₦airaland Forum

pdone:
Forget about being sentimental. You and I know fully well that one of the problem facing Nigeria today is that majority of people sit back and waits for their pastor to predict their goddam future. No one seems to fight for his future or right. It has reach to the stage where majority believe more in their pastors more than they believe in God. What will you call pastors that still dine with the likes of OBJ, IBB, and other criminal politicians, yet refuse to tell them their sins no matter what it might cause them.

I admit that there are still righteous pastors but from what I see it is no more the same. I will give you an example, there is one pastor that went to Singapore for some seminar. He was sponsor by his church. After the seminar, the pastor said that he is not going back to Nigeria. The other pastor asked him why? He response was "Man can't you see the life around here. Do you want to go back to Nigeria and start living the same way again?"

What will you call such a pastor?

paris10:
Your hypocrisy is very obvious. You pretend not to support your 'DADDY', yet you're judging others of their comments.

brownciga:
I dont knw why we nigerians are so blindly religious. I can also predict what this thief had predicted. I vehemently agree with tudor anytime and anyday. It is high time we stopped allowing the criminals to stop deceiving us.

pdone:
[size=13pt]How many times will I say this----------If Paul the Octopus can predicts, then anyone can predict" It is a two head coin. It's either you are right or wrong.

I'm sorry but I have to admit that sometimes, I don't like the way Nigerians believe everything that a pastor says. I think we are not different from our forefathers. Everyone wants the pastor to tell him how his/her business, wife/husband, future, child, will look like. Sometimes someone will have a dream but instead of fighting for the dream to come true, he/she will first needs his/her pastor to OK the plan.


What a silly way of living.

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Tudór:
Foolish old man. This basterd has been predicting 'better days' for Nigeria since the days of yore even blocking Lagos Ibadan expressway every month causing traffic congestion and accidents all in the Name of Holy Ghost congress and whatnot.

What kind of useless Holy Ghost has the guy been calling for years that we are yet to see him/her/it.

Criminal pastor. The same morons running the sports ministry will embezzzle funds and come to Daddy GOat for Thanksgiving and special prayer. Yar'adua will rig elections and call Daddy GOat for inauguration service and blessing.


As far as Adejale is concerned, it's all good as long as you give him his 10% and prophets offering plus money to fuel the Jet is an added advantage.

Infact, going by precedent, I can categorically say Nigerian sport is doomed forever.

waypavers:
In as much as I will like to respect your opinion, but i will like to say it's quite nonsensical and it is evident you have not been abreast with what has been going with this so called unwarranted beef. Quoting you "I never saw Toni payne come out to say anything about 9ice" . You never saw, you said, but u didn't find out if she did, and YES  she actually did, She threw her tantrums on twitter and in fact 9ice had been the silent one until of late. Never say 9ice is a coward, he was silent from the inception but Mr Ruggedy Apa a.k.a Loghead man rekindled this whole issue and Yeah, What the estranged 9ice's ex wife said on twitter was totally uncalled for ,  which Mr 9ice too had to reply to her tweets( I think He could just have remained silent actually or rather a 'sarcastic laugh' would have been a good idea).

eldee:
The worst atrocities happen because people refuse to speak up.

It's cool when it's just Rugged Vs 9ice beef, but it goes to the extent that the press starts painting her black and forgetting that 9ice is just a coward . . . then someone has to speak up.
I never saw Toni Payne come out to say anything about 9ice, she's not come out to stir anything and she's the one that gets blamed. . . even after proof has come out that she didn't do anything.

I'm a fan of rap beef but let it stay as rap beef, we need to draw the line and the idiots in the 'press' need to get a real job. . . come on.
Nigeria should be more advanced than this.

36Governor:
Ok we shall see if he can sustain this initial gragra that is synonymous with new office holders.

excanny:
Fools.

Reduce tariffs on imported parts or on electricity bills?

Classic white elephant projects.

i care:
if u have 700 messages and you are still studying for 10 days, so what are you doing with the messages only to arrive at 3 disjointed suggestive messages.

sure how to manipulate and decode the messages to fit in to malice, i do not understand how messages can be studied like a situation.
for God,s sake text messages are written words, it is either  the bombings is connected to the words or not , there is nothing to study.

all jonathan has to do now is to monitor dokpesi private affair in the name of bombings.non of the suspect has mentioned this man's name except for the 3 text read out by NTA.which sss could not follow up with a charge in court.

oh please, who is deceiving who jonathan should admit it MEND is responsible for the bombings.

i do not believe dokpesi is responsible for the bombings.

SA Goddess:
LOL, and what was her country of origin when she was 40?   

tensor777:
^^How do you purport to know all this. Is that mere speculation on your part??

wales:
A Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has called for a debate, on the economy, among all the presidential aspirants on the economy.



Abubakar, a former vice-President, made the call after submitting his nomination form at the PDP national secretariat on Tuesday in Abuja.



The Adamawa State- born politician said the economy should be the main issue in the 2011 election campaigns.



“The issue of economic recovery for Nigeria cannot be a matter of wishful thinking nor of rhetoric. It is a subject for rigorous analyses and provision of well-thought, viable, practicable and sustainable strategy,” he said.



Abubakar said that all aspirants must be able to tell Nigerians how they intended to confront the challenges of the economy and reposition it for the benefit of all at the shortest possible time.



He said, “Of all the aspirants that have declared interest in the presidential election, I consider myself the most qualified to address the daunting economic challenges facing the country.



“I am the only one who has successfully managed a business and you need extensive knowledge of the private sector to combine its potential with the authority of the public sector to address this challenge.”



The former vice-president said his approach to resolving the economic crisis in the country was contained in a 47-page Policy Document he presented on August 15, 2010 while announcing his intention to contest the 2011 presidential poll.



He said, “We are faced with a job crisis of monumental proportions. Unless we evolve strategies to dealing with the teeming population of young people churned out almost on a daily basis, we may risk the destruction of the next generation.



“If we fail to channel the energies of this huge population, they could be a potent force for instability and social unrest.”



Abubakar, however, stunned journalists when he said that he was not aware that the President had declared his intention to vie for the PDP ticket.



“I didn’t see it (declaration). Honestly, I didn’t watch it,” he said.



Twenty seven out of the 28 PDP governors were among thousands of people that attended Jonathan’s presidential declaration at the Eagle Square on Saturday in Abuja. The event was shown live by some public and private television stations nationwide.



On the reported move by some politicians to produce a consensus presidential candidate among the Northern aspirants, Abubakar said, “There is a process for the emergence of a consensus candidate in the North. It shows that North is even more united if “they” agree to bring out a consensus candidate.”



He also said he was not aware of the support that Jonathan was getting from the northern states.



Reacting to the challenge, the Presidential Adviser to Jonathan on National Assembly Matters, Senator Mohammed Abba-Aji, said the President was ready for such a debate.



“We are ready for it (debate) anytime. The President has talked about all the aspects of the economy when he declared. If they want more, we are ready for them,” he said.



Another aspirant, who is also the Kwara State Governor, Dr. Bukola Saraki, also expressed readiness for the debate.



“We are ready for the debate. That is what we have been calling for. Without such an issue-based debate, we will not be able to get the best candidate. Saraki is ready for it,” one of the governor’s aides, Mr. Billy Adedamola, said.


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20100922514865