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Mr Governor, please be kind enough to tell us what actually led to the shootout |
I'm yet to understand the real reason behind this uprising. If anyone knows the cause of this problem in details, please share with me because I don't believe the version I'm hearing |
[quote author=SisterFire post=98402153][/quote]thanks for your response. It's Sunday evening and I'm intoxicated so I won't be able to assimilate your write-up very well tonight as my thinking faculties are dull... But first thing in the morning, I'll peruse it. But sincerely, I want to meet a mermaid for real. I know some spirits will not be that aggressive always. I want to interact with a supernatural being in real time. Can I achieve that? |
SisterFire, I know you're in church but when you come online you attain to my question. The following are the summary of the questions I've hitherto asked you and more. First, if one decide to live his life without the interference of any supernatural, be it as a Christian, Muslim or traditionalist, 1. What becomes of him at death? 2. If confronted with a supernatural being, could he be harmed? Example, you are sailing through the coast and you're confronted by a strange supernatural creature, if you do not mind it or cross their part, will they harm you? Secondly, can one be friends with supernatural beings like mermaids and others without risking death? Third, I've come to realize that many African families and kindreds have agelong deities that each member is automatically dedicated to at birth. For instance, where I come from, if any married woman have extramarital affairs, the husband will die unless he performs some traditional rites. It doesn't matter whether such man is aware of the custom. It doesn't matter where and when he is born. As long as his parents where married traditionally, the taboo is bound on him and whoever he marries. It doesn't even matter whether anyone believes it or not. Now the question is, is there anything anyone can do so that he will not be bound by such taboos? Lastly, how can one explore supernatural powers and use it to solve human problems like Pythagoras did, without worshipping or being indebted to them? |
NiklauseFred:too bad! I once fell from a high building and I touched the ground before my helmet. Lol |
While growing up I had many domestic accidents like yours. I only saw them as accident and nothing more. When I drank kerosene, if I sat down the seat would soak. It was terrible but I didn't panic. On two different occasions I landed inside hot boiling fufu pot with my hands. The signs are still on both of my wrists till date. Was it when I was walking in the street, a child wanted to throw a tin of milk to another child and it landed on my eyebrow. The scale is still here. Or when I was in the village, I don't go to farm in the day time but at night. My father was the biggest yam farmer in my village. That year, laborers were already overwhelmed because where he farmed that year was not motorable. So we had to carry the yams with basin on our head to the yamban. So I I do leave home by 12midnight and come back once daybreak. That fateful night I walked into a herd of wild pigs. God saved me sha. I took many risks while growing up. But let me highlight just three near death experiences I had. 1. That was when I was doing Keke business in owerri while waiting for serving. Immediately after environmental sanitation one Saturday morning I hit the road. Wethral road was so free without any form of holdup. So as i was trying to cross fireservice roundabout, an ENTRACO truck was racing towards the roundabout at full speed as if it d lost break. Unfortunately my keke stopped in the middle of the road directly in the direction of the truck. Being brave saved me. In less than a second I moved the gear to neautra, jumped down and pushed the keke with all my strenght to the othe side of the road while i jumped unto the road demacation. The truck zoomed accross like nothing happened. 2. The last day I did Keke business. Rochas had announced a ban on Keke within owerri. On the day of the deadline, I had just repaired something on the leg, but little did I know that the mechanic did not tight the nut very well. I loaded passengers from Emmanuel College heading towards Akwakuma with the intention going to wethral from there and then MCC my home. On getting to Amakohia flyover, I started hearing some sound from the wheel, the same sound that took me to mechanic in the first place. It was dark already, besides it was my last trip on Keke. But little did I know that the sound was caused by another thing altogether. Not long after that, I heard a loud sound and a feeling like I was flying. It was like a dream. The tire pulled off, Keke somersaulted. It landed behind a parked BMW. god saved me and my passengers. 3. While a student of GCU, I went outside the gate to get something. It started raining and I was drenched. Just before the school gate a car, whose driver probably had blurred vision , was racing towards me. (as a precaution, I always walk on the left side of the road). I was already by the bush and the Mercedes 190 was already on the course of crushing me. I jumped up fiercely and the driver, who now seemed to suddenly become alert, turned the wheel towards the main road. I landed exactly on the tracks of the front tire which happened to be where I jumped up from. I've experienced numerous cases similar to these |
