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Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by emmabest2000(m): 8:15am On Sep 24, 2014 |
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Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Lovine: 8:20am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Have you been to Borno before, Mr. Journalist? |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by authority2006(m): 8:31am On Sep 24, 2014 |
yorke1: Touch not my anointed and do my prophet no hurt. Enough said!This is one the fundamentalists he was talking about. "Anointed" my a$$. |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Kabiyesy: 8:54am On Sep 24, 2014 |
God have mercy upon the Church & TBJ. Whatever a man sows he will reap. Pls journalist, don't join d politicians in deceiving us. God bless Nigeria. |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Nobody: 9:06am On Sep 24, 2014 |
mcro1: Bro, I envy you that have escaped this country. This country has gone to the dogs oo. One by one, our God will reveal them all!! 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Nobody: 9:20am On Sep 24, 2014 |
yorke1: Touch not my anointed and do my prophet no hurt. Enough said! and how are we even sure this man is a prophet of God? |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by crown777(m): 9:21am On Sep 24, 2014 |
PerfectFortune: Nicolas Ibekwe has finally found a way to get public attention and become popular and it seems to be working for him already. Shame on you and people that likes your dumb statement. Dis is Nigeria let us make it right. We are talking about innocent souls. May their souls rest in perfect peace. 3 Likes |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by amobii: 9:36am On Sep 24, 2014 |
PerfectFortune: Nicolas Ibekwe has finally found a way to get public attention and become popular and it seems to be working for him already. Ogbeni, stop giving lies, BBC is sponsored by tax payers fund, they do not collect any bride or image laundering, every house that got tv in uk, pay tv licence of £12.20 every month plus the budget from central government, that is why BBC do not run advert on the tv, sky and CNN runs advert that is where the fund comes from. they also got Ofcom who monitor their activities. Nigeria journalism need to do more and stop patronizing the rich or politicians, in other countries like UK or US people fear press more than any thing, but here as long as you can buy your way with money no problem, no secret investigation journalism. 2 Likes |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Geeman74(m): 9:40am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Thumbs up bro. We need more people like you to turn this country around. I salute your courage. 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by moyin2009: 9:41am On Sep 24, 2014 |
GOD bless you richly and more exploits. 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by MarieSucre(f): 9:46am On Sep 24, 2014 |
PerfectFortune: Nicolas Ibekwe has finally found a way to get public attention and become popular and it seems to be working for him already.My dear, even if the angels collect bribe to launder heavens image. What is wrong is wrong. koba haka ba? 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by ogbonnajude507: 9:49am On Sep 24, 2014 |
i am not a religious fanatic or am supporter of men of GOD,I do not believe in the dogma of most men of GOD,I AM NOT ENSLAVED BY ANY PASTOR to pay tithe nor offering.pastors live in mansions,own sky scrappers,jets while 90% of their members live in slum.i only believe in d son of GOD JESUS CHRIST WHO DIED ON THE CROSS.I HOPE TO DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN DUTY CALLS.mr reporter i dont know the authenticity of your report but whatever be the case what is what doing is what doing well.do not slander peoples image in the name of becoming famous,do not lie just to get attention report what is right and posterity will remember.THE SYNAGOGUE CHURCH OF GOD OWES THOSE THAT WERE LOST IN THAT ILL FATED BUILDING A WHOLE LOT.THANKS |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by simplynola(m): 10:06am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Mr Journalist there is no reward for that in heaven. Whether you write these to get national honours doesn't guarantee you a place in heaven. Be born again thats the rule. Am sure if your wife or son accidentally kills someone, you will try your best to stop them from going to jail. In Bill Gate's words.....Life is unfair. I hope Jonalist....sorry i mean Jonathan is reading this. MON for the man pls 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by NuellaJ(f): 10:29am On Sep 24, 2014 |
georgecso: Pastors are not infallibleOf cos they not infallible cos they humans. But it's annoying when any of them falls and his sheepish 'consciencewashed' (pardon my grammer) fanatics expect me to applaude or worship him for that. Nonsense and ingredients. 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 10:31am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Tallesty1: Nigeria is one of the places where good is frowned on and evil celebrated. I can still remember how this young man was attacked and called all sorts of names the first day his audio was posted here. If you want proof that Nigeria is sick, this article is it In a sane society, nobody needs to explain why he is blowing the whistle on crime - bribery It is even a crime NOT to report it In Nigeria, IT IS A CRIME TO REPORT A CRIME Anybody who faults this journalist needs to go to God to order a brand new conscience 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 10:35am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Lovine: Have you been to Borno before, Mr. Journalist?Will he post himself there? And did you go to Synagogue? Did you try to help rescue the people that were trapped? Did you prevail on the church members to allow emergency workers to allow access to the building to rescue people? 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 10:39am On Sep 24, 2014 |
