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It's such a dangerous situation now for all the residents of that area. Haba! What were they thinking in that area? 🤔

End time warning. Your tailor no get joy at all bro.

Even eba tutu naa that one sweet pass self.

Sonofgod1990:
Dem go ban me

I get bro 😂. Drop inbox abeg

Sonofgod1990:
Greediness make me to lost dis beautiful 6k yesterday. I for Cash out na one of my guy say make i leave am

Give code for today abeg bros

Which app is good to watch it live ooo 😭😭

Mopolchi:
Chelsea is going head to head with Crystal Palace; it should be a straight win.

Up Chelsea

Beeni oooo. Emi won a fe bo mo waa l'owo l'eni. 😁😁😁

Straight win for the Blues 💙

triple996:
So any northerner u see is now a bokoharam fighter?
But if others call u untprintable names u will screem cry foul. You think you have monopoly of insults and name calling?
See how reno and other Nigerians are dealing with obi. But its d same way u treated buhari and tinubu. So why complain?

what good have come out of them? Do you like what northern part of Nigeria has turn to? The Northern part used to be the darling of everyone in the 80s & 90s. But see what it has been turned into because of few politicians greedyness. You said unprintable names, right? Don't we have Boko Haram in the north? Are you happy that they've dominated the NE part of Nigeria? What about other terrorists groups there too? It's not about calling names. It's about leaving sentiments aside and rebuild this country back.

Imagine, I was the first person to comment on this topics. But because I referred to this leeches as a Boko Haram. The moderator or the anti spam banned me and deleted my comments. Seun, you can do better than this. Ain't they Boko Haram? A bi you dey fear them nii? Afterall you and I dey roll by Ambassador College side (your Papa school) opposite Oja Ota, in Ota.

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EFFC doing their jobs even in America.....lol. Wish him safe trip

You have enough (2)

Sun, 17 Aug 2025

‘Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.’ John 16:24
Have you been praying, and God hasn’t yet answered? Let’s look at some keys.

1) Maybe you’re expecting a lot from God but not much from yourself. Perhaps He is asking you to work harder by utilising the ingenuity He has given you. Remember, God’s promises are never an excuse for laziness. Elijah was in a devastating drought when God said, ‘Go to the brook Cherith. I will send ravens to feed you’ (See 1 Kings 17:1-4). Elijah could have replied, ‘Lord, I’m exhausted! Can’t you send them here?’ Instead, ‘So he went and did according to the Word of the Lord, …’ (1 Kings 17:5 NKJV). Ask God if there is something you should be doing, and when He tells you—do it. 2) Perhaps your prayers are not explicit enough. Doesn’t God already know what we need? Yes, but He wants to hear it from you. ‘… Yet you don’t have what you want because you don’t ask God for it’ (James 4:2 NLT). God wants us to persist in prayer: ‘So I say to you, ask and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you’ (Luke 11:9 NASB20). 3) We fail to realise that God wants to meet our needs—in His time. ‘But what if my problem gets worse?’ you ask. Don’t worry; it will never be too big for God to resolve! From time to time, He waits in order to do something even greater. Lazarus was sick unto death, but Jesus didn’t respond immediately. He waited so He could raise him from the dead (See John 11:1-6, 43-44). We’re inclined to think our request is God’s best answer to our need, even though His Word assures us, ‘… no good thing will He withhold from them that walk uprightly’ (Psalm 84:11 KJV).

Raf4:
So, it was APC govt that had altercations with her? It was APC govt that dragged her from the aircraft??

you dey mind that one? Everything for them is APC. APC no go kill una with bad belle.

Burob:
I passed it on Tuesday, try to use a part of it to beat traffic @ Lekki, unbelievable what I was seeing.

explain more to us what you see sir 🙂

You have enough (1)

Sat, 16 Aug 2025

‘The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.’ Psalm 23:1

Spurgeon’s contemporary, Dr. Joseph Parker, pastored the City Temple Church in London. One day he walked up to his pulpit and read this verse: ‘The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing’ (Psalm 23:1 NIV). After a long pause, he closed his Bible, looked at the congregation, and said, ‘Friends, that is enough!’ And scripturally and practically speaking, he is right! When God is your shepherd, you ‘lack nothing.’ Even in the grimmest circumstances, you need ‘fear no evil’ because He is always with you’ (see Psalm 23:4). And you get to enjoy two things every human being craves—sufficiency and security—because with God, there is no lack of ability or resources to take care of us in any situation (See Philippians 4:19). It’s the reason Paul said that although he had nothing, he possessed everything (See 2 Corinthians 6:10).

