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Honest question: why always a CCI pastor at the crime scene?
Hi pastey @pst_iren what are you teaching your boys? Do you endorse comments like this? Is this sort of thinking endorsed in your church? Why always them?
Every damn time!
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Once its religious talks, you people will all of a sudden become the good ones.
You are no concerned about the goodness of the world but for the goodness of your buildings.
There are children in zamfara mining lead, dying in the numbers- are you speaking to them. Hope you know we have Christians whose investment are in that mine.
It’s hypocrisy to think Christianity is somehow a religion of peace. The country whose motto is GOd bless America has been responsible for over 37 million deaths in 223 years conducting 469 military operations but Islam is your problem
The nation that claims they are Gods children have actively funded terrorism and organization like Hamas, via Qatar but it’s Islam that is your problem
Then we have the genocide.
See eh, it’s out of God’s mercy that he has not consumed all of us hypocrites who call the name of God only when it’s convenient.
There have been so many cases of Muslims dying to terror but it’s not terrro until a church is bombed
Hypocrites. That’s what we all are.
May God forgive us all.
Sit down and reflect and be honest with yourself if you are really serving God or just looking for converts.
You can speak English today because Christians came to Africa with guns and a lorry load of oppression
Tolerance was not in the books.
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No rage bait me x 100
I always suspected that all the activism and paparazzi Mr Macaroni was doing in Nigeria was eventually going to serve his personal interests. Now he’s abroad, graduating from a university in London.
What happened to graduating from one of the universities here in Nigeria? Why not stay back and complete your education here?
This is what I find questionable about some of these people. They claim they are fighting for Nigerians, fighting for a better country and demanding that things work, but when it comes to their own lives, they want a completely different arrangement.
So all that noise about fighting for Nigeria, what was it really about? Why rush abroad to graduate when you could have done the same here?
At some point, Nigerians need to ask questions. Is the struggle genuinely about making the country better, or is everyone simply looking out for their own interests?
Mr Macaroni, people are watching
Take it or leave it.
“His mediocrity appeals to your IQ level” if you were Idris, will you accept to debate??
@IdrisZekeriJnr, make your fans proud. 😂 Let's debate our candidates' policies, even if it's 10 a.m. All I ask is that, if you lose, you publicly apologise to Nigerian youths for misleading them with your social media rhetoric. Let's put the facts to the test.
It’s the audacity to use the words “Malicious” and “Evil” after that your silly tweet. You are a clown!! 🤡
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If this brudda was black, the UK media would have finished him a long time ago 🤣
🚨 Jack Grealish spent two consecutive nights drinking and partying just days before being axed from Everton’s squad over a disciplinary issue! 😬
The 31-year-old, who earns £300,000 per week, enjoyed two nights out on October 19 and 20.
On Monday night, Grealish attended the Pride of Britain Awards in London before heading to a karaoke bar, where he stayed until the early hours of the morning.
He then returned to the North West, attended Everton training on Tuesday and went out again that evening.
This time, Grealish was spotted drinking at The Mucky Pup pub in Wilmslow alongside Everton teammates Jordan Pickford and Tyler Dibling, as well as former Manchester City teammate Kyle Walker.
The group watched PSG vs Barcelona in a private room, with witnesses describing plenty of drinks being consumed.
Just days later, Grealish was left out of Everton’s Carabao Cup victory against Newcastle, with manager David Moyes confirming:
🗣️ “The club made the decision and I support it.”
[The Sun]
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This is so infuriating. People like that is why there will always be diaspora wars between Africans and Black Americans…. This is a time to COME TOGETHER and support each other but yall choose to do this……
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We couldn't break the news of my dad's passing to his mother for years, being her first and the favorite. Whenever she asked we'll simply say "ọkọ̀ yín wa sugbon wọn travel lọ ìlú ọba". We were shocked one morning when she suddenly said "gbogbo nkan ti ẹ ń bọ̀ ni mo ti ri o" and that was it.
For 3 days she refused to eat or drink. We begged, cried and read Al Quran to her, we called on Imams to appeal to her. She refused. Ìyá Ìbejì passed on the third day. 😭
I've learnt my lesson on this issue. If it's for God's to take them after learning about the passing of their son, so be it. The guilt of withholding the info from her almost ruined me.
May the Almighty grant all our grannies mercy in paradise
She raised my father
When my father dïêd a couple of years ago, I couldn't inform her
"Deji, daddy e nko" (Deji, how is your dad?"
" Alafia ni daddy mi wa" (He's fine)
"So fun ko wa rimi o" (Tell your dad to come and see me)
" Yes, ma"
That was our routine conversation
How will I break the demise of the one she backed and raised to her without preparing for her dêæth as well?
Now that you're gone, I'm glad that you slept with the assurance that your omo meji (the twins) are alive
Rest on till the resurrection morning, Iya Olobi
