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Christianity Etc › Re: Thoughts On Religious Intolerance And Muslim - Christian Relations by Sanchez01(m): 9:41pm On Mar 24, 2017
menxer:
That does not tally with biblical and historical facts.

When the children of Israel attacked Canaan, Jericho, etc on their way to the promised land, what can you say was the quarrel between them, apart from the command from Yahweh that those lands were given to them (Israelites) as an inheritance?

Mind you, Jerusalem had existed and had always been a contested city even before the coming of the Israelites, why?

Are you saying, Joshua and his men that carried out that military campaign were murderers?
menxer:
How does this your submission align with biblical records of attack on Jerusalem, Jericho, Canaan and other cities by the Israelites?
What issues did they have with those nations while they (Israelites) were in Egypt or prior?

That is just the Bible side of the equation, can you apply that your logic to the Koran side of the equation?
While I wouldn't want us to derail the topic at hand, it would be fair to explain your questions.

Why did God's own people attack others without provocation?
1. It was for the lands. God had promised His people a Promised Land and even while there were inhabitants occupying the land, it was not theirs as it rightfully belongs to God.
2. For blood retribution (I'll get to this later).

Facts to remember

First, the Promised Land belonged to God before the Canaanites established temporary residency there. It had always been his plan to give this land to the descendants of Abraham: “In the fourth generation your descendants will come back here” (Genesis 15:16a). The Lord did not take from the Canaanites that which was “theirs”—he reclaimed that which was his according to his foreordained purposes.

Second, the Canaanites lived in wicked rebellion against the will and purposes of God. The Lord had predicted that Abraham’s descendants would claim the land when “the sin of the Amorites” reached its “full measure” (Genesis 15:16b). This “full measure” of sin was attained by the Canaanites in the generation leading to the Jewish conquest.

Moses warned his people about these sins they would encounter upon entering the Promised Land: “Let no one be found among you who sacrifices his son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead” (Deuteronomy 18:10-11). He stated that anyone who practices such sins is “detestable to the Lord,” and explained that “because of these detestable practices the Lord your God will drive out those nations before you” (v. 12). Those who were conquered by Joshua and his armies were not innocent victims, but wicked sinners who received the judgment their transgressions had warranted.

Third, the blood retribution practiced by ancient tribal culture required the Jewish armies to destroy not only the soldiers of their enemies, but their families as well. So long as one member of a family remained, that person was bound by cultural law to attempt retribution against the enemies of his people. Such unrest and hostility would have persisted throughout the nation’s history, with no possibility of peace in the land. What appears to be genocide was actually the way wars were typically prosecuted.

Fourth, in these formative early years of Israel’s history it was imperative that the people be kept from the influence of sinners without or within their nation. The holy God who gave them their land would uproot them from it if they rebelled against him (Deuteronomy 28:63-68). This warning came to pass centuries later at the hands of Assyria and then Babylon, and ultimately in the national destruction wrought by Rome in the first century of the Christian era.

And so God had to bring severe judgment against Achan, lest he and his family spread the cancer of their disobedience within the nation. He ordered his people to destroy all they found within Canaanite civilization, lest it continue to tempt them to disobedience and eventual destruction. We find similar severity during the formative years of the Christian movement in God’s judgment against Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5:1-11).

And you must understand this, all these happened thousands of years ago. Christ came into the picture and showed that practices of the past should be done away with, by demonstrating what it means to be at peace all round. And even in the face of stiff persecution, he still demonstrated love by rebuking Peter who cut off a soldier's ear.

I wish I could apply the equation to the Koran but it doesn't work that way. So how then do you justify 'when/if God commands you to take up arms and kill in Islam'?
menxer:
And we are told God created (programmed) us, right?
We are created by God, yes, but He gives us the free will to act and choose as we live. He only acts on the lives of those who allow Him to.

