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elantraceey:Matthew 25:40; ... Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. You don't have to look for God dear. Everyone of us was made in His image. His example and witness is all around us, our brothers, our sisters our neighbours, even our pastors! But its not limited to, nor solely for the pastors. Help someone in need and you score a 10/10 with God. If that needy person is in a church or a pastor and you are convinced of the need, then give to them. Part of the reason for contribution (note, not tithe) into the church in the new testament; is so that there will be food available to help those in need. If you feel that the church needs isn't there, or are not being met, then face the need privately. You will be doing what God wants. You would have given to God. Its funny, even non- Christians apply this law and become successes more than us Christians who have a detailed guide to success. We then wonder why God apparently supports them by making them successful. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery.... |
DeCritique:First fruit isn't even tithe. Its the whole salary. |
scantee:I'm PMing you sharperly! ![]() Sai Buhari! ![]() |
Ehen...! Op. So because you support GEJ is why you didn't reply my request for the company policy and other documents you gave others abi? ![]() Buhari till I get all necessary documents scantee gave others. ![]() In short, Buhari until Gej starts saying "We did..." Instead of "we will...". |
Kenai:If Accord party is the same one with Alao Akala as it governorship aspirant, then Accord party wining is a huge joke. |
They obviously would have paid for it...besides what profits NTA if state TVs like Galaxy TV and because make the money they would have made. |
standd:Lol. You know can't compete with you on reverse psychology. Who knows tomorrow? I've already said I'd come God willing. I can sense it already...you don't want to say anything, just want me to promise so you'll hold it against me ![]() Try that for reverse psychology size. ![]() |
standd:Well then, amala dudu on point! Not a bad alternative eh? ![]() It depends on how and if movements will be allowed during voting periods ( if the time you fix is within that period); and if movements will still even be allowed after voting has finished ( in which case you must fix a time like in the evening). I will come if nothing changes my schedule. Will let you know offline if it does. Oya spill it. Or pm me if its private. |
standd:Depends on the time...and you've not really told me what's going on. ![]() Is it a party? Will they serve party rice ( not home cooked j.rice o! )I can't help but feel that your hyperactive mind is working on something I'm not up to speed with ![]() Sha pound yam sha, we go chop... ![]() |
standd:Lol. Sorry. Slept off. Too tired. The good Lord chose that day for us guys ya know? Trust me that your falantine will be done making sure your votes are counted correctly ![]() Good morning. |
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standd:You nko? Sho ma vote? Abi o kan fe joko s'ile? ![]() |
standd:Na vote go put soup for pot? ![]() I should sha, if I'd be allowed to go to Ikeja from my place. |
Sorry for the late replies. @babs@50g, I initially didn't know of the range as specified by you... Which is the one for making pure water packaging bags? Not the satchets o, the one you put those satchets into... I've spoken to chuks, I guess his a nairalander, and he's been of great help. Hes my choice for supply at the moment. @omoola007 pm me. Thanks. |
standd:Hmmm. Just call some days before then. My site is outside Lagos and depending on the stage of works, it can affect my movement and location. Gist me na, what's up? Resumed your whatsapp? Chats Abeg.. |
standd:You must be in the zone, I finally went to pick my PVC today. ![]() I should be around. You have some contract jobs for me? ![]() I'll collect my share of the birthday cake. |
Wait what? ![]() The end ![]() Dear this story has just started. Its a wonderful prelude. There are several routes this story can take from here. ![]() |
Reading... |
OohMpa:How is it a problem pls? |
olatunji21:Dude, have you seen GEJ's son? That boy looks nothing like subsidy... More like N1B annual kitchen/feed money. ![]() |
FKO81:But he has an Igbo wife na ![]() |
barcanista:Guy why are you asking for what is obvious to most? Don't you know the Bianca kiss and tell story ![]() |
PassingShot:Its funny what simple punctuation can do to communication. Guy, both of you are on the same side of the argument. Read his first post again. He referred to the buhari certificate because he felt asking for it was unnecessary. |
[quote a uthor=Ilekeh post=29787500]60 years old? Damn black don't crack.[/quote]Morenike ![]() |
Ehh, isn't the Igbo man already ruling Nigeria? |
ogb5:Thanks bro. Getting the hang of things more and more. |
axum:Naa. You were seeing the wrong pics. I personally have several very old pics of my parents and grand parents but I just don't want to put them online. Else you'd have seen people in traditional clothes as far back as the 1930s. I mean if you can have people having their own personal photographs at that time, with clothes on, having western education voluntarily, you think people walking around naked would care for such? Truth is, Africans, Yorubas especially have being dressing up since humans started dressing up anywhere, and had their own cultural dressing long before any white stepped on the African shore. |
axum:So you are saying the whites gave them those locally made clothes? |
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Not a bad alternative eh? 
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It's my friends birthday ni, but obviously, we can't go out.