Omuneizzy6:just move on. 99.9% SD cards in the market are fake. That's how most of them come to the end of their journey |
uthlaw:but am I allowed to worship my mother in peace? |
Regex:interestingly, you're sat down, did a lot of research and wrote a very long article on just how to woo a lady. And the price tag is 2k. Yet you have the effrontery to call someone a simp. Chai! |
thebosstrevor1:Listen very well my friend. Women are like vehicles. They go where you want them to. You stir them to wherever you want. They serve you according to how you take care of them. If you treat them well, you'll enjoy them; they'll give you peace and happiness. If you rough handle them, they'll give you heart attack |
MLTR:only simps believe that only God gives happiness. Real men create their happiness. Real men make their home heaven of happiness. Real men know that being the source of happiness to everyone around them will in turn make them happy. The good book said that blessed is the hand that giveth... Real men give off peace and happiness and reap such in return for whatever a man sows, that's what he reaps. Real men give off money, respect, happiness, love. They give emotional support to those who need it. They're kind, meek and humble like Jesus who washed the feet of his followers. Can you turn the other cheek? The greatest man who ever lived says you should do so. When you love God, your wife and your neighbors alike, you are worshiping them in a relative sense. Long life, prosperity and peace will be yours |
Slurity:listen my good friend. Anybody who has served as a governor, president or vice president is not supposed to be given any other opportunity to rule Nigeria. You know why? They have wielded executive power in the past but failed to make any significant difference. Non of them could solve the basic problem of their immediate environment. Not power, not education, not health, not transportation etc. It is on that premise that I'm against any of them both emperor Tinubu, businessman Atiku and OUK, entertainer Okorocha, etc |
IgboWarlord:Thank you my brother, you go school |
Komu1048:this one is forming I KNOW GOD yet he doesn't know pim. I would have taught you divine reason if not for the bolded |
emmaodet:a selfish man has no business with marriage. Please do well to remain single |
ovieigho:Advice well noted |
Ok |
Bigggloadofcum:I don't expect anyone below 40yo to quote that comment |
ChelseaArmy:Am I bordered? No. Will I be surprised? No. Will I support that? Over my dead body. Who is my preferred candidate? I'm indifferent |
I wonder why any sane human being will want the likes of Tinubu and Atiku to become president in a country of over 200,000,000 people. Your roof is still my concern. Check my signature |
Oga op, abeg format that thing well. Right now we extol individualism and abhor nationalism. Nationality has failed us. If you have what it takes to migrate, don't look back because the patient dog is dying of hunger. Uwa bu otu mbia. Your roof is still my concern. Check my signature |
I know dreams come true (at least mom told me so before she died two decades ago), but definitely not malaria dreams. Your roof is still my concern. Check my signature |
Nairaland headquarters of red pill will call him a simp. But the fact is, if you are married, the longevity of life and your happiness thereof, depends on your wife. If worshiping her will make your home a happy one, go ahead and do it. Don't let hearsay or unfounded suspicion ruin your happiness. Maka ndu Ogologo. Your roof is still my concern. Check my signature |
Another good initiative. I've noticed of recent that most south south states are waking up and planning for the future. Your roof is still my concern. Check my signature |
They are celebrating the exit of Trump. So sad! Your roof is my still concern. Check signature |
If you invested in MBA, count your losses and move on. It happened with MMM and life did not end. Chymall is next in line. |
SisterFire, Somewhere you spoke about the Antichrist (which you're among) spearheading a "destruction" of "SLAVES OF THE SATANISTS", religion and the liberation of the earth thereby enthroning universal freedom. Coincidentally, the church talks about the end time when the Antichrist will be revealed and it will target the church... Are those two events by any chance two sides of a coin; same event predicted by two opposing sides in different ways? In one of your submissions, you said that Jehovah has been put to abyss (if I got you well). The Bible talked about a future time when Armageddon will take place and Satan will be put into Abyss for a thousand years. Can you add any clarification? What do you have to say about the noise about covid-19 and subsequent vaccination and sundry concerns like chip stuff...? |
SisterFire:I don't understand the bolded |
LoyalHustler1:Oga, two months is very very possible as far as no decking is involved . I'm in owerri, contact me if you wish |
SisterFire, I was wondering, can you tell something about someone? Like, can you see anything about me that I don't already know? |
Where is the caution? Where is the news? Meanwhile we are still in the business of giving your house a befitting roof. Check signature |
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