Pastafarian:
Sanchez is just talking crhap
Can we not exhibit dogma, please? Thank you!
Christianity Etc › Re: Thoughts On Religious Intolerance And Muslim - Christian Relations by Sanchez01(m): 8:59pm On Mar 24, 2017
Ishilove:
Yep
Eh yah... Pẹ̀lẹ́.
Crime › Re: 25-year-old Nigerian Drug Peddler Nabbed In India With 53 Grams Of Cocaine by Sanchez01(m): 8:44pm On Mar 24, 2017
Jetleeee:
Somebody should please epp us and beg awa pipu from Biafuro to slow down with this "development". At least, they should try to develop Aba and Onitsha first

https://i.imgur.com/b0Hc34B.gif
I'm dead! grin

You are officially a case. See the way you captioned Donga's video
Christianity Etc › Re: Thoughts On Religious Intolerance And Muslim - Christian Relations by Sanchez01(m): 8:30pm On Mar 24, 2017
Ishilove:
No. I'm hungry
Still in traffic?
Christianity Etc › Re: Thoughts On Religious Intolerance And Muslim - Christian Relations by Sanchez01(m): 8:30pm On Mar 24, 2017
fratermathy:
Most of the die-hard fanatics who express their criminal intents in the name of religion are mainly from the North. I am not trying to tribalize this in any way but we all know the truth. The reasons are many and they include:

1. Illiteracy: Many Northern Nigerians plainly refuse going to school and they see western schools as a sin. Even the few that manage to get western education have already been brainwashed from childhood and it usually takes years, if not never, for the fanaticism to be corrected. It should also be noted that the teachers/mentors of the students also contribute especially when they give hate speeches, read controversial Koranic verses to the students, and make uncouth statements. The illiterate and brainwashed masses become willing tools for usage in religious attacks and civil strife. Many of the bigshots want to maintain this status quo for their own good and to always use the ignorant folks to cause havoc.

2. Separation of people: In the core Northern States, Christians and strangers don't stay in the same areas as the Muslims. Many Christians inhabit the Sabon Gari section, usually far from the center of the town. This creates an estrangement of the Christians from the Muslims and enables the Christians to be easy targets for attacks in times of strife. How can you tolerate somebody or a people which you are accustomed to separating? If the North is to truly tolerate Christians as obtains in the South West and Middle Belt, that Sabon Gari system has to be eliminated. The population should be diluted with everyone (Christian & Muslim) seeing themselves as one.

3. Sharia: Sharia law creates problems for strangers and Christians in the North. Although they are exempt from Sharia, its existence means that Muslims can commit crimes against Christians and go scot free because they can defend those crimes using Koranic verses. Many of those who started attacks and civil unrest against Christians and strangers usually go scot free because they opt for Sharia courts. At worse, they are flogged in public and go scot free. This sets a very dangerous precedent to the criminals that perpetrate evil against Christians and strangers.

There are many more reasons I can list but I'm sure you get my drift. The problem with Islam in the North, apart from what the Koran may or may not say, is the Northern people themselves. They should embrace the modern world. Stop discriminating strangers and Christians and start going to schools. Their leaders must, of necessity, create laws to force everyone to attend schools. Arabic/Islamic education shouldn't come first but should start at the end of the primary school, so that children are not indoctrinated. Sharia should be limited to personal statutes and not made to oversee criminal matters. If all these are done, attacks against Christians in the North will gradually fizzle out almost entirely.
I don't agree with this. This is not just about the North. You would agree with me that other Islamic countries all over the world did not emanate from the Northern part of Nigeria. Below are a few questions in provoking the truth. Please note that these questions are general and not to a specific set of Muslims.

1. Why then is there unrest and war in these places, the same places where you find these people? 2. Why do they almost act or react the same way when you talk about Muhammed in a manner they don't take lightly?
3. Why is the reaction of blasphemy towards Muhammed death?
4. Why is there incessant call for the Sharia Law where they live as immigrants after leaving their homelands desolated?
5. Why do almost all Muslims of the world believe in the 70 Virgin theory after committing suicide in the name of God?
6.Why is it that Islamic apostates are condemned to death just because they have chosen a different path?
7. Why is it that Islamic murderers would chant the name of their God before putting the knife over their victim's throat?
8. Why is it that typical Muslims brand some set of people as infidels just because they don't see the world from their viewpoint?
9. What is the rationale behind the idea of forcefully bending a people, a state, or a continent to becoming an Islamic entity when they know that the world is secular?
10. Why do almost all these folks hate the western world?
11. Ever wonder why most, if not all Muslims are intolerant? I'm talking the world over.

