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Bishop Sam Zuga of the House of Joy Church, Gboko, Benue State went on social media to state the reasons why he believes Muslims to be better that Christians.
OAP Freeze also went on page to agree with the promising to give his reasons later.
Freeze added: “Many genuine Muslims are even more Christlike than most Nigerian Christians especially the Pentecostal lot. Although the Shi’a and Sunni Muslim factions are constantly against each other and there are a few bad imams as well, it’s nothing like the rot in the Pentecostal church! ~FRZ”
Although we do not know the reason for Bishop Zuga’s findings here is what he wrote on his Facebook page;
WHY MUSLIMS ARE BETTER THAN CHRISTIANS.
Mohammed was born in 571 AD, Jesus christ is 571 years older than Mohammed, how come Muslims are competing with Christians in population?
# people answer the name of Mohammed in the world more than Emmanuel.
Quran have one version, you can only translate to another language , Bible has more than ten versions in English . Muslims pray 5 times in a day, some Christians pray once a week only in church, some don’t even pray at all. Real Muslims read and know Bible more than many Christians but many Christian don’t even have Bible. Muslims can pray in any mosque they see, Christians can’t even step in some churches. The moment you are a Muslim, you can be accepted and shown love where Muslims are, Christians will ask you from which church? If you don’t mention the name of his or her church, you are on your own. I have been accepted to offer free medical treatment exercise in many mosques and preached in many, many Muslims do attend my church programmes all over the world, some even come to our church headquarters in Gboko, Christians can’t do that to a Muslim. The moment you mention God, a Muslim will believe you and give you attention, he will go ahead and introduce you to other Muslims and whatever he says about you they will believe him. When you mention God to a Christian, you become a suspect, they will call council of elders to interview you to know the type of God you are talking about, whether is a Catholic Church God, Anglican, Living Faith or Deeper life. Muslims have factions like Christians, but if you don’t go deep into them, you will not know, but Christians condemned each other publicly. You can’t hear about fake imams so rampant as you hear about fake pastors. When Muslims are fasting, the whole world will know, irrespective of the factions, it used to affect so many things, there is nothing in common among Christians all over the world, even in a small village. When a miracle is done in the name of Jesus, Muslims believe is God, some Christians will say is by the power of devil. I was going to Keffi in Nassarawa state as a Christian preacher, Muslims sat under the sun from 10 am till I arrived by 5pm, nobody left even to go and urinate, because if you do, someone will occupy your space. I turned the city of Minna Niger state upside down, Muslims were at the forefront to welcome me. Chief Imam came to trade fair complex to welcome me, CAN chairman and his cabinet were not at the venue. Muslims knee down to worship, in many churches kneeling down is embarrassment. Muslims respect Christian clergy men, but Christians don’t even respect their pastors. Muslims obey their leaders, whatever the Imam says, it is obeyed but Christians do argue with their pastors and even engage in fights sometimes. You cannot see Muslims Imams arguing Quran publicly like Christian pastors do argue Bible. Whatever Muslims want to do, they will stand united and accomplish it, Christians are not united.The first and the last one hundred thousand naira I received in my life as a gift was given to me by a Muslim, since I started the free medical treatment mission. There is no Muslim that does not believe in Jesus Christ.I do pray for Mislims in Jesus name without any fight. Dont approach a muslim as a churchian, approach him as a Christian. Dont see him as a devil, so that he cannot see you the same. I have more reasons but let me stop here. The rest could be found in my book titled WHY MUSLIMS ARE BETTER THAN CHRISTIANS, it will be launched very soon.
A Nigerian pastor came under fire for saying Muslims are better than Christians, and OAP Freeze has come to his defense.

http://uncova.com/bishop-gives-reason-why-muslims-are-better-than-christians-and-daddy-freeze-agrees

This picture was sent to me by a close friend via whatsapp and I laugh like crazy.

A Senator, Isah Misau, who represents Bauchi Central district, came under attack by irate youth on Saturday in Ningi, part of his constituency, two persons who claimed to have witnessed the incident told PREMIUM TIMES.

The two sources said Mr. Misau was in Ningi for a social function when he came under attack.

It was at the social function that the Senator was pelted with stones and bottles, the witnesses said.

One of them, Isa Sa’ad said Mr. Misau was attacked because of his support for the embattled Senate President, Bukola Saraki, who is under public pressure to resign because of his ongoing corruption trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal.

Mr. Sa’ad also said Ningi youth considered the Senate President as opposing President Muhammadu Buhari and that “anybody supporting Saraki is anti-Buhari”.

“You are aware Isah Hammah Misau is supporting Saraki who is corrupt and against the change agenda of President Buhari,” Mr. Misau said.

“And you see, Misau was sent to the Senate because we wanted him to support Buhari. But after getting to the Senate, he has teamed up with other people to support Saraki. Anybody supporting Saraki is anti-Buhari.

