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klax: But what is all these mess Christain are creating here Why is it that Christain love making ridicle of themselves for God sake Honestly should we be fighting ourselves just because of religion again This is disgraceful indeed.

Lets wait a minute not long ago one of the worst man of Devil (Okotie) calling himself man of God a first class adulterer dropped a bombshell yet to be settled and now a man of Kumuyi status who can not trained her daughter, whom his own church asked him a while ago to step down because of her daughter messed now dropping his bombshell please sir Pastor Kumuyi you are a honourable man of God this is not the time for you to say such word because you are still under fire even inside your own church.

Pastor Kumuyi you said Christmas is idolatory please can you tell us or show us in the Bible where the word "CHRISTMAS" was refered to as IDOLATORY" please show us where its written boldly christmas is idolatory from Genesis to Revelation if you and your church dont believe in Xmas that does not mean other churches should not believe in it as well just mind your side and carry on with the work God place in your hand sir.

All you Mr GO stop all these ridiculous talk game and focus on winning souls perishing out their for God. Boko Haram stood up and challenged you all and slaughters Christains in thousands what did you do about it All you care about is to start dropping bombshell making Christainity a ridicule religion in the face of unbelievers as if we dont know what we are doing this is not right.

Its pastor that you will see talking anyhow, its pastor that do the worst 419, its pastor you will see in occultism, its pastor you will see having Phd in Adultery, its pastor you will that take fun in marrying and divorce at will and to him its a fun, its pastor you will see lies and be a politician, its pastor you will see using charm to run his church, its pastor you will see that can not manage his anger, its pastor you will see slapping hs church members and yet feel good about it, its pastor that set a human like him on fire, its pastor that display wealth and private jet plus 38 SUV package full with dust in his mansion etc to name few and yet you said you are running CAN what is the meaning of your CAN is useless because you are not worthy of be a pastor or men of God talkless of forming CAN. Can't you people talk to yourselves?

I don't know how u're being taught what Idolatory means in your church. But in Deeper Life, an Idol is anything you place above God himself. Christmas is celebrated even more than how God is celebrated. If you must celebrate xmas, then do what will make God happy (eg, Preaching the Gospel.) I'm afraid, The media misquoted the man.

chi4ik: bro I refer U to this chapter Hosea. 4:6 My people are doomed because they do not acknowledge me. You priests have refused to acknowledge me and have rejected my teaching, and so I reject you and will not acknowledge your sons as my priests.

You mean, the way to acknowledge Christ is by celebrating his birth?

chi4ik: Hosea 4:6 My people are doomed because they do not acknowledge me. You priests have refused to acknowledge me and have rejected my teaching, and so I reject you and will not acknowledge your sons as my priests. kumuyi don't U celebrate ur birthday? Infact from 2day I ban all Dipper Lifers from Celebrating their birthdays but doom ar awaiting them 4 not Celebrating Christ birthday .. Tank God I'm a CHATHOLIC MEMBER....... 2moro I can't wait oooooo..

Just as the Bible says. Right?

hotwax: Oya give us quote where they write the word "Pastor" in the bible. #[b]Pastor[/b]Kumuyi

Perhaps,you should just google what the word 'pastor' means. then u'll realize your response to his post has nothing to do with what he wrote at all.

hardeyincah: shut up, he called on fellow christains to ignore the celebration...
go and read the stuff again...


ANO FIA

He called on xtians? Were you at the retreat? do you believe what the media says rather than what the members say?

hotwax: WHy cant he face his church and leave catholic out of it? Must he attacked anybody. If he is allergic to xmas, not all his congregation hate xmas.

I have many deeper life friends that are crazy for xmas.

He never dragged Catholib into it. so, why did you say he should leave them out of this? My brother, the world is changing. xmas isnt what it used to be again. Imagine a gospel singer saying, happy sexmas. Imagine the Bervely Osu xmas card with a naked pic on it. All these are far from what xmas signifies. The world has crept quietly into the church and sin is no longer regarded to as sin. May God help us all.

But Pastor Kumuyi was adressing the congregation, not the catholics, He never said this to a media website. He simply said this to the church members. so, why are the catholics replying.

