so naija won abi?na waooooooooooooooo this guys wan carry d cup ooooooo

@dreeldee

oga transgendered what r u doing here?  na now u dey watch ur own football abi? sha no block my ears wt your goallllllllllllllllllllllllll

wow shes so pweety

olabowale:

My dear sister, you know that if a person shares equal position with any person or persons, he can not force any of these persons in the position of authority, as he to do what a subordinate person must do. He can not relegate any to a second authority position. If he can, it shows clearly that the person or persons relegatd is/are not really a coequal individual or group of individuals.

Now talking about Jesus, you can not accept the fact that Jesus is a coequal with God, and at the same time be forced by God to be crucified. If he is forced, then it shows that the coequal claim is just an empty claim. If he is forced, it shows that God is not equal to Jesus. If he is forced, it shows that God wanted him to be crucified by force, since it is said in the Bible that Jesus yelled, " My God, my God, why has thou forsakened me?"

Maybe God has a plan that Jesus has no knowledge about, since he was forced, even after all his prayers and petitions against it. We also can see that from the mouth of Jesus he said his own knowledge is limited, since he did not know the time of the hour.

My opinion is that God has a plan that God has no knowledge about, since cruxifixion is actually a condemnation and accursation of the soul of the crucified. God would not have allowed His elect to be accursed. Accursation is what is reserved for Satan, not any elect of God.

wat is all dis?

Mad_Max:

@Davidylan:

I have noticed that it is apparently impossible for you to carry on a discourse without resorting to verbal abuse at people who dissent with your opinions. You freely use words like 'stupid' and idiot'. There is no right or wrong answer here. Each is giving an opinion, an absolute right, and it doesn't have to agree with yours. Given that you're a Christian and a proponent of religion, is it too much to ask that you keep a civil tongue in your head? I don't think it is.

let them be and don't interfer,after d whole abuses and insults,they will still make up,so why r u being one sided here?

Okija_juju:

My first love was a joke.

I could barely even talk to her face to face. We only communicated through letters, talked only on birthdays and on phone. It improved as things went along, had sex after about four years of dating _{(started in J.s.s 1, started kissing at J.s.s 2, major smooching as at j.s.s 3 & BOOM S.S 1)}. Atimes I still think of her and how funny and innocent our relationship was. _{Damn!! she was pretty}

lmao,



_{i knw dis user naw}

bad

CodeRED:

@Osisi, wanted to post since last night, but i was in the slammer o,

Anyways, true talk that.  I had to change my undie like 3 times the other night dread. They need to come up with some sort of dress code for those hunks. I don't want to go to hell for sinning with me eyes oo

there was this race i watched in d olympics,this guy is a black,wt nice biceps,but when d camera man took the camera down to the bermuda triangle  ,i couldnt help but stare,even when it is properly tied wt rope it can't help but bulge out,who im i to close my eyes? who no wan watch beta thing?

what on this planet earth im i doing wt flowers ?  its better i don't receive any gift atall  @topic

belabela:

Why not leave the gentle man alone. If you are interested contact him, if not just be polite to him. Some of you just say certain things that are uncalled for.

we hear u

naaaa poster u reach me at --- oloriburuku oshi @oniranu.com

elemu

Gamine:

rotflmao

see what man of God said o

So I had a situation where I had to get the Lord to persuade her that He is a part of this arrangement.

wats wrong wt that?if God did not persuade her to marry she wouldnt have,so for her to accept his proposal means ,maybe God has spoken to her or showed things she has been wanting to see,its no big deal

abi ooooo,even paul sef said it that if instead one to wallow in passion,why not get married

for those quoting d bible -------------what if that woman(ex wife) does not want to come back to him?what if shes happily married wt kids and loves her present husband?what if they were not meant to be together?

so y'all expect the man to keep waiting and dying abi?for christsake body is no firewood,its better he gets married ,and then satisfy his urges on his legally married wife,instead of dying in passion or sleeping around

rokiatu:

and u believe her?
hehe how on earth could u believe such a thing?
the pastor is not God is he?  if I were u I wouldn't
believe it seriously

this caught my eyes

u seem to have forgotten that smtimes God uses people to reveal alot of things,as long as that person makes him/her self available to used