“That’s why people were throwing stones and bottles at him. He brought four cars but left with the smallest because others were damaged.

“He left his cap and shoe while trying to escape.”

“ I was in Ningi but not attacked – Senator Misau.

This report was delayed for 24 hours as we were unable to get through to Mr. Misau for his reaction.

PREMIUM TIMES was able to talk to him eventually Monday morning.

He said it was true that he was in Ningi “as part of my constituency tour” on Saturday.
Besides political reaaon, he said he was in Ningi to condole with one Captain Ningi who is bereaved.

He, however, said he was not attacked.
“You know when we go like that, we give people money,” the senator said. “So it may be that the violence started after I left when they were trying to share money.
“But there is nothing like that (that he was attacked). I am not aware myself. I read the report online too.”

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/201995-angry-constituents-stone-senator-supporting-saraki-buhari.html

PMB is the most respected African President..... No doubt!

OK BUT STIL

Below was the reply given by Professor Yusuf Dankofa of Faculty of Law, A.B.U. Zaria to Mr. Shakabula when he wrote to Prof that their Organisation wants to confer an "award of honour" on him!

I find the Prof's reply to Mr. Shakabula very nice and inspiring and so worthy of sharing it with you!

Dear Mr. Shakabula, I herein acknowledged the receipt of your letter and also seek your forgiveness for making my reply viral. You know, some of us in the academia can be very overbearing. I have peruse the said letter and without any equivocation reject your organisation's offer to award or if I may use your exact words "confer on me a distinguished merit award for being meritorious". I do not understand what you meant by saying that I am meritorious and I also question why being meritorious should attract garlands for me. If indeed I am meritorious, am I not being paid for that? Didn't my employers in my schedule of duty anticipate that I would fulfil my duties diligently under the oath of my office?Why is that in Nigeria we like to over rate the elites and undervalue the downtrodden. You are to give an award, why not Mal. Usman, our departmental messenger who is constantly overworked and underpaid by the system, yet end up with poor work evaluation?

If indeed, you're interested in rewarding those who have done extra ordinary feats,I think mal.Ilya the departmental driver, who has spent over 25 years driving us to all the nooks and corners of this country in the rickety departmental bus should have caught your fancy for this purpose. Mal. Iliya has remained dedicated and contented with his meagre salary unlike the overrated elites who draw fabulous salaries for sitting in their air conditioned offices for only 5 hours a day. Mal. Iliya does not have closing hours, he does not have a sensible overtime emolument and when we are outside jurisdiction, Mal. Iliya does not have the luxury of sleeping in a hotel. He spends the night in his rickety vehicle and if not that God appreciates the commitment of Mal.llya, by giving him divine protection, Mal.Ilya would long have been dead due to the effects of ravaging mosquitoes. If your organisation can not spot people like Mal. Iliya and shortlist them for such honours, then you people are culpable in the distortions that down play the elevation of real patriots in Nigeria.

Overtime you have spent unnecessary time promoting our leaders by conferring unto them undeserved honours. How can ministers and governors be constantly honoured when they are heavily paid with tax payers money. If a Governor plants a tree, you people will write a book in his honour. Let him pay salaries of workers,he will be rewarded with a Ph.D. If the governor marries second wife nko? You guys will decorate him and the second with national awards. Let him build 3 blocks of classroom in any local area, he will be rewarded as the Waziri of that locality. The question may then be asked, why clapping for someone who has been mandated by law to provide such community services bearing in mind that under the principle of public accountability, he should be taken to task if he fails to deliver?

Capitalism no doubt in context and forms continues to antagonise the poor even when it is clear that the commitment of the poor to nation building far out performs that of the rich. When ever soldiers come out of any war successful, the generals would be rewarded with so many medals and garlands while the nurses, the drivers and other non visible members of the force would be excluded,forgetting the fact that that victory may not have occurred without those who performed the above services on the battlefield. That is the nature of capitalism, it downplays any heroic effort of the lower class and project the antics of the elites as epic. Therefore, Mr. Shakabula, I will advice that you start recognising the role of Adamu the cleaner, who has been cleaning my office and others in the department for the past 25 years without which I may not have gotten the peace of mind and the composure to sit in the office and engage in research. The same Adamu after cleaning our offices will move to the library and make it dust free including all the lavatories. Mr. Adamu lives on N15k a month with 4 children and one wife, he has never stolen public fund nor accepted public fund as a gift unlike our shameless elites whom you always accord extra ordinary feats upon. Mr. Adamu a honest labourer has not gotten your fancy, why? Why does capitalism shamelessly promotes an exclusionist agenda against honest men that are economically disadvantaged. Mr. Shakabula, I will only accept your medal of honour if you can provide answers to my questions,,why and why have you refused to recognised the good works of madam Rebecca the female labourer who sweeps our streets everyday for pittance and unjustly promote the man that embezzles public funds or that man that capitalism has conferred upon an undue advantage..!!

walexy5050:
This is a Ptdf past question...send ur e-mail if you need the rest... Its for free but nairaland does not permit more than 250kb for files...cheers

Please forward it to me abdulbeinghuman@yahoo.com
Thank you

Is this also part of police job?

