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FAAN CLEARS BOLT TO RESUME AIRPORT OPERATIONS
FAAN has cleared Bolt to resume operations at its airports after weeks of controversy over e-hailing services and rising transport fares.
FAAN says its focus is passenger safety, accountability and better regulation, while passengers and drivers weigh in on affordability and competition.
Watch the full report by Arise News Correspondent, Eloho Otugo - Johnson @ElohoJohnsonn
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Give me a list of people that were disciplined, suspended, sent to the back sit or publicly shamed for fornicating in your church. If the women are 10, men is 0. If the women are 20, men is 2. Let's go.
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Whatever you do on this app,
resist the urge to post your partner to counter anything
Resist the urge to post your brother, sister, father, mother, daughter, son
Just leave miserable people alone
Posting your person is never a good counter argument, remember that!
Eloho Johnson retweeted
Did they hack his account or is he just finding out what his fellows are capable of?
Because...🤦🏽♀️
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Replying to @ElohoJohnsonn
Give it a few days, they'll be on the news for rape, drug related crime or fraud. Na their niche
Eloho Johnson retweeted
Mind you formication is a sin, is only for women. They always have a pass and special grace for brothers (men) 🤦🏽♀️
One of the reasons I stopped going to church was that I couldn’t reconcile the lifestyle I wanted to live with what the Bible taught.
The Bible has clear positions on premarital sex, modesty, drinking and several other things. I couldn’t imagine going to church every Sunday, reading my Bible and constantly feeling guilty because I knew I was living in ways that contradicted what I understood Christianity to teach.
What I find interesting tho is when “Christians” try to water down or reinterpret biblical teachings to make room for the very things those teachings condemn, picking and choosing parts of the Bible they like. The recent debate on the timeline about whether premarital sex is a sin is a good example. I find it quite funny, honestly.
One fundamental thing about Christianity that we always overlook is that nobody is perfect. Not even your pastor is perfect.
I have always understood the church to be like a hospital: people go there because they need healing, not because they are already healed.
We do not go to church because we are already perfect; we go because we are a work in progress.
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On picking and choosing, I believe everyone does it, whether they admit it or not. I do it.
There are Bible teachings that I embrace and there are some that I struggle with and cannot even reconcile with my values.
Like the Bible is patriarchal in several of its teachings and as a feminist, there are passages I cannot accept.
I am a Christian because I believe in Christ and my faith in Christ is not dependent on whether I agree with every single interpretation or teaching in the Bible. It is not even dependent on whether or not I am perfect.
One of the reasons I stopped going to church was that I couldn’t reconcile the lifestyle I wanted to live with what the Bible taught.
The Bible has clear positions on premarital sex, modesty, drinking and several other things. I couldn’t imagine going to church every Sunday, reading my Bible and constantly feeling guilty because I knew I was living in ways that contradicted what I understood Christianity to teach.
What I find interesting tho is when “Christians” try to water down or reinterpret biblical teachings to make room for the very things those teachings condemn, picking and choosing parts of the Bible they like. The recent debate on the timeline about whether premarital sex is a sin is a good example. I find it quite funny, honestly.
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Someone on Facebook said, “Black Friday is coming up and all I can afford is being black that Friday.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can’t do this anymore. I’ve been holding this in for a while, and I have to let it out now. 😞 I’ve finally come to my senses and realised that feminism is not for women.
Women are meant to serve and respect men. No matter what men do to us, we should respect them and not even speak about it especially on Twitter. I realise that I have been a bad woman. Now, I want to be a good woman and a submissive wife. 😞
You are only wanted by African women from countries with lazy men.
And that's cos you people are the next available men. Always available; even when you're married, you're available to other women. You are the only option they can settle for.
If these women have access to men from outside Africa, they won't even settle with you people.
Replying to @ElohoJohnsonn
Are they??? but if you go to word of mouth, literally just ask or search socials a lot of women say they want a Nigerian man.. even too many. All the Nigerian wedding talk 😂. who says they want Nigerian women?? 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 again good luck shein jacket.
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