An academic doctor in the field of Accountancy and Finance.
A programmer with world bank safety net intervention in Nigeria.A social commentator.A child of God.
@masskeemz The blood of these innocent people will hunt all law makers supporting killers and jihadists for ransom and islamisation.
It shall not be well with them to the tenth generation.
Peace to all the matyrs of faith,you ran a good race to the finish line
@_dinomelaye Fight for the faith and preserve the kingdom heritage to generations unborn.
The killing of Christians can not stop till great guys like you become deliberate about it's stoppage.
This is a demonstration of true "people first leadership".Any leader that can't be criticized is a tyrant and will soon become unpopular.
Criticism is a feed back mechanism that gives a progressive expression to governance.Thank you YE to have heard our outcries.Times are hard , Denis has to come out.
Long life the people's governor
Long life Cross River State.
A Muslim told me,
“Jesus’ crucifixion never happened, and you cannot find any historical evidence outside Christianity to prove it.”
So I said,
“Okay, I don’t believe Muhammad existed. There is no historical evidence outside Islam that proves his existence.”
He immediately said,
“Hold on! Let me show you non-Islamic sources that prove Muhammad existed. Christian and Byzantine writers mentioned a prophet among the Arabs.”
I asked him,
“Do you actually believe those sources?”
He said,
“💯 Absolutely.”
I said,
“Okay, then let’s apply the same standard to Jesus. There are also historical sources outside Christianity that mention Jesus’ crucifixion.
Tacitus, a Roman historian who was certainly not a Christian, wrote that Jesus was executed under Pontius Pilate.
Josephus, a Jewish historian who was not a Christian either, also wrote about Jesus and his followers and referred to his execution.
So, do you believe these sources?”
He said,
“Errrmm… I don’t believe! Christians made those sources up, the Quran says Jesus wasn’t crucified, so I believe the Quran.”
And that’s where the double standard becomes obvious.
I said,
“By that same logic, I don’t believe Muhammad existed and Muslims made up the non-Islamic sources about Muhammad to convince people he existed.”
He said:
“I have something to stand on. The Quran is my proof that Jesus was not crucified.”
I said,
““I also have something to stand on, the Bible and the four Gospels, which were written long before the Quran by eyewitnesses and those who knew the eyewitnesses. The Bible clearly records that Jesus was crucified and rose again.”
Then came the response: “See, allah made it appear that way. The Bible has been corrupted over time.”
So I said:
“I don’t accept the Quran as a source that overrides the earlier testimony about Jesus, especially when Muhammad did not meet Jesus or His apostles. The Bible is sufficient evidence for my faith that Jesus was crucified and resurrected.
You cannot ask me to accept non-Christian historical sources when they support Muhammad’s existence, while rejecting non-Christian historical sources when they support Jesus’ crucifixion simply because the Quran says otherwise.
You’re applying one standard to Muhammad and another standard to Jesus.
That’s a double standard.”
Airport car parking error is not a fundamental issue that deserves the attention you are calling to https://t.co/JNoZVod20a guys have destroyed the system and it will tell on every one of you misleading Nigerians for selfish reasons.
Armies are dying, Jihadist from Sudan and other sahel are finding their way into Nigeria,none of you is talking about it.
Nigeria armies are dying day by day in the line of duty,none of you have thought it wise to question the government.Its very bad the way you guys are governing this country.
His grace the Arch Bishop must not keep quiet in the face of political misgovernance with the country being dragged backwards by both the jihadists agenda and political adamancy.
If speaking out against unfair system is the definition of political partisanship then,the Bishop and other clerics must speak out ceaselessly like Bishop Tutu of south Africa.
@NigeriaStories Not listening to the clergymen is an act of despicable move against Christianity in Nigeria.This is a very dangerous body movement if he dares that.