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The Gospels are full of the miracles of Jesus, Paul's letters are full of exhortation, correction, teachings aiming to mature the readers in Christ. So, I really don't understand the stance of Nigerian spirikoko that claim to know far more than the Scriptures and start detailing the hierarchies of demons and their operations. Where in the Bible is that promoted?

Some other points:

- A man of God is still a man and is not infallible. Using a known pastor to validate something which is erroneous does not change the fact that it is erroneous. For those who take the stance of Pastor A said x and Pastor A is well known, therefore whatever he said has to be right even if there is no Biblical basis, have you not turned such a pastor into your idol?

- Anyone belittling the Word of God as not being enough is displaying an enormous red flag.

- On the last day, each person will stand as an individual, there will be no hiding under the cloak of another. You are not going to stand together with anyone else. Therefore work out your own salvation with trembling. Don't be deceived.

People have different agendas here, there are many wolves in sheep clothing. When a person starts using subtle tactics to intimidate or shut others who rightly challenge them, it speaks volumes. Even Paul was glad the Berean Christians searched things out in the Scriptures for themselves.

For those who feel they know more than God sef, carry on. Continue delving into the dark things until it swallows you.

Simple but very lovely bride. Congrats to the couple.

Nigerians sabi complain. People attempt something, the next thing is to lambast the attempt under the guise of advanced countries are doing better. You better start small and work your way up. Rome wasn't built in a day. Those building nuclear stations today started way back.

Champjar:
Hi,Guy's
Good Afternoon
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emaraide:
Bros take it easy. It has not gotten to this insulting his wife. You may be in his shoes some day.

That is how you know people who have no home training, they are uncouth in every way, they can't help it.

People are meant to be challenging exactly what Buhari achieved in Japan (vis a vis what we see Ghana successfully accomplished) this kanu of a man keeps serving as a distraction to what should be focused on and foolish youths will also keep doing back and forths with each other on petty irrelevant nonsense, later they will say poverty is increasing in the land, how won't it when you can't engage your leadership properly.. So annoying.

Is it just a single person (ochibuogwu5) that posts in this thread every 2 minutes

I've clicked on the last few pages and just one person literally filling the entire page.

If you want to be posting multiple updates / your daily thoughts why not create a diary or thread or even a blog dedicated specifically to that and those who are interested in what you are writing can subscribe to it, rather than hijacking a thread like this meant for interaction from everyone, that's very selfish behaviour.

The beauty of a thread like this should be the diversity and input from different people, not a one man show.

itsme01:
This is a classic case of half empty or half full glass of water, your pessimistic mindset made you think €55m "donation" is nothing but an assembly plant worth.far less is an achievement. What Nigeria needs isnt assembly plants, but for indegenous automakers like inosson and proforce to be prioritized through policies that discourages the likes of Toyota from gaining more access to our economy at the expense of local guys.. this is the only way to create sustainable employment and stimulating the economy without worrying about Capital flight

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It is not a donation,nothing is free even in Freetown.
How many cars has innoson produced and sold, the man whose business is being frustrated up and down. Rather than the government to focus on creating an environment which investors will naturally gravitate to, he is busy gallivanting all over the place. Which company will come and start operations in a country where both citizens and foreigners are kidnapped on a daily basis, a country where they will spend a better part of their revenue on diesel for generator. Buhari should sit down in his country and get to work. Ghana has done the hard work already and built a good base on which they can easily attract investors.

If your job here is so defend Buhari please don't quote me. I am only interested in discussing with those that have the interest of the country at heart and not the political jobbers and tribalists here that defend without being objective.

banio:

Overdose of herbal medicine damages kidney, liver and other internal organs. It kills within two weeks

Which is why it needs to be studied extensively so issues like dosage, interactions etc can be well understood.

In other countries, sensible youths will be questioning their government about what they accomplished at the summit, senseless Nigerian government and its youths are debating video.

itsme01:
We got €55m from EU to rebuild northeast, besides we don't need toyota plant when ipobian inosson is trying to grow, and maduka coscharis owns a ford.plant with nissan plant also functioning

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Getting €55m from the EU is not an achievement. Getting companies to establish a base is what stimulates growth in an economy by creating jobs. Meanwhile, it's not free money, it is very likely a LOAN which means Nigeria has to pay it back with INTEREST.

We don't need Toyota plant you say? So because company A exists then no need for company B? If this was how other governments ran their countries they would have become like Nigeria. How about increasing the number of industries and companies in the country? With unemployment in double digits we do not have the luxury of saying "we don't need Toyota plant". Sigh.

Adukpe19:
..as Buhari woos Toyota to set up Assembly plant in Nigeria

President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday held investment talks with top officials of Japan Bank for International Cooperation, and Toyota Group.

The meeting was held on the sideline of the Seventh Tokyo International Conference on African Development, TICAD 7, in Yokohama, Japan and was contained in a statement signed and forwarded to DAILY POST by his Media Aide, Femi Adesina.

Led by its Deputy Governor, Mr Nobumitsu Hayashi, the Japan Bank for International Cooperation indicated its interest in supporting projects in which Japanese companies are involved in Nigeria.

The bank said it had lots of resources dedicated for that purpose and would be interested in oil and gas, and investments in infrastructure.

President Buhari welcomed the bank, informing the team that Nigeria had introduced the Ease of Doing Business, and bureaucratic bottlenecks were being cleared off the way.