@topic

talk to her,try and find out if exactly it was pastor that told her that,or dibia(native doctor)

@topic

u r right

there is dis friend of mine ,shes on d big side,but dat girl gets d most attention than anybody and shes married,smtimes i wonder if she rub sthg on her body,cos d way them men run after her is  

Queenisha:

LOL
at such times
I look at my man and our eyes jam and[b] he knows exactly where my eyes had been[/b]

onye o'jooooo



@topic

i dont like any sports,except tennis,and i dont even have time for it anymore

mazaje:

in the koran it is written that god cearted the world giving commands in arabic. why didnt god speak my native language while giving out the creation orders?

sorry to say dis but smtimes ur questions can be so childish and meaningless

so dis arguement is still on?

Like all celebrities, Reverend Chris Okotie does not open up on his private life. Consequently, he suffers what all who have attained stardom suffer – controversies and rumours. But unlike most celebrities, he does not devote his time to debunk any rumour nor even threaten to take legal steps despite the fact that he studied Law in the university.

For the sake of a long-standing relationship and perhaps, a measure of trust, the pop star-turned pastor acceded to a request for exclusive interview, whose central theme was to be his new marriage to a ravishing beauty named Stephanie Henshaw. He was courteous to call minutes before the appointed time to explain that he would be running late. Assured that a wait would be worth it, the deal was sealed.

About 16:13 GMT, the movement of the security personnel at the premises of Household of God Church, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos changed because the head pastor was driving in. The security men radioed themselves and became more alert. One of them, who had kept this reporter waiting, on the orders of the pastor, courteously said, “he’s around.” The reporter replied: “I know.” The reporter waited for the trendy preacher to get into the mood.

Chris Okotie’s taste and style have not changed over the years. He is just himself. The pop image is intact. He’s a man of class. In a simple black long sleeve T-shirt over black trousers and a matching black shoes, he drove in, in a black Volkswagen Tuareg jeep specially branded, THE LOGOS. He was full of apologies for not keeping to time, despite the earlier call. He had also said that he could not guarantee Stephainie’s willingness to grant an interview because she is shy.

Nonetheless, the Fresh Democratic Party presidential candidate in 2007 election graciously introduced “Madam” Princess. Her radiance was angelic and bewitching. An attempt to make her comment on her new romance with her pastor on tape was abortive.

Yesterday at the Ikoyi Registry, Stephanie signed the dotted lines to be Okotie’s wife. Tomorrow is the thanksgiving service.

The interview is vintage Okotie – witty, evasive, preachy and full of polysyllabic expressions, yet very revealing. He does not hide the fact that he’s in love, head over heels. He describes his wife as an epitome of beauty and spirituality. According to him, Stephanie is a gift from God.
Excerpts.

Why did it take you so long to re-marry?
(Pauses) My life is a catalogue of divine situations that are predicated on the plans of Almighty God for Nigeria and for the Body of Christ in Nigeria; so I’m not like most people who do what they want whenever they want. I have to do what I am told to do when I’m told to do it because I am a man under authority and so it’s part of the divine equation.

When did you and Tina separate?
1998.

You’ve been romantically linked, by a couple of magazine, to various women and none eventually made it to the altar with you. What’s the attraction for Stephanie?
First and foremost, the tabloids do not determine what is going on in my life. What people perceive, you know, my public personae, many times create the wrong impression but marriage is a walk and not a work and the Bible says two cannot walk together, that is, take the same steps except there is agreement.

And for Stephanie and I, the first agreement is with God and the second is between the two of is. So I believe that she is the one the Lord has always set aside for me and it was just a matter of time for me to discover that reality.

How long have you courted?
Effectively, about seven years. I’ve known her for 19 years.

Really?
Yes, I’ve known her for 19 years, but we became close and began to walk closer from about 1999.

If you were to describe her in a short sentence, what would you say?
She is the embodiment of the epitome of beauty and spirituality.