Don't be suprised if this thread doesn't make front page. Match threads should be created only if it's the club's next match or the club will be playing 2 matches in the space of 3 days. You created Liverpool vs Mancity thread, and then created this again.

lirusehn: 93. (only if u wud say Jim reeves's songs and parof of Don williamss shudnt be called a gospel song)

You mean Jim Reeves songs aint called gospel songs? I cant really say the no on my phone, but its size is 393mb. it should be around 250.

Man Utd Will win, Hit LIKE

Stop celebrating
Christmas, it is
idolatory – Kumuyi
warns members

Respected cleric and founder of
Deeper Christian Life Ministry,
Pastor W.F Kumuyi has called on
his members to stop
celebrating Christmas, saying
that it is idolatry.
The former university don
stated this yesterday at the just
concluded 2013 Deeper Life
National December Retreat
under the theme, Crossing Over
to a New Inheritance and
Prevailing over Storms of Life at
the Deeper Life Conference
Centre, along Lagos-Ibadan
Expressway.
The pastor in a message
broadcasted live said the birth
of Christ should not only be
celebrated just once in year but
everyday.
Kumuyi who decried how
people squander millions
just to celebrate ‘a one-
day Christmas’ told his
congregation to seek
first the kingdom of God,
noting that all other
things would be added
unto them.
Meanwhile, DailyPost
observation shows that
for the first time in
history, members of
Deeper Life would be
celebrating Christmas at
home, unlike in the past
where they would camp
till Boxing Day, December
26.
This year’s retreat, which
started December 19
ended today, Sunday, 22

c0llynz02: Have you watched the likes of Merlin, Harry Porter and Heroes?
Filthy douchebag!

The ones u're talking about are already labelled as fantasy movies with fantasy plots. But, why should you watch a movie with no fantasy setting and end up seeing a herbalist in the movie to unravel a mystery that has been keeping the movie moving? It's totally out of it.

homesteady: Mtcheew! For your mind now you be critic? mtcheew!
What is stopping you from going to produce your own film?

What's stopping him is the fact that the entertainment Industry isn't his field. You have the right to criticize a player who doesn't perform well (even though, you can't do what he's doing) simply because that's his profession. Those who chose directing and producing movies as their profession should be ready to produce meaningful movies, else, they won't be free from criticism.

Who has watched Detective Dee And The Mystery Of Phantom Flames, where mysterious deaths were analysed till the culprit was caught. Had it been it was a Yoruba movie, An herbalist would be the one to divine and fish out the culprit.

Steve Bruce believes David Moyes is coping admirably with the task of stepping into Sir Alex Ferguson's shoes at Manchester United.

Hull boss Bruce, a former United captain under Ferguson and once considered a potential successor, has huge respect for the way Moyes has taken on one of the thorniest tasks in the game.

Replacing Ferguson, whose trophy haul and longevity at Old Trafford are unprecendented, has been described as an impossible task and, with the champions eighth in the table after winning just eight of their 17 games, Moyes has hardly enjoyed a straightforward start.

But Bruce, whose side host the Red Devils on Boxing Day, appreciates better than most the pressures of life at Old Trafford and believes the Scot will be a success given time.

"I think whoever had taken over would have needed a bit of time," he said.

"Sir Alex must be there in every closet, behind every door you open. Thankfully they have shown what kind of a club they are, giving David a six-year deal. They will give him time and rightly so. The change has happened and I think we're all getting used to seeing David standing there now.

"It's never easy to follow someone like Sir Alex, with the record he's got. But he's an outstanding manager, David, and it's just a matter of time before things click into place.

"He'll have to have his own stamp on it, like anyone in management, but he's proved over the years what a good manager he is. He's a football man and all of us in the game, us British ones at least, are delighted that the big, top job has gone to somebody like him because he deserves it."

Whether or not Bruce can put a fresh spanner in the works for Moyes, who has overseen four consecutive wins in all competitions since losing successive matches against Everton and Newcastle, could depend on his defenders.

The Tigers have conceded the fewest goals in the league on home turf - just three in eight matches - an unlikely statistic for a promoted side and also a point of some pride for former centre-half Bruce.

