₦airaland Forum

ajealadick:
Who will he defile her for before. Let him marry her and live with his crime. His pride will be hurt knowing his friends has slept with his wife too.

nduchucks:
I can see that most of the critics here appear to be Christians.

While my opinion on this is currently reserved, I make bold to say that the so-called Christians who are condemning this man and the alleged rapists, that you are hypocrites and are not following the teachings of Jesus.

Jesus preaches forgiveness and he even forgave you people for killing him, you are well-advised to practice your religion properly. Many of you appear to be bigots who look for any opportunity to exhibit your religious bigotry.

deavicky:
don't blame the father, once a girl is raped in the north she hadly get married

bobchigar:
...so you are ready to marry raped

PvtParts:
Buhari is an embarrassment to all sane Nigerians.

This same man that has a checkered past as an incompetent and corrupt minister of Petroluem and the most despotic head of state who defended his overthrowing of a civillian elected government on the basis that it was "koworpt" and will later serve under his junior Abacha defending that regime as non corrupt is now being recycled by a party with the likes of a certificate forger, convicted money laundry with ties to drug peddling and trafficking as king maker?

This generation is cursed!





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dorox:
The farm was made with money people donated for the propagation of the gospel that he appropriated to himself. This kind of greed and dishonesty should be condemned irrespective of the person doing it, be it an imam or a pastor. It is pure theft from the willing and gullible faithfuls.
at the very least, I hope he still has enough decency to pay his fair share of tax from income earned through the farm instead of laudering through the church as some do.

100Cents:
So he is greedy for being a pastor and owning a farm ?

Hating must be a career for some people. If you see someone having something you desire to have, rejoice with him and ask God to open doors for you.

Precious91:
ts not about greed.Tell me you want to do any business in your life without profit.

Morkavictor:
Mr man the UN has no right to interfer in our affairs,and don't just assume the soilders are not properly equipped.

Precious91:
Farming...the next money spinning business.Oil is gradually going.

makhez019:
fulani, wad am saying is, at least USA ans Isreal, won't give us ISIL, terrorism or boko haram, day re better off dan saudi. Till dat events has shown us dat even saudi bows down to USA, deh refer saudi as USA allies, so stop deceiving yaself. We don't want terrorism, anytin north is associated wif terrorism. We are against ya all. Buhari and his co shld remember dat ya don't ve to be in govt to serve d nation. And don't lie how old is ya grand parent if dey still alive, buhari shld be ready to cry for naija again, and dis time his supporters too shld be ready cos hez gonna cry blood out of his eyes.

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