Oniovo, the answer is not far fetched, bulk of the people cannot be wrong at the same time and this is not a product of illiteracy.
It only points to one major thing here - the teachings of the Koran. And as much as majority of Muslims would say fundamentalism is the lot of the people who do the above, note that there are several teachings supporting these acts in the Koran.

Like I always say, the problem, for me, is not Muslims, but Islam. A whole is wrong with it that the language is universal - kill, fight and unleash terror. There are liberal Muslims but these folks are not much to spearhead a turn around.

Just recently, I was looking up the 70 virgins theory and I discovered that it is claimed to be a myth. Shockingly, the Koran, rather than promised girls, promised 'fresh, blossoming young boys'. This is an indication that a whole lot is wrong somewhere.
Christianity Etc › Re: Thoughts On Religious Intolerance And Muslim - Christian Relations by Sanchez01(m): 8:06pm On Mar 24, 2017
menxer:
"To the pure all things are pure, to the profane all things are profane" and it takes a human to do either.

... But what would you do if/when your God commands you to war against or hate a people you had/have no quarrels with?
Tackling your second paragraph, God cannot command His own to war with others or hack them down. God in Himself is love. Whether within His fold or not, we all enjoy His love. Therefore, it doesn't make sense when we fight for God or think we are doing His work by killing or forcefully converting for Him.

It is not a question of 'when or if' as God would not command you to war with people you don't know, let alone have issues with.
Christianity Etc › Re: Thoughts On Religious Intolerance And Muslim - Christian Relations by Sanchez01(m): 8:01pm On Mar 24, 2017
Ishilove:
Your English is plenty cheesy
Lol cheesy

So you will not contribute to the discourse, abi? cheesy
Christianity Etc › Re: Thoughts On Religious Intolerance And Muslim - Christian Relations by Sanchez01(m): 6:12pm On Mar 24, 2017
You are very correct, oniovo.

My family friend in Lagos are a Muslim family, and I must confess, they are about the most wonderful ever! Simple, highly educated and liberal.

Unfortunately, the number of intolerant Muslims far outweigh the liberal folks. The same applies to Christians though, albeit, subtle.

While I am trying very hard to put in good words here, I cannot but emphasize that the Koran is filled with so much call for blood that most Muslims can't defend it. It is worrisome.

I stumbled upon some verses of the Koran the other day and I almost confess, I felt sick almost immediately. 'Kill this, kill that... spare no this, spare no that', and then you come to wonder if indeed the goal of the religion itself is just to war with the world.

Like you mentioned, most of these folks have the intent and will to kill and they only found the perfect excuse to do so in the name of religion.

I have so many wonderful Muslims around me and sometimes I just wish every Muslim in the world could be like them. The world would have been more reasonable.

Finally, we are humans before religion divided us. Religion can be a dangerous tool in the hands of the uneducated and misinformed folks.
Health › Re: My Experience And My Stand With Other People View On Dr. Oji Alllwell (suicider) by Sanchez01(m): 11:35am On Mar 24, 2017
eyinjuege:
Please educate yourself. Depression is a serious mental disorder. Usually not taken lightly in places where health is valued. Because I feel sad about a failed exam,or business doesn't mean I'm suffering from depression.
So know the difference. [s]Drs will tell you its one of the most difficult psychiatric/mental disorders/illnesses to treat.[/s]
*sighs*
Depression (major depressive disorder or clinical depression) is a common but serious mood disorder. It causes severe symptoms that affect how you feel, think, and handle daily activities, such as sleeping, eating, or working.
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/depression/index.shtml

That a number of psychiatric syndromes feature depressed mood as a main symptom does not mean that they are one and the same. You just have to understand this.