If I should ask her attraction to you, what would she probably say?
She would tell you that Pastor Chris is a God-fearing man and is very kind and generous.

How did you propose to her?
Will you marry me? I would like to marry you.

Was it over a candle-lit dinner or on a highway?
Well, it’s not a one-time thing because I’ve been asking her to marry me for a long time and she wouldn’t accept my proposal until not too long ago. I thank God for that.

When she did not, what was her until reason?
She was not particularly certain whether it was what God wanted for her. She knew I cared a great deal about her but she didn’t want me to marry her just because I loved her. She wanted me to marry her only if the Lord accedes to it. So I had a situation where I had to get the Lord to persuade her that He is a part of this arrangement.

How did you do it? Did you bribe God? Can God be bribed? (General laughter).
I work for Him and as I said, my life is a catalogue of ordinations and He didn’t speak until He was ready to speak and you cannot coax God to say anything when He doesn’t want to say it or do anything when He doesn’t want to do it. I think at the right time, He made it abundantly clear to her. He had told me from the beginning but she wanted Him to speak to her directly and He did.

How old is she?
She’s 38.

And how old are you now?
Fifty.

Is she involved in pastoral work too?
Not at all! She’s my wife exclusively.

What’s her background, as per discipline?
Let me just talk about her generally so that it sums that up. You know that she is the daughter of the Henshaw family. Her grand mum, who was wife to one of the previous Obongs of Calabar, brought her up in the palace. And she attended her school there, then IMT, Enugu. That’s basically it. Right now, she’s attending the university of the conjugal relationship, trying to acquire the information that is necessary or that will augment or augur well for domestic stability and equilibrium and that is the tutelage that she has been sitting under for a while.

Has she been married before?
(Pause) Yes!

With kids?
Yes, she has three children.
You are like a shepherd who has decided to take from among your flock. What feeling does this decision give you? Is it a case of Okotie and Stephanie the beloved as in Jesus and John the beloved?
(Laughter) well, she’s been my friend as I said, for 19 years. When I met her, she was just a teenager and love is a positive force for good and I guess that a lot of times, people do not really appreciate what love is but let me tell you something about love. When Jesus was on the cross, a Roman soldier pierced his side and out came two elements: water and blood indicating to us that there are two dimensions to a man’s life.

There is the water dimension and there is the blood dimension. Water is transparent, something you can see through. Blood is not; it is thicker than water. In the life of a man, there are two dimensions. People who are close to him: his parents or even his friends, they know about his water dimension. There are things you can observe, but his blood dimensions are things that are revealed. A lot of people know about Jesus. They hear His name.

They know He is a healer. They know He was from Jerusalem, but the mystery of what makes Him, only the church knows. So, we in the church know both His blood dimensions and His water dimensions, but the world only knows His water dimensions.

Stephanie knows both my water and my blood dimensions because she is the closest person to me on earth today and through experience and time, I’ve been able to reveal things about myself to her. That is why it was difficult for her to say yes because she has come to appreciate my spiritual responsibility and as a friend; she doesn’t want me to make a mistake in the side of God, which further endears her to me so in that context, she’s the only person I can marry.

You are rated among the few debonair pastors in Nigeria. How did you cope with such a status without being trapped by any woman for so long?
I think that is wisdom. The word of God creates the well of understanding and wisdom for the believer and particularly, the teacher of the word of God and the grace of God is the divine ennoblement that keeps us and establishes the will of God for our lives. I can only tell you that God has been very merciful to me and has been very gracious to me. And because he had already set aside a particular woman for me, knowing my own particular reeds and my peculiar needs, she was able to get us to navigate the convulsions of the man-woman relationship, the labyrinths of his complexities to such a place where I was able to recognize the particular woman that God has put for me and come to love her dearly. So, bottomline has been the grace of God.

