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Politics › Re: Proscribed IPOB Members Storm Church With Biafran Flags In Enugu (Photos) by stevedre: 9:03pm On Jul 23, 2018
Wow. Now this is a new one. shocked
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole Threatens To Suspend Ngige: If Presidency Condones Disrespect.. by stevedre:
Osho baba is now on his estrous cycle or heat period. grin
Politics › Re: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Appointed To Board Of Twitter by stevedre: 1:03am On Jul 20, 2018
coolscott:
Great news!
But no need to be a bigot tribally on this one. Otherwise you become just like the other tribal bigots we never like.
Tell me, which tribal bigot is better?
An Igbo one, a Yoruba one or a Hausa one?

You see?
You made sense, nice post.
Sports › Re: OFFICIAL: FC Porto Sign Kelechi Nwakali On Loan From Arsenal (Photo) by stevedre: 1:23pm On Jul 19, 2018
B team ? This should not be too celebrated, a newly promoted team to a first division league would have been better in my opinion.
Crime › Re: Zimbabwean Driver Speeds Off After Buying 1,000 Litres Of Diesel Without Payment by stevedre: 10:44am On Jul 18, 2018
DoTheNeedful:
You guys like to taunt. There is hardly any thread on NL that one doesn't see you guys troll others even if the thread is about sport or any other thing.

It's not bad. But you guys don't have the maturity to deal with being trolled. That is my problem with you. If someone trolls you now, you will start screaming about how everyone hates you and why you want Biafra. angry
Why can't we just live in peace, time we start ignoring the trolls on nairaland. Most people shouting afonja and flat heads have never travelled out of their states so they lack basic knowledge of how the world has evolved. Worse part we all have more in common to live in peace and harmony but I wonder what has blinded our eyes and blocked our hearts.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Meet Jakov Kitarović, Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović's Husband by stevedre: 5:59pm On Jul 17, 2018
kestolove95:
So wetin we go call d man now? First gentleman or what?
First Spouse. He is also the first and youngest spouse of a President in Croatia.
Politics › Re: Dasuki Fulfills Bail Conditions, Should Be Released Today – Lawyer by stevedre: 2:20pm On Jul 17, 2018
[quote author= post=69456438]SAY NO TO TRIBALISM[/quote]Are you sure you really own MANNA BBQ? How can you be using your official handle to write such a tribal comment on sensitive issues that have nothing to do with promoting either your business or it's network.
Can a non APC supporter be confident enough to do bussiness with you or it seems you are satisfied and do not care about some of your customers feelings as long as you are in your comfort zone.
Politics › Re: Donald Duke: “Ministers Knelt For Abacha And Sang His Praises” by stevedre:
MufasaRebirth:
You dey mind the idiot huh
He may be right because from the amount of recovered loot I think he prefered to loot alone. He was running Nigeria like a drug cartel, there was only 1 boss and you dare not steal from the boss no matter how little.
Do your business with him and take your share but at the same time the boss is ready to spend more than what was stolen in destroying any one who tries to steal from the bussiness so as to send a strong message to others. Remember he was a military dictator who took power by force.
Christianity Etc › Re: Apostle Suleman Visits IDP In Adamawa, Donates Gifts To Them (Photos) by stevedre:
GoTv or what ever you are called, you and your goons like freeze won't see this Charity project but I am sure you would jump like a frog into the thread if it was something negative about Christianity.

Nice one apostle, GOD bless all those who have been supporting the poor in Nigeria.
Travel › Re: An Overview Of The Rot In Nigeria's Railway - Photos by stevedre: 11:39am On Jul 11, 2018
osas3103:
let the game do the convincing not words so call,whatsapp or telegram the number below if interested
Your mates that are confirmed winners/successful people are on vacation in Hawaii or doing something great but you're here trying to deceive yourself. Get lost, channel your efforts into something more productive.
Travel › Re: An Overview Of The Rot In Nigeria's Railway - Photos by stevedre: 11:36am On Jul 11, 2018
There should be a fence beside the rails, you dare not try this in a sane country.
Do not be surprised to find out the illegal shop or bussiness owners have been paying fees/levies to the same government that is suppose to stop them from doing bussiness close to a rail line or station.
Celebrities › Re: Joselyn Dumas Celebrates Senia, Her Daughter's Birthday With Adorable Photos by stevedre: 5:52pm On Jul 10, 2018
Who was the celebrant again ? Wonder why the op concentrated more on the mum than the celebrant. Anyway, Happy birthday.
Crime › Re: Armed Robbers In Delta Tie Dog For Barking As They Tried Robbing (pics by stevedre: 2:36am On Jul 10, 2018
balaclava:
Armed robber spotted.
Your analysis was on point.
From how you described it, you actively participated.
Hahahahahaha. Wonder how he knew they were 40... May be the guy is Alibaba and the others are the 40 thieves.
Travel › Re: A Mobile SUV With A Woman On Top Of It Spotted On The Road (Photo) by stevedre: 9:37pm On Jul 09, 2018
YorubaAssasin:
Imagine this animal... angry