From God’s perspective we need nothing but God Himself. The Bible tells us, ‘He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things?’ (Romans 8:32 KJV). And since He has already given us His greatest treasure, will He withhold from us any lesser resource? But there are some things we need to remember regarding God’s timing. 1) Because of His superior wisdom, He calls the shots, and when the time is right, the answer will come. 2) There are commandments He gives us, and until we obey them, the answer won’t come. 3) Faith is crucial in receiving the answer. Jesus Himself said, ‘I tell you, you can pray for anything, and if you believe that you’ve received it, it will be yours’ (Mark 11:24 NLT).

Righteousness is a gift, not a reward

Fri, 15 Aug 2025

‘Those who receive … the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One, Jesus Christ.’ Romans 5:17

The Bible says, ‘… those who receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One, Jesus Christ’ (Romans 5:17 NKJV). The righteousness that God approves and accepts comes as a ‘gift’ and it’s based on ‘grace.’ And grace means ‘unmerited, unearned, undeserved favour with God.’ Are you trying through your own efforts to earn right standing before God? Do you believe that by doing more good deeds, giving more, praying more, serving more, that God will love you more and bless you? These are all good things. Indeed, they are important things. But the righteousness God accepts is a ‘gift’ which He Himself bestows and you yourself cannot earn. Indeed, if you had to earn it, it wouldn’t be a gift; it would be a reward for your efforts.

Furthermore, how would you know when you had done enough to please God and be acceptable before Him? Satan will take every opportunity to condemn you for never doing enough. When that happens, you begin to fall into the trap of guilt, condemnation, and shame. When you base your relationship with God on your own merits, you will always fall short. Note something else in this Scripture. When you see your righteousness as a gift bestowed upon you by God because you have placed your trust in Christ, you begin to ‘reign in life.’ Link this Scripture together with Romans 6:14 NKJV, ‘For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under the law but under grace.’ Then you’ll begin to get the picture. Instead of being ruled by the world, the flesh, and the devil, you ‘reign’ over them.

Lisabi nko? 🤷.....it was a true life story too ooo. It should be listed.

FreeIgboho:
THIEF!!! THIEF!!!
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Where will I see 40 words join now? This Seun wahala is becoming too much for me ooo 😭

Beeni ooo. Do your own as you like, and let's us doing our own as we like. L'obatan 😂

Shikena:
Exactly, this is very simple and clear to any true child and lover of peace!

Let no man bring trouble here. It's simple. You want to go to a Christian school, then adhere to their rules and regulations. QED.

The invitation is nothing but an adulterous invitation. Imagine? All in the name of her breast, man can stood so low like this? I wonder what his wife will be thinking of him now 🤔

Try to understand each other

Thu, 14 Aug 2025

‘Husbands, … live with your wives in an understanding way,’ 1 Peter 3:7

To have a successful marriage, you must understand that your mate is not only physically different from you but mentally and emotionally different too. Let’s say a problem arises at breakfast. After work, he has forgotten it; he compartmentalised it to focus on work. For him, it’s over, but not necessarily for her. She may have rehearsed and processed it while multitasking during day. It hasn’t disappeared; it’s unfinished business. After work, he comes home, and there is tension. He thinks, ‘What’s the problem?’ She thinks, ‘How could he possibly forget?’ He is thinking, ‘Surely she’s not still thinking about that incident from this morning?’ This is a good moment to introduce the Bible verse, ‘Live … in an understanding way.’ Understanding brings happiness.

A man’s brain functions in a compartmentalised way. He moves from family, to work, to recreation, with each compartment separate from the other. But in a woman’s brain the compartments are connected. While he is working, she is thinking about the kids, the argument at breakfast, and planning dinner simultaneously. So, this morning’s incident is still in her mind. By understanding these differences, she can give him time to get back into the ‘family compartment’ before raising the issue. And he can realise she is not being unreasonable; she just needs closure so she can feel good about the relationship again. In marriage, some things must be resolved while other things must be processed, forgiven, and forgotten. And if your goal is to live in harmony, you must understand this principle.

Kog45:
ONE MONTH ban dented K1 record so what other punishment do you want for him?even in western world cases like this varies with different judgements,some just fines,some traveling ban... Kenyamo has done well

E mura sii. We are trying to build this country, and una so called ambassador is pulling it down. Rubbish!

Weakling!!! That's what I've seen from here. Both incidents won't go unpunished severely in the Western world. We are truly not serious in Nigeria. Goodluck to all the parties involved.

