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Please stop all this funny statements, in as much as it is in the bible , please note that the rule was directed to the Israelites when the prevailing mode of worship of God was Judaism. However with the ushering in of Christianity - a religion with a more global focus such rules that are culture specific to the Jews in not applicable to others. Or are you saying ladies living in temperate regions of the world should wear skirt all year round. If you were born an Eskimo living in the north or south pole you will put on a skirt? think about it |
Stop deluding yourself that Christians should not fight back - it is because Christians fought Islam and Judaism during the first to the ninth crusade that Christendom had peace, else we will have all been praying facing mecca 5 times a day. Many thanks to the Crusaders, the knight of the Templars, the knights of the round table and King Richard the Great. |
The hand writing is on the wall man - in your trying moments she decides not to show any commitment, sympathy and loyalty. |
@ jjay1, jaybee and newbride - i can see that you are insulting me because i made a honest contribution Let me make things clear to you - l schooled, lived and worked in England and Scotland for 7 years before i decided it was time to go back to Nigeria because i was tried of contracting - today i am in Scotland during software testing for 3 months tomorrow i am in reading during XP roll out for 3 weeks for another company etc I worked and drove up and down the country all the years i spent in UK. i didn't even have a life, i promised myself to visit the park just 5 minutes walk from my house but i never had time for 7 years. It was the day i finally packed my load and abandoned my car in heathrow long stay car park i realized i never went to the park to relax. At times i spend up to 8 hours driving to and fro my work place. I couldn't move house because i was temping every where, every time i looked for a permanent job or a temp to permanent job i was told i don't have a permanent stay. But i see a lot of Nigerians degrading themselves doing menial jobs - jobs that a primary school leaver in Nigeria does yet this people are seasoned professionals. I didnt have a job all the time but when i didnt i did not join the band wagon washing toilet and carrying dust bin for london borough. Therefore i will not quantify the washing of toilet and doing security a decent job, what i cannot do in Nigeria i cannot do in UK. I did not regret leaving UK, infact i havent visited uk for the past 4 years now because i did not miss anything and i am well established back here in Nigeria. |
i think they have to do with the igbo - ukwu tradition discovered by the lander brothers who are archeologist. Sorry if i am not acurate i did fine art more than 30 years ago |
There are no decent jobs in UK for Nigerians except you call washing toilet, sweeping train stations and doing mai guard job a decent job. |
Go and listen to this song by Bill Withers - mean while this is the lyrics: My friends feel it's their appointed duty They keep trying to tell me all you want to do is use me But my answer yeah to all that use me stuff Is I wanna spread the news that if it feels this good getting used Oh you just keep on using me until you use me up Until you use me up My brother sit me right down and he talked to me He told me that I ought not to let you just walk on me And I'm sure he meant well yeah but when our talk was through I said brother if you only knew you'd wish that you were in my shoes You just keep on using me until you use me up Until you use me up Oh sometimes yeah it's true you really do abuse me You get in a crowd of high class people and then you act real rude to me But oh baby baby baby baby when you love me I can't get enough I and I wanna spread the news that if it feels this good getting used Oh you just keep on using me until you use me up Until you use me up Talking about you using me but it all depends on what you do It ain't too bad the way you're using me Cause I sure am using you to do the things you do Ah ha to do the things you do |
Your Pastor is a thief, he should be handed over to OPC for jungle justice |
In Nigeria - there are Men of Gold and not Men of God. They are interested in your tithes just as the politicians are interested in your tax. Birds of feather will always flock together |
South West/Lagos/Epe/Oduduwa |
Did the Pastor send you to school, where was Pastor when your Parent struggled to educate you? |
if you are less than 24 years old i WILL get you a job, i am conducting test this Wednesday for under 24s with 2.1 |
Just looked thru the hyperlink you provided and i can see similaries, but it baffles me that the new testament said Christianity is not of meat and drink, but of persecution and long suffering. If you are a Christian leader and you are afraid of the butt of the gun or a jail sentence for public disobedience because you are exercising your human rights, then you shouldn't call yourself a Christian leadder since you are not happy to suffer. What do you think? |
Morning All, How you all doing? over the past couple of weeks, Nigeria has being without leadership. However i expect at least our Christian leaders to speak up for the rights of the masses and very few of them has since done that. We saw Tunde Bakare protesting in Abuja and the head of the Anglican communion in Nigeria Jasper Akinola has also done the same. I am just wondering, what are the likes of RCCG, Winners Chapel, Chosen etc doing for the rights of the masses? Is it that they can only pray, do revival, collect offering and tithes, then they keep 'mum' when we expect that they act as a pressure group. I think we need to evaluate the leaders of Christianity as a whole, if you cannot defend the oppressed from the oppressors then you are nothing but a business man. What do you think? |