You deserve the below.. angry
Brain resetting loading. cheesy grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 9:27pm On Jul 08, 2018
Bunique:
the same Christians are the ones who run the government, if the government has failed as most seem to agree, then what is the work of the church has a moral reformer? the church has failed us. if the church has a positive impact as all these structures seem to portray, we should be able to have atleast a corruption free country. how come we have wickedness and thieves everywhere
You made a valid point but remember, one have to hear and accept the word for it to manifest and bring out the inner good in a person's heart.
Going to church or listening to sermons all the time does not make one a good person. There are atheists who have a more caring heart than some fake pastors and imam so I think individuals should be held accountable for their acts not the Church.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 9:18pm On Jul 08, 2018
GoTV:
I guess bill gates and other billionaires donating billions of dollars to combat malaria in Africa is also our government. Brainwashed zombie
Before Bill Gates ever thought of making his first million missionary schools were built free by churches, ever heard about Christian medical United ? There are allot of Charity supports under the umbrella of Christianity so why bug us with some who do not do much or refuse to pronounce their charity donations/help.
Stop making a fool of yourself trying to bash the growth of churches based on your ill concept of Charity. Hope you know that Face book part owner (Mark) is now the 3rd richest man on Earth but he can not be rated on the same level with the 4th richest man on Earth (Warren) when it comes to giving money to charity orgs. but does that make Mark a bad person ? Absolutely not because he supports some charity organization's but not on same large scale compared to Bill Gates and Warren Buffet so once again, get lost for real.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 4:19pm On Jul 08, 2018
wiloy2k8:
Niga u dey vex , But i agree to wetin u talk
Before you agree bro think am well. If I dash you 1 million to open charity/NGO to fight aids, shey you go share am give malaria NGOs, water NGOs and other NGOs because them dey behind ?

You must face your role to educate and eradicate HIV for your zone with the money and even demand for more to expand your work. Na so reality of life be, church get their role and government get their role. Make we no make our government relax then carry their responsibility give church/mosque/shrine.
Government must wake up and na Naija people hand the Koboko dey to flog them back to their senses.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 4:10pm On Jul 08, 2018
GoTV:
I guess bill gates and other billionaires donating billions of dollars to combat malaria in Africa is also our government. Brainwashed zombie
Last time I checked, Bill Gates is human and not a religion. Transfer your anger to politicians and your government. Saraki, Dangote, Otedola, Ndimi e.t.c are Billionaires and are humans but you chose to ignore them. Get lost again.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 4:03pm On Jul 08, 2018
Wiinnd:
Ask your government. If government can start reciprocating the kind of development seen in the church today, we would not be where we are today. Just imagine if the government can produce something that would employ 10,000 youths in one state and do that for nine other states, we would have 100,000 people employed already. If the current largest church (50000 capacity) built by living Faith Church in the year 90's or so, couldn't have the government of Nigeria being able to take cue from them and sought a way to create jobs? It really pains me when I see people blaming church for the government inability.
GOD bless you. Creating jobs and providing a better physical life is the job of the government. Churches support on humanitarian basis which is not by force but people refuse to demand for a good standard of living and better health care from the government instead they prefer to transfer their aggression on the church.
GOD bless you again for speaking my mind.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 4:00pm On Jul 08, 2018
tuoyoojo:
do u know the number of people under the pay roll of the church
They lack wisdom or just always enjoy attacking anything connected to Christianity. Churches employ high and low class job seekers but people chose to ignore that part and also ignore that charity and support they give people daily.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 3:57pm On Jul 08, 2018
GoTV:
angry Christian criminals. Why must everything be church, church, churchhuh Why can't we build the world's biggest hospitals? How about building world's biggest factories? Everything must be about religion because we live in a crazy part of the world where people are afraid to use their brains but will rather hope on a sky daddy to come down from heaven and help them. No wonder pulpit criminals called pastors and bishops are investing heavily in building more churches. The higher the buildings, the higher the income generated. God no kukuma get bank account but all church money is said to belong to God. Religious fraud is becoming a norm in the society yet our dumb govt will rather ignore than regulate the Nonsense
Get lost, channel your anger to the government and politicians.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 3:55pm On Jul 08, 2018
kerry57:
Nothing can stop the marching forward of the gospel of Jesus Christ and the church, they can only try but will be brought to derision at the end. Jesus is Lord forever
AMEN ! Loud it please.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 3:55pm On Jul 08, 2018
kerry57:
Nothing can stop the marching forward of the gospel of Jesus Christ and the church, they can only try but will be brought to derision at the end. Jesus is Lord forever
AMEN ! Loud it and shout it again please.
Christianity Etc › Re: Dunamis Glory Sanctuary, The Lord’s Garden Abuja, The World's Biggest Auditorium by stevedre: 3:54pm On Jul 08, 2018
jeffoe:
Money that could be chanelled into people's lives.
That is the job of the government. Churches support on humanitarian basis which is not by force but at the same time you have a right to demand for a good standard of living and better health care from the government.
Crime › Re: 7th July; Lagos Police Issues Strong Warning To Aye Confraternity Members. by stevedre: 12:03pm On Jul 08, 2018
Millenniumlady:
The most high makes a way where there seems to be non come to him smiley