Depression is activated when a person's mood drops totally. And yes, it is possible your mood doesn't change when you fail an exam.
Drs will tell you its one of the most difficult psychiatric/mental disorders/illnesses to treat
The above is very wrong. You have to understand the degree of depression one has before yapping about mental disorder.

And please note, depression is not difficult to treat as there are anti-depressant drugs. Besides, depression can be cured so long the origin can be traced or known.

There is a whole lot of difference between mental disorder and mood. It is pointless arguing when you have not been down that road.
Health › Re: My Experience And My Stand With Other People View On Dr. Oji Alllwell (suicider) by Sanchez01(m): 11:06am On Mar 24, 2017
greatgod2012:
Goggle it my brother!
Just type mental health in goggle search and you'll adequately educate yourself properly!

Depression is a terrible mental sickness, I don't pray it for my worst enemy! What even made it more terrible is that depressed people don't agree that they have problem, the state will even becloud their reasoning and they won't even agree that they're being suicidal or that suicide is bad!

May you and your loved ones never experience depression!
Don't misinform people, please. Depression is not a MENTAL SICKNESS but a mood disorder, often caused by a state of low feeling/mood.

Depression is not as bad as you paint it to be. As a matter of fact, we have all experienced depression at some point in our lives. That many don't know they are depressed is because the level of depression is not so great to make such person take drastic measures.

There are degree of depression. The greater they are, the more devastating the affected would act. The ultimate thought of great depressions is suicide, and not every depressed being would consider suicide. Some prefer being left alone to think and cry for some time.

What reinforces depression are, but not limited to;
1. Lack of trust.
2. Inability to talk to people.
3. Being castigated when one is down.

Again, depression is not a mental disorder. While there is a fine thin line between mental health and depression, I would be quick to state that they are not in any way the same.
Politics › Re: Oba Rilwan Akiolu: "No Vacancy For Lagos Governorship Position In 2019" by Sanchez01(m): 11:06am On Mar 24, 2017
Keneking:
Wetin Ambode don do since he took ova?

I prophesy than a non indigene would contest in 2019 elections and lead the way. Only the State Court can upturn the result.

We are watching, so far the governor has not performed.

Poor performance so far.

His peers like El Rufai, Tambuwal, Wike even Fayose are ahead of the curve with lean resources.

Useless APC government
This statement of yours is stupid. While many are saying Ambode is on the verge of outperforming Fashola, you're here comparing him to El-Rufai, Tambuwal, Wike and Fayose. You think it is by eating leafy rice by the road sidehuh

No governor is outperforming Ambode presently.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by Sanchez01(op): 9:58am On Mar 24, 2017
Max24:
I don't think u are a serious christian because if u are u would have read when Jesus chided his disciples that "he who is not against us must be for us '- what u did is exactly what the chided disciples did. Are those pastors mentioned against Christ ? You say u are a christian and u are attacking christian leaders based on circumstantial evidence, didn't Christ say judge not.
Your understanding of the instance you cited is clearly limited. I'll help you, regardless.

What you meant to quote
Luke 9:50 - 49 “Master,” said John, “we saw someone driving out demons in Your name, and we tried to stop him, because he does not accompany us.” 50“Do not stop him, Jesus replied, “for whoever is not against you is for you.”
My response

Matthew 7:21-22 21 Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of My Father in heaven. 22Many will say to Me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in Your name, and in Your name drive out demons and perform many miracles?’ 23Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you; depart from Me, you workers of lawlessness.’…

Did Jesus not speak against the Pharisees and the Sadducees at the time?
Did the Apostles not mention and expose false teachers equipping the people with false doctrines/teachings/lifestyle?
I guess you would say Peter was never a true disciple of Christ since he dedicated 2 Peter talking about false teachers?
Perhaps Jesus Christ was never the Saviour since he also talked about these set of people, according to you?