Keep it simple

Wed, 13 Aug 2025

‘With many similar parables Jesus spoke the Word to them, as much as they could understand.’ Mark 4:33

If you’re serious about reaching and teaching people, there are two things you must try to do:

1) Talk to them, not above them. A preschooler was eating an apple in the back of the car. ‘Daddy,’ he said, ‘why is my apple turning brown?’ His father explained: ‘Because after you assimilated the skin on the exterior, the core structure of the apple came into contact with the atmosphere, which caused it to oxidise, thus changing its molecular structure and transforming it into a different colour.’ After a long silence, the little boy replied, ‘Daddy, are you talking to me?’ Can the listener understand and apply what you’re saying? Paul told the church at Corinth, ‘I gave you milk, not solid food, for you were not yet ready for it. Indeed, you are still not ready’ (1 Corinthians 3:2 NIV). Jesus made a point of tailoring His remarks so the people listening could grasp the message. The Bible says, ‘With many similar parables Jesus spoke the Word to them, as much as they could understand’ (Mark 4:33 NIV). Think about it: Jesus was God, and He could easily have awed us with His knowledge. But because His desire was to change our lives for the better, He stayed on our level and spoke in a language we understand. And you must learn to do the same. 2) Say it over and over again. The fundamental law of learning is repetition. It’s been said that people have to hear something sixteen times before they believe it and really ‘get it.’ The question that should concern you isn’t, ‘What will I say?’ but, ‘What will people take away from it?’

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I hope this reach of young kids on the streets. And I do honestly hope too that seriously minded parent will share this write up with their children & wards. Our society is rotten 😭

That thing she wore, was that a clothe? If not a rag? Abeg leave story. She did knew that she wasn't wearing something that covers her body very well and yet, she went ahead struggling with the securities.

The five crowns (5)

Tue, 12 Aug 2025

‘You will receive the crown of glory that does not fade away.’ 1 Peter 5:4

The fifth crown is the crown of glory. Peter wrote: ‘The elders who are among you I exhort, I who am a fellow elder and a witness of the sufferings of Christ, and also a partaker of the glory that will be revealed: Shepherd the flock of God which is among you, serving as overseers, not by compulsion but willingly, not for dishonest gain but eagerly; nor as being lords over those entrusted to you, but being examples to the flock; and when the Chief Shepherd appears, you will receive the crown of glory that does not fade away’ (1 Peter 5:1-4 NKJV). This crown seems especially designed for pastors and Christian leaders. That doesn’t mean you have to be an official pastor or a member of a church staff.

As one pastor explains: ‘You might be the shepherd of a small group. Your flock might be your family … It might be your Sunday school class … The Lord often gives us responsibility for the spiritual well-being and maturing of others, and what an opportunity to serve Him!’ This raises an interesting question: What are we going to do with these crowns? Revelation 4:10-11 describes a great worship service that will occur when we arrive in heaven. ‘The twenty-four elders fall down before Him who sits on the throne and worship Him who lives forever and ever, and cast their crowns before the throne, saying: “You are worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honour and power;”…’ (NKJV). Imagine kneeling before the Lord and laying your crown at His feet, overwhelmed with gratitude for all that He has done for you.

Una don spoil finish for this platform 😔. On top of that, Seun is asking for 40 words.

It is well 😀

The five crowns (4)

Mon, 11 Aug 2025

‘Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life.’ Revelation 2:10

The fourth crown is the crown of life. Two different verses depict it for us. ‘Blessed is the man who endures temptation; for when he has been approved, he will receive the crown of life which the Lord has promised to those who love Him’ (James 1:12 NKJV). ‘... Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life’ (Revelation 2:10 NKJV). A pastor explains it this way: ‘The Crown of Life is given in recognition of enduring and triumphing over temptations and trials, even to the point of martyrdom. Motivated by our love for Christ, we persevere and never quit until He takes us home … Almost every New Testament book was written to believers who lived in danger of martyrdom. The apostles counselled them to persevere so they could inherit the Crown of Life.’

Today we are living in one of the most intense periods of persecution in the history of the church. Open Doors, an organisation that monitors persecution, reports on the top fifty nations where Christians face the most severe persecution. In 2017, they said trends are getting worse every year, and that ‘one hundred per cent of Christians in twenty-one countries around the world experience persecution for their faith in Christ, and more than 215 million Christians face ‘high levels’ of persecution. Nearly one in every twelve Christians today lives in an area or culture in which Christianity is illegal, forbidden, or punished.’ The Bible says, ‘Yes, and all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution’ (2 Timothy 3:12 NKJV). But the good news is that it gives each of us a marvellous opportunity to lay claim to the crown of life.