So how many people have you killed so far ?
You did make sense until now, that question on a public forum was crap.
Guess it was all a joke, rather expensive one.
Politics › Re: Hausa, Fulani Flee Attacks From Taraba Militia by stevedre: 10:12am On Jul 08, 2018
FriendNG:
May all the hypocrite in this thread died in the same way.

Empiree come and see the hypocrisy am talking about.

1. This news is from recognize newspaper.

2. It was published 16 hours ago by Dailytrust and reposted about 8 hours ago on Nairaland yet it's not on front page.

3. The bachama militia are Christians yet the silent from Nairaland hypocrite Christians. Yet when reprisal occur you will seen them with their pig mouths.

4. The thread is still at 1 page.
What's up with this Bachama militia ? Some people never heard of them so do you mind doing a little explanation.
Killing innocent people to me is unacceptable no matter who or what is involved. Fulani, Boko or this so called Bachama should all be stopped.
Politics › Re: FFK Reacts To Femi Adesina "Giving Land For Ranching Is Better Than Death" by stevedre: 9:57am On Jul 08, 2018
chimeee:
fulani are not the only one that knows how to rear cow...if the federal government want to invest in cow rearing and want to build ranches...they must build for every state each for her indigens...it does not make sense for every state to release it's ancestral land to people that are known for terror in the name of ranching.
You nailed it, that is what I have been saying. Let the government either do it in all states or forget it, some Southerners also have cows too. Think there are more pressing issues the government need to concentrate on instead of this ranches e.g the Nigerian health care, education, security and youth employment is nothing to write home about so why waste time and resources on building ranches for private bussiness owners ?
Politics › Re: NYSC: Kemi Adeosun Not Legally Required To Participate by stevedre: 9:46am On Jul 08, 2018
[quote author=OlujobaSamuel post=69166082]i know there are conditions to work in nigeria wothout it, but i never knew she is a customer of Oluwole and Son's Ltd[/quote

@Oluwole and Son's Ltd. grin grin
Politics › Re: FFK Reacts To Femi Adesina "Giving Land For Ranching Is Better Than Death" by stevedre: 9:07am On Jul 08, 2018
Empiree:
You have not travelled wider enough. See the evidence in the attachment.

As for smoking, no one reprimands you for smoking in public except designated SMOKE-FREE areas like subway stations, Buses etc.

If you hold beer bottle in public police will stop you. I was once walking down the street 10yrs ago in hot sun and had water bottle wrapped in brown plastic bag when cops passed by me. They were just staring at me and wanted to figure out what I had in my hand. Having knowledge of this law, and in order to avoid gazing at me, I took out water bottle and they drove off. I don't drink beer etc by the way.

