₦airaland Forum

MichaelBukamzy:
Give buhari 20% of this man's brain,he would do better

Charmerbeautylooks:
What a sinful world. Things are really happening ooo. God , Pls take away that challenges that might seem impossible to sought in our lives, amen!

IamMissMarvel:
people who commit suicide are often depressed. It is beyond this kind of explanation o.

Rozaytee:
na dem na Afonjassss....d skull and eye miners...Rip to d dead

Rozaytee:
na dem na Afonjassss....d skull and eye miners...Rip to d dead

henry39991:
I can Neva do this without a reason

Mille:
The first one I checked required 13 years working experience.

I'll pass

OrestesDante:


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∆ I won't say this is poverty.
Many Nigerians and their passion for food in occasions and ceremonies is shameful. Though these are things they can afford and have in their various homes you just find them constituting nuisance. ∆

You are right bro....I wonder about the kind of spirit behind party food. If it is just a cup of jollof rice, people will sha want to taste it. As if they never chop rice for their house before, even better ones than the ceremony's own. We are very barbaric about this especially in southern naija. And yu will also see greed of some caterers hiding meats meant for the ceremony, after they had been paid for their job. People just bad and spoilt.



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Godmother:
Nope, Nigerian cos there's a Nigerian community on steemit which you can belong to alongside the international one.

This is the thread for it.
https://www.nairaland.com/4310535/steemit-lets-meet-here

Why not visit and read up so we don't end up derailing this one.

namet:
The mindset that agriculture (or creation of food products) is for some unsophisticated woman in the village is a societal issue, not just the women folk.

It stems from the colonial era, where those who worked with the Whites in an office setting saw themselves better off than the rest of the population, which at the time labored in the fields; the only real work available at the time.

Sadly today, graduates think they can only work an office job, that agriculture is for the undegreed folks. This way of thinking must stop. Our society is not advanced hence, no office jobs are available.

Governments should recruit people not to sit in offices and be unproductive. Some civil servants can work in plantation farms and, really, states should convert all unused lands into plantations so we can feed ourselves and create jobs. Imagine the millions of direct labor jobs that would be created if this is done. Governors should explore this.

Indeed, every capable Nigerian with access to land should use it to create food products. Farming is for all, not for women only.

Godmother:
A little. Why do you ask? Are you on steemit?

BankeSmalls:
The art of surprise

A herd of cattle would have met him on the tarmac if he had not cancelled the trip earlier

musa234:
Fulani herdsmen will not let you harvest your crops in peace.. Nigeria is not Rwanda

XingXhang:
If it's of God, it will stand. If not, he shall surely fail.

modella2015:
Aiit. I pray sth good comes up from dem soon

Queenext:
African leaders don't deserve hell.

They need a special place hotter than hell

OboOlora:
This one nor know difference between surgical mutant and human being

missystephen:
When I had that challenge, I tried hospitals and anti biotics prescriptions, I was relieved for a short period and it was back again. Op let the patient build her immune system, use multivitamins and supplments, drink lots of water, get Fetilaid supplement, cut down on soda and sugar. Those were what I did and the problem which started in 2012 finally bowed in 2016. Cheers

ritababe:
he left the compound

ritababe:
the salt oh, they tried to repair it but no success, I come they regret self.

ritababe:
ahahahaha that one don pass tey tey

Nodogragra4me:
Your ignorance of the source of the Bible is epic..... The Catholic Church out the Bible together.... A big laugh.


Educate yourself in proper doctrine.... Nobody is telling you that everything Jesus did was recorded..... His bathing wasn't recorded...what you have is a complete guide for correction, instructions and directing in righteousness.... The Bible is complete as far as knowledge and walk with God is concerned..... It is the constitution of every believer and every so called by laws....doctrines must find a support their in...



Now let me subsidize your ignorance..... Take and stop advertising your ignorance like a flag of honour



The catholic Church did not give us the Bible-certainly not the Old Testament, for there was no Church in those days. And if the Roman Catholic Church was not needed to give us the Old Testament, then clearly it was not needed to give us the New either.

A favorite question of Catholic apologists is, "How do you know that Luke wrote the Gospel of Luke or that Matthew wrote the Gospel of Matthew?" They claim that Roman Catholic tradition contains this information. Yet no tradition proves who wrote Hebrews, Job, Esther, or various Psalms. Nor does it matter. That the authors were inspired by the Holy Spirit is what counts. This inspiration bears witness within readers who are themselves indwelt by the same Holy Spirit who inspired the writing of Scripture.

Catholicism's claim that the New Testament comes from the Church by decision of the councils is false. No early council even ruled on what was canonical; yet in these councils, to support their arguments, both sides quoted the New Testament, which had obviously been accepted by general consensus without any conciliar definition of the canon.


