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joyfullyjoyous:
I was in final year at the University of Lagos. On a Saturday I went to Tejuosho market to get something. While there I was hungry n decided to eat African salad cos i saw a woman selling it close by.
The next day I started having running stomach. I vomitted n defecated all through the night.
In the morning,I was rushed to Unilag Health Centre. While there I later knew I was given drips n maybe injections. I was later discharged that day and given drugs to be taken for like five days or so.
I took them for just two days and stopped cos I felt I was ok n there was no need taking them again.
I went home for the weekend and it all started again. I was rushed to a private hospital on our next street. At a stage I was pronounced dead. I had to open my eyes for them to know I was still alive. Theday was a sunday. My mother suggested I should taken to IDH,Yaba.
The doctors and nurses tried as it was a specialist hospital.
The miracle happened on Tuesday. By that time I had not eaten anything for 3days. In the ward were my mother,two nurses and myself. All of a sudden I felt a change of atmosphere. There was serious wind n I saw myself on the bed but others were absent. In seconds a well polished brown tree with branches but no leaves appeared by the the side of the bed where my head was. Later I saw beautiful ladies in blue short hown descending from the sky. They were very fair in complexion almost whitish with silky hair. Then each of them was holding on to a branch of the tree. They wore no shoes. The wind was blowing them seriously but they didn't fall. Later I saw a man in white. The man in white stayed on the other side of her bed. While the ladies were looking down to watch. The man opened his left palm n there was oil on it. He touched the oil with his right index finger and did a sign of the cross on my forehead. Then he said "IT IS WELL". Immediately he said that,I woke up in the physical world. Then my mum n nurses rushed to me n I told them "some ppl were here". After narrating my experience my mother started rolling and thanking "Doctor Jesus" for coming to heal me.
All of a sudden I felt this sharp pain in my stomach n felt like using the the toilet. One of the nurses brought a stainless potty n I sat on it. I got up after defecating only for the nurse to shout "Jesus". It was actually a big worm I excreted. The worm looked like it was strangulated cos there was blood round it's neck. I remembered they were calling other nurses to "come n see this Ascaris". They said the worm was the particular one that kills cholera patients. That it's just through divine intervention it came out freely.
Since that day I strongly believe believe that except the the Lord buildeth...
Pls help praise God for his love and mercy.
He is wonderful
Happy fathers Day to U Lord!

joyfullyjoyous:
I was in final year at the University of Lagos. On a Saturday I went to Tejuosho market to get something. While there I was hungry n decided to eat African salad cos i saw a woman selling it close by.
The next day I started having running stomach. I vomitted n defecated all through the night.
In the morning,I was rushed to Unilag Health Centre. While there I later knew I was given drips n maybe injections. I was later discharged that day and given drugs to be taken for like five days or so.
I took them for just two days and stopped cos I felt I was ok n there was no need taking them again.
I went home for the weekend and it all started again. I was rushed to a private hospital on our next street. At a stage I was pronounced dead. I had to open my eyes for them to know I was still alive. Theday was a sunday. My mother suggested I should taken to IDH,Yaba.
The doctors and nurses tried as it was a specialist hospital.
The miracle happened on Tuesday. By that time I had not eaten anything for 3days. In the ward were my mother,two nurses and myself. All of a sudden I felt a change of atmosphere. There was serious wind n I saw myself on the bed but others were absent. In seconds a well polished brown tree with branches but no leaves appeared by the the side of the bed where my head was. Later I saw beautiful ladies in blue short hown descending from the sky. They were very fair in complexion almost whitish with silky hair. Then each of them was holding on to a branch of the tree. They wore no shoes. The wind was blowing them seriously but they didn't fall. Later I saw a man in white. The man in white stayed on the other side of her bed. While the ladies were looking down to watch. The man opened his left palm n there was oil on it. He touched the oil with his right index finger and did a sign of the cross on my forehead. Then he said "IT IS WELL". Immediately he said that,I woke up in the physical world. Then my mum n nurses rushed to me n I told them "some ppl were here". After narrating my experience my mother started rolling and thanking "Doctor Jesus" for coming to heal me.
All of a sudden I felt this sharp pain in my stomach n felt like using the the toilet. One of the nurses brought a stainless potty n I sat on it. I got up after defecating only for the nurse to shout "Jesus". It was actually a big worm I excreted. The worm looked like it was strangulated cos there was blood round it's neck. I remembered they were calling other nurses to "come n see this Ascaris". They said the worm was the particular one that kills cholera patients. That it's just through divine intervention it came out freely.
Since that day I strongly believe believe that except the the Lord buildeth...
Pls help praise God for his love and mercy.
He is wonderful
Happy fathers Day to U Lord!


Really, a doctor pronounced you read and yet you could open your eyes?
I understand you believe in miracles but don't try and embellish with lies

Kaa4:
Since you rationalised the miracles of other people, let me read you rationalise this one.
I had only N2000 on me and had used all to buy fuel on an empty tank that was on the red. I was traveling in my my bus (a Windstar) and had insufficient fuel in the vehicle to travel form Akure to Lagos. I initially felt if should pick passengers when I got to Ore it would be okay. I passed by without carrying any because I saw only one with N300 Naira. I didn't feel I should carry him because I don't know where the fuel would finish in the vehicle. I travelled constantly checking the fuel gauge within 3 to 5 minutes, The Holy Spirit told me take my eyes off the gauge. But I could not. I saw the gauge go down from less than a quarter to further down . I could not speed but kept on under 100 km per hour. As I got to Shagamu interchange connecting to Lagos, I saw with my TWO eyes the gauge going up by itself and I was till driving (all alone in the vehicle) it went back to above a quarter.
I hit go slow at Berger, and still went home at Ota and drove the vehicle around for two days more before I refilled on Tuesday.
Please rationalise this and let me know what happened if not for God!