You may not be arrested or stopped if you have your beer in your bag. So now you understand sharia law is right afterall. It is a state law in America. May not extend to other states or they may have their law about it.
Las Vegas, Texas e.t.c have no laws against drinking in public, cops were staring at you because you are black (joking).
A smoking ban (either state or local) has been enacted covering bars and restaurants too in each of the almost all the 60 most populated cities in the United States.
I never did claim I have been all around the world but I know there is no drinking law against any one where I am except you're under 18.
Now how is Sharia law right when Nigeria is not a Muslim state ? The government is against state policing but they ignored Sharia state police and other unlawful gangs disguised in religious regalia up north, makes one wonder if the people of Nigeria are all governed by same laws or the laws are for some people.

Any way as for the issue on ground, let the cattle bussiness men invest and build ranches with thier money, the government should concentrate on protecting her citizens, arrest the killers and make them face the law, build industries, invest in education and improve the health care system which are far more important than beef.
Politics › Re: FFK Reacts To Femi Adesina "Giving Land For Ranching Is Better Than Death" by stevedre: 3:49am On Jul 08, 2018
Empiree:
Whats this gotta do with ranches and land reservation?. Now to answer your concern, first, i dont live in nija so i can't tell all the way but what i do understand is that non-muslims are not bothered by shari'a authority from drinking alcohol in their designated region in the north. As for drinking beer, alcohol in public, i hope you know that even in the Western world it is illegal to drink in public. You will be arrested by cops.



We all agree to that including herdsmen themselves. That's why govt wants to create ranches across the country but you people flare up and and tagged them terrorists, fulani colony etc. You agree that open grazing is becoming extinct, but SW/SE dont want to allow the govt to create ranches for them. I thought you read reactions of people who are against the govt here?
What did you just say about being arrested for drinking a beer in public, did you just say it is illegal ??
Which of the Western worlds are you talking about ? I have lived out the shores of Nigeria for some years now so tell me what State in the U.S practice this law (since you used the words cops).
FYI'You are most likely to be cautioned for smoking in public than drinking a can/bottle of beer.
Hippies carnival would not exist if this is true.

Now why must the government build ranches for private bussiness owners ? The cow belongs to people not the government.
Politics › Re: FFK Reacts To Femi Adesina "Giving Land For Ranching Is Better Than Death" by stevedre: 3:12am On Jul 08, 2018
Empiree:
what do you mean by traditions and custom?. Once they buy the land it is theirs. They should only abide by local, state and federal laws.



what does this mean?. It is relevant to this discussion?



you have just contradicted yourself. You said above that you don't have problem with them buying land in the SW/SE.

Yea, they do have land in the North. But their business spreads across the country for decades if not for century. At least I grew up seeing them roaming the streets back in the 80s, 90s in the SW and there was no problem.

Don't you think it is really hard work for them with transportation of these lifestock all the way from North to SW which also contributes to high cost of cows, ran and sheep?.

And yes, they do have ranches in the North.
I guessed some one would counter the part where I stated they should abide by the customs and laws of the host communities that was why I mentioned the Sharia part. Now tell me where it is written in the Nigerian constitution that drinking alcohol in public is a crime but it is a crime in some areas up North, now if I am to invest in one of the Sharia governed areas I would end up having no choice but to drink my alcohol inside my house and not in front of my house to avoid having issues with the host community custom.

Nomadic way of rearing animals is getting extinct so the heardsmen should embrace change and upgrade to modern ranching.
Rail and road transport is improving on Nigeria though at a snail speed besides people keep getting killed as a result of the clashes so it is time for a better change.
Politics › Re: FFK Reacts To Femi Adesina "Giving Land For Ranching Is Better Than Death" by stevedre: 5:06pm On Jul 07, 2018
Empiree:
Do you agree they should be allowed to buy lands in SW and SE as well with their own capital since they are already in these areas for decades?
Yes if they can abide with the traditions and custom of the host communities.
There's Sharia practiced in some states in Nigeria and it is not part/recognized in the Nigerian constitution so the heardsmen must respect the host communities.
The North have vast lands that can accommodate almost all if not all the heardsmen in Nigeria so most of them should seize the opportunity, build ranches there and leave the south/middle belt alone.

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