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Brendaniel:
I don't have a favorite roadside preacher

Please can you share a great experience you had from a roadside preacher in recent times?

Brendaniel:
Yes it does in so many ways, so many have been saved by it

Tell us from your experience. Tell us about your favorite roadside preacher

He is the giver of life. He is allowed to take it, no big deal.

Lazy9jaYouth:
That's because the involved states aren't utilizing the opportunity yet, must we wait till a Chinese begin to capitalize on this project?
Beside, project as such are needed for future development.

Actually no. Projects like these only cost high maintenance fee. It only makes sense to build when needed and not to build, spend billions in maintenance and pray for the day that they would become useful.
Lastly, if the Chinese can make these airports profitable, then it would make sense to invite them to build them and save Tax payers billions.

DeepSight:
tctrills, more good news for you.

Not really, but then, I don't see you talking about any of the talents that Nigeria has lost to Boko Haram or to Tinubu's evil government. I don't see you calling for the heads of anyone who took part in the Biafran war, where more than 2 million babies were killed in your country, your race. I never saw your post on Sudan, Ethiopia, or the ongoing crimes against Christians happening in many countries. What happened to the killers of Sarah? I can bet you know nothing about this. You seem to be one of those kids who started using the internet 5 months ago. The world is much more complex than they want you to believe. You are truly lost. These people, despite the war, have a much higher life expectancy than you. There is a bigger hunger problem in Nigeria than in Gaza. They should be the ones fighting, demonstrating, and posting bad news from Nigeria on social media. You are completely lost. Life expectancy in Gaza is 74 years. If that is what you call a genocide, then I want one in Nigeria.

Lazy9jaYouth:
Most of the built airports are Cargo Airports,
Again; more airport means more access of the domestic airline to the potential customer & more jobs to the state in which they were created. Take Anambra for example . . .

From experience, we can see that these airports are basically useless. How much cargo comes into any state in Nigeria apart from Lagos by air?

Efuaye:
Reduce the cost of flying to increase patronage and thus maximise profits.

There are other factors, fuel, maintenance, and charges. Its not an easy bussiness.

Toruibestate:
It will still need to beg Ijaw to pass Ijaw land into the ocean.


We Ijaws are of Ijaw Republic..

@General Ditari

Nigerians and backward thinking are 5 and 6. Does the Government also need to beg you if they are building a road from your region to another?
Hope you are not one of those ones who would steal oil and destroy the lands and waters while claiming to be fighting for the Niger Delta?

DeepSight:
I dont think its up to ten per cent. Prolly around 2 per cent.

Hope you know that Human development index in the West Bank is much higher than that of Nigeria and life expectancy in Gaza (74 years) is still far higher than in Nigeria. The real genocide I see is happening in your country.
Anyway let's fight for Gaza.

DeepSight:
Name one slave masters feet I have licked.
We all know yours.

White people and Israel.

Very easy, Hamas. Dirty hungry Hamas

DeepSight:
Jesus Christ, talking about licking the feet of slavemasters, is that not your specialization?

You mean if you are licking your slavemaster's feet, I am not allowed to say it bah. This boy.

Richtaiwo:
Such audacity.

Bandits conducting wedding ceremony?

Anyway, kudos to NAF.
God bless president Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.
Long live Fed Republic of Nigeria
Long live SW SS NW NE and NC

Just imagine it was Gaza. Blacks are the worst of the worst. They will lick the feet of their slavemasters and condemn their own.

raskymonojendor:
Tell us you are not from Lagos without telling us you are not from Lagos.

Lagos before and After Tinubu.

It is funny you had to show the project done by the 3rd or 4th governor after your lord and king. I was hoping you would post pictures of Tinubu projects.
It's only Tinubu boys that present other governors achievements as Tinubu projects.

AngelahFlo:
God bless you Sir. Just this morning this two scriptures came to mind.
"Strong meat belong to those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern between good and evil."

"If the Axe be blunt then much will be strength be put to whet the edge but Wisdom is profitable to direct

Thanks once again for this post

You are welcome. I have known MaxInDHouse for a long time now. He is usually wrong about the doctrine of Jesus Christ but today, his only contention is the meaning of words. Let's not make that a big deal. The words could be less important as long as the doctrine is taught.

MaxInDHouse:
If you want go and publish your own Bible and use those adjectives but for now there is no single translation using such adjectives for the Bible God!

No problem, read my last post to understand where I stand. We can forget those synonyms as long as we agree on the nature of God according to the bible.
I also believe that God is impactful, He is influential, He is noble. I know you disagree because these words are not used to describe him in the bible.

Finally I am impressed with the new you who would stick and insist on the bible. No more guesswork, and no more depending human wisdom. You have really come a long way. Our effort was not wasted.

