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Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 12:31am On Aug 11 |
RCCG redemption city sits on a 2500 hectares space of land. Imagine if RCCG directs her members towards purchasing a 2500 hectare of land for the purpose of farming. They can do that without a stress. What if other popular churches do the same like: 1. Winners chapel 2. Mfm 3. Deeper life 4. Dunamis 5. Salvation ministries 6. Anglican 7. Catholic 8. Assemblies of God 9. Christ Embassy 10. The Lord's chosen This would be like 25,000 hectares of farmland. Imagine the impact such farmland would have on the Nigerian economy. Do you think there'll still be need for a hunger protest? 1 Like |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Zionmdde: 12:41am On Aug 11 |
Another stupid and useless post. So the thousands of hectares of empty lands lying fallow in different states are church buildings. Or church is where you pay your tax. Or God created the church system for the purpose of farming. You wake up by this time of the day and chose to be idiooot 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 12:55am On Aug 11 |
So why is the church building universities and investing in education? Is that what God created them for? |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Remman(m): 1:48am On Aug 11 |
Does Nigeria pay tax to the churches? You seem not to understand public fund that your politicians are abusing. Every single person pays tax both directly and indirectly whether poor or rich. 1. If you make phonecalls plus data subs. - tax paid. (direct) 2. Bank transactions - tax paid. (direct) 3. Buy any product in Nigeria - tax paid. (indirect) 4. Pay transportation fare - tax paid. (indirect) 5. Rent house, etc. Tax paid. None are directed to any church or mosque but to national account where politicians misuse. Even the churches are also going through their own hard times. So, before you blame Nigeria's problem on the church, first solve the one you have with your politicians. Got it? 1 Like |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Johncuppa(m): 4:17am On Aug 11 |
Church will never end hunger in Nigeria. We told you a car cannot fly, you called us religious bigots even when we used Egyptians experience and Joseph to explain, you still went ahead. Life is truly difficult for the blind. |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Johncuppa(m): 4:27am On Aug 11 |
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Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Victerica(m): 5:13am On Aug 11 |
The church can and is helping to ease the pains of the people. Imagine if there were no church, do you know how rough life would have been? 2 Likes |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Acidosis(m): 6:03am On Aug 11 |
Bold of you to think that merely starting new farms in Nigeria will end hunger problem. Will building more schools end illiteracy and knowledge-deficit problems? Religious institutions in Nigeria have about the same if not more Universities than the 36 states and the Federal Government combined. How has that reduced illiteracy rate? 1 Like |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 6:09am On Aug 11 |
Remman: Just take a look at your mentality Because tax is not paid to the church, they should leave their members to die of hunger? Even if the church own farmland and sell cheap foodstuffs only to her members at least let them experience the prosperity they are preaching And someone is telling me that tax is is not paid to the church. How about the tithe that is paid to the church. Tax and tithe, which is bigger? The church has the capacity to end hunger in Nigeria, but they'll rather build the biggest auditorium in the world and blame the government |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Acidosis(m): 6:17am On Aug 11 |
Johncuppa: The Joseph-Egyptian analogy (aka Joseph Effect) here is very insightful. That story wasn't just about farming, but proper management and planning - a virtue the Nigerian government has never displayed. Joseph predicted (forecasted in economic terms) a 7-year crop famine in Egypt. Realising his special gift/credential, Pharaoh quickly appointed him second-in-command in Egypt to manage the country's grains (another virtue our quota system, ronu, and electoral riggers will never have). Shortly after his appointment, man went into action, enforced aggressive savings, saved the land of Egypt, and finished his term without corruption allegation or charges. This is the way to run a country, not calling the church every 4 market days, to do what exactly? 3 Likes |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Zionmdde: 6:42am On Aug 11 |
validplanet:Ogbeni sharrap there For the past 5 years how much have you given to any church. Or is it the money others give that you are eyeing. You do you pay tithe? Whose tithe do you want them to use and feed you and your family You think tax is just the VAT. better return to school so you won't be asking dumb questions on Tithe and tax which is bigger |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 7:18am On Aug 11 |
Zionmdde: As if it's only tithe. how about seed? How about project offerings How do they get money to build the largest auditorium? Buy aircraft? You're lucky this is not China, North Korea or even England |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Zionmdde: 7:28am On Aug 11 |
validplanet:Your tithe, your seed, your offering for the past 10years how much have you given? If you haven't given enough to buy one plot for your so called farming then sharrap. People like you dont give a kobo to church yet you want to detect for the church what to do with the money other people give If your money is not in the big auditorium the sharrap. Gi and find where you have been spending your money and ask them to build a farm Why not go to China or north Korea and stay and stop coming here to talk rubbish 1 Like |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 7:43am On Aug 11 |
