Tobechi20's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Tobechi20's Profile › Tobechi20's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 (of 70 pages)
in their next life, they will be duped |
you are not good enough for her |
stale news |
marketing books |
delusion |
Oche211:no body has called buhari yet! |
since 2017...Hana...it has expired |
so who dishonoured marriage |
have you gone |
the only Jim I know is a soccer commentator |
I endorse changr |
You tried sha, but why call pastors fools |
ALL CHURCHES SHOULD NOT BE ATTENDED |
may bevtgey became friends there |
Is a righteous person one who is compassionate, kind, generous? Or is he one who just gets along with others for the sake of peace? Or is he one who just speaks up against evil in his environment Or he who does not steal, commit adultery etc.while not committing any good (ASSUME GOOD AND BAD IS KNOWN AND OBJECTIVE) Sct That is, is righteousness based on the good act we do or bad act we don't or constant thought and speech on good and bad act. Two scenarios: MR X worked in a government establishment where fund was constantly embezzled. He spoke against it constantly and never partook in them. The crooks set him up and almost got sacked in the process. Finally, he was posted to another government organization In this new organization, he didn't speak up against corruption. he would watch an keep mute. At times,he is giving a part of corrupt proceed. He decided to use the money to feed less privileged, pay stranger school free etc. IN WHICH OF THE ABOVE CASES CAN WE CALL HIM A RIGHTEOUS MAN. |
the Bible said after creation, Go d said all is good. that means human nature is good.,hence human naturally thrives towards kindness, peace ,compassion. then we can consider ethics as something, internal,within each of us evil came from Satan, an external source.this makes us dis obedient, famous, wicked, violent, aggressive, competitive. since then, man need to look outside for moral codes. .we now need to look outside us to an external being for guides to eradicate these destructive human tendency. initially, there would have been no need for religion, sin, ten commandment ,etc. SIN BROUGHT RELIGION |
Matthew 23-27 New Living Translation (NLT) Jesus Criticizes the Religious Leaders Then Jesus said to the crowds and to his disciples, “The teachers of religious law and the Pharisees are the official interpreters of the law of Moses. So practice and obey whatever they tell you, but don’t follow their example. For they don’t practice what they teach. They crush people with unbearable religious demands and never lift a finger to ease the burden. “Everything they do is for show. On their arms they wear extra wide prayer boxes with Scripture verses inside, and they wear robes with extra long tassels. And they love to sit at the head table at banquets and in the seats of honor in the synagogues. They love to receive respectful greetings as they walk in the marketplaces, and to be called ‘Rabbi psalm 105: 15 "Do not touch My anointed ones, and do My prophets no harm." |
Is he goat under house arrest? no naaa |
things ate hard. no money to buy pant.
the few, they have, ritualist want to use it for ritual.
pity them. |
if akpabio had gone ahead, they would still talk. |
you want to leave is and go away. nooo way, we die here |
south Africa went down not because Nigeria grew up |
with his controversial nature, you don't need to be a prophet to predict this |
if u tell mad man make e commot and e no gree, wetin u go doo. even police no fit arrest madman |
did the mad man feel the pain |
dem don kill am? |
As many anticipated, more raids have been carried out and more women, not men, have been arrested in Abuja. Over the weekend, at least 70 women were arrested following similar raids in the city. These women were detained at a local police station where they have allegedly been abused. The FCDA must be taken to task on the light of recent developments. The municipal authority must be called to order and compelled to adhere to its constitutional roles and duties. The agency must make it clear if it is enforcing the law or prosecuting some moral/sharia policing agenda. This is because Abuja is the seat of the Federal government where federal laws apply. And FCDA could not execute such operations without the implicit knowledge and endorsement by the Buhari Administration. So the raids of nightclubs and arrests of female attendees are not only municipal local issues, they have federal, constitutional dimensions that need to be addressed. First, the FCDA need to categorically respond to these concerns: is the operation of nightclubs against the law? If yes, which section of the Nigerian law prohibits such operations and what does the provision explicitly say? Are there guidelines for the operation of nightclubs including dress codes for men and women? If yes, what are these operational guides? Another question that the FCDA needs to urgently address is this: Is it against the law for women to attend nightclubs in Abuja? If yes, which section of the law prohibits females attending nightclubs and what does the provision state? Otherwise, the FCDA should put an end to these reckless and irresponsible raids. The agency should stop making itself a laughing stock locally and internationally and confirming that it is an extension of the sharia policing regime! Going by the latest reports, the arrested women would be accused of prostitution and charged to court. So for the FCDA, attending nightclub equals prostitution, right? By implication, nightclubs are brothels? I mean how will the FCDA prove in court that a woman who was arrested at the nightclub is a prostitute? Is attending or dancing at a nightclub an evidence of prostitution? So it is pertinent to highlight the twisted morality that underlies the raids on nightclubs in Abuja especially the facts that this clamp down reinforces existing power relations and privileges. These raids constitute mechanisms for witch hunting, settling scores, victimization and scapegoating the weak and vulnerable in the society, and the subjugation of women. Otherwise, how does one explain the fact that, in Abuja where many hotels operate nightclubs, the FCDA have chosen to raid some and not others? Why didn’t the FCDA first move against the nightclubs at Sheraton or at Nicon Hilton or the clubs at any other 5 star hotels in the city, which the rich and powerful attend? Why have they not arrested attendees at these places? Why did they choose to storm roadside clubs? Now on the gender aspect. Both men and women do nightclubbing. So why arrest only women? Why create the impression that night clubbing a female affair when in actual fact it is not? Why reinforce the gender prejudice and bias that have characterized sharia enforcement in muslim majority states? This is definitely an exemplification of what applies in sharia implementing states. Men freely go about night clubbing while women do so with fear, fear of being arrested, molested and abused by only-men sharia policing units. Is this the lunacy and farce that the FCDA wants to introduce in Abuja? The FCDA should stop raiding nightclubs and focus on their constitutional roles and duties as stipulated by the law. It should stop being a tool for the prosecution of ethno-religious agenda. The Federal Government should not turn a blind eye on the raiding activities of the FCDA including the divisive, and polarizing undercurrents. It must ensure that the rule of law not religious codes apply in the city of Abuja. Abuja is a federal, not a sharia capital. All Nigerians are equal before the law. And the FCDA must ensure that all Nigerians are treated with dignity and respects. LEO IGWE |
Olosho saving life since 1723 |
they are now exconvict. can no longer contest election |
Judiciary has lost its trust too.whatever religion and politics touches, it stains |
sotisati:There is water scarcity in her area, |
pogba hair nko |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 (of 70 pages)