You’ve chosen a wife from the Efik stock. Were you trapped by the legendary Calabar dishes or what?
(Prolonged laughter) All men love because the Bible teaches us that men love food and there is no doubt about it that many will be influenced by the expertise in that department of any woman. But no, that’s not it. You know, when people talk in the world, people say they have a soulmate, trying to define a certain soulish connectivity, but Stephanie is not a soulmate to me. She is a wombmate. That is like the matrix because the word in the New Testament that is translated for brethren is a Greek word. That describes us as being born by the same womb. It is the closest affinity in the relationship that you can have in the physical between two people.

That is the way I see her. I feel that both of us were conceived in the womb of divine destiny and that it was just a matter of time before the arm of Almighty God by a coincidence of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit will bring us to a place where our parts will intersect and it did that many years ago and my life has never been the same.

What’s the best dish she prepares for you?
She does everything well. I like Nigerian food. I like Okro soup. I like egusi. I like Oha soup. I like edikang ikong. I like vegetable soup and she is the best cook that I know.

Do you like a woman with make-up?
I like a woman who is trendy and contemporary; who understands the intricacies of today’s modern woman and balances that with a certain level of spirituality so there has to be a balance.

There are people who go into marriage with targeted number of children they want to have. Are you of such and if you are, how many do you desire to have?
Two. Twins.

Why twins?
That is the revelation that I have from my master.

There is a trend in Pentecostal churches worldwide where pastors’ wives automatically transmute to deputy heads. Is Stephanie coming to acquire such a position?
Absolutely not! I’ve made it abundantly clear that I am looking for a wife, a companion in the true definition of that word. She doesn’t have any ministering calling. She is my wife. Her ministry is Okotie and she is not going to be involved in what goes on here (in the church). And I think for you to do that, that woman has to be specially engifted by God because it complicates things. It makes it more difficult because the problems in the church as an organism are quite difficult to cope with and so if you take that into a domestic setting and take it back home, it complicates issues; so I’m just thankful to God that I have a wife that I love and she’s going to look after me and my home and I’m going to look after her in that same way.

If anything negative should happen to this marriage which we don’t pray, would you re-marry again.
Not at all! No!

How have you coped with female admirers and sexual temptations all these years?
I’ve already told you that it, is the grace of God because there’s really no answer to that beyond the fact that only God can protect a man from all the temptations that everyman has to face as the challenges that are before you within that context. I’ve always been in the limelight from when I was a young student in the university; from the high days of my showbiz when I was a recording artiste; so it is not new for me.

We are talking about a span of close to 30 years now. So one has been able to understand and to probably appreciate the overtures that are made by people who admire you and to contextualize these things so that they do not get into embarrassing circumstances and create a malfunctioning.

What’s your position on sex during courtship?
The Bible forbids it.

How do your parents in-law take you?
My father in-law has exhibited such avuncular disposition towards me that I am so glad that I have such a man. My father died some many years ago; so it’s like having a new father and experiencing the paternal spirit tendency. It’s wonderful.

Congratulations on your wedding.
Thank you, sir.

wow good to know that the woman gave him a little tough time

http://www.naijarules.com/vb/news-current-affairs-art-culture-politics/28961-chris-okotie-plans-big-wedding-party-3.html

Controversial pastor of the Household of God Church, and two-time presidential candidate, Reverend Chris Okotie, has completed arrangements for his big wedding party.

He will be formally joined to Stephanie Henshaw, the woman he describes as the most beautiful on earth. To achieve this, the funky preacher and celebrity singer has directed wealthy members of his church to donate millions of naira in gifts and cash for his glamorous marriage.

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P.M.News gathered this morning, that there are 12 committees made up of members born in each month of the year. Members born in the month of June, Okotie’s birth month, will contribute the most. The eloquent preacher was born on 16 June, 1958, in Delta State.

Aside this, it was learnt that Okotie has selected 120 members, 10 from each month, to constitute the wedding train. Each of them will be wearing aso ebi.

The celebrity pastor has also invited two journalists from each media organisation in the country to give total coverage to his second marriage.

Already, the ambience of the church has been very joyful as Okotie cannot stop telling his congregation how much he loves his wife-to-be, who had had two children and married twice in the past.

A church member who spoke with P.M.News this morning, disclosed that the church is currently agog ahead of the wedding.

