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But is your government doing anything better?

ChizzyBuna:
This man want to own Nigeria

Wahala pro-max. People needs to be very careful with opening just any links.

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Free from guilt and condemnation

Thu, 7 May 2026

“The accuser of our brethren…has been cast down.” Revelation 12:10

Satan is called “the accuser of our brethren” because he tries to remind us of everything we’ve done wrong. Why? So that all our emotional energy is spent on the past, and we’ve nothing left over to dream God-sized dreams or fulfill our God-given assignment in life. The irony of his accusations is this: he leaves our unconfessed sins alone.

He would rather you don’t deal with unconfessed sin at all. His accusations pinpoint confessed sin—sins that have already been forgiven. That is why they are false accusations; the sins have already been acquitted. Now let’s stop and make a critical distinction. Condemnation is feeling guilty over confessed sin, whereas conviction is feeling guilty over unconfessed sin. Conviction is the way we get right with God and get on with our lives. So, learn to tune in the convicting voice of the Holy Spirit and tune out the condemning voice of the enemy. The Bible says: “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (1 John 1:9 NKJV). If we plead innocent, we’re guilty as charged. Even Jesus our advocate can’t come to our defence. But if we plead guilty as charged, we’re found innocent, and we come under God’s protective custody. Our record of wrong is completely expunged. There is no second case to answer with God. You cannot be tried twice for the same sin. Once confessed, your sins are forgiven once and for all. The sinless Son of God took the blame, took the hit, and took the fall for you (see 1 John 3:5).

Ah! 😯.....this is not fair oooo.

kpankpangolo:
Finally! I’m waiting for Warren Buffet.

She should shoot her shot now abeg. But we needed someone like her on the senate

Wow..... Truly, banditry, kidnapping and others had come to stay in Nigeria unfortunately. And yet, the government think it's a child play. 😢😢😢

Most of the malaria & anti-malaria drugs in town are not effective anymore. Gone are the days of Resochin tablets from Bayer.

Live for a cause greater than yourself

Wed, 6 May 2026

“‘Give me this mountain of which the Lord spoke’…And Joshua blessed him, and gave Hebron to Caleb.” Joshua 14:12-13

When Moses sent Caleb to spy out the Promised Land, Caleb saw something that troubled him: the town of Hebron. Abraham buried his wife there. He was buried there. So were Isaac and Jacob. Hebron was a sacred site. Now it was inhabited by their enemies, and it bothered Caleb. It was more than he could take, so he asked Moses for Hebron.

He didn’t ask for Jerusalem, perched on Mount Moriah; or the Valley of Eschol, where grapes grew as large as plums; or Jericho, where the Jordan River flowed. He wanted Hebron, whose soil had known the visitation of angels and whose earth entombed the holiest family. “Joshua blessed him, and gave Hebron to Caleb.” Caleb wanted to do something great for God. He lived with a higher call. Perhaps the reason your problems feel so great is that your call is too small. Max Lucado tells of a doctor friend who makes regular medical trips to a remote jungle clinic to treat the disadvantaged. He’s a retired surgeon with ample income. He could spend every day of his life in ease and luxury. But he focuses on supporting the health clinic for his own good: “I need a cause that is greater than cable TV and Cadillacs,” he said. “If I focus on my comfort, nothing can satisfy me. But when I focus on the concerns of God, I am a happy man.” Do you have a holy cause? A faith worth preserving? A mission worth living for? Ask God to give you a “Hebron” to claim for His glory.

It came to pass—not stay

Tue, 5 May 2026

“It came to pass.” Genesis 4:3

There is a little phrase repeated 436 times in the Bible: “It came to pass.” Whatever trial you are going through today, remind yourself, “It came to pass—not stay.” If the fulfillment of the vision God gave you seems to be taking longer than you thought, remind yourself “it will come to pass!”

In his biography, God in My Corner, the two-time world heavyweight champion George Foreman tells a story about an elderly woman who was asked her favourite Scripture verse. She replied: “And it came to pass.” She explained why: “I know that whenever a trial comes, it doesn’t come to stay; it comes—to pass.” And the Scripture on the flipside of this coin reads: “Being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion” (Philippians 1:6 NIV). In other words, He will bring it to pass! Either way, God always finishes what He starts. “The vision is yet for an appointed time…Though it tarries, wait for it; because it will surely come [to pass]” (Habakkuk 2:3 NKJV). Battling an illness that threatened his life, and enemies who wanted to take his throne, David turned to the Lord for help. And God didn’t disappoint him. Read these two Scriptures and stand on them: “Weeping may last through the night, but joy comes with the morning” (Psalm 30:5 NLT). “You have turned my mourning into joyful dancing. You have taken away my clothes of mourning and clothed me with joy, that I might sing praises to you and not be silent. O Lord my God, I will give you thanks forever!” (Psalm 30:11-12 NLT).