Zionmdde: Just because the soldiers didn't shoot you during the protest, that's why you're here defending foolishness Well done |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Ceasarceasar: 8:48am On Aug 11 |
Op u r a useless fellow... Are those ruling the country Christians? Go meet the mosques to help Nigeria 1 Like |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by oweniwe(m): 8:56am On Aug 11 |
Ceasarceasar: Can you imagine? ![]() |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 9:12am On Aug 11 |
Acidosis: At least let them start making some impact The Lord's prayer says "They kingdom come. They will be done on earth as it's done in heaven. " The church is the agent of bringing God's kingdom and will on earth There's no hunger in heaven. Why should there be hunger on earth? We blame the government Mind you, in America, one man called Bill Gates own 270,000 acres of farmland without waiting for government https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a42543527/why-is-bill-gates-buying-so-much-farmland/ Very big shame on Nigeria churches Tufia kwa |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by DatNiggaDaz: 9:13am On Aug 11 |
![]() ![]() The Mosque will end it through the MU-MU ticket. We are not in the CH-CH fraudulent dispensation Insha allah ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Zionmdde: 9:48am On Aug 11 |
validplanet:Nah during the protest I won't go any function without the soldiers rather Now how does that relate to the fact that it's foolishness putting your mouth where your money is not. Go and build a farm and leave other people's money alone You are here yarning off point. So they should build farms so that soldiers will not shoot us. Brainless thing |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 9:58am On Aug 11 |
Zionmdde: I can see the size of your brain |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by dododawa1: 10:00am On Aug 11 |
Why always Church |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 10:09am On Aug 11 |
dododawa1: If not church, who else? |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by SaidaBoj3(m): 10:27am On Aug 11 |
The church is a wicked place to be. They don't assist, they would tell u that "God will provide" when you need their assistance. |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by sreamsense: 11:23am On Aug 11 |
validplanet:The open space you have in your compound, show us how you have turned it to farm talkless of going far to farm. How do you even want church to end hunger when your daddy freeze said tithe should not be paid to churches again? You can turn to daddy freeze's freezer to get enough food to solve your hunger or how do you want church to get money for humanitarian services when churches are not receiving FAAC allocations like your state and local government from federal government. Many of you don't understand that pastors with true spiritual gifts can never be poor some people turn back to appreciate their pastors in terms of gifts when their problems are solved after prayer without forcing them to do so. Many pastors don't even touch tithe money for personal use, church send a lot helping people and members at the background, but because Jesus enjoined them to help without publicizing it, people don't see them blowing their trumphets. If you are hungry, go to daddy freeze's freezer to get food since he emphasizes much on don't pay tithe. If you don't pay tithe, how do you want church to help your 3-tier government to end hunger when they are not receiving FAAC allocations from government. And if you are ready for non-online farming to end hunger, turn bushes in your house, uncompleted building and near your house to farm as wife of president encouraged you to do instead of mocking her. However, if you are waiting for Sowore's protest to steal and loot other people's sweat to end hunger, if you are shot; I owe you no "RIP" and I will not carry placard to protest on your behalf because you made that choice to shorten your life-span |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Acidosis(m): 11:37am On Aug 11 |
validplanet: SMH. You're condemning churches in Nigeria while praising Bill Gates in 'America.' There are no churches to blame or praise in America? |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Remman(m): 11:51am On Aug 11 |
validplanet:Wisdom has been chasing you but you've been too fast... I am a master mason, and also a christian. We have charity programmes that we do in our local lodge. But when it comes to the church, politics & rebuilding this sinful world is not one of them. Your envy towards church is evident, so there's no reason to waste my time trying to educate you when your mind is made up with fragments of hate and envy. |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by Floky215: 11:57am On Aug 11 |
validplanet: Churches are part of the problem we have in Nigeria...Just like the colonial missionaries they act as pacifier for the politicians...!! They and the politicians work hand in hand to keep the people subdued at any and all cost...!!! |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 12:40pm On Aug 11 |
Acidosis: The church in America also failed to preach the gospel to the poor What is gospel to a hungry man if not food My point with Bill Gates is we don't have to wait for government. As long as we say our Lord's prayer, we are the government "They kingdom come. They will be done on earth as it's done in heaven" |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by validplanet: 9:43pm On Aug 11 |
Re: Can The Church End The Hunger Problem In Nigeria? by BafanaBafana: 9:47pm On Aug 11 |
Zionmdde:I agree with you, but no be God create church system na. |
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