Faithful4real:
There was a time i was urinating blood. I went for checkup, and the doctor found nothing but they gave me antibacterial drugs.
So, one day i saw a preaching of Kenneth cope land on dunamis TV giving 100 scripture God talked about healing, I wrote some of them down and I confessed of the words by faith, and I drank anointing oil.
That same evening I went to urinate, and something thick and black came out from my urine from there the urinating of blood stopped.

Saintmary:
Let me summarize the post you quoted.
Whatever decision a woman makes, she's still going to find things difficult. Hence her need to apply sense. Is the man worth the pain?

Saintmary:
Take these as facts:
1. Having a child without stable financial support is trouble
2. Having an abortion no matter how safe is trouble (you will think about it)
3. Birth control of any type, no matter how safe is trouble (it upsets the reproductive system)
Just as Bukatyne said, the bulk of the responsibility and consequence lie on women and their bodies.
I'll add that if we were in a civilized society, it would have been different, but since our society is primitive, women will have to learn make better choices about who they get down with, how et c.

PrimadonnaO:
What’s your point exactly?

Advise them to abstain or have sex responsibly!
Instead, you’re making it sound like it’s practically beneficial to abort pregnancies than bringing them to term.

bukatyne:
PrimadonnaO,

You are barking up the wrong tree.

Most of these girls do not want to listen because they feel you are trying to stop them, cage them or anti-women.

See how young girls of today see casual sex as fun, freedom and are fine with pro-choice aka abortion.

Only a foolish girl will see herself the same as a guy in the game of sex.

A girl has a womb and carries 90% of the risk: that means as a lady, you learn your advantage and use it.

Because of the beauty and complexity of our bodies, you CAN NOT be careless with your sexuality.

Call me old school, it is what it is.

If you decide to have indiscriminate sex and use pills, you bear the risk; if you decide not to use pills, you bear the risk.

If you decide to keep resulting pregnancies, you bear the risk. If you decide to abort it, you also bear the risk.

When you put to bed, you are the one that still struggles to get back to shape and deal with all the complications et all during and after pregnancy /childbirth.

There is nothing laws or 3rd wave feminism or 1st wave masculism can do to prevent it.

Girls, be wise or doubly wise according to the thread.

Before some people come to claim I am supporting male immorality: my stance is clear as day here.

Like Michelle Obama said, when they go low, we go high.

Ladies, instead of rolling in the mud with immoral guys under the guise of 'equality', open your eyes to pick a equally moral guy.

They abound.

Cc: Saintmary

RX480:
Hmm... That's a 25% positive rate, far above the 10% threshold for undertesting. It is well

Anyway, Nigeria's economy is to fragile for lockdown and now we're forced to reopen states at a crucial moment in containing this pandemic now we're seeing the effect of that, it's now our responsibility to fight covid and we can do that by wearing a mask, keeping distance from people and washing our hands. I don't know about other states but I'm glad Rivers is seriously enforcing these rules

Ronin1:
Because I am a law abiding citizen, and the annoying part is the pastor will ask me later why I didn't come if he sees me. Like what are they teaching the younger generation, it's okay to break rules if it doesn't serve your purpose? Even if it means putting people's lives at risk? I just don't understand religion sometimes

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SILVERLINES:


Nigerian COVID

In the United States COVID-19 patients are struggling understand oxygen mask

In Nigeria they are dancing Ogehne Igbo showing that in Nigerians are extraordinary people.

In Raymond Dekposi voice

COVID-19 in Nigeria is synonymous with malaria and that's how Wike is writing numbers everyday in Rivers State.

The corridor lawyer couldn't decipher COVID-19 and malaria since both are synonymous in symptoms

SirMichael1:
The sun moves? Wow? Rotional movement or another? 'cause I know the sun can not carry out revolutional movement.

Lalastica1:
he should be around 17 - 18, planning to write waec b4 dis pandemic...
is dat an adult. is she my senior?

Tboy1419:
. No be you get nairaland guy, so you no fit tell seun waiting him go do, if na fake news, the mode for don closed the tread before e reach page 3, guy think am, you just no like to believe anything way come from Africa, but if na Europe now, you go lick there ass, say the source of the news come from CNN, no wonder Africa no they grow, because of our dull mentality.

Vianna:
It's one reason the west have never believed in herbs. If it's not drugs and vaccines that can generate profit and revenue, they'll condemn it. The pharmaceutical industry, WHO, UNICEF and the likes are highly corrupt, dubious.and inhumane. That's why I still laugh at people who in 2020 still believe there is no cure for AIDs. They know that with a cure, not everyone will be able to afford it so it's better the virus managed which means more revenue.

binary123:
just proves to me that it is non venomous snakes.put your hand inside that bow

XhosaNostra:
How can my opinion be "unwanted" on a forum where people post up stories asking for opinions on issues all day long? Now that's laughable.
I'm done with this conversation. I don't care what you have to say like I said, so this concludes it.

XhosaNostra:
I give an opinion because whoever wrote the post asked for one from noone in particular. The difference here is, I didn't ask for your opinion. I don't care for it.

XhosaNostra:
I'm not concerned AT ALL. Well guess what? I'm not interested in your opinions regarding anything, so don't bring them my way again.

XhosaNostra:
What's it to you what I or "anyone" thinks? I'll tell you what's not okay. What's NOT okay is for anyone to voluntary appoint themselves as a life moderator regarding thoughts & actions of complete strangers. It's definitely not normal since it doesn't concern or affect you in any way. It signals it is time to get a life.

XhosaNostra:
Good. That's okay with me.

XhosaNostra:
I don't care @ bolded & the rest of it for that matter.