simplynola: Mr Journalist there is no reward for that in heaven. Whether you write these to get national honours doesn't guarantee you a place in heaven. Be born again thats the rule. Am sure[b] if your wife or son accidentally kills someone[/b], you will try your best to stop them from going to jail. In Bill Gate's words.....Life is unfair. I hope Jonalist....sorry i mean Jonathan is reading this. MON for the man plsBut he will not stop people from rushing that person to the hospital if it was truly accidental I hope that you realise that 1. LASEMA staff were not allowed access to the place to carry out rescue operation. Is that normal or accidental? 2. Innocent Nigerians are being attacked in South Africa because of this matter (you too would not post this if the people attacked in SA include your wife or son) 3. Covering up crime can haunt us in the future? |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 10:43am On Sep 24, 2014 |
ogbonnajude507: do not slander peoples image in the name of becoming famous,do not lie just to get attention report what is right and posterity will remember.THE SYNAGOGUE CHURCH OF GOD OWES THOSE THAT WERE LOST IN THAT ILL FATED BUILDING A WHOLE LOT.THANKSEvery day, journalists run the risk of being sued for defamation (libel or slander) He really does not need to be reminded Why do you think he is seeking attention? Isn't there a possibility that he just wants to report the truth as they drum into our ears from childhood? Or have the moral instructions in Nigerian homes changed? 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Georgry(m): 10:48am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Na so jor they contest is too long cnt finish it |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 10:49am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Oduduwaboy:Forget it! I am a muslim! There is nothing like touch not my anointed in Islam We are enjoined to speak the TRUTH even if it is against ourselves The only restriction is that you must be sure - don't accuse based on suspicion I have on NL condemned the murderous gangs - ISIS, Boko Haram, Al Qaeda - as bloodthirsty and insane killers My conscience cannot permit anything different Note that because of this incident Nigerians are being attacked in South Africa The matter has gone beyond religion |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 10:58am On Sep 24, 2014 |
jigabanty: Until you listen with an unbiased mind and also carefully to this audio, you won't get the message. T.B Joshua did not bribe the journalists. Don't forget he is a cheerful giver, he gives freely and on any slight occasion that warrants it. He gives stipends to people that visit on official purposes. I have also carefully listened to the audio. It is clear that he is as usual giving as he always gives people money, food and free gifts. Even the injured South Africans each were given R2000 on flying back home, was that also bribery? If you were a public figure and journalists came to your office for questioning or interview or whatever, its normal and polite for you to give them transport allowance now, not even when you are a philanthropist.1. Every responsible private sector organisation prohibits gifts or imposes a limit on them. Some will never allow money to be given 2. I have dealt with journalists before, please don't try and misinform us on what we know. Nigerian journalists are not well paid, but reporting on a matter like this is different from commenting on whether a bank's ATM breaks down frequently. 3. As for giving, there is a time for everything. When a policeman stops my car and he finds that my papers have issues, I cannot be giving him a gift at that point But when same policeman on his way home spends some time to resolve a traffic gridlock or he stands in the rain to ensure traffic moves freely, money given to hm then is a gift Mr Ibekwe says that they were asked "what are you going to write?" But you heard something different Please can you provide a transcript 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 11:07am On Sep 24, 2014 |
crackhouse: Bros eh, abeg make i ask u this kwesion. If the money in the brown envelop were between 500k-1m, wouldn't u have collected it? Another kwesion is, Haven't u collected brown envelop in the past for at least once since u started ur career as a journalist?. Answer plsLet me ask you too Is there an amount that would be paid to you to keep quiet over the murder of your beloved child? Or to ignore the r..a...p....e of your niece? And do you intend to continue with all your sins/faults till you enter your grave? What is your view about covering up the negligent cause of death of 100 people and covering up poor customer service at a bank branch 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by simplynola(m): 11:12am On Sep 24, 2014 |
BetaThings: I understand but my point is that sometimes you need to be diplomatic in reporting so as not to raise tension in a volatile environment. It was because of the aggressive way it was reported in South African Newspapers that brought about the attack on Nigerians. Am not supporting the Pastor though but i think what he was trying to do was to appease the journalists to help douse tension or riot that might arise. The journalist called it bribe but most corporate organizations call it PR and that is a norm in life.journalist needs to be diplomatic in their reportage 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 11:12am On Sep 24, 2014 |
AdannayaBella:Don't mind them, they want us to disband the police And stop all criminal investigations Why? Because it is human nature to want to cover up our "accidental crimes" We should now apologise to Moro for condemning him for death of the Immigration Service applicants at stadia all over the country 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by PerfectFortune: 11:25am On Sep 24, 2014 |