MaxInDHouse:
Just as billions of religionists claims their god is Trinity but can't find that word in any translation the same is what i'm saying now. Those adjectives can't be found in any translation that's my point!

As earlier said, it's not the wisest use of time to argue over particular words as long as we both agree on their meanings.
If you agree with me that God has all power but you are uncomfortable to call him omnipotent, I have no problem with you.
Another example, if I say God is magnanimous and you disagree because that word is not in the bible but you agree that He is forgiving then we have no argument, we agree.

AngelahFlo:
And this is your proof that God isn't Omniscient?
That God is limited to the knowledge of a said accusation and responded based on that?
Hmm
Now I see how confused you really are?
Now how do you explain where God refers to Himself as the Alpha and the Omega?
What does that prove
That God isn't Omnipresent as well?
Chai!!!

Let's make it easy for everyone. MaxInDHouse is not comfortable with the words Omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent. So just tell him that God knows all, has all power, and His presence is everywhere. No need to use specific words to convey the very same ideas.

As for you MaxInDHouse, I am happy that you now believe in adhering to the word of God and not depending on guesswork. I pray this will transcend to all you believes. That from today, you will trust in God and not man-made organizations.

MaxInDHouse:
Bible writers and translators never used any of those adjectives but if you choose to use them for God no wahala we know why we don't use it because we preach and teach different kinds of people who do ask thought provoking questions in the ministry!

Ok, for your sake, let us not use those adjectives; instead, let's say God has all power, he knows all things, and his presence is everywhere. Jeremiah 23:23–24.
I really don't care about your choice of words. The important thing here is that we both agree with what the bible says about God today.
Nice one.

MaxInDHouse:
The fact that no Bible translation used any of those three even though they are students of the Bible and have done lots of research shows something is wrong in using those terms.
God can see and be anywhere when He choose to but the fact remains that as creatures given freewill Adam and Eve have both agreed to alienate themselves from God and it means a lot to Him so it's only when their descendants decides to be close to God that He too will be close to them {James 4:8} as for those whose heart are complete towards God He is closer to them than they can imagine {2 Chronicles 16:9} but those who aren't His worshipers it's His angels that are moving throughout the earth to report back to Him what they are doing that's why He uttered what we are reading in Genesis 18:20-21.
Out of all those dwelling on planet earth in the days of Abraham the patriarch proved to be outstanding and loyal that is why God chose him as His friend but it was when this man chose to sacrifice His only son that God knew how much Abraham cherish their relationship.
For your information the idea to sacrifice Isaac doesn't come from God as it was revealed to James because God doesn't test anyone with evil things {James 1:13} Satan must have been the one accusing Abraham before God that the patriarch was loyal because God has given him what he wanted! Revelations 12:10 compare to Job 1:9-11
So that statement God uttered is like a response to Satan {Proverbs 27:11} that Abraham is a worthy friend! James 2:23

Thanks for your time!

Again, you will do well to understand synonymous expressions or equivalent phrases. Please do allow yourself to get confused by the use and interchangeability of words. We learn every day, so let's not hold this against you. Thanks for your time!

MaxInDHouse:
Just quote those three words i'm not interested in epistles without those words.
Thanks in advance!

Don't you see the foolishness in asking me to quote those 3 words. There is something in English called Synonyms. There are words with the same meaning and synonymous expressions; these are phrases with the same meaning. Hope you have learnt something today.

MaxInDHouse:
Can you quote these three words in the Bible?

God is Omniscient (All-Knowing)
Psalm 147:5

Great is our Lord and mighty in power; his understanding has no limit.

1 John 3:20

If our hearts condemn us, we know that God is greater than our hearts, and he knows everything.

Hebrews 4:13

Nothing in all creation is hidden from God's sight. Everything is uncovered and laid bare before the eyes of him to whom we must give account.

Psalm 139:1–4

You have searched me, Lord, and you know me. You know when I sit and when I rise... Before a word is on my tongue you, Lord, know it completely.

Isaiah 46:9–10

I am God, and there is no other... I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come.

God is Omnipresent (Present Everywhere)
Psalm 139:7–10

Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence?
If I go up to the heavens, you are there;
if I make my bed in the depths, you are there...
even there your hand will guide me.

Jeremiah 23:23–24

Am I only a God nearby,” declares the Lord, “and not a God far away?
Can anyone hide in secret places so that I cannot see him?
Do I not fill heaven and earth?” declares the Lord.

Proverbs 15:3

The eyes of the Lord are in every place, keeping watch on the evil and the good.

God is Omnipotent (All-Powerful)

Genesis 18:14

Is anything too hard for the Lord?

