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— Hello shutterbug Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT-Merica Rated among best preferred photography studios in Lekki-Epe, Sangotedo, Lagos, each camera shutter at DDM Photography Studio captures pure emotions that radiates the charm, authenticity and creativity infused into every image and videos. Famous for capturing memorable moments within Sangotedo, Ajah, Lekki- Island axis and beyond, DDM Photography Studio is a media powerhouse that employs dynamic backgrounds, with cutting edge technology, amid colourful execution ideas to deliver measurably smart results with each engagement. A defined passion for photography combined with experience in visual editing is what sustains the innovation culture at DDM Photography Studio, where adhering to globally recognised standards using cutting-edge photography technologies always results in outstanding and memorable customer experience. 'The world does not stand still and we constantly improve our skills.'- DDM Photography Studio DDM Studio Package: 1. Passport Photographs 2. Single Picture Session 3. Kiddies Photo session 4. Family & Friends Session 5. Maternity 6. Pre-Wedding Session 7. Product Shoot 8. Home Session & Studio Rental 9. Events (Birthday Party, Naming Ceremony, House Party) 10. Weddings DDM Studio also offers Basic Features and Premium Packages
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Grateful to GOD and Jesus for the gift of Kenneth Hagin. The Holy Spirit so dwelt on the man, such that our current fathers of Faith still reference him in their teachings |
I’M NOT TIED TO THINGS. I WORK ON MY BRAIN. IF YOUR HEAD IS FULL, YOUR BODY WILL BE DRESSED - Bishop David Abioye Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT If your head is full, your body will be dressed. To the glory of GOD, it’s getting close to 30 years now. I’ve not bought one piece of dress. Not one. Everything you see me on now, except this ring, my wedding ring that my wife changed. The first ring I bought, I bought it on the morning of the wedding day, because that’s when the money came. I will not borrow. I will not borrow. I will not borrow. I don’t know the dress on you now. Maybe you borrowed to buy it or a shoe. Who are you impressing? The necklace you carry now, are you the one who bought it? Anything you wear that you borrow to put on, or you haven’t finished paying for, is not a necklace; it’s a chain—bondage. Because anytime you see the owner that you have not paid coming, your mind shakes. Don’t put yourself under pressure now. When your brain is right, your body will be clothed. I don’t know how much they sell this—my suit. I don’t know how much they sell shoes. I don’t know how much they sell wristwatches. Occasionally, they’ve checked for me and say, “Ah, this is this. This is a world you are wearing.” I say, “Is that so?” And it doesn’t take me any time. If GOD leads it to my heart to give it out, it’s gone. I’m not tied to things. I work on my brain. Dress your brain, and people will dress your body. #BishopDavidAbioye #ConquerorsGlobalAssembly #SermonTimes
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Hezmatosky210:RBTC, He's the founder of Rhema Bible Training College |
saintkel:Mentor to many Servants of GOD including Bishop David Oyedepo
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19 September 2003 – 19 September 2026 Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT 19th of September 2026, marks 23 years since the homegoing of Kenneth E. Hagin, a renowned preacher, Bible teacher, author, and founder of Kenneth Hagin Ministries and RHEMA Bible Training College. For nearly seven decades, he devoted himself to preaching and teaching the Word of GOD. Through his ministry, books, radio broadcasts, and Bible training work, his teachings reached people across many nations. His emphasis on faith, the authority of GOD'S Word, prayer, and the believer's life in Christ influenced generations of Christians and ministers. Though he went home to be with the Lord on 19 September 2003, his teachings and ministry legacy continue to be remembered around the world. 23 years after his homegoing, we remember Kenneth E. Hagin and the legacy of his ministry. “The Word of GOD is the source of faith.” #HomeGoing #KennethHagin #SermonTimes
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Saturnalia:Pot calling kettle, The current administration is also selling the country and generations out already, only GOD can deliver us. I see some comments here and sigh 'OMG' |