Confidants, constituents, comrades

Mon, 4 May 2026

“Give to Your servant an understanding heart…that I may discern between good and evil.” 1 Kings 3:9

Nearly all key relationships in your life can be broken down into three categories: confidants, constituents, and comrades. Let’s look at each.

(1) Confidants. These are the people whose relationships with you are lifelong. They love you unconditionally, stand by you, and have your back in good times and bad. Your best interest is their number one priority. They never seek to use what they know about you for their own gain or throw your secrets back in your face. Paul said concerning Timothy: “I have no one like-minded, who will sincerely care for your state. For all seek their own, not the things which are of Christ Jesus. But you know his proven character” (Philippians 2:20-22 NKJV). (2) Constituents. These people share the same goals, values, and principles you have, but they aren’t always there for you. But having constituents in your life is important. They contribute energy, passion, and enthusiasm. And you can work with them to accomplish common goals and build bridges. Just be sure not to expect constituents to have the loyalty of confidants. They are with you for a reason and a season, and then they move on. (3) Comrades. These are the people who are attracted to you because of what they are against. They may not get to know you, or even like you, but on the field of battle, they join you as soldiers to defeat a common enemy. Once the fight is over, the relationship ends or at least cools. Your only bond is your common enemy. So get to know who’s in your life: confidants, constituents, and comrades.

Una go around tire niyen ooo.......😂😂😂😂

cremedelacreme:
We are Obedients. Anywhere PO goes, we go!

Eeyah!...... So sorry about that 😔. Let me on my hotspot for you now, so connect with your WiFi 🤠🤠🤠

Ever impossible God. Father I pray that her wishes be granted, but let YOUR will be fulfil in Jesus name 🙏.

Amen.

3 is the best & ideal. But things are not like before sha

Mr. Daniel, you don't need all the write-up. We already know the kind of person Dapo Abiodun. He is liar and he is still. I repeat, Dapo Abiodun is the worst thing that ever happen to Ogun State.

Yes. Exactly. Ibafo/Imowe.....make your U-turn back to Lagos at the break that goes inside the Redemption Camp.

Good luck sir.

Good morning to everyone and happy Sunday.

Livegamesonly:
pls, how far is ketu to imowe. or is it mowe ibafo

Embrace “the whole counsel of God”

Sun, 3 May 2026

“I have not shunned to declare to you the whole counsel of God.” Acts 20:27

More than a hundred years ago, William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army, spoke prophetically when he said, “The chief dangers which confront the coming century will be religion without the Holy Ghost, Christianity without Christ, forgiveness without repentance, salvation without regeneration, politics without God, heaven without hell.”

That’s as true now as it was then. Paul exhorted the leaders of the Ephesian church to declare, “The whole counsel of God.” He said: “Therefore take heed to yourselves and to all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers, to shepherd the church of God which He purchased with His own blood. For I know this, that after my departure savage wolves will come in among you, not sparing the flock. Also from among yourselves men will rise up, speaking perverse things, to draw away the disciples after themselves. Therefore watch and remember that for three years I did not cease to warn everyone night and day with tears” (vv. 28-31 NKJV). On the eve of his execution, Paul handed off the baton to his successor Timothy with these words: “Preach the word! Be ready in season and out of season. Convince, rebuke, exhort, with all longsuffering and teaching. For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine…they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned aside to fables…be watchful…fulfill your ministry” (2 Timothy 4:2-5 NKJV).

Good venture for you if you know how to drive it yourself. Obalende to Imowe via Iyana-oworo alone is good.
Wetin me self know......lol 😂. But seriously, I was at Ketu one evening waiting to pick someone up. I heard Imowe for 1k. Omo, I re-considered dropping salon car for a Sienna (utility car) for side hustle ooo.

Will these our Men In Black ever learn at all? 🤔

Having a Spirit-controlled tongue (2)

Sat, 2 May 2026

“The tongue is a flame of fire.” James 3:6

The Bible says, “A tiny spark can set a great forest on fire. And the tongue is a flame of fire” (vv. 5-6 NLT). People living in hot climates know the danger of ravaging bushfires driven by desert winds and can readily identify with these words: “See how great a forest a little fire kindles!” (v. 5 NKJV).

A single spark from a match has started many massive fires. Spreading faster and farther than we might ever imagine, that kind of fire destroys homes and businesses worth millions of dollars, leaving a scorched landscape and devastated lives. Similarly, how many reputations have been ruined by a careless word? The impact of our words spreads far and fast, especially in our digital age. A word tweeted anywhere can be retweeted all over the world in seconds. Like a fire, that word can get out of control and do irreparable damage. Hence James wrote: “No man can tame the tongue” (v. 8 NKJV). But God can. “The fruit of the Spirit is…self-control” (Galatians 5:22-23 NKJV). The Holy Spirit can take a tongue that peddles gossip and turn it into one that brings glory to God. He can take a tongue that spews bitterness and turn it into one that speaks blessing. Gossip is saying something behind someone’s back that you would never say to that person’s face. Flattery is saying something to someone’s face that you would never say behind the person’s back. And both are wrong. So let’s join the Psalmist in praying: “May these words of my mouth…be pleasing in your sight, Lord” (Psalm 19:14 NIV).