I was invited to a church service yester-night and the so called man of GOD was talking and quoting bible passages about son-ship and christians being sons of GOD and why the sons should claim what is theirs from the servants. He went on blablabla, i wanted to ask him that with the current political situation in Nigeria, what has he done to remedy the situation? I can see Pastor Tunde Bakare protesting in Abuja trying his best to effect a change of government, some stupid people who call themselves pastors are busy ranting in the church. Why can't they step out and fight for freedom? I just wonder |
Simply use white vinegar to marinate |
Though i assume this should be in the health section, but since it has political implications i have decided it should be here except Oga Seun thinks other wise. Is Yaradua really undergoing treatment for pericarditis or his kidneys have been replaced with healthy ones and he is recuperating from surgery. People of NL what do you think? |
i will cut the chase when $12B is returned to Nigeria's foreign reserve and Babaginda gives his family - children and grandchildren rat poison for mass suicide. |
Why was she buried? what a waste of land space in Niger State. She should have been disposed off as a medical waste. One day i will exhume her remains and fling it into the sea |
Not the entire book but portion of the bible - the book of Ecclesiastes and Proverbs. The words and saying of wise king Solomon |
Kunle Oshob is my MAN |
She should not be buried but thrown into the hospital medical waste bin |
The Queen Evil Mother of Corruption is dead, good riddance to bad rubbish. IBB your rotten leg is next to kill you and the rest of your rotten family will have no peace. No peace to the deceased ! |
Since it happens at work mainly, it might be your PC monitor. You might also need to see an optamologist to find out if you need glasses especially a photo chromic one to help cut the glare from the monitor. |
I smoked for more than 10 years before i decided it was time to quit. It is very difficult to quit but you must develop a strong will to quit. Let me tell you my method - i started having at least one smoke free day, usually a sunday - since i just left church service and the spirit level is high it was possible for me to keep most sundays smoke free. Then i started hanging out less and less with friends who smoke - the smell of nicotine is very powering and invigorating for a smoker. Then i stopped drinking - i really didn't enjoy a smoke without a beer, so i decided to cut back on the 2. Then i stopped buying cigarettes in packs, i started to buy in sticks. Then i stopped going to clubs and parties because the social interaction is a trigger to let off steam and start smoking. Usually i couldn't go to bed without having a nicotine rush - instead of smoking multiple sticks before sleeping i drag a single stick of cigar very deep into my lungs so i smoke just 1 stick instead of many. I stopped sitting down with the abokis in my neighborhood, i stopped having lengthy conversations with a lot of people who have some influence on my smoking habit - friends and abokis in the neighborhood. I must confess it took more than 2 years before i finally quit and after quitting it took another 3 or more years of avoiding cigar smell, clubs, friend etc - before my brain could adjust that it doesn't need nicotine to function. So you see, you need a very strong will to quit, you are likely to give up a lot of friends and make a lot of personal sacrifices. Take care |
please thats driver salary |
Actually - it is a blog, the address is http://thesartorialist..com/. Thank you expecting your feedback |
Hi, Please i need to check something on a site but it keeps coming up with blank images, i thot it was my internet speed but i have tried it on very fast connection. I see this site abroad but getting to Nigeria, it is proving completely impossible to browse. Can someone assist with a solution or just wait till i return. Thank you |
A Massive Blood letting Revolution |
Nigerian police ! i have lost all respect i have for them, now i insult them, curse them, abuse their families. Are they the only poorly enumerated civil servants in Nigeria? I earn less than 50K but i do not abuse my office or live above my means. Nigerian police behavior has nothing to do with salary, they had a salary increase this january. As long as they think they can harass okada, keke marwa and danfo drivers for 20 naira they believe they are good. Nowadays they come out before 6 in the morning, mount at least 4 check points , collect money per check point. I have had reasons to call the CP when they start to ask me stupid things. They should be lined up and shot, we are better without them |
Nature abhor a vacuum, the same analogy applies - the deregulation process will force the domestication of petroleum production instead of the current trend to import because the framework for deregulation does not involve government as a player. The private sector participants will have to meet the supply end of the demand domestically |
What Christian leaders ! where are they? i haven't seen any Christian leader in Nigeria worthy of emulation. They are either selling your taxes - Joshua Dariye, Alamasegha, James Ibori, Lucky Igbinedion, Jolly Nyame. Stealing your tithes - to fund private jets their congregation don't need , build schools too expensive for congregation to afford, convert factories to churches then pray for jobs, convert farm land to massive out of state churches then pray for food, turning churches to agrarian institution by collect controversial seed offering which offer no harvest, no sense of social responsibility etc. Convert your monies in their family controlled banks to fund their life style - Cecilia Ibru, Erastus Akingbola, Atuche, Adigwe, Adenuga etc are all Christians. Dont get me wrong i am a Christian so i am not condemning the church but the Church is now too worldly to make any impact. Let's take statistics of recent leaders worthy of emulation - Gani Fawehinmi, El rufai, Nuhu Ribadu and Lamido Sanusi. What religion do they practice? Please let us the sincere, there are no Christian leaders any more they are all too greedy to care that is why with all the churches in Nigeria (5/ Street) - darkness is overcoming our light because there was no light initially in the church but darkness. |