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I wonder what people abroad pray about because half of our prayer points in Nigeria are literally basic things the government is supposed to provide. 🙂
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When someone texts me things like…
“na wa o, you don’t check up on me
again.”
“you can’t even call me.”
“you’ve completely forgotten about me.”
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As an Aside,
'Your rights ends where another man's rights begins'. Understand this quote and live by it while dealing with everyone around you. This is the same reason that preaching in vehicles became promulgated for the foolishness and callousness of overly religious people to threaten the peace and quiet of others.
This particular case is not special. There are multiple churches in this category who carry out this act in impunity. I know of one in particular. The issue is this. Religious people will always find a justification or a way to emotionally blackmail others who raise legitimate complaints.
If this argument was towed towards human rights strictly, the pastor will do more than rolling on the ground to wail. The position of environmental compliance and noise pollution is legitimate.
It is good this church was made an example of so that other religious dictators in their illusory 'holy spirit bs' will snap out of disturbing public peace, constituting nuisance and violating the rights of others in the name of religious practices.
If you witness such, church or mosque or shrine, you are not powerless, report to the appropraite authorities.
Following a complaint by @BigDavery regarding noise pollution from a church, our officials conducted an investigation and confirmed that the church was in violation of environmental regulations and constituted a nuisance to residents in the area.
Consequently, the church, The All Christians Gathering Ministry, located at No. 1, Ishola Street, off Clegg, Surulere, was sealed this morning and will remain shut until further notice.
We will not tolerate environmental violations or any form of nuisance that disrupts the peace and well-being of residents. All religious institutions, businesses and other establishments are required to comply strictly with environmental regulations.
Our enforcement actions will remain firm and decisive. No individual or institution is above the law.
























