₦airaland Forum

kingbee90:
Any negative news about the church always makes it to the front page but of you write about the nasty things going on in mosques, the thread will be deleted.

Watch how Tinubu’s Agbadorians will start singing copper Raye's praises for speaking against the church but they were calling for her head when she made the "smelling Lagos" comment.

Kai, una sef. Is it absolutely necessary for you to drag politics into virtually every conversation or discourse we have here? It's one significant issue that frequently besets many of you, who seem to follow the crowd -Your tendency to uphold a rather inflexible standpoint with your ideas and beliefs. By nature, humans should exhibit a variety of diverse and wide-ranging thoughts and perspectives, fostering flexibility and adaptability. However, the moment all of you latch onto a particular belief or notion, it becomes increasingly challenging for you to consider or even entertain alternative viewpoints or opinions. Tell me, what exactly is the connection between this topic presently made by madam Corper and a completely different subject, like agbado or "smelling Lagos" ?

RemoveKebab:
the reason I use cars is because they caused more deaths than gun annually

Bros, let's just stop here, Okay? There are certain things that are not suitable for comparison. Gun? Haba.

RemoveKebab:
yes they are designed to kill but but what are you killing ?

Something that is a threat to your life or preventing the threat from happening once they know you have a gun.

Knives, Hammer, machetes, too are used to kill but should we ban them?
Their use are even more inhumane compared to gun.

See, I wrote STRICTLY there. Are cars, hammers, knives or even machetes designed STRICTLY to kill? Legalise the use of guns in Nigeria and realise how flawed your analogy is. You even used cars to do your "motivational speech"? Lol, Cars? Haba bros!

RemoveKebab:
it's not the gun that kills it is who is behind the trigger

You can't ban cars because it kills it is who is behind the wheels that should be held responsible

I don't support this anology. Are cars weapons designed strictly to kill like guns?

jojo1415:
I don't really understand why bad girls get/marry good guys....while the good girls r passing through domestic violence up and down in Nigeria

It often appears to be the nature of how events unfold, not just within Nigeria but across the entire globe.

Lapinski:
If the leader did so, their leader is right… Those things you call simple things to learn are actually limitations if you look deeper into them.

What? That's the idiology of Boko haram. Are you trying to say them Boko Haram boys are right? Or what do you mean bro?

Apcshit:
There was hardly any killing before APC

Okay, you must be a 10-year-old kid holding your mom's phone thinking this one is all about "content creation". I won't trade words with you.

Apcshit:
They voted APC during the last election. RIP to the dead though

Dead conscience. How are you sure they did? And what if they did? Did killings in Nigeria start with the APC? Sad how politics have turned Nigerians into wild beings without conscience.

Tolupage:
Alia is well on track from social, economic and development perspective.

His major flaw is the handling of security in the state and I think so far he hasn't dragged his faith through the mud.

You have articulated your thoughts quite effectively on the matter. It's important to acknowledge that everyone has their shortcomings, and that includes him, as no individual can claim perfection. Unknown to many, particularly during times predating the widespread use of the internet, the persistent issue of insecurity has been a long-standing problem in Benue, stretching back for generations before most of us even existed. Over the years, this situation has progressively worsened, for it seems to intensify with the passage of time. Alia has shown commendable effort in addressing these challenges, and while it remains to be seen if he can achieve the monumental task of overcoming this deep-seated insecurity, it would truly be nothing short of a miracle if, against all odds, he were to manage it, especially at the accelerated pace some people expect him to.

Mamaafrik1:
Sincerely,the father has made orthom look like a better achiever.



He need to leave party dictated and act boldly,he needs to setup great colony of seasoned technocrats and he needs to replace his state security design ,orientation and appartus.
He is seriously underperforming like my eleleyi trophy beer governor in ogun state.

. You're commenting from afar, you're reading stuff from social media. Come closer and see. There's no truth in what you wrote bro. There's no past governor over 24 years who has outperformed Alia in just these 2 years of his governance. And please, in whatever you do, do not mention Ortom's name. He's the worst man in the history of Benue state.

Fasindo:





Yes Fr.


The Governor's spokesman said fr. Alia is doing a lot of project and constructing a lot of roads across the state but couldn't name any of the projects or road being constructed instead he left and jumped into that salaries are being paid on time, is he not supposed to pay salaries before??

Even the welfare packages he mentioned, he couldn't outline what the welfare package is, and to those he is paying the welfare packages to.

Seems like Benue is cursed with bad Governors, Tiv should give Idoma or Igede chance to see what they will bring to the table

But I wonder why the elites in Benue so much hate the man, from Akume to this APGA guy.

No man is perfect , but I dare say, we have not seen a governor as good as this in decades. Ever wonder why elite politicians are against him? Then, most times , the judges of Benue 's government 's performance are always from people outside the state. It's how they were praising the immediate past governor , who was clearly the worst thing to befall Benue state in history , but are now condemning this hardworking man. Anyways, let's see the outcome of the next election, If Fr Alia wins (which I'm highly optimistic he would genuinely win), you will start hearing things from people outside the state like "Benue people are cursed" blah blah blah. We know what's happening here bro. Yes, other tribes deserve a chance, I'm not Tiv , but this one is different, He's not after grabbing huge amounts and just sharing as usual, while doing nothing, or pocketing all for himself - a trademark of his predecessor. That's why they dislike him.