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DDM Photography Studio ~ Lekki Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT Already the 'go-to' location for true photoholics around Sangotedo, Ajah, Lekki- Island axis and beyond, DDM Photography Studio is a photography studio at SkyMall Sangotedo, Ajah, Lekki, committed to satisfying the ever growing demand for explicit yet affordable studio experience, by delivering quality pictures and videos. Located at Sky Mall, Lekki Epe Express, Sangotedo, and ranking among the top media powerhouse in Lagos, the photo catalog at DDM Photography Studio tells memorable stories through visual and still photography, engaging the utmost professional approach to capturing image, emotions and moments in pictures. https://www.instagram.com/ddmstudiosng?stkn=bzk4dmsxMHcxajFn -The world does not stand still and we constantly improve our skills- The combination of passion with experience sustains the creativity at DDM Photography Studio, where strict adherence to professional standards in photography technologies always results in outstandingly memorable customer experience. Packages include; Passport Photographs; Single Picture Session; Weddings and Wedding; Photoshoot Kiddies Photo session; Family & Friends Session; Maternity; Pre-Wedding Session; Product Shoot; Home Session & Studio Rental Events (Birthday Party, Naming Ceremony, House Party) 0701 719 1020 Call/WhatsApp DDM Photography Studio also offers Basic Features Package and Premium Packages. https://www.tiktok.com/@ddmstudiosng?_r=1&_t=ZS-99pLaoVtVo2
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https://.com/2026/09/18/capture-your-memories-with-us-at-ddm-photography-studio-today/ DDM Photography Studio offers a wide range of Photography and Video Documentation Services To Clients, Home and Abroad. Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT With first class Photography and Video editing jobs, we (at DDM Photography Studio) are proudly Nigeria's leading and most preferred Visual Creators across the Lekki-Epe axis of Lagos State. https://www.instagram.com/ddmstudiosng?stkn=bzk4dmsxMHcxajFn If Elegance, Authenticity and Creativity is what you seek, Crafting The Perfect Memories Is A Piece of Cake At DDM Photography Studio. We’ve got the Experience to Keep Your Memories Timeless We know Our Onions And Are Flexible To Clients Requests https://www.tiktok.com/@ddmstudiosng?_r=1&_t=ZS-99pLaoVtVo2 Feel Free to Request Our Catalog on PHONE NUMBER: 0701-7191-020 Our Packages Include; 1. Passport Photographs 2. Single Picture Session 3. Kiddies Photo session 4. Family & Friends Session 5. Maternity 6. Pre-Wedding Session 7. Product Shoot 8. Home Session & Studio Rental 9. Events (Birthday Party, Naming Ceremony, House Party) 10. And many more Basic Features Package and Premium Packages ddmphotographystudios@gmail.com Thank You Jesus GODSPOWERPROJECT
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Ogunsan, Lakanu, Odumosu Named in 36-Member Security and Intelligence Directorate Committee of Lagos APC Campaign Council • as Kadri Hamzat goes for victory in 2027 guber elections Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has named a 36-member Security and Intelligence Directorate for its Campaign Council ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial elections. The directorate comprises retired senior security officers, professionals, community stakeholders and individuals drawn from diverse backgrounds, reflecting the party’s organisational approach to security coordination and intelligence-related responsibilities. Among the prominent figures listed are the Executive Secretary/CEO of Lagos State Security Trust Fund, LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police, DIG Taiwo Lakanu; General Olumuyiwa Okunowo; and retired Assistant Inspector-General of Police, AIG Hakeem Odumosu. Their inclusion in the directorate places experienced security and public safety professionals alongside other members tasked with contributing to the campaign council’s security and intelligence framework. The directorate’s assigned responsibilities will be central to ensuring public peace, safety, and security throughout the electioneering process of Dr. Kadri Hamzat gubernatorial candidacy. The directorate will also be instrumental to campaign coordination and stakeholder engagement during the political activities, The constitution of the Security and Intelligence Directorate comes as political parties continue preparations for the 2027 electoral cycle. Also named in the Security and Intelligence Directorate are Dr Rasaq Balogun, retired Colonel Dele Oyefuga, Comrade Sola Omojuwa Omosebi, Mr Sheriff Muhammed, Mr Liasu Rasaq, FCA, and Honourable Wasiu Ogunlana. Furthermore, the list includes Mr Sefiu Bello, Mr Bolaji Idris Ariyo, Mr Tunde Oyedeji, Mr Fashesan, DCP, Mr Kenny Motajo, Ms Adesanya Tolulope Shared, Ms Adedoyin Rojaiye and Mr Sule Yusuf. Other members of the directorate are Alhaji Gafar Owolabi, Mrs Bamgbose Damilola Ajaja, Mr Abdulrasaq Adewole, Mr Opeyemi Ogunsakin, Mr Yomi Jones, Mr Niyi Olofin and Ms Gbemisola Olusegun Kebku. The party’s list also features Mr Wuzu Shakiru, Honourable Issa Folami, Comrade Rasaq Olokuoba, ACP Segun M. Odunlami and ACP Leke Smith, alongside Prince Ifalade Oyekan. Completing the membership are Ms Ireti Ayomide Adewole, Mr Ayo Adesanya, Mr Adeyinka Isiaka, Mr Adekunle Muritala and Chief Dayo Ariyo. The development signals the APC’s ongoing organisational preparations for the forthcoming gubernatorial elections in Lagos State.