He accepts his back-line, led impressively by skipper Curtis Davies and directed by Scotland goalkeeper Allan McGregor, must be at their best once more to keep United quiet but they have previous this season - with the prolific Luis Suarez quiet during Liverpool's 3-1 defeat in East Yorkshire earlier this month.

"We've been good defensively and we'll need to be good again because with Manchester United coming to town they can score from all sorts of areas," he said.

"Rooney, Welbeck, Hernandez, Valencia, Cleverley, Jones, Smalling...take your pick because the list is endless. They've got big players who want to win, want to entertain and want to beat you: that's not going to change.

"They have found a bit of form, as you would expect, and they were convincing winners (3-1 over West Ham) at the weekend. So it's one where there is no real expectation on us, it's all on them.

"We have to make sure we play well. We did that against Liverpool and caught them on an off day. We have to enjoy the occasion and enjoy the challenge of facing Manchester United.

"So let's not have too much turkey at Christmas and put up a really good display."

Bruce could field the same starting XI for the fourth Barclays Premier League match in a row.

With Robbie Brady (groin) unlikely to be fit to face his former club, Bruce may keep faith with a side that has drawn against Swansea, Stoke and West Brom.

Sone Aluko (Achilles) and Stephen Quinn (hamstring) are both certain absentees.

Adnan Januzaj seems to be following the Cristiano Ronaldo route to stardom at Manchester United.

Just like Ronaldo, Januzaj has burst onto the first-team scene at the age of 18 with a series of dazzling performances.

As with the Portugal superstar, the teenager has become an instant favourite of the Old Trafford faithful.

And, just as Sir Alex Ferguson had to do with Ronaldo, so Moyes has needed to step in and deliver some words of advice to try and curb a tendency to go down too easily.

Yet, as with Ronaldo, Moyes offers a stern defence of a player who has twice been booked for diving, the latest card arriving against West Ham on Saturday, and has now become, on a game for game average, the most fouled player in the Premier League.

"I can only say what I see," said Moyes. "In the previous games he has been getting kicked from pillar to post and the referees have been quite happy to let that go.

"They have not been too bothered about doing anything about it.

"The boy was wrong with what happened on Saturday and we have told him about it. But we all make one or two mistakes and the boy will learn as he gets older.

"The thing is, when you are getting kicked all the time and folk are lunging into tackles into you, sometimes you have to jump out of the way or you are going to get hurt.

"That is what I continually say. I just hope it doesn't take a sore one before people start doing something about it."

A decade ago, Ferguson was saying very similar things about Ronaldo.

And while Moyes fought shy of comparing the two, it is an obvious reference point for what could be achieved by Januzaj.

"Some people need to realise this is a young talent," said Moyes. "At the moment they are kicking him but it is right, they also kicked Ronaldo and look at the player he went on to be.

"Adnan will also go on to become a great player in time.

"At the moment the job is to make sure he is able to play."

With Robin van Persie almost certain to miss out with a thigh injury and Danny Welbeck a doubt due to the bang on the knee that forced him out of Saturday's win over West Ham, Moyes is likely to be relying on Januzaj to some extent at Hull on Boxing Day.

For Hull's record of conceding just three goals on home soil this term is the best in the Premier League, with only Manchester City even getting close.

"It is a great record," said Moyes.

"In this league you have either got to score plenty of goals or not concede them, it is one or the other.

"As far as Steve Bruce is concerned, it means he has a good base and his team are hard to beat.

"It gives him a platform to play off and means he can hope the odd goal wins him matches.

"It will be a tough game that's for sure but we have got ourselves on a winning run and hopefully we can continue that."

Danny Welbeck is a doubt for Manchester United's Boxing Day trip.

Welbeck suffered a bang on the knee during Saturday's win over West Ham and, though fears of a repeat of the injury that ruled him out earlier in the season have been dispelled, he is in a race to be fit for the KC Stadium.

Michael Carrick (Achilles) and Robin van Persie (thigh) are unlikely to be involved and Marouane Fellaini (wrist) is definitely out but Anders Lindegaard should be back after a hip problem.

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Mukina2 may decide to lock this thread.