The Synod of Antioch, in A.D. 266, denounced the doctrine of Paul of Samosata as "foreign to the ecclesiastical canon." The Council of Nicea in 325 refers to "the canon"; and the Council of Laodicea in 363 exhorted that "only the `canonized' books of both Old and New Testaments be read in the church." Yet none of those councils deemed it necessary to list the canonized books, indicating that they were already well-known and accepted by the common consent of Christians indwelt by the Holy Spirit.


Not until the Third Council of Carthage, in A.D. 397, do we have the first conciliar decision on the canon.18 That is rather late if without it Christians didn't know what books were in the New Testament and therefore couldn't use them, as Rome claims today! History proves that the books of the New Testament were known and accepted by Christians and in wide circulation and use at least 300 years before Carthage listed them.


Historian W.H.C. Frend writes: The Gospels and epistles were circulating in Asia, Syria, and Alexandria (less certainly in Rome), and being read and discussed in the Christian synagogues there by about 100.


In Polycarp's short letter there is an astonishing amount of direct and indirect quotation from the New Testament: Matthew, Luke, and John, Acts, the letters to the Galatians, Thessalonians, Corinthians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Romans, the Pastorals, 1 Peter particularly, and 1 and 2 John are all used.... The Christian Scriptures were quoted so familiarly as to suggest that they had been in regular use a long time.19


No rabbinical body decided upon the canon of the Old Testament. That canon was recognized by Israel and available as it was being written. Daniel, a captive in Babylon, had a copy of Jeremiah written only a few years earlier and was studying it as Scripture (Daniel 9:2). We are certain that the entire Old Testament was well-known when Christ was here and undoubtedly long before, for every Israelite was required to meditate upon it day and night. God's Word Speaks Directly to All In Old Testament times the common people were expected to know God's Word, not through rabbinical interpretation but for themselves, and were able to know it.


That fact, as well as its availability to all, is very clear from Christ's rebuke of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus: "0 fools, and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken...." (Luke 24:25). He would not have used such harsh language in holding these two ordinary people responsible for their ignorance of prophecies had not all of the Old Testament Scriptures been readily available,familiar, and understandable to the ordinary Jew. He then expounded unto them in all the Scriptures (which must therefore have been known) "the things concerning himself" (Luke 24:25-27).

All of the Scriptures were even available to the faraway Bereans north of Greece, who, as we have seen, "searched the Scriptures daily" (Acts 17:11). The same evidence is found in the fact that Timothy knew the Old Testament from early childhood (2 Timothy 3:15) and that it was taught to him not by the rabbis in the synagogue but at home by his mother and grandmother, who themselves were women of faith (2 Timothy 1:5).

It is certainly clear that no one in Old Testament times looked to any hierarchy for an official interpretation of Scripture. Nor did the early church. Nor should we today. The plain words of the Bible, without Rome's domineering interpretation, give the lie to the hierarchical structure of the Roman Catholic Church and the authoritarianism of its clergy.

Priscilla and Aquila were an ordinary husband and wife who labored daily at tentmaking (Acts 18:3). Yet a "church [met] in their house" (1 Corinthians 16:19) and they were capable teachers of God's Word, even instructing a man so eloquent as Apollos (Acts 18:26). Paul referred to them as "my helpers in Christ Jesus" (Romans 16:3).

They had never been to seminary and were not part of a clerical hierarchy (which didn't exist), but they knew God and His Word by the Holy Spirit indwelling them. So should all Christians today. According to Paul, ordinary Christians are to judge whether a preacher is speaking God's truth. Paul submitted his writings to the same criteria, inviting his readers to judge by the Holy Spirit within them whether his epistles were from God or not: "If any man think himself to be a prophet or spiritual, let him acknowledge that the things that I write unto you are the commandments of the Lord" (1 Corinthians 14:37).

It was by the same witness of the Holy Spirit within each individual believer that the first-century church decided which books were canonical. In exactly the same way Christians today recognize the Bible as God's inspired Word.

ednut1:
There was a time nairaland peeps used to answer questions like quora guys

nnamdiokere45:
Ask her to do a hiv test

Mandrake007:
Rough sex is the best especially when she's on her period #ragefuck things,just dry hump her in one smooth thrust and watch her let out a loud NOOOOOOO!

Sharming95:
are yhu sure yhu ain't d one op

Sharming95:
are yhu sure yhu ain't d one op

henrybomb:
She should visit the hospital again.. It is still in her body that is why it keeps reoccuring

RuthieKalu:
Did you miss the part of ''waiting for 'INTELLIGENT' comments''?
Weigh your words before releasing them.Aiit?