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@RepRileyMoore We don't trust our government, or better yet some individuals in it who may leak info to protect these terrorists ( allegedly)but I trust POTUS
When they made their stance against the man there now, did you think it was because they had one of their own running 😂😂😂, when SE rejected APC’ was the idea that the Igbos hates the country!.
We knew of the man in Aso rock and warned Nigerians about him in every means possible; but no !, the Igbos were called all sort of names and were told that they will be taught a lesson they will never forget 🥲.
The Igbo tribe that resisted Nigeria for 3years and survived the genocidal acts against them’ are who you are saying the table will change “hopefully” 🤣🤣🤣
Please, to the best of my knowledge; the Igbo tribe cares less of what you all do with this administration.
1. We warned and were attacked in every sense of it.
2. We campaigned for the man that was the right option amongst the candidates and was called Ipobs and tribalists(even Bigots).
3. We were told to not come out and vote cause they know we won’t vote for a disaster.
4. Igbos were asked to go back to their SE on the basis that we are the cancer of Nigeria….🥱🥱😂.
Now that they have taught us a lesson and told us to remit tears for 8 years, the fruits of the actions planted are now being spread across; then you and some people on here are wondering why the Igbos don’t want anything to do with your anguish.
Nigeria is happening to everyone and we do not want to be unpatriotic to our beloved country. How you all don’t want us to cry for 8 years again is beyond me 😇.
Leave the IGBOS and face your issue, or are the Igbos the chosen ones now that the chicken has started roosting 🤨.
Last I checked, the sentiment was that Igbos are next after Cows in their own country. Please go gather the Cows and the people that feels Nigeria is not working as it should for #NigeriaProtest
How ironic that Nigeria needs the tribe they hate for protest 🤣🤣🤣, let us enjoy Renewed Hope in peace; thank you.
@mary_dozie @MobilePunch Christianity can fight for itself, and she doesn't condone sexual abuse in any form, let's not hide under cloak of Christianity, rather single out any denomination that airs against humanity, the Law and God. he's lucky he isn't alive to face the law
@cacnigeria1 It's alarming that , that C.A.C system put in place is quick to collect money for applications but slow to respond to respond and resolve issues.
@cacnigeria1 pls what does it take for CAC to rectify the issue of not being able to submit an annual return filling, I have contacted help desk no response, am tired of giving excuses to my clients.
@atojackson99@ThejourneyofACL We can't ignore Hebrews 13:4, just to pander to people weakness, yes may struggle with lust and all forms of it, but doesn't make acceptable before God, we must accept our weakness and walk towards strength and perfection, which God expects from us all
@atojackson99@ThejourneyofACL Sin is sin, there's are exceptions to sin, the scripture made it clear "that the wages of sin is death". Hosea case, you quoted, God told him to marry a harlot, but he didn't have carnal knowledge of the harlot before marriage, pls let's quote scripture in the context written
5 important truths:
1. Life is short
2. Sin has consequences
3. Death is certain
4. Hell has no exits
5. Only Jesus saves
Romans 6:23 - “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”