In the eye of a religious folk, what I have done is 'attack' 'Christian Leaders'. It is not until a pastor is mentioned 'against' Christ that he is described to be false or untrue.

It is quite pitiable that the 'judge not' is coming up again. This won't be the time for me to go into details of that passage. Just like the then Pharisees and Sadducees, many Pastors have taken on the form of wolves in sheep's clothing perfectly because the level of gullibility of the modern day Christian is alarming.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by Sanchez01(op): 9:16am On Mar 24, 2017
Max24:
Oga u seem biased. Why list pastors alone ? Is it only christian followers that are gullible and naive ? What about those religious leaders that direct their followers to go out and kill Kaferis why didn't u give us their names as u have done for pastors? Which is worse? Who, for example, Apostle Sulaimon beds is the least of our problems.
This is not a religious thread between Muslims and Christians. I am a Christian and it is only natural I stay within the the purview of Christianity.
Politics › Re: Director Ojo In Saraki's Range Rover Scandal Was Promoted Above His Seniors - SR by Sanchez01(m): 8:44am On Mar 24, 2017
logazain:
Every morning wen u wake, say this prayer... My father my father, as I wake up this morning, dont let sahara reporters be on my case or any of my loved ones' case... These people too bad. Them dey dig everything, both fat and oil grin grin grin
grin grin grin grin

The EFCC Should be replaced with SaharaReporters. Once they mark you, ya just dead grin
Business › Re: NAIRA WATCH: Panic Grips Forex Dealers As Naira Rises To N385/$ by Sanchez01(m): 8:37am On Mar 24, 2017
JustinSlayer69:
Your analysis is excellent but I disagree on one aspect.

See, I wont go and import hair cream because it would cost me 100# less. BUT car dealers who were unfortunate to actually import when forex rates were high would lose. They would keep insisting on selling at e.g. 6 million. When your colleagues are bringing in new stuff at 4.5 or when the buyer can import at a lower rate, no one would tell u before u reduce your prices.

By the way, most car dealers were just selling old stock. few of them actually imported.

The scenario you painted would definitely work for supermarket commodities. ..
Car dealers are the only ones who know what is at stake if they don't bulge. Cars depreciate the moment they are parked on a spot faster than when it is being used.

Most car dealers even go as far as accepting down payments with an agreement that you would pay back on a particular date, so long the vehicle is moved out of their premises.

For the car dealers selling old stock, they won't lose much since they pretended the stock is recent, thereby giving them grounds to inflate their prices just as other traders. It is not all that difficult for them to revert.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by Sanchez01(op): 8:26am On Mar 24, 2017
oaroloye:
SHALOM!



JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE SHOUTED SOMETHING OUT AT THE MARKETPLACE SOMEWHERE, THAT DOES NOT MEAN EVERYONE IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY HEARD IT, OR WILL GET TO HEAR IT.

Saying, "THERE IS NO NEED FOR ME TO HAVE GIVEN GRAPHIC DETAILS...!" is LYING, because no one asked you for "Graphic Details." When you accuse a modern and public figure, whose presence and activities can be traced, 24/7, you need to name names, times, and places.

If there are news stories, you cite them, and provide the links, if available to you.

It is very rude to tell people, "YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THIS!" or, "GO AND FIND OUT WHETHER MY CLAIMS ARE CORRECT!" when they have their own lives to live, and cannot waste it idolizing "CELEBRITIES" and people playing "PRIMA DONNA."



I AM NOT INTERESTED!

WHY WOULD I BE INTERESTED IN STUPUD PEOPLE'S SEX SCANDALS THAT ARE CREATED TO ANCHOR OUR ASSEMBLAGE POINTS ON THE RIGHT SIDE AND RIGHT EDGE OF THE BAND OF MAN?

Is THAT your PURPOSE?

MY SOLE CONCERN is to KNOW that the information you put out IS TRUSTWORTHY, before I pass it on to anyone else.