crown777: You are sooooo naïve. Does it mean Nicolas is the only morally upright reporter in the country? And was it his first time of getting such advances? Am in no way supporting what happened at the Synagoge and strongly believe Justice must be served but it is not new where press are bought to write positive stories and that doesn't mean the truth can't be published anyway. Nicolas for me has seen a way to hit his gold mine and not really about morality. Only time will tell on that. 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Jasi7(m): 11:46am On Sep 24, 2014 |
MizMyColi: Been around but I dont come online on d regular sha!...missed u too miz. 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by MizMyColi(f): 11:49am On Sep 24, 2014 |
Jasi7: ![]() I did think of you lately. woulda gone stalking. Do come around as often as you can, oka ![]() |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by Jasi7(m): 11:52am On Sep 24, 2014 |
MizMyColi: Alrite...I wil from now henceforth....if i may ask,r u a moderator here...ure always everywhere |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 11:54am On Sep 24, 2014 |
simplynola: I understand but my point is that sometimes you need to be diplomatic in reporting so as not to raise tension in a volatile environment. It was because of the aggressive way it was reported in South African Newspapers that brought about the attack on Nigerians. Am not supporting the Pastor though but i think what he was trying to do was to appease the journalists to help douse tension or riot that might arise. The journalist called it bribe but most corporate organizations call it PR and that is a norm in life.journalist needs to be diplomatic in their reportage I am not based in South Africa. I don't have intimate friends there any longer. Infact I hate the country But I am saddened by the needless death of Nigerians anywhere or indeed any human being It can be me next time is the way I think However, the attack in South Africa is likely to be due to the usual "Nigerian way" of responding to disasters Let us look at what Mr Ibekwe said I waited for six days...We didn’t highlight the fact that many of those that perished could have been saved if NEMA officials weren’t barred from the site for almost three days! So when I woke up last Saturday morning and saw the picture of Jonathan shaking hands with a grinning TB Joshua with headlines like “Jonathan consoles TB Joshua,”" Fact is that South Africa has an embassy in Nigeria and there are a lot of their Nationals here They have an idea of what was happening Nigeria places zero value on human life and Jonathan rushed to the site when the message from SA was getting strong South Africa prizes the lives of its citizens While Nigerian press was reporting 40 dead overall, South Africa was claiming 67 of its people were dead That is not aggressive reporting; Rather it is "settlement and nonchalant" reporting by the press And that is what annoys and provokes Nigerians would have been similarly outraged were the circumstances reversed though we don't normally attack people If a responsible Nigerian government official had taken charge and worked with Synagogue to frankly give updates on what was happening South Africans would not have seen a conspiracy of silence But the press was under reporting; Synagogue did not allow rescue workers to begin work immediately; Nigerian Embassy in South Africa did nothing All of that led to feeling of helplessness and the next thing was to lash out at Nigerians living there Frank reporting by journalists would have put them and the masses (including the Nigerians in SA) on the same side of people seeking the truth 2 Likes |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by BetaThings: 12:02pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
PerfectFortune: You are sooooo naïve. Does it mean Nicolas is the only morally upright reporter in the country? And was it his first time of getting such advances? Was Gani Fawehinmi the only morally upright Nigerian lawyer? PerfectFortune: Am in no way supporting what happened at the Synagoge and strongly believe Justice must be served but it is not new where press are bought to right positive stories and that doesn't mean the truth can't be published anyway.There is a time for everything Some people really fear God I have a friend who links all his issues to God's punishments. If he has a quarrel with his wife and does not resolve it and has a scrape on his car from another car, he attributes that to the quarrel with his wife Do you think a journalist thinking that way will cover up a matter involving loss of lives? You can cover up the refusal of the FG to fulfill promises made to Super Eagles but death due to negligence? PerfectFortune: Nicolas for me has seen a way to hit his gold mine and not really about morality.Avoid suspicion; don't be so certain - others might be so certain about your own intention in the future If we believe there is ZERO altruism then there is no hope 1 Like |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by PerfectFortune: 12:19pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
BetaThings: You've got valid points there. I sure believe only time will tell what his intentions really are. Reuben Abati, Festus Kiyamo, Com. Gani Adams have all at one time acted to saints and seemingly different from others but the story is different today. Only time will tell my Bro.... |
Re: Why I Published The TB Joshua Bribery Audio - Nicholas Ibekwe by niceguy20: 1:41pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
Why won't journalists take bribes when the whole system stinks of bribery and corruption? Nigeria's case is pathetic. Whoever controls huge amount of cash automatically wields enormous and unbelievable influence on the police, politicians, reputed media houses and even the church. As I've posited before, this T.B. Joshua is no saint! And so, it behooves journalists who sincerely appreciate the worth of that numenclature like Nicolas Ibekwe to say it as it is. God bless you Mr. Ibekwe. |
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