₦airaland Forum

bebe2: thank u, am giving it 8mths to improve if it doesn't I will rent it out as stated in option 13.

chikaflora: Your write ups are always annoying,because they are always long and incomplete,you didn't even mention her twins,I was hoping to know about her husband and children.

Trigger Happy: Nigeria is not better than any of them.

dare2think: Indeed, but how do you explain to little children that their mother is not the lady in the beautiful white dress standing next to their father on such a beautiful day.

How do you say those things without breaking their mild hearts. Its better that they are not there, it creates confusion in their little minds.

A complicated world we live in.

OK_2_NV: b4 nko? nah only your mama your papa been dey grind?

ifyalways: But atleast she was there before the career boomed. . .
We always love to assume the worst,why?

Billyonaire: OBJ has always been a bully, Okupe's intelligence is 100 times that of OBJ. Isnt it ironic that OBJ had the muscle power coupled with drunkenness of power to bully Okupe then, now the pendulum has turned and OBJ is resting in his farm house while Okupe works with the Presidency and have the capacity to pounce OBJ now but will not do so, cos he is actually mentally powerful than OBJ. OBJ has done enough for Nigeria and at 75yrs he should not be dragged into politics anymore, he should be researching on what God is, What death is, how his Will should be structured and how he intends to die. He is a great man, a great ex-President, he single-handed sent the military to the barracks for ever but he has many flaws one of which is bullying. He nearly finished Mike Adenuga and Bola Tinubu! So good and so bad a man, he is not perfect, I love him just the way he is.

Billyonaire: The President need to respond to those bunch of Party Changers, they metamorphose too much these days, today its ACN, tomorrow APC next week they might become PHENSIC PARACETAMOL. I cant be in a party that changes colors, names and manifesto. No clear vision

FXKing2012: Truth of the matter is the OP is possessed for the following reasons:
1)She was so uncomfotable as the preaching started.
2) She started shouting at the man because the demon in her could not stand the preaching.
3) The demon in her wanted to use her to deter others from hearing the Word.

The cab driver is a true MOG for the following reasons:
1) He was ready for God's work anywhere and anytime and in the presence of anybody.
2) When the devil tried using the OP to stop him from preaching, the Spirit in him fought back by preaching even louder.
3) The devil wanted to use the accident to disrupt the preaching because the devil knew the man was preaching the truth capable of saving souls.

@OP, what you are unaware of is that probably you were supposed to die that day but the strong MOG (cab driver) saved you because you entered his cab. The devil attempted to take your life that morning but the presence of the man actually saved you.

Repent of your sins OP, ask for forgiveness, give your life to Christ and preach the Word to others.

Stay blessed!

fm7070: the driver was simply doing the right thing at the wrong place
if you all die there, it's hell fire straight!

shagaman: This is part of the reason the country keeps going backwards,must you preach in a bus or cab,This not happen abroad,preaching in the bus,in the office,remember i worked in a company in Naija then,the MD made it mandatory for all staffs for prayers every monday,yet the idiot embezzled over 140 million to send most of us out of job then,the ministries are filled so many crooks disguising as men who are religious...Religion is the opium of the people...

take dat: Thank you! I asked those questions to bring us to a conclusion which is, the rapid spread of the Islamists and the need to contain them. Ap[b]art from other sinister interests at stake for these world powers, there is also the "terrorist threat" that needs to be contain and since the regional powers have not been able to find an African solution to the terrorist threats and the spread of radical jihadists, no one should fault the intervention of the West[/b].

Raymondenyi: This foolishh guy called louis is very lucky we re in a democratic setting else I would hv clamoured 4 his immediate execution. How can dis fool claim 2 be enlightened n come here 2 say absolute rubbishe 2 d world!!! I feel like bringing him nd beating d daylight out of him! Animal, God will surely purnish yu whereever u re!!! He will mek sure u ceee excrutiating agony in its raw form, foooooooooooollll

Zeddicus: Whilst not dismissing the sentiments of this man, this is no different from the rantings of a conspiracy theorist teenager typing out crap behind his keyboard. So 9/11 was staged? Tell me more..