“Everybody is happy with pastor getting married. He is a different person. Stephanie has changed him. He talks about her all the time in church. He loves her and we can`t wait to contribute and see that day come true,” the church member said.

In a press statement made available to PM.News yesterday, Okotie disclosed that his traditional wedding will take place on 7 August, at 6, George Street, Ikoyi, Lagos, by 2 p.m.

He added that the registry ceremony will follow the next day, Friday, 8 August, at the Ikoyi registry, at 4p.m, and the thanksgiving and benediction will take place on Sunday, 10 August, at the Household of God Church, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos.

The clergyman told his church members early this year that he will be getting married to Stephanie because of her beauty which he described as angelic.

The eloquent preacher had also said that Stephanie has been under his watch for five years and did not mind the number of children she has from her previous marriages.

Mid-last year, when Okotie made his choice public, his church almost broke up as some female celebrities who thought they were the favoured candidates for ‘the post‘ of Mrs. Okotie, received the shocker of their lives when he settled for Stephanie, the unassuming woman in his glamorous church.

Ladies like Sola Salako, church administrator for several years and Okotie’s close aide; Vien Tetsola, a former Miss Nigeria; Ure Okezie, daughter of former minister, Dr. Okezie, and others, were rumoured to have left the church because of the announcement.

Celebrities such as Stella Damasus, Mofe Damijo, and many others were also said to have simply quit Okotie‘s church then, while some have reluctantly returned.

Okotie’s marriage to Stephanie will be his second attempt at matrimonial life. He was first married to Tyna his long time friend, but the marriage packed up after 17 years without children.

Okotie loved his first wife so much that there was hardly a sermon in which he did not mention Tyna. Long after they separated, he still spoke about her with deep emotions as if they were still wedded.

So much did Okotie talk about Tyna that some of his admirers in the church became jealous. But since he announced that he is set to marry Stephanie, he hardly mentions the name of his first wife publicly these days

Stephanie has since then become his centre of attraction. On one occasion, Okotie invited Stephanie to the altar for a formal introduction. After dancing round her for some minutes to the delight of the congregation, Okotie looked at Stephanie as she was going back to her seat and said in Igbo language, “Lekwa nwanyi nka marama” meaning “Look at her, isn`t she beautiful?”

Pastor Chris Okotie, founder of Household of God Church, Oregun, Lagos, is another firebrand preacher that often sends his audience into ecstacies. He is also known for televangelism, and for preaching the end times which he titles The Apocalypsus. In his messages, Okotie reveals his knowledge of the book of Revelations beyond the ordinary

http://www.naijarules.com/vb/news-current-affairs-art-culture-politics/28961-chris-okotie-plans-big-wedding-party.html

i think d man deserves to be happy


@snazzydawn

the first wife left him and filed for a divorce,they r no longer married

ekene'm unu oooooooooo

jaquan:

@ rampant
the smell of her dump from a mile is far from pleasant, now just imagine being a foot away from it.

but wait ooo,so d babe is always watching u ,squeeze ur face wen u r trying to bring the thing out?

onyinye2:


Mba, im fine
I'm not ready to meet
My match.

u will see the real stubborness by d time i start exhibiting mine

LMAO @karmamod

but i do it

and wat do u have to deal with jaquan

sistawoman:

Maybe it is just that what i am asking for is not something that he is trained to do.  He is romantic, I will not take that away from him but I NEED more time, more attention.

He works at night i work during the day.

I don't want to have to tell him that when my stomach cramps you should rub it.  I don't want to tell him that when my back hurts he should offer to rub it.  He does not need to tell me these things.  I have told him I NEED a date night, just one night that he does not work, lets go to the movies, dinner, dancing, walk in the park, something outside of the house and away from the kids.

It may seem small to other but this is what he did to get me, now keep doing it.

dont u think u r pressurizing him?i knw we women crave and love attention like so very annoying much,but smtimes wen d time is not there we have to adjust,since uve told him about it,why not sit back and never mention it to him again,lets see if he wont take u up on d offer