Thursday, 17 December 2015
Wednesday, 16 December 2015
MY EXPERIENCE WITH A RETIRED SOLDIER WHO IS A DRIVER IN MY SCHOOL
I entered the bus that early morning for my lecture, as we headed to our destination, one guy started proclamation of the word of God, he preached and preached till we landed for our area .Immediately the d guy stepped out of the bus, the driver mentioned that the preacher should not mind paying for the transport fare, Omor i come de jealous oooooooo.
The next day, another guy was granted free T fare because he preached inside the bus. Then it happened on d day i no get any transport fare, I come humbled myself to preach in the bus,I carried my jotter where i summarized what i go preach oooo, i did what others has been doing but LUCK never run out of me but it disappeared totally,Immediately the bus stopped,
DRIVER:"pay ur money"
I: sir na me preached today".........thats what I can remember from that day to today
just recovering from my sick bed two days after the incident,
The next day, another guy was granted free T fare because he preached inside the bus. Then it happened on d day i no get any transport fare, I come humbled myself to preach in the bus,I carried my jotter where i summarized what i go preach oooo, i did what others has been doing but LUCK never run out of me but it disappeared totally,Immediately the bus stopped,
DRIVER:"pay ur money"
I: sir na me preached today".........thats what I can remember from that day to today
just recovering from my sick bed two days after the incident,
funny
A guy went to Alaba international market to buy something, and they
were all trying to drag him into their respective shops, asking him to
buy from them.
CUSTOMER: “I’d like to buy from someone that has integrity”
APPRENTICE: “My oga get integrity”.
He took him to his boss,and the guy said to his boss, he wants to buy from a shop that has integrity.
OGA: “I get integrity, which colour do you want because i have different colors”
Turning to his apprentice, he said “what’s integrity,”
APPRENTICE: “I don’t know oo”
OGA: (Turning to the customer) “I’m sorry we have sold the last one, maybe you should buy something else from us and use with the integrity”
The customer left angrily
CUSTOMER: “I’d like to buy from someone that has integrity”
APPRENTICE: “My oga get integrity”.
He took him to his boss,and the guy said to his boss, he wants to buy from a shop that has integrity.
OGA: “I get integrity, which colour do you want because i have different colors”
Turning to his apprentice, he said “what’s integrity,”
APPRENTICE: “I don’t know oo”
OGA: (Turning to the customer) “I’m sorry we have sold the last one, maybe you should buy something else from us and use with the integrity”
The customer left angrily
Sunday, 6 December 2015
BIAFRA: Uwazuruike renames MASSOB
By Chidi Nkwopara, OWERRI.
The leader of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, has in a surprise move, announced a new name, Biafra Independent Movement, BIM, for the group.
Chief Uwazuruike, made the announcement Sunday while addressing the press in Owerri, also said that he was irked by the bad corporate image some dissidents of MASSOB, was attracting to the group.
“The change in name became absolutely necessary because of the sad introduction of violence by the disgruntled dissidents and this is at variance with the non-violence stance of MASSOB over the years”, Uwazuruike said.
He said that real loyalists of MASSOB feel ashamed to be associated with violence, promising that they will restructure MASSOB to make it the youth wing of the Biafra Independent Movement.
While saying that there is vicarious liability in civil law, Chief Uwazuruike equally recalled how he recruited Nnamdi Kanu in 1989, to head Radio Biafra.
“I recruited Nnamdi Kanu in 1989, when I established Radio Biafra and appointed him the director of the establishment. He started preaching hatred and brainwashing the youths. MASSOB sacked him”, Uwazuruike recalled.
The leader of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, has in a surprise move, announced a new name, Biafra Independent Movement, BIM, for the group.
Chief Uwazuruike, made the announcement Sunday while addressing the press in Owerri, also said that he was irked by the bad corporate image some dissidents of MASSOB, was attracting to the group.
“The change in name became absolutely necessary because of the sad introduction of violence by the disgruntled dissidents and this is at variance with the non-violence stance of MASSOB over the years”, Uwazuruike said.
He said that real loyalists of MASSOB feel ashamed to be associated with violence, promising that they will restructure MASSOB to make it the youth wing of the Biafra Independent Movement.
While saying that there is vicarious liability in civil law, Chief Uwazuruike equally recalled how he recruited Nnamdi Kanu in 1989, to head Radio Biafra.
