maxist2020:
Good evening gentlemen and beautiful ladies, I want to share my experience this past few days.
There is this girl I have known for sometimes now and we have been casual friends until Sunday when I decided to ask her out, which we discussed extensively on WhatsApp and she was at the verge of saying yes but said we should talk the following day as her battery is low.
The following day I started noticing her posting some sensitive pictures on her WhatsApp status, note that they said lady is not even a WhatsApp freak as she can stay for one week without even coming online.
After asking her out the following day I noticed she updated her status with a mem of a lady pushing a man from a tall buildings with caption like "this is what I will do to men"
The following day she posted another picture with a lady stabbing a man in his stomach with the caption "men will collect"
The third day she posted another picture of a lady slapping a man which finally prompted me to chat her up and ask her the meaning of the pictures she has been posting and all she said is that she is catching cruise.
Well whether cruise or not I haven't talked to her since then and I am not ready to talk to her again because I don't take such thing as joke, secondly she is an Ebira girl and their girls are known for stone heart.

EriMma1:
To hell with him!
Why would the mother request for food meant for her parents to feed unserious guests who came late for the event? If the so called guest wanted to eat so badly, why didn't they come early to the party before food runs out since na food carry them come party.

If no be trouble she dey look for, why that particular food meant for the in-laws? That is a disrespect to the brides parents. It means they are not as important.

If the reverse was the case, they'll say the brides family are being disrespectful to the grooms parents for asking that their food be served to guests. Now she went ahead to slap a celebrant on her day just because of food and guests that will come and eat your food for free. She and her son are not serious. Make them let person hear word biko.

The bride should not beg them one bit! Some people just think they are doing you a favor by marrying you. I don't blame them, na some mumu ladies go dey do like say Dem wan die if Dem no see husband. Shey this one now na husband? Na marriage? Where my family will not be respected? Ta!

Let the bride breeeffffff, don't suffocate them. Lol..

Edizzy:
Hello people here's a quick question

Considering the importance of finance in marriage, what should a man be making monthly before considering marriage in Nigeria, someone said 50k but based on the economic reality in the country, 50,000 is too small to sustain a home.

I believe a minimum of 100k per month is a enough to take care of a matrimonial home with just one child and this also depends on your location.

I might be wrong or right, so over to you what's your opinion on this topic!

smalldivk111:
I'm so depressed right now and wish I could die
Have just been diagnosed with an incurable infection herpes

I wish I could just die

oakin:
You people are not just seriously serious. Obi can and will never be Nigeria president

tonywonder:
Mr. Christopher shared his story of how he set a test for all his intended girlfriends using his best friend.

tonywonder:
Peter Obi took to his Facebook page on Monday afternoon to express his thoughts following the inauguration of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu as Nigeria’s 16th president.



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Karma do exist, as for the scripture emphasis that, what ever a man sow, so shall he/she reap it, as a man what so ever Evil you committed, it does not necessary mean you shall face the consequences on this earth, it maybe after death


:
According to Merriam-webster, the word "Karma" was first used in 1827 by Buddhists and Hinduists whio described an ethical subjected principle that says "you reap what you sow ".
They held that there is a force generated by a person's actions which has ethical consequences to determine the nature of the person's next existence(even up to the person's after-life).

Certainly, going by human natural experiences, this ethical principle called Karma has been proven valid and is responsible for the many fortunes and misfortunes we go through today in our lives.
For instance, a man who send his child to school(formally or informally) may end up having the child becoming wealthy and knowledgeable, and the one who refuses to send his child to school may have the child battling poverty in the future and put the blame to some witches and wizards in village.

But what does the bible say about Karma, do Christians believe that this principle still have effect to their after-life even after they die?

2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

This also suggest that the old creature died away the day you died, and you are now a new being not having the sins of your past life inputed in you.

Paul says in Galatians 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I NOW live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.

Obviously,according these scriptures if Karma is anything to go by, it ends abruptly the day you die as a Christian, but the effects thereafter lives on even up to generations

Karma do exist, as for the scripture emphasis that, what ever a man sow, so shall he/she reap it, as a man what so ever Evil you committed, it does not necessary mean you shall face the consequences on this earth, it maybe after death


:
According to Merriam-webster, the word "Karma" was first used in 1827 by Buddhists and Hinduists whio described an ethical subjected principle that says "you reap what you sow ".
They held that there is a force generated by a person's actions which has ethical consequences to determine the nature of the person's next existence(even up to the person's after-life).

Certainly, going by human natural experiences, this ethical principle called Karma has been proven valid and is responsible for the many fortunes and misfortunes we go through today in our lives.
For instance, a man who send his child to school(formally or informally) may end up having the child becoming wealthy and knowledgeable, and the one who refuses to send his child to school may have the child battling poverty in the future and put the blame to some witches and wizards in village.

But what does the bible say about Karma, do Christians believe that this principle still have effect to their after-life even after they die?

2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

This also suggest that the old creature died away the day you died, and you are now a new being not having the sins of your past life inputed in you.

Paul says in Galatians 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I NOW live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.