GboyegaD:
There's a Twitter link in the post that I think should direct you to the video.

Okay, I didn't notice the link here earlier, I even searched but couldn't find it. It's why I was surprised when you said you watched it...seen it now.

brain54:
The number of churches on my street alone...


is up to 50k.


Half of the number there. (Some people will still not understand that I am exaggerating and will quote me)


I guess the 100k churches I'm seeing there are registered churches.


Churches spring up every day at all nooks and crannies!

Exactly, the caption should have read " registered Churches", because even today like this, uncountable new churches don open.

GanagiBeetrus:
That's the right & ideal thing to do. But he probably would have thought twice if the church then, was as big as it is now.

But I can't condemn those who hand over to family members, because if I am in their shoes, I may not hand over a lifetime investment I have sweated to build to a non-family member.

Although there may be circumstances that will compel you to hand over to a non-family member.

Omoh, the thing don become investment openly. They no longer hide it again?

essentialone1:
Will Adeboye also do the same?

No, because he need more 16 Characters.

Hahahaha, your second line got me laughing my a*** out. See what this 40 characters thing is causing Nlanders to do? Lol.

headbasher96:
You can only see The most controversial topics about the christian faith from Nigerian men of GOD.
It make me think about the western pastors and men of GOD when will they experience the kind of things Nigerian men of GOD experience or maybe their congregants are not gullible enough to believe that kind of stories.

They did worse years back in America , where this "modern" form of Christianity started.

GboyegaD:
Both of them go dey alright. Never knew some grown men can be desperate. I didn't watch the video, just commented based on the story.

You didn't watch it, I can't see any video o.

franchasng:
Oh my goodness, this is heartbreaking, oh black Africa


Many of them have already died, these are just a few lucky ones with gloomy future still, take a look at the helpless child

Seeing that child broke my heart. What ran through the mother's mind to make her think of such an action? How would that child even be fed?

jogojogo:
Na wa o
Nothing person go do for this Country wey people no go complain.

E dey very hard to be leader for this country but many people no know. Dash me that position for free, I no go collect.

femi4:
The lyrics not the sound or title..." I feel like I am flying over the moon"

Hmm, Okay.... That's all I wanted to type. This 40 character rule makes no sense. Some of us are introverted even in writing.

femi4:
Dr sid with the original...good one from Mavins n tiwa savage...this was on fp last week though

Doesn't sound anything like Doctor Sid's version. Plus Dr Sid wasn't the first to come up with that title bro, and yes, it's the second time I'm seeing this post here.

All of these and one extra lie that says India defeated Nigeria 99-1. My friend who graduated around 2010 still believes this.

Wow, Nigerians can be very funny. Isn't this the same El Rufai that was being labelled a sponsor of terrorism during PMB's regime? Isn't he the same person they said was the cause of chaos in Kaduna, which has been relatively peaceful since he left seat?- I know this because I just left Kaduna and I can assure you that everywhere is calm and cool. Now I see the same set of people hailing the same man they labelled evil. What politics and politicians cannot do to the brains of the average Nigerian crowd does not exist. We are not serious in this country at all. What a shame.

I swear, I opened this particular story, then the related stories I'm seeing beneath all seemed like déjà vu. Like I've opened this page and read this news before. Though I know this incident happened only recently.

GloriousGbola:
This fake stunt is still ongoing?

i hope no one is fooled by this

in this day and age and there are no pictures of the guys mangled corpse - in this niogeria? no actual pictures of his burial

nonsense and clout farming

I don't know the guy, but are you sure it's a stunt? People said the same about the other actor - Junior Pope, whom I didn't know then too, but it turned out to be true.

Regardless of your age or life experiences, if you find yourself involved in cultism, I perceive your actions as indicative of immaturity and think of you as someone who hasn't yet reached the level of maturity and wisdom expected from adults.

armyofone:
True, but the entitlement of Nigerian people ' very real!

Yeah, true, but this particular case, it seems as though the OP's actions are purposefully crafted to irritate or annoy someone.

isyourboy:
I’m not the begging type as I have a lot of things going on for myself. My sister joined her husband in Canada last year courtesy of her husband. Outside of the little 50k, 100k there that this man used to send to me (I don’t know how much he gives my parent — In law, by the way ), he’s never thought of establishing me in business or find a way for me to join my sister in Canada.

Even most times you have to remind him before he send the pittance he sent to me. Last week, I told him to find a way for me to join my sister in Canada, and he said he’s still paying for the debt he took for my sister to join him and he want to send her to school also. Meanwhile I didn’t know this. Okay then I can wait. After then I told him to find me a bulk sum so I can start some business. He asked how much and I said 5M naira would be enough, he cut the phone, called him back and send him msg on WhatsApp which he read and didn’t reply. I called my sister and told her what her husband did and she said she will talk to him.

You have been in Canada for a while and little things to give back to the family is difficult for you? Not his fault

There's no way this story is real. The OP might very well be the sort of individual who derives immense pleasure from the interaction and engagement generated by people who flock to comment on the topic he has put forth, which, by the way, he has achieved his purpose.

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Rapwiz:
Abeg how una dey spell that name? I no wan use Google

Na Aliko.