Job 42:2

I know that you can do all things; no purpose of yours can be thwarted.

Jeremiah 32:17

Ah, Sovereign Lord, you have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and outstretched arm. Nothing is too hard for you.

Matthew 19:26

With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.

Revelation 19:6

Hallelujah! For the Lord God Almighty reigns.

The idea that God chose not to see everything that man is doing because it will continue to sadden Him is guesswork based on human knowledge, not founded in the word of God, and it is False.
And just so you know, Habakkuk 1:13 says

Thou art of purer eyes than to behold evil, and canst not look on iniquity: wherefore lookest thou upon them that deal treacherously, and holdest thy tongue when the wicked devoureth the man that is more righteous than he?

This verse does not mean that God is incapable of seeing sin. Rather, it expresses that God is too holy to look favorably or approvingly upon evil. The prophet is wrestling with God's tolerance of injustice and asking why God seems to allow the wicked (Babylonians) to prosper.
Behold evil," in this context doesn’t mean physical seeing, but enduring it, approving it, or ignoring it.

The verses below will correct your mistake.
God clearly sees all sin:

Proverbs 15:3 — "The eyes of the Lord are in every place, beholding the evil and the good.

Job 34:21–22

His eyes are on the ways of mortals; he sees their every step. There is no deep shadow, no utter darkness, where evildoers can hide.

Jeremiah 16:17

My eyes are on all their ways; they are not hidden from me, nor is their sin concealed from my eyes.

Psalm 90:8

You have set our iniquities before you, our secret sins in the light of your presence.

Hebrews 4:13 — "Nothing in all creation is hidden from God’s sight.
In Amos 9:2–4, God declares that sinners cannot hide in the depths, on mountaintops, or even in exile—He will see and judge them.

AngelahFlo also take note

NotOfThisWorld:
You're only thinking about yourself. What about her and what she wants to do with her life? Is she even interested in you? I doubt she's thinking about marriage at 18 but probably wants to go pursue her education to achieve whatever goals she wants to achieve for herself, so why not help her with that first? You didn't mention that in your post but just want to marry her to use her for your business. Get her talking and ask her what she wants to do with her life and if she's interested in you. If you love her, you will provide her the funds she needs, then you can marry her later when she finishes. Even if she says she's not interested in you, you can still help her, if you're capable.

Madam, when you see a girl you like, you think only about yourself. Even if she doesn't want you, you do and say all you can to make her change her mind. You don't need to wait until she wants you back for you to begin making moves and planning. That is how the world has always been. If you don't believe me, ask all the men you know.

Lanre1st:
Please read what you wrote Again, and this time slowly.
You claim Palestine is Arab, and you just write above Arab capture of the Levant.
The question you should ask is what is the Levant.
It includes present-day Syria, as well as Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, and the southern part of Cilicia (modern-day Turkey.

How come Arab capture Palestine again.

See my point is people living there are still the linage of historical people occupied the land.

Yes is was captured by Arab, but as I said above
The only things that always happen is regime change or taking over of the rulership of a place. The people of the land will remain but Subjected to ruling Empire.

Example: in Syria there is regime force by the support of US to dismissed Asad, also in Egypt to removed Morsi, is that mean people of Syria or Egypt because Americans. US can only dictate to their leaders.

Similar things with Palestine, Arab capture it leadership and govern them.
Remember, Roman also ruled them but it doesn't change them to Roman

I have responded to you in my earlier post, but I guess you do not understand how deep and brutal Arab supremacy has been in the Middle East and North Africa.
These Guys are animals who have used brutality and discrimination to rule for hundreds of years. Here are a few examples from North Africa.
First, the discrimination against Berbers by Arab-dominated regimes.
The Gaddafi regime conducted ethnic cleansing against Berber (Amazigh) communities: destroying Berber villages, banning their language, and forcing Arabic names and culture upon them. He infamously described Berbers as “the Children of Satan” and denied their distinct identity.
Laws such as Law No. 12 (1984) and Law No. 24 completely outlawed the use of the Amazigh language in public signage, education, personal names, and legal documents.

In Morocco, Arabic is the sole official language, marginalizing Amazigh languages and limiting their presence in public life—even though Berber identity is widespread. Berber culture has often been relegated to folklore status
In Algeria, while Amazigh people constitute around one-third of the population (some 13 million), the state has historically imposed Arabization: elevating Arabic in schools and administration, suppressing Tamazight, and portraying Berbers who speak their language as separatists or anti-state actors—sometimes resulting in arrests or imprisonment.