Obviously,according these scriptures if Karma is anything to go by, it ends abruptly the day you die as a Christian, but the effects thereafter lives on even up to generations

paxonel:
According to Merriam-webster, the word "Karma" was first used in 1827 by Buddhists and Hinduists whio described an ethical subjected principle that says "you reap what you sow ".
They held that there is a force generated by a person's actions which has ethical consequences to determine the nature of the person's next existence(even up to the person's after-life).


Karma do exist, as for the scripture emphasis that, what ever a man sow, so shall he/she reap it, as a man what so ever Evil you committed, it does not necessary mean you shall face the consequences on this earth, it maybe after death

Certainly, going by human natural experiences, this ethical principle called Karma has been proven valid and is responsible for the many fortunes and misfortunes we go through today in our lives.
For instance, a man who send his child to school(formally or informally) may end up having the child becoming wealthy and knowledgeable, and the one who refuses to send his child to school may have the child battling poverty in the future and put the blame to some witches and wizards in village.

But what does the bible say about Karma, do Christians believe that this principle still have effect to their after-life even after they die?

2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

This also suggest that the old creature died away the day you died, and you are now a new being not having the sins of your past life inputed in you.

Paul says in Galatians 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I NOW live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.

Obviously,according these scriptures if Karma is anything to go by, it ends abruptly the day you die as a Christian, but the effects thereafter lives on even up to generations

Funkyswagzz:
Its about 3 months i broke up with my ex so i decided to go on adventure to find another lady i want to call my girlfriend. So i had to connect with more than 5 different girls locally and outside my state. So far i have invited 5 girls to my house that i like within this month of April. Out of those five girls i decided to pick 2 that are good march to me. Basically i though about how I've spent so from April 2 to 29 and i came up with roughly 130k. To some it might not be much but i think it was worth it cos i found two beautiful souls i will choose to marry. I cant put my eggs in one basket again and this time i will make it snappy cos theres no time to waste. By August or September i will propose to one of them. Guy wish me luck🤞🤞

Lizzysamuel:
Reports that Peter Obi in his election petition is not seeking to be declared the winner of the election is false and misleading. I’ve seen a copy of the petition. Peter Obi has prayed that he should be declared the winner. The law allows a petitioner to seek alternative reliefs.

That is what Peter Obi and Labour Party have done in their petition before the Court of Appeal. They are seeking reliefs in the alternative; either that he be declared as the winner having scored majority of lawful votes cast, or that the entire election be nullified.

There is no issue here. Those who are making issues out of the imbalanced media reports on the contents of the petition are doing so either because they’ve not seen and read the petition, or they are mischievous or they don’t understand.

Let’s see how this turns out eventually.

You can read the entire prayers that the Petitioners (Peter Obi and Labour Party) are seeking below.

williamssamuel1:
Am a Christian,from a responsible family, I have been fasten for two days now, I have been having this feelings, concerning the recent presidential election, what is your says about that, any revelation,

DeLaRue:


Nigeria is certainly lagging behind and should be doing a lot better in.many areas.

But some of the countries people are quick to compare Nigeria with have more than 300-year headstart over Nigeria.

Comparison is good, but we also need to be realistic.

Today, the pace of change is so fast, and the first movers ie Western countries and now some Asian countries are so far ahead, I don't know how African countries will catch up. The world system, including globalisation, is also not in our favour.

Egypt is struggling badly. South Africa has not progressed much economically. Ghana is on its knees. Most African countries are basket cases.

These days, the more I look at the world in my private moments, the more I fear we may never catch up with the most successful/developed countries in the world.

Our systems and our minset as a people are far removed from what they need to be for us to develop, let alone catch up.

Our population is growing too fast, faster than our economy, which means the country can't even maintain the status quo in terms of standard of living, let alone improving it. Too many of our people are not being educated. Those who think they're educated did not receive the right education.

We have simply not set ourselves up to compete.

Makes me sweat when I think about all these things, as I desperately want the best for the tens of millions of struggling people who need and deserve better.

07kjb:
my friend Egypt is one of the developed country in Africa and South Africa are also during well, none of them are struggling like Nigeria


But some of the countries people are quick to compare Nigeria with have more than 300-year headstart over Nigeria.
I hate this phrase

internationalman:


Ok bro.

I've had your experience and still having it. I don't think there's anybody who has masturbated more than me in the last 19yrs.

So when you saying something about PE and ED I totally understand. Porn and masturbation ruined my sex life. If I should write about it, 100 pages won't even be enough for me to narrate my ordeal..

So always pay no mind to people countering your claims about masturbation because they won't ever understand as they've never had the same experience as you probably because they weren't as addicted to it as you were

internationalman:
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Sorry, for your predicament.

I want to know your pass ordeal, concerning masturbation, so as to enable others to learn. I will be very grateful,
Ok bro.

I've had your experience and still having it. I don't think there's anybody who has masturbated more than me in the last 19yrs.

So when you saying something about PE and ED I totally understand. Porn and masturbation ruined my sex life. If I should write about it, 100 pages won't even be enough for me to narrate my ordeal..

So always pay no mind to people countering your claims about masturbation because they won't ever understand as they've never had the same experience as you probably because they weren't as addicted to it as you were