[quote author=Jayne-Stephanie]Its a no if you know she's bleaching. What if she's already done the job when u met her and fortunately for her she did a good job of it?[/quote]I don't think it can be hidden. There's always a way or two to notice it, and once noticed, I don't think I can develop a kind of special feelings for such an Individual.

Seems Today is the bleaching day on Nairaland, hence, the question is thrown open.
Can you date someone who is bleaching? For me, It's a NO.

Manchester United manager David Moyes has branded Patrice Evra one of the finest leaders he has ever come across.

Evra spoke with passion following Wednesday's Capital One Cup win over Stoke, laying bare his desire for United to click into top gear following their ropey start to the Premier League campaign, whilst at the same time acknowledging the pressures that come with being a player at Old Trafford.

The full-back has also been an inspiration with France as both Franck Ribery and Yohan Cabaye have testified already this season.

Moyes has also noticed what a powerful presence Evra is at Old Trafford, and what a galvanising impact he has on the dressing room.

"Patrice is one of the finest leaders around the dressing room that I have ever seen," said Moyes.

"He speaks well in everything he does and the way he speaks about the club is great.

"He is inspirational behind the scenes and reminds all the boys what their jobs and duties are.

"He knows we have to have a strong Manchester United. He demands. He doesn't think winning one game is it. He is saying no, we need to win all the games.

"He is great for me and obviously he has been great for the team because he has been a really top player for a long time now."

Yet it did seem Evra was surplus to requirements last summer when Moyes went back to Everton for Leighton Baines.

When Moyes finally accepted defeat on transfer deadline day, he launched an attempt to capture Fabio Coentrao on loan from Real Madrid.

Even though that move failed, it seemed Evra's time at United was drawing to a close.

Yet, Moyes insisted, Evra was told what the new manager was trying to do, and supported it completely.

"Pat was fully aware of what we were doing and he was for it," said Moyes.

"He said we always have to have competition at Manchester United; we always have to be getting better. Plus, he said I had to make sure I did what is right for the football club."

Evra has featured in all but one league game this season, five out of six in the Champions League and scored at the Britannia Stadium in midweek, as United booked a semi-final date with Sunderland.

And it is likely he will feature heavily in a festive programme that starts for United with a home game against West Ham, when they look to avoid losing three league matches on the trot at Old Trafford for the first time since 1979.

Evra highlighted a growing fear factor earlier this week.

However, on this subject, Moyes is in disagreement with the former Monaco man.

"The results have not been what we wanted," said Moyes.

"Because of that, words like nervy, vulnerability, anxious all come to mind.

"But I have never personally found that. The fans have backed the team.

"They know we need to play better and we need to score some more goals but it has not for the want of trying."

United will definitely be without Nani, who has joined an already lengthy injury list, with Moyes confirming the Portugal international will be out "for a few weeks" with a hamstring problem.

In contrast, Wayne Rooney "has a chance" of recovering from the groin strain that kept him out of the Stoke trip.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has praised the work Moyes is doing at United and feels his efforts so far have been undervalued.

Moyes replaced Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford in the summer and the reigning Premier League champions are currently eighth after losing their last two home league games.

The Hammers, themselves struggling down in 17th place, visit Old Trafford on Saturday with Allardyce acknowledging the size of the job Moyes has after replacing an icon such as Ferguson.

"For him, at the moment I don't think it's quite as bad as everyone makes out," the Hammers boss said.

"(United are in the) semi-finals of the Capital One Cup, qualified (as) winners of their European group and unfortunately for him, (they are in) a league position that he wouldn't have wanted but obviously he'll face the task as he knew it was going to be a difficult takeover period from Sir Alex.

"Old Trafford particularly is where he wants it to be the fortress that Sir Alex always seemed to make it and on occasion that hasn't seemed to happen for him.

"David will be planning as always to get the right team out to beat us and go on from there. Like everybody says, the transition cannot happen overnight and it's like every manager, there's a transitional period that you've got to try and get through before you make your own mark on it."

Allardyce will be without skipper Kevin Nolan as he serves the final match of his three-game ban for his red card at Liverpool but former United youngster Ravel Morrison is in line for a recall to the starting line-up.

The 20-year-old left United to join West Ham in the summer of 2012 and has started making a name for himself at Upton Park, although Allardyce is keen for Saturday's game to be about more than Morrison.