There are LOTS of people who never even heard of these losers- whereas, to you, those must be NONPERSONS, whom you do not LOVE, because they do not love what you love- which doesn't include GOD.
*Sighs*

I really don't get your point. Ese Walter and Biodun Fatoyinbo's Scandal rocked for over a month. If you were never interested, then why ask me to have given or provided details of what went down?
Business › Re: NAIRA WATCH: Panic Grips Forex Dealers As Naira Rises To N385/$ by Sanchez01(m): 7:31am On Mar 24, 2017
naijarates2017:
This is temporary.
It is a temporary solution that could be made permanent. We just need to earn more in Dollars than we spend and we are good to go.
Business › Re: NAIRA WATCH: Panic Grips Forex Dealers As Naira Rises To N385/$ by Sanchez01(m): 7:29am On Mar 24, 2017
CallmeGlad:
I'm not jumping up until prices of commodities starts crashing real fast
It won't be crashing anytime soon. Most of the traders around goofed by stocking their shops with goods bought when the exchange rate was around 500, owing to fear that the Naira would crash more than that.

Unfortunately, they are stuck with the old, expensive goods and they won't be selling lesser than the amount they bought it for.

Prices would only crash when old stocks are done away with and traders are able to buy new goods with the present exchange rate.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by Sanchez01(op): 7:24am On Mar 24, 2017
Firstcitizen:
Please this should be a thread on its own so people can wake up and stop disappointing God who decided to make brains for them
I wish I could, seriously. I created the thread in a hurry and had little or no time to be comprehensive with it.

The truth to most Christians today seem like you are on a mission to destroy the Church.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by Sanchez01(op): 7:18am On Mar 24, 2017
MakeADifference:
Nairalanders, see OP's response to my post; like book says "By their fruits (words and acts) you shall know them"





This is my post


MakeADifference:
1. How many pastors are there in Nigeria?
2. How many scandals have you listed
3. How many pastors have you not listed
4. How many verses in the Bible clearly state there are fake people
5. Ever heard of the phrase "wolves in sheep clothing"? It came from the Bible
6. Ever heard the phrase "many are called but few are chosen"?. It came from the Bible.
7. Ever heard "depart from me I know you not"? It is in the Bible

Both you and Freeze and other pastor-bashers aren't saying anything fresh. No serious Christian will worry about your list.

But be warned, if you pastor-bash out of ulterior interests, there is divine punishment for that.
You're not the 5th person on the thread defending Pastors. My harsh response to you came off because you placed me in the same category with Freeze.

I know it can be very hard to wander off and reason on your own as a sheep that has been programmed. You just have to try since it is free and not in any way painful.

Why was this thread created?
To remind Christians that they are not called to Pastors but to God. A pastor is only a man with flesh and blood and you just have to understand that. Should he fall, he must recognize that he has done so and no use his or her members to cover his shame.

To your question now;
1. How many pastors are there in Nigeria?
There are over a hundred thousand of them but I would tell you that more than half are not genuine or have fallen from Grace and are not in any way bothered since they have the mechanism of their members at their mercy.

2 and 3. How many pastors/scandals have you listed?
Just a few. Again, it is one of the reasons I mentioned that you learn to think. The names mentioned are not limited to this. I would have gone ahead to mention more but I would be derailing the thread for certain reasons.

4. How many verses state there are fake people?
You tell me. If you are a Christian, you should learn to understand that being fake does not only rest on miracles and false prophecies but also in manipulating the sheep.

5. Ever heard of the phrase "wolves in sheep clothing"? It came from the Bible
This is my first time actually. I have never come across it in my life. undecided

6. Ever heard the phrase "many are called but few are chosen"?. It came from the Bible.
This too. Never heard of it before until now. angry

7. Ever heard "depart from me I know you not"? It is in the Bible
I've been hearing this for ages, never knew it is from the Bible. Small world!

Now read your questions slowly again and read through the introduction of my post. You are called to God and not a Pastor. How hard can it be to reason here?