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1. You manifest the fullness of GOD. When you walk in love everything about GOD just flows through you. Ephesians 3:19 KJV [19] and to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God. When a man walks in love you just carry the fullness of GOD. Where you go, GOD goes. Where you sleep, GOD sleeps. 2. You become failure-proof. 1 Corinthians 13:8 KJV [8] Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away. Lovers can't fail. -Today marks the end of you failing in the name of Jesus! Love never fails because GOD is love and that is what makes love a failure-proof virtue. 3. Love makes you fearless and indestructible. Deuteronomy 9:3 KJV [3] Understand therefore this day, that the LORD thy God is HE which goeth over before thee; as a consuming fire HE shall destroy them, and HE shall bring them down before thy face: so shalt thou drive them out, and destroy them quickly, as the LORD hath said unto thee. GOD is a consuming fire and fire consumes fire so when you are walking in love, GOD is a consuming fire and the nature of fire is in you. So love is HIS nature. Anything that wants to consume you GOD will destroy, GOD consumes it. 1 John 4:18.. Those who walk in love don't fear anything. You walk in love you walk in GOD. 4. Guarantees instant answers to prayers. 1 John 3:22-23 KJV [22] And whatsoever we ask, we receive of him, because we keep his commandments, and do those things that are pleasing in his sight. [23] And this is his commandment, That we should believe on the name of his Son Jesus Christ, and love one another, as he gave us commandment. When you are a lover, before you open your mouth 'Pam', GOD answers you. 1 Kings 3:3 KJV [3] And Solomon loved the LORD, walking in the statutes of David his father: only he sacrificed and burnt incense in high places. . Before he will ask for money, GOD has answered him. -May GOD answer you in the name of Jesus. -Pastor David Ibiyeomie
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FortCavazosKnox:Make driver no dirty our truck sha ![]() |
Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT After placing his order for shares in the Dangote Refineries, my friend went to a filling station to buy fuel. While there, he saw a Dangote truck in the premises and approached the driver. He greeted the driver and asked him why the back of the truck was dirty. The driver was confused. "Why are you asking me? Anyway the road was bad but the truck will be washed once I return to depot." My friend nodded and walked around the truck, checking the tyres and lights to ensure they were in good condition. The driver was confused and asked him again. "Young man, why are you inspecting my truck?" The guy responded, "Thank you for asking. I am now one of the owners of your company. I will be attending meetings now and part of the decision makers." The driver congratulated him. "So how much did you buy?" He placed both hands behind his back as he walked away and wished the driver safe journey back to depot. "I bought ₦15,000 own." #MBN
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Olu Jacobs: 20 Things You May Not Know About The Late Nollywood Legend onuigbo felicia Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. GODSPOWERPROJECT https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1JTtoTq4A1/ The name Olu Jacobs has for decades been synonymous with authority, elegance and excellence on stage and screen. But behind the imposing voice and commanding performances was a man whose journey to becoming one of Nigeria’s most respected actors was filled with rebellion, coincidence, sacrifice, international success, love and an enduring commitment to the arts. Following his death at 84 on Wednesday, September 16, here are 20 things that tell a less familiar story about Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs. 1. Acting was not the career his father wanted for him Jacobs’ decision to become an actor was initially met with opposition from his father, who was himself a talented drummer and entertainer but did not see acting as a secure profession for his son. That did not stop Jacobs. 2. He secretly left Nigeria for Britain to pursue acting When his father refused to endorse his passport application, Jacobs obtained another form with the help of an uncle. He eventually travelled to Britain without telling his father, knowing he would likely have been stopped. 3. Tobacco helped him win back his father’s heart After arriving in Britain, Jacobs sent his father a letter explaining why he had disobeyed him. He also sent him his favourite tobacco, St Bruno. The gesture reportedly softened his father’s anger. Jacobs later recalled that his father was particularly pleased to receive the tobacco. 4. Hubert Ogunde was one of the reasons he became an actor As a young boy in Kano, Jacobs watched one of Hubert Ogunde’s concert parties at the Colonial Hotel. The performance made such an impression on him that he decided acting was what he wanted to do for a living. 