₦airaland Forum

mayorkyzo:
Nope..the same smartphone we use to watch mojo na people go still put bible...

Yes..the same eyes we use watch mojo na im people go still read Bible?

iliyande:
gambling betrays the following internal attitudes as a Christian

You are simply seeking to gain from the loss of others

• Materialism
• Greed
• Discontent
• Reliance on chance vs. reliance on God's providence
• Exploitation
• Laziness vs. working
• Thwarting of charity

This is a huge lie abeg; nothing is wrong in this unless it's a detrimental addiction.

@OP, if you like, pay from 20 to 100% of your rakeins as tithe, you'll still continue winning and losing some. It's a game of chance..works simply like that and nothing to do with God

VickyRotex:
See wetin I dey talk?

Amen mean say 'I agree'; so, Amin! and Amen! to ya post

VickyRotex:
Honestly! Just as someone said and I quote:

""Welcome to Nigeria, where typing amen to
pastor's prayers on facebook will save you from your village witches and make you a billionaire...
Welcome to Nigeria, where Jesus Christ sends you a WhatsApp message and threatens to kill you if you do not send it to 20 people. ""

Amen!!!

I think the police did well only that they shudav taken away one of the tyres and knocked off his side mirror in addition...

How can a right thinking person park carelessly and saunter, constituting nuisance to other road users and be absolved? Up the NPF!

SAxophonist

PETERiCHY:
Well if you direct your question to those that bought OANDO N12 at that same period then you will know why I'm very very happy

kai, this guy!

engrkenny:
C'mon tell me you haven't made a mistake in your lifetime.

What's this to do with anything?

Btruth:
Anyone knows which channel is showing the football?

DSTV SELECT

Send him sexier ones

Alpha Beta Omega Onuoha...

chimkaire:
hope you won't be [b] stunned [/b]when you get to know

Jiggaman2:
It was more about naija losing than Mali winning.

Anyway congrats I was wrong.

Muntullah charlie

^^^ OK
we've derailed this fine thread enough..we can take ur 'witch judgement' matter somewhere else though

Apologies @OP

SkinnyDude:
even judgement was passed on satan, and was sent down from heaven to earth...

And satan is a human being?

SkinnyDude:
but there is a book in the bible called "Judges"....

...where they passed 'judgements' on witches??

SkinnyDude:
my bible says 'suffer not the witch to live'

Did you miss where it said .. Thou shalt not judge?

SkinnyDude:
don't mind that babe

tpiah11:
the worst insult you can give Nigerians: you no go travel out.
They fear am pass hell.

Guys, guys pls relax and enjoy a simple joke scenario...you wouldn't know who was born where abeg

SkinnyDude:
no weapon fashioned against me shall prosper

Not when you fashion for others

SkinnyDude:
yours nah... lol

Back to you you sender multiple times!

SkinnyDude:
it is not my portion, IJN

Whose portion is it?

vimi:
Lol wen uu get home n ur wife's soup iis salty or a fwend giggle while uu explaim ur ordeal

KashyBaby:
Tat is none of ur biznez...

Who told you??!

Nor dull yaself o...
Annunaki can teach pidgin English way better than WarRLaY ...a trial will overconvince you.

jcmaiah:
BY KAYODE-
I am not a Biafran and neither am I Igbo. I do
however believe that it is the inalienable right of
any human being or ethnic nationality to aspire to
be free and to be able to determine its own
destiny. The right to self-determination is
enshrined in international law and it is guaranteed
by every moral stricture known to man.
It is a right that has been exercised successfully
over and over again in world history and it has
led to the creation of new nations which were
carved out of older ones. The denial of that right
and the suppression and persecution of those
who attempt to exercise it leads to nothing but
defiance, dissent and resistance and, if not
properly managed, it eventually spills over into
war and carnage.
This has been the primary cause of most of
history’s most brutal civil wars, including the
American, Russian, French, English, Indian, Sri
Lankan, Sudanese, Nigerian, Angolan, Congolese,
Zimbabwean, Yugoslavian, Ukrainian, Nicaraguan,
Cuban, Irish, Syrian, Libyan, Indonesian, Korean,
Vietnamese, Spanish, Iraqi, Italian, Lebanese ones
and countless others. I do not believe in violent
change and neither do I believe in war, revolution,
terror or the use of arms in the pursuance of even
the most noble causes.
I do however believe in the power of ideas and
the right of any man, woman or people to yearn
to be free from bondage and to peacefully and
freely express that yearning. It is in this context
that I situate my belief in and support for those
that view the Nigerian federation as an oppressive
entity which has effectively enslaved its people in
an attempt to create what is essentially an
artificial and unworkable state.
Those that believe in Nigeria have every right to
continue to do so and to voice their resolve to
keep Nigeria one. What they do not have the right
to do is to refuse to offer the same degree of
freedom of expression to those that do not
believe in a united Nigeria and who instead
believe in the peaceful dissolution of our nation to
speak their minds and voice their views. What is
good for the goose is surely good for the gander.
You cannot grant one side of the divide freedom
of expression whilst you deny it to the other.

Bro pls where did you quote this Kayode from?

I love this!

InvertedHammer:
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Your problem not mine.

One Prof. Igwike and Dr.Ibe reached out to me when the fire was burning. Well my position remains that it is none of my business.

Dr.Maduka acknowledged that we are related. But that's besides the point.

Like I stated, it is your problem, not mine. How was the road contract awarded to Cosmas (Cosell Construction)? You don't know. This is my last exchange with you on Nkerehi's wahala. Take care.

You guys can burn yourselves for all I care.
/

Like I earlier said...JEE NODU ANI!

InvertedHammer:
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My issues with him were discussed with him personally. I am not here to trade banters.

Besides I have no reason to envy him.
/

Akiko na oke nti!

Nwoke m jee nodu ani biko

Adelaide2:
Good gesture. But Abia and Anambra are not contiguous. No physical boundaries btw them. To get to Abia from Anambra, u must pass thru Imo.

Guy, with the boundary lectures you received today, you nor go ever loss for Abia / Anambra connection.

InvertedHammer:
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And they forgot to mention how many people old and young that were slaughtered and burned alive because of the same man.

That town Nkerehi (aka Umuchukwu) can never be the same again. Brothers killed their brothers because of peanuts.

/

Were you there when it happened or dem say dem say tell you?

Go do a tenth of all he's done for your Ogbunka town then you can return with the jealousy.

omenka:
Ahhh!! There she goes again!! Still got so much bile in her tank even at the point of death! You really need salvation.

I follow her cos of the blistering BILE... love it!!


ECOTERRORS keep ur lillun safe; come back if you can!

donnffd:
I have never met a female Nigerian atheist online or offline, which got me thinking whether they are scared of coming out or what, or are nigerian ladies not logical thinkers?,it could also be that I am just unlucky... I am an agnostic by the way

Oga you wan date one?

johnydon22 is...never mind the moniker

kinibigdeal:
Why not

Why should a student pay tithe??

kingreign:
Her DP tells a lot about what's happening to/in her environment.

What has her DP got to do with anything?