stephenduru:
As shared by Augustine....

'Touch Not the Anointed “KINGDOM HERITAGE CHILDREN” are Super Protected by God of LIVING FAITH CHURCH and the Spirit of our Father Dr. David Oyedebo.
Before us this afternoon at D/Line PHC a cab man adopted 3 school children from a woman that was about taking his cad on a drop after school, she put the children in the cab and just tuned to enter the cab, this fool drove off with the Children to an unknown destination for his selfishness purpose.

The God of Living Faith Church took over the search of the Children, few hours later this same foolish  cab man drove to same point where  the frustrated mother was still  crying and praying to the God of OYEDEPO for Help.
Probably with the mind that nobody took notice of him or  nobody  recognized him.
But as God would have it,  on sighting his face and the color of the cab, she recognized him and raised alarm, we all ran out and accosted the man, after much interogation he accepted that the 3 children are locked up in his house.

What is this WORLD  TUNING TO?
What would have been the fate of this innocent children?
This goes on to justify the saying thus. "Everyday for the thief,
One day for the owner"

This man's cup was full today, he adopted the wrong children by torching God's children.

NOTE:

Bad people are everywhere and we can't be careful enough but we  should always pray and anoint ourselves and our children everyday before leaving the house'

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/10/taxi-driver-who-adopted-3-kids-from.html?m=1

Say No To Crime you Say NO ...... he will be inside the police prison now and be looking like ....

That is God that safe her Children. You can call the name of gods you believe that can add to your life. Thanks

Madibah:


I wonder o...

sinkhole:
" ajanaku koja mori nkan firi, taaba rerin ka laa rerin",
Ajanaku = Erin = Elephant

Bro, accept this subtle correction pls.

Ajanaku is not elephant. Ajanaku is being mighty and fearless.

In fact, a "lion" would even fit into the meaning far better than an "elephant".

nonoski:
Abeg which one is God of Oyedepo...
Africans

U sef call what u believe on nah..

Gordieshegz:


Bro, accept this subtle correction pls.

Ajanaku is not elephant. Ajanaku is being mighty and fearless.

In fact, a "lion" would even fit into the meaning far better than an "elephant".

I have never heard of lion being called ajanaku in Yorubaland.
Since you said ajanaku is not elephant, I doubt if you're Yoruba!
With the way you translate ajanaku then we can conclude that ajanaku is a pronoun, something to qualify a noun, but NO, ajanaku is a noun; " Ajanaku koja mori nkan firi", here you're not qualifying anything at all, rather you're talking about something.

yeyeosoronga:


If means elephant, but it also is some people's surname. Have you heard of kekereekun? Small tiger. That's also some people's name.

sure it is some people's name, infact the name is popular with the Ijesa people.

ornicus:


Have your prayed to your lord and savior oyedepo today?

I refuse to dwell on this level with u...carry ur curse alone abeg

cybriz82:


But atlis him support get d woman contact na or best take d children to their home..

He took them to their home.

nonoski:
Abeg which one is God of Oyedepo...
Africans

Na Nigerian god! Africans head no correct!