5. He was already chasing an international career before Nollywood existed Jacobs did not rise through what is now known as Nollywood. He first built his professional career in Britain at a time when the Nigerian film industry had not yet become the global force it is today. 6. His first stage role was not a starring role In 1972, Jacobs played The Boy in A Taste of Honey at the newly opened Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. It was an early step in a career that would eventually make him one of Africa’s most recognisable actors. 7. He became a familiar face on British television Before returning to Nigeria, Jacobs appeared in several British television productions, including The Goodies, Till Death Us Do Part, The Tomorrow People and The Professionals. 8. He played an African president on the British stage In 1978, Jacobs portrayed President Mageeba in Michael Codron’s presentation of Tom Stoppard’s Night and Day. It was another indication that his career had already moved well beyond the confines of Nigerian entertainment. 9. Hollywood and international cinema were also part of his story Long before Nigerian actors began routinely appearing in major international productions, Jacobs had already featured in films including Ashanti, The Dogs of War, Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend and Roman Polanski’s Pirates. 10. He returned to Nigeria after roughly two decades abroad Jacobs spent about 20 years in Britain before returning to Nigeria. He later explained that an invitation from the Federal Government encouraged his return and gave him an opportunity to contribute to the country’s developing entertainment industry. 11. His return was not a step down from an international career Jacobs was already established abroad when he came home. Rather than simply continuing his career overseas, he returned to build in Nigeria at a time when the country’s modern film industry was taking shape. 12. The Third Eye became one of his important Nigerian television roles After returning, Jacobs played Inspector Best Idafa in the NTA detective series The Third Eye, one of the roles that helped introduce him to a new generation of Nigerian viewers. 13. He reportedly knew almost immediately that Joke Silva would become his wife Jacobs met Joke Silva in 1981 during preparations for Wole Soyinka’s Jero’s Metamorphosis. In a later interview, he recalled seeing her walk into a management meeting and telling people around him that she would become his wife. 14. He proposed to Joke Silva in Tunisia Their relationship eventually moved beyond theatre. Jacobs proposed to Silva while they were in Tunisia during the production of *Ashanti*. They later married and became one of Nigeria’s best-known acting couples. 15. Their age difference initially concerned Joke Silva’s father Silva has spoken about the roughly 20-year age difference between them and how her father initially had concerns about the relationship. Her mother, however, was more accepting, partly because her own parents had a similar age gap. 16. Jacobs encouraged his wife to keep the name “Joke Silva” This is one of the more revealing details about their marriage. Silva has said Jacobs advised her not to change her professional name after their marriage because she had already built a career and identity as Joke Silva. For him, her professional identity did not need to disappear simply because she had become his wife. 17. Their partnership went far beyond marriage Jacobs and Silva did not stop at acting together. They built the Lufodo Group and established the Lufodo Academy of Performing Arts, extending their work into production, distribution and professional training. 18. His career eventually stretched across more than 100 Nigerian films Jacobs became one of the most prolific and recognisable faces of Nigerian cinema, with his filmography running into more than 100 productions. His characters ranged from traditional rulers and wealthy patriarchs to politicians, businessmen and authority figures. 19. The industry formally recognised his contribution several times Among his major honours were the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role in 2007, the national honour of Member of the Order of the Federal Republic in 2011, the AMVCA Industry Merit Award in 2013 and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2016. 20. Nigerians had already mourned him several times before his actual death Perhaps the strangest chapter of Jacobs’ later years was the repeated circulation of false reports that he had died. His family had to dismiss death rumours in 2021 and again in 2024. In 2024, his son Olusoji even provided evidence that his father was alive after another wave of reports. On Wednesday, however, Olusoji Jacobs announced that the veteran actor had died at 84. His family subsequently asked the public and media to respect their privacy as they mourned. From a young boy in Kano captivated by Hubert Ogunde to a British-trained actor, international film star, Nigerian screen icon and mentor to younger performers, Olu Jacobs’ story was considerably bigger than the characters he played. Thank You Jesus