kalokalo: The Hypocrisy of the West riles my stomach. They armed, trained and financed racist salafists that overran Libya, calling them pro-democracy activists only to start to claim to fight them when they killed the US ambassador. Benghazi has now been turned to a terror fiefdom exporting terror to Mali, Algeria, Tunisia, Northern Nigeria and Syria. This is the very Benghazi that the Western Press told us was the epicenter of the "pro-democracy" yearnings in Libya. They are currently backing Al-Qaeda terrorists tearing Syria apart while supposedly fighting them in Afghanistan, Iraq and now Mali. The utter hypocrisy!! And their so called "free press" consistently omits these critical information from the folks who believe the trash they report as news.

Who doesn't know that Western intervention in sovereign states is dictated by corporate and geo-political resource interests? All their huffing and puffing of democracy and freedom are all hogwash. Here we have France fighting to protect a military dictatorship in Mali while they claimed they bombed Libya to protect the people from another dictator. Who doesn't know that the previous elected government in Mali was overthrown in a coup with support from France so as to get a pliant regime that will allow uranium exploitation in the country?

I pity the simpletons who are sent to their graves to die fighting terrorists that were created, armed, trained and financed by western intelligence agencies in their geo-political chess games. Read the reports of corporate funded think tanks like CFR, Chatham House and you would see reports of the very things happening before our eyes years in advance.

Negro_Ntns: on the scale of population and resource, when you compare the two conutries our military have indeed failed. our military are operating in a zone under emergency declaration and yet have failed to contain cross-border attacks from one state to the other. the failure is highlighted by the event in which a military command zone that houses many generals was attacked.

the fact that boko has remained in north and not crossed southward is by their own choice and has nothing to do with military efectiveness in containing their spread and blocking a southbound assault. if boko chooses to head south we cannot rely on our military to give us safety and security, we must depend on our various regional vigilantes to provide security.......in fact, so far, the fear of a bloody encounter with the vigilantes has been a more successful deterrent than is the fear of the military.

take dat: The BH experience in Nigeria cannot be compared to the Islamist insurgency in Mali because the Malian military is almost completely overwhelmed that the government in Bamako had to plead for foreign intervention. However much we may detest neo-colonialism or foreign militarism in Africa, f[b]or as long as we find it difficult to manage our affairs successfully, these foreign countries with interests in Africa will continue interfering.[/b]
The notion that the intervention in Mali is due to mineral rights or neocolonialism ignores the realities on ground there[/b]

The difference between Mali and Nigeria is political stability and our military might in containing the insurgents.

take dat: Interesting Read! Though it is difficult to disprove allegations of imperialist motivations in French foreign policy and the use of its military base in Africa to strengthen its role in the inter-imperialist competition and to serve the interest of its monopoly groups plundering our resources but Hollande seems to have been reluctant to intervene in the crisis initially but chose to assist the Malian military with financial and logistic supports. The question is, with the imminent collapse of the Malian military to the Islamists, should France then reject the intervention by invitation offer extended to it by the Malian government to help intervene? should France abstain from intervening in a country where its economic interests is at stake?

The war in Mali is primarily a direct consequence of state failure due to factors caused by Malians themselves. Economic interest, Western meddling and religion are secondary.

Chanchit: Let me wait and see if anybody would come and xplain what my first post means to you, if nobody xplains what I mean, then I would do it myself later.

Chanchit: Though I've not seen Iyaniwura, but I respect her, dts y I did not reply her. But I dnt knw u frm Adam, n if u can't make sense out of what I posted, then u must be really dumb. Hediot.!

Chanchit: Na wah o, with all the degree she still died @ 61, anyway my grandma(farmer) jst died @ 102 n burial tinz is loading.

gerald09: That's great news dat people are actually patronising NRS @ least with tyn it will normalise. Rome wasn't built in a day.

ceejay80s: must u quote the whole thing again,why una dey waste page

Zikdik: Most Pentecostal Christians have formed an habit of shaking their heads and other body parts vigorously while saying their prayers.
Is this act compulsory if the prayers are to be answered?Or,is it a sign that the "Christians-in-question" pray better and more effectively than others?