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[Oluseun]

Before calling me a freak, more couples meet at the Christ embassy than anywhere else, they even congregate on Thursdays @ 19:10pm in London, Ossory Road, to give relationship advice. I no now

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Oluseun

From experience. you meet alot of girls at the church, so when they go on the alter you can have your pick, also females at the church are kinder. God bless am

so you be church boy? olu are you truly born again?

[Oluseun]

Originally Posted by Sokotocaliphate

so you be church boy? olu are you truly born again?

Don't let my parents no now, you wan cause all kinds of wahala?

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Oluseun

Don't let my parents no now, you wan cause all kinds of wahala?

aren't your parents christian also?....or do they observe another kind faith?

Olu, sincerely speaking...are you saved for Jesus Christ or are you saved for extra toto??

you no speak like born again... shebi you be first class hypocrite? .....born again for church only....sinner extraordinaire for world....hmmm

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Oluseun

Before calling me a freak, more couples meet at the Christ embassy than anywhere else, they even congregate on Thursdays @ 19:10pm in London, Ossory Road, to give relationship advice. I no now

...so now I know where to find you to dash you that conk I dey owe u tey

[Arinze]

Dennis Dennis make you hear word ooo, I no fit shout for una today

To Sokoto's question kolomentality most likely for the over the top ones, but to be honest Christianity in Nigeria and Africa in general is not the Vatican sanction one Black people have to put their own spin on things

[Oluseun]

Sokoti you sound like my aunt, auntie Abeni is dat u? (God No) I'm anticipating my aunt to walk into my room and start shouting in tonguse, there is nothing scarier than a bible thumping relative

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Oluseun

Sokoti you sound like my aunt, auntie Abeni is dat u? (God No) I'm anticipating my aunt to walk into my room and start shouting in tonguse, there is nothing scarier than a bible thumping relative

Olu so you no listen to me when I don tell una read your books instead you open laptop


have no fear I no be am....na play play thing

you no say I wan inspect these "single" meetings...mek I see who God has ordained for me too abi

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Arinze

Dennis Dennis make you hear word ooo, I no fit shout for una today

To Sokoto's question kolomentality most likely for the over the top ones, but to be honest Christianity in Nigeria and Africa in general is not the Vatican sanction one Black people have to put their own spin on things

lol I suppose you have a point there...but to be honest I guess the way I rationalize this whole issue is like this.....

...in that region now known as Nigeria we have over 200 ethnic groups with over 200 forms of spirituality...so you mean to tell me that all our god(s) were wrong/redundant?? so how comes it basically took an outsider to come show us the way....why should we accept that their own is the "one true God"...?

Why didn't this "one true God" manifest himself to all of us...and not just a select elite who later even exploited the ones they sent "the good news" too

[Sokotocaliphate]

Oh and Arinze I remember once when you told me that the Igbo belief/spirituality was a little similar to Christianity hence it made it easier for them to accept Christianity compared with other groups....

my question now is...

if Igbo spirituality was indeed similar then why did some of them have to replace it with Christianity in fact why even bother supplementing....

if it was the other way around and it was the Igbo's spreading this pretty similar faith to the Euros I'm sure they'll just rebuff them and tell them ....we already have a similar faith so you needn't bother .....

[Arinze]

It depends on the group in some cases,like Igbo people for example the religions had so many similarities that they were like okay taking Christianity up is not that big of a deal

On the other hand it was economical, when the missionaries came those who learned Christianity were able to go to the missionary schools and ultimately get a good job in Colonial Nigeria. If it comes down to eating you go learn bible quick

There are other reasons as well but those first two are the main two.

[Oluseun]

Originally Posted by Sokotocaliphate

Olu so you no listen to me when I don tell una read your books instead you open laptop


have no fear I no be am....na play play thing

you no say I wan inspect these "single" meetings...mek I see who God has ordained for me too abi

U dey go to church every week abi? Or u wan cum to our church for relationship advice? It's thursdays u are welcome to bring friends :p :p

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Oluseun

U dey go to church every week abi? Or u wan cum to our church for relationship advice? It's thursdays u are welcome to bring friends :p :p

bomboy I no dey carry eight year olds to befriend so how I go hook you up na

[Oluseun]

Originally Posted by Arinze

It depends on the group in some cases,like Igbo people for example the religions had so many similarities that they were like okay taking Christianity up is not that big of a deal

On the other hand it was economical, when the missionaries came those who learned Christianity were able to go to the missionary schools and ultimately get a good job in Colonial Nigeria. If it comes down to eating you go learn bible quick

There are other reasons as well but those first two are the main two.

Did Chukwu die on the cross 4 Igbo pipo sin? Tell me now my precious wife

[Oluseun]

Originally Posted by Sokotocaliphate

bomboy I no dey carry eight year olds to befriend so how I go hook you up na

Kini big deal

[DennisRodman817]

papa seun nibo ni arinze wa

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Oluseun

Kini big deal

na me you dey run come mek I find you wife or na God wey suppose provide am before?

my age mates reach to be your aunty na.... abi mek I carry 4 year olds to kon eye you

[Oluseun]

Olori Soko u too much ooo, just bring am, drop am at the gates of Christ Embassy (Make sure its legal age), a beggar can't choose

[Sokotocaliphate]

Originally Posted by Oluseun

Olori Soko u too much ooo, just bring am, drop am at the gates of Christ Embassy (Make sure its legal age), a beggar can't choose

I thought it was God that chooses for the beggar

[Arinze]

Amaechi identifies causes of Boko Haram
By Gbenga Omokhunu and Adesoji Adeniyi, Osogbo


Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State at the weekend attributed the cause of the Boko Haram sect to lack of education.
Amaechi said about 80 per cent of certain children in the North did not learn some essential things at the appropriate time.
The governor spoke at the flag- off ceremony of the 2011 capacity building workshop held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The ceremony was for basic education teachers and education managers organised by the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) in collaboration with State Universal Basic Education Board, Ameachi said the militants in the Niger Delta who “constituted problem in the society” also lack proper education.

The governor, who regretted the activities of the Boko Haram sect, advised the Federal Government to give priority to education sector.
Amaechi, who was represented by Deputy Governor Tele Ikuru, said: “The Boko Haram problem we have in the North today, if you ask me, I can confidently tell you that 80 per cent is attributed to the fact that certain children did not learn certain things when they were supposed to learn. And where does that take us to? It simply means that the greatest assets that we have and which we should pay greatest attention to are teachers at the UBEC.

“The teachers, when their faces are down this nation will be down, when their faces are up this nation will be up. One of the few things the government of Amaechi did when he assumed power in Rivers State was to ask why we had militants among us. In the course of the analysis, part of the things that came up was that there were some children who were suppose to be in school or who were purportedly in school at a certain time in the cause of our history but somehow they did not learn what they were suppose to learn.
“They did not go to school the way they were supposed to and some cases never ever had the opportunity to go to school. Now those were the same set of people who grew up between 1985 and 1995, specifically those were the same set of people who by 2005 constituted problems in the society.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/201...oko-haram.html

What do you guys think about Gov Amaechi statement