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FineUsername:Laugh before APC urchins invade this thread ![]() |
GOD help Nigeria and Nigerians in Jesus name |
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ajailer:APC warriors, we are expecting your con-ments |
thatigboman:Honestly, even in his state, dem no rate am, yet e dey here dey form influencer. Rogo (Lagos) to Ajuwon (Ogun) (through Grailland) smooth (Lagos works). Ajuwon to Akute na festival of potholes. Ishaga (Lagos) to Okearo (Ogun) smooth, (Lagos works), Okearo to Giwa and beyond na to fasten your seatbelts |
HacheNoire:Yes it is o, and it should be. No justify nonsense |
Dogalmighty17:Expecting Seunmsg to spin another narrative, as usual. On the Last thread, he was condemning Obi for not informing the state of his visit, but Glory to GOD, now signed documents prove Obi followed all protocols, down to even Police |
Baronthecelebri:E get why ![]() |
Starless991:Glory to GOD, thank you brother, Don Kenuchi, the author sends his respect |
Bayoonanuga:I beg to differ Sir. We choose to give offering and tithes, Yahoo boys take |
dgee1:What about the tons of actual terrorists being funded and reintegrated to do more societal damage by members of his administration. Gumi and Kanu wear d same shoes |
helinues:But if you're not receiving largesse, how else would you justify how you twist your narratives each time contrary news are posted concerning this administration. |
What is auditor general saying, dem yarimo, Helinues, Madridguy etc household see am na |
‘Where I Tested My Leadership’ — IGP Disu Returns to Ogun Police Station where He First Served As DPO Psalm 150:6 KJV [6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. From Ago-Iwoye to Force Headquarters, Abuja; from a young Divisional Police Officer (DPO) to Inspector-General of Police (IGP), the remarkable career journey of IGP Olatunji Disu, psc(+), NPM, has come full circle. Decades after beginning his policing career at the Ago-Iwoye Police Division in Ogun State, the Inspector-General recently returned to the station that marked the beginning of his journey through the ranks of the Nigeria Police Force. The visit was more than a routine inspection. It was an emotional return to the roots of a career that has taken him from his first posting to the highest professional position in the Nigeria Police Force. At Ago-Iwoye Division, Disu revisited his former office, walked through the residence where he once lived as a young police officer and returned to the farm he once cultivated during his early years in service. For a moment, the office of the Inspector-General gave way to the memories of a young officer who once occupied the same space, carried the responsibilities of a DPO and nursed ambitions of making a difference in policing. Standing in the same environment decades later, the IGP reflected on the extraordinary journey that followed — a journey marked by duty, discipline, professional growth and increasing responsibility. His return also carried a powerful message for officers and men of the Force, particularly young policemen and women at the beginning of their careers: every accomplished officer was once a beginner. The Ago-Iwoye experience served as a reminder that great careers are built gradually, through service at every level and in every posting. It was against this backdrop that the IGP posed a thought-provoking question: “Can YOU visit where you worked before?” The question went beyond nostalgia. It challenged officers to remember their beginnings, remain connected to the communities they once served and appreciate the stages of their professional journey. For Disu, Ago-Iwoye is not simply another police division. It represents the starting point of a journey that eventually led him to Force Headquarters and the leadership of the Nigeria Police Force. His return therefore became an operational pilgrimage — a moment to reconnect with the past while reflecting on the responsibilities of the present. The journey from Ago-Iwoye to Force Headquarters underscores a timeless lesson in leadership: no position is too small to matter, no assignment is insignificant, and every beginning holds the possibility of greatness. The young officer who once served at Ago-Iwoye could hardly have known the heights his career would eventually reach. But decades later, his footsteps had brought him back to where the journey began — now as the Inspector-General of Police. Indeed, the journey of a thousand miles does not merely begin with a step. For IGP Olatunji Disu, it began at Ago-Iwoye. Thank You Jesus
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dahmie2013:That one na wartime minister ![]() |
Who would you put where, and why? |
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