooking the food in a wheel barrow position and for only about ten mins, where's the fun in that, y was Cleopatra tagged best appetizer, because she knows just how to mix it, how to be ontop and grind d mortar, how to bend down and steer the soup, u know those things but quite a number of u ladies cannot prepare a good soup in different formats.

you're damn funny.
Terrific guy...

hobermener:
Much respect to this man of God, but i think we should end this pussy footing already!!!
There will only be hope the day we call a spade, a spade!!!
The country is hella fūcked up, and is degenerating at the speed of light, but every one is fuckin scared to admit the obvious.
Been praying for Nigeria since i was a child and things just keep getting worse. The old and worn out phrase "naija go better" is no longer adopted by artistes and those overly optimistic hypocrites who after using such phrases, quickly seek citizenship abroad, and give birth to kids abroad, while still singing naija go better in our ears. Nigeria right now is so fůcked up even bitćhes despise her!!!
You can't keep doing the wrong things and anticipating favorable results, hoping prayers and wishful thinking will do the magic!!!
This country needs a fuckiñg revolution, and trust me, its nearer than we ever thought

You made sense I must say.
Making it seem prayer is the remedy to our numerous problems in this country is laughable...respect to the man of God.

How can a country that does not do even the basic things correctly, pray correctly?
Nigeria as a nation needs practical solutions to our problems, and that begins when we call a spade a spade, as you rightly said above.
Those who have the means to make the system change for the better does not even believe in the system. How do we pray?

Until Nigeria begin devising home made solutions to her problems, that includes removing this toga of religion from our national psche, we will continue teething as a nation.

Bomb blast; pray, building collapse; pray, accidents and bad roads; pray, stolen funds; pray, flooding; pray, meningitis; this one I don't even understand from the prism of the Zamfara State Governor.

Modragon:
The married man will get to any length to get you because you let him.....more often young gurls dating married men is okay, cus younger gurls wud bleep ur hubby too, wat goes around comes around

Yea, you are correct.
I can tell you that a great number of them is facing that problem today.

....what goes around comes around, you know what I mean!
When it happens, they take it to God, they fast, they pray....

Nice
Congratulations in advance

nkemdi89:
If you worry you will die, if you don't worry you will die, if you have hope you will die, if you don't have hope you will die. Lol I don't want to think of Nigeria problems today Saturday, but on a serious note the society celebrates criminals more than saints, do you know as a criminal you will automatically have access to our top politicians and captains of industries, hard work really don't give that "targeted" goal. Honesty is never the best policy .

Lol...the country is going to hell

nkemdi89:
I tire for Nigeria, but I still have hope that things will be better, after all it took me ten years to discover my lovely starch is being sold in Owerri, after waybilling it all these years from Lagos my banga soup now have a partner lol.

Hope has a different meaning as far as the Nigerian project is concerned.

Hoping that Nigeria will get better is like looking forward towards a return to our childhood.
The place is a jungle where death, lying, cheating, robbery, rascality, poverty of morality hold sway.
A country that has genuine intentions of developing does her best to avoid, tame the elements listed above. But what do we do here, we create them, nourish them, celebrate them, and make them appear as the normal thing to do.

The Nigerian state has failed her people in such a way that people now aspire to become criminals. All forms of social vices have been normalized in Nigeria.

Like I subtle ask myself always, did we fvck the devil as a nation? Or Christ was crucified in Nigeria?

My dear, Hope is one thing that is very unusual to keep in Nigeria

sarrki:
Our society as failed

The truth is we have all failed

We celebrate this criminals as leaders

Under the guise if religious, tribe, party and ethnic beliefs

But they steal and loot us dry on the assurance that there followers will support them

We have all failed

But we can make it right by voting right in 2019

From ward level to the federal level

the first step is by voting out President Buhari.
Followed by my House of Reps member....Nicholas Mutu