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Nigeria - A show in the United States, the PBS NewsHour, has said it had in its possession documents detailing how ex National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki received about $336 million from the CBN and NSA despite having a budget of $160m for the year.

According to the show, it has a letter written by the embattled ex NSA addressed to the CBN, requesting
$47m.

The letter, which was written on the letterhead of the Office of the NSA, titled ‘Request of Funds for Special Services’ with reference number, NSA/366S, was dated November, 2014.

According to the US television show, which has over four million viewers weekly, the money was given to the ONSA in cash and was conveyed in armoured vehicles at midnight.

In a second document on the letterhead of the NNPC and addressed to the Director, Banking and Payments of the CBN, the CBN was asked to give the National Intelligence Agency which was under the leadership of Dasuki, $289,202,382.

This was despite the fact that the NIA’s budget was only $160m for the year.

http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/us-show-makes-shocking-revelation-of-336m-transaction-between-ex-nsa-dasuki-cbn-nnpc.150992/

cc: lalasticlala

This Lion belongs to Yankara Games Reserve which went missing few days back.......

Some months back one Hippopotamus get missing and found killed at Gombe and now our Lion in Jos....

Do you thing is fun killing animals? Do killing makes you any better, heros or what??

Enough is enough! we won't sit down while our animals get killed by our stupid neighbors. Next time you repeat such mistake would be like an invitation to war.

Dont say we no warn you.

lalasticlala come see this

Sambo Dasuki is a retired Nigerian Army Colonel and former National Security Adviser (NSA) to the President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan. He was appointed NSA on June 22, 2012 following the removal of General Owoye Andrew Azazi.

The Office which he occupied “National Security
Adviser (NSA)” is the nations top security and intelligence position. This is the seat where the buck stops, as regards to all problems of terrorism and insecurity in the nation.

1. Dasuki was born on December 2, 1954 and the
first son of the deposed 18th Sultan of Sokoto
2. He entered the Nigerian Defence Academy in
1972 and was coursemate with officers such as
Colonel Kayode Are, General Owoye Andrew
Azazi, and Admiral Ganiyu Adekeye
3. Dasuki attended the Washington DC and
George Washington University, where he obtained
a BA in International Relations and MA in
Security Policy Studies respectively
4. He had his military training in several
institutions in Nigeria and abroad including the
Nigerian Army School of Artillery, Oklahoma,
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College,
Ft. Leavenworth Kensas
5. Sambo Dasuki (then a Major) participated in
the 1983 Nigerian coup d'état that installed
Major General Muhammadu Buhari as Nigeria's
Head of State
6. He was also among those who arrested the
Nigerian head of state Muhammadu Buhari in
the1985 palace coup led by Major General
Ibrahim Babangida.
7. Following the coup, Dasuki was made Aide-
de-camp (ADC) to General Ibrahim Babangida.
8. Gen. Abacha dismissed Dasuki in 1993 over his
suspected closeness to former head of state,
Gen. Ibrahim Babangida.
9. Dasuki later fled to the United States in 1995
after he was accused by the Abacha regime of
being a party to a coup plot allegedly led by
retired Col. Lawan Gwadabe.
10. On Dasuki's return to Nigeria, then President
Olusegun Obasanjo appointed him as the
managing director of National Security and
Printing Company. It was believed that his
appointment was influenced by Gen. Babangida.
11. Dasuki was also a former managing director
of Nigerian Security Printing and Minting
Company Limited (NSPMC)
12. In June 2012 Sambo Dasuki was made the
NSA, after the now late NSA, Andrew Owoye
Azazi who died under suspicious circumstances
when his helicopter exploded in Bayelsa,
December 2012, was fired.
13. On assuming the office, Dasuki said, in his
words: “I was in Yobe and Borno States last
week and I have got the telephone numbers and
contacts of key Boko Haram members and I will
meet with them…”
14. In early 2015, while serving as national
security advisor, Dasuki informed the
Independent National Electoral Commission
"that operations against Boko Haram militants
meant the military "will be unable to provide
adequate security" for the upcoming 2015
Nigerian general election. The elections,
scheduled for 15 February 2015, were postponed
until March 28
15. Also in April 2015, he insisted that the
Nigerian military would ensure that Sambisa
Forest, the last fortress of Boko Haram, would
be liberated before the May 29 inauguration of
President Buhari's new government.
16. On December 1, 2015, Dasuki was arrested by
Nigeria's State Security Service (SSS) for
allegedly stealing $2bn and accused of
awarding phantom contracts to buy 12
helicopters, four fighter jets, and ammunition
meant for the Nigeria's military campaign
against Boko Haram Islamist militants

I really enjoy seeing wailing wailers crying out like a babies....