Most Christians are dogmatic, and you, my friend, fall into the class of dogmatic Christians.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by Sanchez01(op): 6:54am On Mar 24, 2017
MakeADifference:
1. How many pastors are there in Nigeria?
2. How many scandals have you listed
3. How many pastors have you not listed
4. How many verses in the Bible clearly state there are fake people
5. Ever heard of the phrase "wolves in sheep clothing"? It came from the Bible
6. Ever heard the phrase "many are called but few are chosen"?. It came from the Bible.
7. Ever heard "depart from me I know you not"? It is in the Bible

Both you and Freeze and other pastor-bashers aren't saying anything fresh. No serious Christian will worry about your list.

But be warned, if you pastor-bash out of ulterior interests, there is divine punishment for that
Obviously, you are sick in the head angry

What is wrong with you people? If you have been cursed to be stupid, why not just remain so rather than try to rub it on others, using the Bible to massage your folly? How many verses clearly state there are fake people, like seriously?

In a bid to go on a defending spree, you have successfully answered your own questions and saved me the trouble of responding to your post.

In reference to your question, I hope you now understand why no sane Christian should defend a pastor?
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye Shares Photos Of His MSc Project. Nigerians React by Sanchez01(m): 6:48am On Mar 24, 2017
cktheluckyman:
He has already made a fool of sowore and his useless Sahara reporters.Sowore should have known better before coming to say an ex- student Union leader did not graduate.

BTW that is his 2017 MSC project .The date is right
How is the date right, did you not see the timeline on the hard cover?

He was never an ex-SU leader but a departmental executive member who was removed for misconduct.

Again the time line on the cover says 2012-2015 and it was recently signed in January. By the way, did you notice his name far contradict the scoresheet in which he reportedly failed a core course?

Besides, I need to equally see his PGD project since he finished with a third class.

His name was Daniel there and he now uses Dino. He is trying too hard. Two foreign institutions have already denied him. That is a pointer.
Christianity Etc › Re: Why We Must Stop Defending Pastors by Sanchez01(op):
oaroloye:
SHALOM!



Are you writing for your personal entertainment, or are you informing the public?

If the Pastors are guilty of Sins and Crimes, TELL US WHAT THEY WERE, and WHO WAS INVOLVED- or else you are just another part of THE COVER-UP.

You have at lead one scumbag on your Thread claimed that there is "NO IRREFUTABLE EVIDENCE" that ANY of these Sins actually took place.

The Implication: Pastor did it and went away with it, perhaps I might not be condemned if I do the same. Adultery seem regular before God.
You didn't hear of Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of COZA and a lady named Ese Walter? There was no need for me to have given graphic details of what went down since the scandal was made public. If you are interested in knowing about this in particular, just take your time to search Biodun Fatoyinbo and Ese Walters on Google. Cheers.
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye's Name Missing In ABU Alumni Website by Sanchez01(m): 5:18am On Mar 24, 2017
Good grief! cheesy

I didn't doubt SR one bit. They won't take on you if they haven't gathered their evidences just yet. Dino perhaps never returned to the school to take his failed courses, which automatically means he didn't graduate with his colleagues.

Whoever assisted him with this in the school is in trouble. I guess it explains why the school has not come out as promised.

Dino is gone grin
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye Shares Photos Of His MSc Project. Nigerians React by Sanchez01(m): 5:10am On Mar 24, 2017
rengsho:
Dino is a bonifide graduate of ABU Zaria – Tanimu, Dean students Affairs

I repeat, Dino is a bonifide graduate of ABU Zaria, Department of Geography and Faculty of Social Science. He has his genuine transcript and certificate. He might have been exempted from NYSC as he was an adult even when in school.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/dino-bonifide-graduate-abu-zaria-tanimu-dean-students-affairs/
You guys should not make things worse for this man. He shared a picture of himself and 'colleagues' during their service year and you are here saying he might have been exempted from service.
Politics › Re: Dino Melaye Shares Photos Of His MSc Project. Nigerians React by Sanchez01(m): 5:08am On Mar 24, 2017
And why is the project dated 2017? Choi! grin

