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women do browse and contribute to the business section, on occasion. The place is very interesting.


However, it[b] is [/b] dominated by men. Or at least thats what it looks like.


In real life, however, no be only men dey do business. I wonder why it seems that way online.

this man needs to be prosecuted, plz.

His madness notwithstanding.

amii:
Be kiaful.

There was a lady that hissed when a man of God was talking and after she left evrything turned against her.

A sickness that cud not b acertained came over her. They hospital recommended that she find spiritual help. she met a man of God who told her that the reason 4 her affliction was what she did and what was that, hissed at another man of God.

So b kia ful. You aint no judge but God. You either believe or u keep mum.

ah, all this because someone hissed at a man of God, you say.

so what of Jesus who was actually crucified?

as I asked before- are all of you holier than Jesus himself?



my people perish for lack of knowledge. I hope you've heard this scripture before.

all of them making vapid threats over nothing. If you really know what you're doing, why not go to saudi Arabia and spread your faith there. You believe in miracles, don't you? Why can't you go to saudi or Indonesia and try out all these things you claim.  Most of you, even if you see ordinary almajiri or babalawo, you'll pick race, forgetting about miracles or touching God's anointed.


People who actually understand what they believe, and whose faith is valid, don't make the kind of loud noises some folks have been spewing on this thread. 

so to you, anyone who says they're from Cameroon, is actually from Nigeria, right?


You're so ignorant.

EXPONENT:
I've encountered this on the REGULAR!



When you ask them from what geographical area and tribe they fumble their words and stumble through more lies and act all surprised.

hmmm. See a so-called American trying to say he's familiar with Cameroon locations and tribes. Thank goodness for wiki and google.

I'm Cameroonian but I don't know which tribe and geographical area I'm from. You have a problem with that?

Actually, I'm from the Nupe part of Cameroon. I hope that's okay with you. 

@tkb417

its because we always use our common sence, thats why Nigeria is where we are today

indeed, we always use our common sense.


You're definitely joking.

fyneguy:
tpia.

Yes sir.

Pastor Adeboye shared the testimony with us several years ago at the university of Ibadan, Nigeria

That testimony and the explanations that followed changed my impression of God.

Let me share my personal experience with you.

This happened many years ago. I picked up my father's Nitel land phone and started talking as if God was on the other side. I can't remember what exactly I asked of Him. God granted my request.

Well, it may feel unusual and funny. Funny as it was, God still granted my request.

hmmm.

Good for you, I'd say.

@ topic:

The Roman empire was in a serious decline. Constantine's decision to make Christianity the state religion was as much political as it was personal. It was a very shrewd move, and it did help boost the sagging Roman republic.

An Egyptian Pharaoh did something similar with sun worship.

fyneguy:
lol tpia

Sorry I don't think u can understand,

The tea testimony was given by Pastor Adeboye to let people understand 1. How close God could get to us.

2. God also plays with His children  3. He grants our requests

We tend to put God in a box. We often don't understand the father-son relationship we have with Him.

We see God as one huge distant Giant who is just after who to trample on whenever we go against Him.

so you got all that from this particular story about tea drinking.

ok.

fyneguy:
@tpia

I am not praising GO but GOD. ridicule? hell no!

didnt u read what i said earlier, great miracles make carnal minds go beserk.


I pray to God to do such things for me that'll make 'people' say "olboy, you are lying'

tell me how your tea drinking "testimony" glorifies God.

@ oladegbuu

For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:

so why would you read this and still believe intellectualism and religion dont mix? Do you get my point here?






as per the entire quote, check verses 18 and 19, for the summary.

fyneguy, what's with this last testimony of yours ( about tea drinking)?

Please read it over and take time to reflect. I'm not sure this will make any difference, but I don't know what else to say.


If you're going to talk about testimonies, can you do so in a way that wont make people question your entire religion?

Are you publicly praising the GO or trying to expose him to ridicule?

what a stupid thread.

who told you all those women are women anyway.

Even assuming no be ya nightmare wet dream you dey describe for here.

na your life jo. Idiot and woman wrapper.

ok, look at number two alone on your list.

is this a joke?

You want to talk about corruption and the Nigerian religious scene?





as for numbers 4, 6, 7, 9,10- do you really want to go there.  Because we all know wetin we dey hide for inside pocket.

Sunday sunday attendance does not a Christian make, as far as I'm concerned. I may be wrong oh.

but by their WORKS actions you shall know them.

OLAADEGBU:
Remember, your creator who can at anytime take your breath is the One calling the shots here, that whoever thinks that there is no God is a fool, so take it up with Him.

Intimidating free thought serves no purpose beyond making you look scared.

And making you sound like a Christian jihadist, I have to say.

dan6019:
jydeboy,

it is my prayer for you that it will not be too late for you before realising your folly, you either repent or perish. there is wisdom in keeping a mouth shut than to bring wrath of God on one.

a word is enough for the wise.