The Berber Revolt in the 8th century began as a resistance to Arab rule after Berber auxiliaries were treated as second-class Muslims—denied equal spoils, burdened with extra taxes, and assigned harsher duties under Umayyad governors

The broader strategy of Arabization has often undervalued Berber linguistic and cultural heritage, reinforcing perceptions of Arabs as supreme in identity and governance across centuries of North African history.

From 1955 to 2005, Sudan endured long civil wars rooted in racial and ethnic divisions. Black Sudanese communities in regions such as the Zaghawa, Masalit, and Nuba Mountains were systematically targeted through apartheid-like policies, mass killings, and displacements, estimated at 2.5–3.5 million deaths.

It is funny that I have never seen people like you who fight for Arabs (Palestinians) in the Middle East fight for your fellow black man in Africa.

Although slavery was officially abolished in Sudan by 1924 (and codified in 1981), darker-skinned people—especially from southern tribes—continued to face racial slurs, social exclusion, and forced labor well into modern times. Islamist elites preserved notions of Arab superiority long after independence.

The city of Khartoum was founded as a slave-trading hub; even today, many Black Sudanese are excluded from leadership roles in government and finance, reinforcing structural inequality.

Since April 2023, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)—originating from supporter of APC militias—have carried out ethnic killings, mass rapes, looting, and forced displacement in Darfur targeting Black tribes such as the Masalit. UN experts have documented these acts as possible war crimes or genocide, often laced with racial slurs and intent (“Arab babies”) to erase Black identity.

So, if the arabs could get as far as North Africa, why do you think they didn't do the same in the land of Palestine? The Palestinians are Arab. They say they are Arab, and they definitely have Arab blood. They are the invaders, not the nation of Israel.

MufasaLion:
You don't need to support either of them. Both are committing war crimes. Focus on your country and her lost glory. Israel and her people don't know you and they don't like you.

I stand with Israel. It's not up to you to tell others who or what to support.
I understand you want to draw our attention to our own country but you are going about it the wrong way.
Nothing stops you from creating posts to discuss the Nigerian problems and I promise you many with contribute ideas.

Lanre1st:
Please read what you wrote Again, and this time slowly.
You claim Palestine is Arab, and you just write above Arab capture of the Levant.
The question you should ask is what is the Levant.
It includes present-day Syria, as well as Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, and the southern part of Cilicia (modern-day Turkey.

How come Arab capture Palestine again.

Oh, now I see your confusion. Let me explain. The Romans renamed the land Palestine, it was formally known as Judah and Samaria before Roman renaming.
So we are not talking about capturing the people you presently know as Palestinians. We are talking about the occupation of the land that wasn't theirs.
Do you get it now.
Let me give you a clear example of Arab conquest of north Africa.
The king of Morocco is a descent from the Prophet Muhammad, linking them to Arab heritage.
The dynasty has ruled Morocco since the 17th century.
This opens your eyes to Arab supremacy across the middle east and north Africa.

Lanre1st:
Did you read the link you sent at all, the write up only back my claim of how Arab captured Syria

I am not sure you read it. If you did you would understand that most of the middle east and north Africa are captured land. The Jews can only take back what is theirs.
The Wikipedia article was about the Arab capture of the Levant.
The question you should ask is what is the Levant.
It includes present-day Syria, as well as Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, and the southern part of Cilicia (modern-day Turkey.

Now read the article with this fresh understand and thank me later.

Lanre1st:
Are these European returnee are only isrealites? If they are not even Germans and Europeans.

Arab never reclaim the land of Israel. Because people living in Palestine today are Muslims, embrace Arab culture does not change them to Arab. They only do so because Ottoman empire reign in the land for over 400years which is more than 4 generations and it has changed their way of life's. For example, in Nigeria, the colonization only last for about 40yrs, but it change our way of life to the colonial master way. You and I cannot write or read very well in our native language but English, our dressing and the likes.

The point I'm making is these people are Palestinian not Arab as you claim.

Egypt, Iran, Algeria, Morocco and others are not Arab, they only embrace the Arab culture and religion. Same way American, Canada, Nigeria etc are not British or Europe but adopted English language, dressing and some of their way of life

Also note, Jews are not only people occupied the land in history, Jews met some people there.

It's funny you call the Jews Germans but then according to you, the Palestinians are not Arabs. Don't you see that you already lack credibility?
Again, the Palestinians claim that they are Arabs so you are claiming that you know them more than they know themselves. Also claiming you know the Jews more than they know themselves.
Please tell us why anyone should take you serious?
Below is a short history lesson
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_conquest_of_the_Levant
Thank me later.

Britishpea:
hahahah small boy...Bala wants to contest for the presidential seat and hes trying to court Igbos...i am sure igbos wont fall for it

Igbos are already in Bauchi. Investment and business doesn't care about tribe