Which one be NDC again? Nigeria with political parties like pure water.

Congratulations Lati ..... regards to Bimpe. E baa mii kii awon ibeta ooo.

Having a Spirit-controlled tongue (1)

Friday 1st May 2026

“If we could control our tongues.” James 3:2 NLT

The Bible says: “If we could control our tongues, we…could also control ourselves in every other way. We can make a large horse go wherever we want by means of a small bit in its mouth” (vv. 2-3 NLT). If you’ve ever bridled a horse, you know the bridle that slips over the horse’s head and behind its ears has a “bit,” a metal bar that goes in its mouth and lies on top of its tongue. When the rider wants the horse to stop, he pulls back on the reins and the bit presses down on its tongue.

The rider who controls the horse’s tongue can actually control the horse’s whole body—steer it to the right or left, and bring it to a stop with a simple pull of the reins. Likewise, your tongue needs to come under the control of the Holy Spirit. A horse can’t bridle itself; the one who masters it puts on the bridle. Try as you might, you can’t control your tongue through your own efforts. Haven’t you said things you wish you could take back? Haven’t you caused trouble for yourself and others by some of the things you’ve said? And haven’t you said things that, in hindsight, you can’t believe actually came out of your mouth? The trouble is that what you say does not originate in your mouth but in your heart: “Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks” (Matthew 12:34 NKJV). So having a Spirit-controlled tongue is the result of being Spirit-filled and having a heart committed to doing God’s will in every circumstance.

Happy New Month of May.

MAY this new month be a blessed month for all of us in Jesus name 🙏

Thanks for the information, unlike the NEPA, they don't respect anyone. 😔

Paid in full

Thu, 30 Apr 2026

“Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me?” Matthew 18:21

There is a saying in baseball: “Three strikes and you’re out.” We tend to play life the same way. We give people two or three chances, but no more. But God never gives up on us. It’s not in His nature. When Peter asked Jesus how many times he should forgive his brother, Jesus set the gold standard. Peter answered his own question by saying, “Seven times.” But Jesus ups the ante to seventy times seven (see v. 22 NLT).

Then He ups the ante even more with a story of a master who forgave his servant a ten-thousand-talent debt. Let’s do a currency exchange. One talent totalled 180 months’ wages—that’s fifteen years! And that’s just one talent. So a 10,000-talent debt totalled 150,000 years of wages. Using today’s average life expectancy, it would have taken his servant 2,232 lifetimes to pay off the debt. Of course, the average life expectancy in the first century was less than half of what it is now, so it would have taken twice as many lifetimes to pay off the debt. But instead of years, let’s put this debt into dollars. Using a minimum wage of $24.95, let’s take a nine-to-five job, Monday through Friday. That’s an annual income of $44,296. That might not seem like much, but when you multiply it by 150,000 years, it totals $7,394,400,000. (Three commas means billions.) Now here’s the thing: by virtue of what Christ accomplished on the cross, your sin debt—past, present, and future—is paid in full. That’s a truth you can be confident in and stand on.

Animal cruelty or brutality shouldn't be encourage on this platform at all @ Seun Osewa. 😢

Rely on God, not yourself

Wed, 29 Apr 2026

“As a result, we stopped relying on ourselves and learned to rely only on God.” 2 Corinthians 1:9

Several men went on a mission trip to Haiti where they met a nineteen-year-old young man who loved Christ deeply. So they invited him to visit them at home and paid for his trip. The young Haitian felt as if he were in another world. He’d never slept between sheets, had three meals a day, used indoor plumbing, or tasted a hamburger.

When it was time to return to Haiti, they asked him for his impressions of what he’d experienced, and he replied: “I have really enjoyed my time here with you. But I am also very glad to be going home. You have so much here that I’m beginning to lose my grip on my day-to-day dependency on Christ.” Paul spoke of a time of trouble in Asia in which he was “crushed and overwhelmed” (2 Corinthians 1:8 NLT). Then he wrote: “As a result, we stopped relying on ourselves and learned to rely only on God” (v. 9 NLT). And God wants to bring you to that place also. Yes, He wants you to use the gifts and resources He has provided, but His desire is that you rely completely on Him. Only then can He provide everything He desires to give you, because then you will be open, ready, and mature enough to receive it. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek His will in all you do, and He will show you which path to take. Don’t be impressed with your own wisdom. Instead, fear [reverence, respect, obey] the Lord” (Proverbs 3:5-7 NLT).

This is very very wrong oooo 😢😲😮

Chai! This is an abomination to the gods of our lands 😁😁😁😁