“I recruited Nnamdi Kanu in 1989, when I established Radio Biafra and appointed him the director of the establishment. He started preaching hatred and brainwashing the youths. MASSOB sacked him”, Uwazuruike recalled.
Friday, 27 November 2015
POPE REALLY CAUGHT IN THE ACT, WORLD COMING TO AN END
At his first meeting on the second day of his visit to Africa, Francis met with leaders of other Christian denominations and other faiths, driving home the fact that the name of God “must never be used to justify hatred and violence”. Interreligious dialogue “is not a luxury” it is “essential”, he explained
Andrea Tornielli In Nairobi “The God whom we seek to serve is a God of peace. His holy Name must never be used to justify hatred and violence.” Pope Francis said this this morning at his meeting with leaders of Christian Churches and of other religions in the Apostolic Nunciature in Nairobi: Evangelical Christians, Methodists, Pentecostals and members of the African Inland Church sat beside leaders of the traditional religion of Animism and the Muslim faith. It was a chance for the Pope to stress his condemnation of God’s name being used as a pretext for terrorist acts.“I know that the barbarous attacks on Westgate Mall, Garissa University College and Mandera,” Francis said recalling the three horrific attacks that bloodied the country over the past three years, “are fresh in your minds. All too often, young people are being radicalized in the name of religion to sow discord and fear, and to tear at the very fabric of our societies. How important it is that we be seen as prophets of peace, peacemakers who invite others to live in peace, harmony and mutual respect! May the Almighty touch the hearts of those who engage in this violence, and grant his peace to our families and communities.”
“It is my hope,” the Pope explained, “that our time together may be a sign of the Church’s esteem for the followers of all religions; may it strengthen the bonds of friendship which we already enjoy. “
“To be honest,” he added, “this relationship is challenging; it makes demands of us. Yet ecumenical and interreligious dialogue is not a luxury. It is not something extra or optional, but essential, something which our world, wounded by conflict and division, increasingly needs. Indeed, religious beliefs and practice condition who we are and how we understand the world around us. They are for us a source of enlightenment, wisdom and solidarity, and thus enrich the societies in which we live. By caring for the spiritual growth of our communities, by forming minds and hearts in the truths and values taught by our religious traditions, we become a blessing to the communities in which our people live. In democratic and pluralistic societies like Kenya, cooperation between religious leaders and communities becomes an important service to the common good.”
In this light, he concluded, “we see ever more clearly the need for interreligious understanding, friendship and collaboration in defending the God-given dignity of individuals and peoples, and their right to live in freedom and happiness. By upholding respect for that dignity and those rights, the religions play an essential role in forming consciences, instilling in the young the profound spiritual values of our respective traditions, and training good citizens, capable of infusing civil society with honesty, integrity and a world view which values the human person over power and material gain.”
Monday, 23 November 2015
1-year-old boy bites poisonous snake to death
A mother was shocked to find her 1-year-old son playing in the
backyard of their home with a poisonous snake in his mouth in Brazil.
Jaine Ferreira from Mostardas, has said that her 17-month-old son Lorenzo, was playing in the backyard when she stopped hearing his giggles and decided to go check on him.
She stepped outside and was horrified to find a snake wiggling in her son’s mouth so she quickly carried him to the hospital thinking he must have suffered a snake bite.
Doctors who examined the child, could not find any injury or poisoning symptoms and concluded that the boy was in good health.
Doctors determined that baby Lorenzo bit the poisonous snake and refused to let go till it died.
The child had blood in his mouth and hands, and acted as if the snake was a toy so Doctors had to force open the child’s mouth and hands inodded to remove the snake.
The snake has been identified to be an Amazonian viper.
Jaine Ferreira from Mostardas, has said that her 17-month-old son Lorenzo, was playing in the backyard when she stopped hearing his giggles and decided to go check on him.
She stepped outside and was horrified to find a snake wiggling in her son’s mouth so she quickly carried him to the hospital thinking he must have suffered a snake bite.
Doctors who examined the child, could not find any injury or poisoning symptoms and concluded that the boy was in good health.
Doctors determined that baby Lorenzo bit the poisonous snake and refused to let go till it died.
The child had blood in his mouth and hands, and acted as if the snake was a toy so Doctors had to force open the child’s mouth and hands inodded to remove the snake.
The snake has been identified to be an Amazonian viper.
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