Sometimes I come to read comments on Nairaland only to have myself laughing...

please my sai buhari continue to give wailing wailer a reason to cry so that i can enjoy the moment as it last

Sai GoSlow till eternity

Traders from the South-East geo-political zone have disowned the Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu and his cohorts in the pro- Biafran agitation.
The traders under the auspices of ‘South East Markets Amalgamated Traders Association, in a statement made available to journalists in Awka on Tuesday, said traders in the area had nothing to do with the Movement for the Actualisation of Biafra and the Indigenous People of Biafra, headed by Kanu.
The IPOB is a splinter group from MASSOB.
The traders’ statement was signed by their President and the Secretary, Okwudili Ezenwankwo and Temple Udeh respectively.
They said that their position on the issue had become necessary because of frequent calls by the secessionist groups for closure of markets in the area, stressing that the public could be deceived by such calls into believing that traders were involved in the lawless struggle.
The statement read, “We are constrained to react to the continuous calls for close of businesses in the zone in protest and solidarity for Biafra.
“Traders in the South-East wish to dissociate ourselves from MASSOB and IPOB. We have nothing to do whatsoever with these lawless groups.
“The difficulties and hardship, which traders and residents in general suffer during these protests, had made the traders to react to the situation and the development and make its position very clear and unambiguous.
“The invasion of markets and other business outfits and the destruction of property of individuals like shops and vehicles in the name of pro-Biafra protest is not only condemnable but unacceptable.
“We are yet to understand the wisdom in the protest where the properties and other valuables and belongings of the Igbo are either vandalised or destroyed by fellow Igbo in the name of Pro-Biafra protest.
“The hardship, which the Igbo that relocated from the North-East in the wake of Boko Haram insurgency are passing through, is still staring every right thinking Igbo man in the face, yet the Pro-Biafra groups are calling other Igbo doing their businesses in other parts of Nigeria to relocate to the South-East. This doesn’t make any sense.
“No particular zone in this country is an island and none can successfully develop without inter-relationship with the others.
.“Times are hard and the traders condemn, in strong terms, any action, by any group or individual, that will further aggravate the already very difficult times experienced by traders in this area.
“The traders are totally not in support of any protest that will further adversely affect the people of the South-East.
“We want to state clearly that traders in the South East are solidly in support of the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.”
The statement stressed that “traders in the zone shall not support any action that will aggravate the hardship already being experienced by Nigerians”.
They appealed to the President to address the issue of dilapidated federal infrastructure in the South East, particularly the federal roads in the zone, which they described as death traps.
They listed the bad roads in the zone to include the Enugu Onitsha Expressway, Enugu¬Abakaliki Expressway, Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway, Aba-Owerri Road and Owerri-Port Harcourt Road.
http://punchng.com/seast-traders-disown-biafra-nnamdi-kanu/

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obinnashady:
your mouth is smelling on this thread...f*cking muslim..quote me again and receive thunder

Eyya... I understand your situation.....
They said loneliness is a disease especially leaving without parents.

Damage had been done to you already we cant help u out of It but if u can join us in campaigning against baby factory that produces u, we would save a lot of ur unborn brothers.

obinnashady:
They know ibos don't need those things cos they understand English better than the Hausas and yorubas

see ur mouth, see ur life and see ur english.... I pity u

Bigprozzie:
Good one. Yorubas are highly respected

When will the world take Igbos seriously?

BBC Hause exists since b4 I was born. I thought Yoruba and Igbo version exist too

BBC Hausa exists since b4 I was born. I thought Yoruba and Igbo version exist too

MIM77:
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She is not Fulani but Ichen, a tribe from Bali LGA of Taraba State.

dont deceive urself because most of northerners are Housa-Fulani because of intermarriage that exists between them. You can traces Fulani origin in one way or the other in avery decent northerner you come across...

Pls dont try to correct me because I am from north.

ogbanje1:
I'm still searching for the stunning girl the front page headline stated.

jealous kills quicker than poison

Segadem:
She doesn't look like an Hausa.

but ur english....

medeay:
my brother, I understand your situation.

I understand urs too

okeke00:
may be. After all mohamed made you guys to know that taking alcohol is haram(forbidden). But taking weed is good as if both of them are not on the same class

Hahahaha... ignorance is a sickness. for ur information, alcohol and weed are all forbidden in Islam... I am not try to stop u since u r addicted to it and beside, ur ain't a muslim so enjoy ur weed as it last... but dont write comments when u r on weed my free advice to u