When asked if the England Under-21 international may be looking to prove a point in the game, Allardyce replied: "If he is selected he probably will. My concern would be to say that if he does play and I do select him that he doesn't try and win the game by himself. This is a team game and you can't play as an individual because you're back at Old Trafford."

.They know Nigerians fancy such kind of phones. why won't they include Moses. This is just a marketing strategy

maishot: Guy, see as you allow havilah beat u to the match day, when you still dey use "carling cup"

E be lyk say the guy don create the thread since, but I never noticed it when I was creating this one. thats why I didnt bother to change the topic.

Once I get a good phone, I'll create a thread titled 'HAIL MARY, HAIL SATAN'

they are not humans nor ghosts. they are demons. the basic fact is just that most of them don't know that they are incarnations of demons. ive heared a similar story before.

David Moyes will be keen for
Manchester United to continue
their upturn in form in their
LeagueCup quarter-final battle
with Stoke City.
The Premier League champions
went four top-flight games
without victory over the end of
November and beginning of
December, including back-to-
back 1-0 defeats at OldTrafford
to Everton and Newcastle
United.
United have improved in their
last two fixtures, however,
beating Shakhtar Donetsk 1-0 in
their
final UEFA Champions
League group stage fixture
before comfortably seeing off
AstonVilla 3-0 in the league on
Sunday.
And manager Moyes has now
targeted continued
improvement, with United
looking to make the LeagueCup
semi-finals for the first time
since winning the competition
in 2010 in their visit to the
Britannia Stadium on
Wednesday.
"It (ourplay) continually has to
improve and it will improve,"he
told Sky Sports in the aftermath
of the Villa victory. "I'll make
sure it gets better in the coming
month."
United have seen off challenges
from Liverpool and NorwichCity
to make it this far, and will be
confident of claiming the scalp
of Mark Hughes' side, with
Stoke having never beaten
Manchester United in the
Premier League.
Indeed,Stoke's last victory over
United in any competition came
in a 2-1 LeagueCup triumph in
September 1993 thanks to a
double from Mark Stein.
However, at that time, ties in the
competition
were staged over
two legs and United progressed
courtesy of
a 2-0 success at Old
Trafford.
Former Unitedstriker Hughesis
looking to orchestrate Stoke's
best performance in the
competition since their 2-1
triumph over Chelsea in the
1972 final.
Stoke have twice reached the
quarter-final stage since then,
most recently in the 2008-09
season when they lost 1-0 to
Derby County.
The Britannia Stadium outfit
head into the fixture on the
back of two drawsand a winin
the top flight, with 0-0
stalemates against Cardiff City
and Hull City sandwiching a
superb 3-2 success over
Chelsea.
Centre-backRobertHuth(knee)
is ruled out for Stoke, while
United will definitely be without
Robin van Persie (thigh) and
Michael Carrick (Achilles).

torres2: De Gea; Rafael, Jones, Evans, Evra; Valencia, Cleverley, Giggs , Januzaj; Rooney, Welbeck.

why are some mames bolded?

Aston Villa: Guzan, Lowton,
Clark, Baker, Luna, Westwood, El
Ahmadi, Sylla, Albrighton,
Agbonlahor, Benteke
Subs: Steer, Bacuna, Weimann,
Bowery, Gardner, Tonev, Kozak
Manchester United: De Gea,
Rafael Da Silva, Jones, Evans,
Evra, Valencia, Cleverley, Giggs,
Januzaj, Rooney, Welbeck.
Subs: Ferdinand, Lindegaard,
Young, Fabio Da Silva, Fletcher,
Buttner, Zaha
Referee: Chris Foy (Merseyside)

If anyone decides to create this thread after the Man city Arsenal match, urz won't make front page.

Man utd will trash Aston Villa, hit. LIKE

deols: what is your source.

I don't doubt that a letter like this could have been from a Muslim ruler though. Protection given to non-Muslims is well documented in Islamic history.

It is one of the reasons Islam should not be judged by the actions of a few ignorant ones claiming to carry out shameful acts in the name of Islam.

The wordings of the letter scream 'translated from arabic'

visit www.faithfreedom.org before you hide my post. You might as well check the news section