We warned him, don't mess with Sahara Reporters but he didn't listen. He kept on claiming he is 'fear', now fear is being pummeled and he is holding on to every straw to stay afloat.
Politics › Re: JUST IN: See Where IPOB Declares As The Official Base For Biafra by Sanchez01(m): 4:56am On Mar 24, 2017
BankeSmalls:
Warri belongs to yorubaland. Ipob, keep off. The first Ooni of ife founded warri town and even gave birth to the first warri king.
My dear, why did you get this wild belief of yours from? cheesy
Politics › Re: Wike Needs Prayers And Deliverance ~benue CPS by Sanchez01(m): 10:16pm On Mar 23, 2017
Useless Governor. Wike, as uncouth as he is, stated the gospel truth and the sickly response from a government whose people are being pummeled is that Wike needs prayer.

Dem don get Ortom. Benue is in trouble.
Politics › Re: JUST IN: See Where IPOB Declares As The Official Base For Biafra by Sanchez01(m): 10:10pm On Mar 23, 2017
Amarabae:
don't stain ur upcoming BrainnewsNG Enterprise with tribalism. I don't support Ipob methods too. But I want you to know (atleast as a graduate) that there is a Difference between Igbos and Biafrans!
IGBO is a Great Ethnic Nation
[s]BIAFRA is a seperatist sect that anyone can join.[/s]
So dear, know how to seperate the two.
Wrong, Dear. I keep saying it and I would say it for the umpteenth time, Biafra is an ideology formed by an Igbo man, for the Igbo people.

I am sure you keep hearing the 'promised land' chant? Not everyone is bent on breaking away from Nigeria. A sect within the Igbos claim to be representing their people, which I have no issue with, but forcefully grabbing lands and claiming some people MUST be part of you when you describe the many entities in the country as animals in a Zoo.

Urhoboland is not interested in Biafra. In due time, the FG would listen to our call for resource control, and if nothing happens at the end of the day, then we would weigh other options, but until then, let the perfect animals form the safari of their dream while they leave us in peace.
Politics › Re: JUST IN: See Where IPOB Declares As The Official Base For Biafra by Sanchez01(m): 9:59pm On Mar 23, 2017
loopman:
Warri??
Urbobo and Itshekiri are now Biafrans?
Ok nah cheesy cheesy cheesy
People that are stu_pid. They want to develop Urhoboland by force.

Cc
Fratermathy grin
Politics › Re: London School Of Economics Debunks Dino Melaye's Degree Claim by Sanchez01(m): 9:49pm On Mar 23, 2017
topsam1:
This is called school and not all these glorified secondary schools we call high institutions in nija...imagine just within few hours, they checked their database and confirmed...but ABU is still struggling with their records...SMH...all na thief..pretty sure that guy dey parade fake and crooked result..
ABU is not struggling. If you had earlier read their release which made FP in the morning, a source within the school claimed ABU might not come out due to the sensitivity of the issue, and being political, it might need to sit on the fence. The third class thing is cooked up.

How possible is it for someone to fail a core course in a year and still graduate in that same year? The truth will only tarnish the reputation of the school and unfortunately, they would rather embrace falsehood rather than come out openly to tell the truth which in turn could become a big disgrace to the school.
Politics › Re: London School Of Economics Debunks Dino Melaye's Degree Claim by Sanchez01(m): 9:42pm On Mar 23, 2017
Amarabae:
APC is a party filled with fraudsters and scammers. Imagine an APC Senator.
Are we suprised? Buhari could not provide his waec, when he was confronted, what did he do?
He went and hired SANs just to covers his certificate scam.
Shame.
He was a PDP member before prostituting to the APC. It is high time we saw beyond party lines. The PDP is no different from the APC in any way, and no matter how much you try to show one is uglier than the other, the more you advertise yourself to being a tool for crazy old men to use and eventually become an object of ridicule. Nigerian political parties are not worth it in any way.

SR is surely the last media house to tussle with. They will strip Dino to nothing. These guys are the wiki leaks we never had.

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