If Jesus himself didnt rain down curses on ORDINARY people who questioned him, or even on doubting Thomas, may I ask why you feel entitled to do so?

Surely you can't be holier than Jesus?

To the best of my knowledge, he had more problems with religious Pharisees?

abdurrazaq:
But you've forgotten that they are not from Dubai but Detroit. They are Americans and, they have all the right to be close to their president to be (politically).

Detroit has quite a lot of Muslims and Arabs, just for the record.

Metro Detroit's ethnic communities are diverse and include descendants of the French founders, as well as Irish, Germans, Scots, Poles, Italians, Greeks, Albanians, Armenians, Jews, Arabs, and Lebanese who settled during the city's early twentieth century industrial boom. Metro Detroit has the largest concentration of Belgians outside of Belgium; Cadieux Street on the city's east side north of Grosse Pointe constituted the heart of one of the few distinctly Belgian neighborhoods in the US. during the early- and mid-twentieth century. In Detroit and the metro area, there is a large Chaldean population and a large concentration of Arab Americans in Dearborn


_wiki.

Detroit – Arab Capital of North America


Imagine! When I first came to Detroit, I thought that I was still in the Arab world.” Muhammad, once a Lebanese, but now an American, remarked when I asked him if he felt a longing for his homeland. He went on, “In fact, this city is much better than southern Lebanon where we were continually dodging bombs and waiting for the next Israeli incursion. Here, I live in an almost Arab city. There are more Arab things to do in this town than in my country.”

Smiling, he pointed to the Arab retail establishments along Warren Avenue in Dearborn, the heart of Arab Detroit. “See! These are some of Detroit ’s Arab bookstores, grocery outlets, restaurants and sweet shops. We have Arabic language schools and Arabic entertainment, from nightclubs to radio and television programs, and even our political parties have branches in this city – and all this without fear of the daily Israeli attacks.”

Everywhere I looked, shops proclaimed their products and names in both Arabic and English. Women in head scarves mingled with others dressed in the most modern style. Pedestrians passed by speaking loudly in Arabic as they greeted each other in a hospitable and friendly fashion. It was a scene that could easily be replicated in Beirut or Sidon.

These shops and other establishments, emphasized by Muhammad’s words, truly describe the Arabs and their lives in this automobile capital of the US. Coming from almost every corner of the Arab world, the Arab immigrants in Detroit have transformed areas throughout the city into replicas of the Arab countries from where they came.

From the time of my youth, growing up on the prairies in western Canada, I often listened to my elders discussing the Arab community in Detroit. A number had traveled there to work after emigrating to the US., then left for the Midwest to look for greener pastures. In the Dakotas and Montana, they had heard that the Canadian government was giving 160 acres free to anyone willing to work the land. They therefore traveled north to southern Saskatchewan where they became farmers.

Today, my first Arab vision of Detroit has become greatly enhanced. The Arab population of the city, according to Warren David, a third-generation Arab American who is a board member of the Arab American Arts Council, is some 200,000, consisting of four large groups: Syrian and Lebanese – 100,000; Iraqi-Chaldean – 60,000; Palestinian and Jordanian – 25,000; Yemeni – 10,000; and 5,000 from other Arab countries. However, a good number of Arab Detroiters dispute these figures, saying that the total number of Arabs in the Detroit area is more than 300,000.   

http://www.aljadid.com/features/Detroit-ArabCapitalofNorthAmerica.html

@davidylan

So many are looking for the slightest excuse not to vote Obama . .

are people no longer free to pick who they want to vote for? Why should anyone need an "excuse" not to vote for Obama? Surely its not by force?

Like the politics we do in Africa/Nigeria? Which has been so impressive?

who are they?


and why are they being considered cute?

the second one is just passable but I wonder why this thread was created, really. Is it for publicity?

morpheus24:
Maybe we can start by controling our population growth so there will not be an overwhelming number of us fighting for limited resources in our own country thus forcing many to leave to find greener pastures in new horizons.

how do you control population growth in a country where people insist on polygamy as a way of life?

Nigerians don come be that oh

anyone who wants to believe, should believe.

anyone who wants to doubt should doubt without people threatening fire and brimstone.


maybe Nigeria, instead of the middle east, was the birthplace of religion.

poster, whose legs are you trying to pull here?

You even have baloonian as your email address. Short for balooney?

Hoodwinked is a 100% A-1 movie.

interesting animation, beautiful storyline, and nice music.

I rewatch it every so often.

The goat is off the hook.

my baby oh.


wetin dey for naked body wey person never see before, abeg. Na emergency situation, hypothetically speaking.



If you go beach alone you go wear bikini.

Any person wey wan look, make them look and move on to the next thing after they comot them eye.

okay. Your explanation makes sense.

However, there are many Nigerian guys who have been dealt with by their partners- whether American, Nigerian or European.


Only thing is the Naija ladies are expected to endure a lot more and as such get labelled negatively when they refuse to do so. They are called names and accused of being westernized. Doubtless some Naija women abuse the system in order to get the man in trouble, but still.