At a bilateral meeting with Toyota Tsusho, a part of the Toyota conglomerate, President/CEO of the group, Ichiro Kashitani, indicated interest in sectors like energy, healthcare and automobiles, saying Toyota would be delighted to have presence all over Nigeria.

Kashitani said Toyota Tsusho wishes to also build an advanced medical diagnostics centre, which would foreclose need for foreign travel to obtain cutting edge medical diagnosis.

President Buhari urged the group to also consider setting up a car assembly plant, noting that Nigeria had the capacity to absorb the investment for positive returns.

At another meeting with the Prime Minister of Algeria, Noureddine Bedoui, President Buhari counseled that the political programme in the country be faithfully executed, which would lead to general elections as soon as possible.

“Algeria is a good pan-Africanist nation, with a lot of influence over the continent,” the President said.

Prime Minister,Bedoui said dialogue was in progress with all stakeholders leading to elections, hopefully by end of the year

Urging. Wishing. How does this translate to tangible agreements? Nothing was committed to. If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. Talk is cheap. Ghana went away with a SIGNED MOU!!

Adukpe19:
First disprove the retarded notion posrulated by that kanu and accept him as Buhari, then also accept the truth that he's is in Japan then we'll start from there.

What is my business with kanu and how does my comment have anything to do with him? Face the issue of the fact that Nigeria signed nothing tangible in that summit and stop changing the topic ridiculously. Rubbish.
If you have no tangible comment to make, next time don't quote me.

Adukpe19:
Of course without photography, you won't believe.

Yes, because it is photography that we will eat. Other countries are sealing deals, Nigeria is taking pictures up and down. What a great achievement. Round of applause.

Yet, Ghana got the Toyota deal!!

What the heck should we do with these pictures?!

With all the entourage the president carried along, nothing tangible came out of the trip. Government of photography.

ibkgab001:
Please pack well attn seeker

It's park not pack. This is not a load to be packed.

AK481:
what exactly did buhari go to japan to do.

To snap picture. Government of photography. What a shame.

ibkgab001:
You are one of the Haters TOT , please go on your own and don’t come nearer me at all
Time registered: April 13, 2007


Why haven’t you post any topic since 2007

Because I am not jobless to be creating topics up and down if I have nothing to add. And how does creating topics relate to the issue of you derailing existing topics under the guise of haters?

Kidnapping has now reached Abuja, Nigeria's capital city and the seat of govt. Wonderful. Nigeria we hail thee.

And we say we have a functional government.... joke of the century.

ibkgab001:
Many haters will troop in and call this re election strategy but believe it or not After Lagos state it is Ondo state that is working perfectly in Not only south west region but in the whole of Nigeria


God bless Aketi
God bless Ondo state
God bless Nigeria

But can't you guys comment without making reference to your numerous haters?

This man here is trying and deserves all commendation. Focus on that instead of throwing jabs at both existent and non-existent haters and then end up derailing the thread.

panpan:
We should consider the economy of the state or country before declaring extra public holidays.

At present, the number of public holidays in the country (13 or 14 each year) are too many.

Osun, by its declarations, has increased the number of public holidays in the state to 15 or 16.

Some days may just be observed but should still remain normal working days.

This is the only sensible comment I have seen on this thread. Thank you.

delishpot:
What wonderful future leaders. These types if they had escaped would kick against girls reporting rape that has happened in the past.

Exactly. There are many of them all over here on NL, you'll see them asking ridiculous questions and trying to blame the victim.

Ugly faces. Ugly souls.

Iamgrey5:
One idiot is even shamelessly lying that col Paul Okuntimo is a Yoruba man.

The man is from Kogi state but seems to have a Yoruba name, that may be the cause of the confusion. Either way, he was clearly an evil human being.

http://saharareporters.com/2010/01/26/foreword-okuntimo%E2%80%99s-book-saro-wiwa%E2%80%99s-ogoni

"About 15 years ago, Major Paul Olusola Okuntimo, now a retired Brigadier General commanded the now defunct gestapo of a Rivers State Internal Security Task Force (RSISTF)."

https://kogireports.com/paul-okuntimo-5-star-embarrassment-for-a-retired-1-star-general-by-titi-balogun/

"Brigadier General Paul Olushola Okuntimo is the latest casualty in the Yahaya Bello’s government of public ridicule."

Can't wait for this! Definitely watching.

Area4Area:
It is became they are seriously realising the grave hate you harbour for them and very soon it would manifest in the physical, don't start crying as victims then.

so...it's manifesting in the spiritual at the moment?! haha

The kind of petty things this government responds to. Sigh.
Have they responded to the numerous kidnappings and killings going on across the nation? No.
Have they responded to the increasing rate of unemployment? No.

But always very fast to respond to comments from individuals who are fully entitled to their opinions. Rubbish.

Biggest economy but its citizens are running with top speed to Canada

Impressive!

Flier:
Someone called you sweetheart you called him a sexist,you are one of the reasons men are avoiding ladies at work this days
Go and read this https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/aug/29/men-women-workplace-study-harassment-harvard-metoo

Why should a total stranger who I don't know from Adam call me sweetheart? Respect is reciprocal and people should learn to respect boundaries. It's pure common sense.

itsme01:
Baby how is calling you my sweetheart related to sexism? awwwn!! i guess this is the time of the month you get cranky for no reason... ok correct your blunder in peace and lets forget about the apology

Waste of time talking to you. Eod.

solochris:
Do you need to insult before making your point known?

That guy has a big problem and he doesn't even know it.