Righteousness89:


My Brother it's not by Appearance..

It's not by Wearing Suit, Agbada, Jalabia or whatever! Evil Spirits do not Respect what you wear! It's what is inside you that is Respected!

Righteousness89:
Not Everyone you see on the road is Normal!

Many people are bound in chains and Habits that they can't Explain..

Sometime ago a lady was put out here . She used bottle to insert in her private part right in the public..

Pls , if you see yourself Displaying or Having the urge for things you can't Explain or Understand, pls seek Genuine Servants of God for Prayers and Deliverance.. it's not Ordinary. It's not something to be ashamed of!

These are Perilous and Desprate times! There is no more time! The Host of hell know this and they are working tirelessly to get as much souls they can possess..

The Way of Escape is through JESUS. Not just Jesus in Mouth but being Conciously Soaked in Jesus Christ..

Omg! Whose Father is this?? � �����‍♂️
Just happening right now at eke mgbidi, imo state.
Can this be called, self abuse, public abuse or what?
Just take a look at what a man who just packed his car and well dressed is doing now in public with his bottle of bar ��‍♂️
My fellow Nigeria's
Could this be a course or his occultist demand? God Have Mercy.



A tragic incident occurred on Thursday December 12, as a 16-year-old bride drowned in a well while preparing for her wedding.

The bride identified as Fatima Abubakar, drowned in a well located at the home of her cosmetologist and sister at Gajaja community in Danbatta Local Government Area of Kano State.

Sharing his grief with BBC Hausa Service, father of the deceased said relatives and friends who gathered to celebrate with his daughter are now mourning her.

Mr Abubakar said;

Now we are pleading with Hajiya Lami (the cosmetologist) whom the incident occurred at her residence. She is also a sister to the late bride. She is unconscious and unable to eat.

Fatima's younger brother, Labaran who spoke to newsmen disclosed that they live in Babura local government of Jigawa State but decided to hold the wedding at Danbatta in neighbouring Kano State.

“I do a lot of things that generate money for me. I have always done business even before I came into Nollywood and I am still in business. I came into Nollywood as an actress before becoming a movie producer and to date, I have shot 12 movies and still counting. Truth be told, I have not made money from Nollywood yet. After 12 movies I have not made the kind of money that I should make but I know I will make it. You see, there is a difference between making a huge profit and then, just getting your money back on your investment. I haven’t broken even" she said.

“I love doing good movies and putting up good content. I think my major challenge now is that my movies are not showing in all cinemas in the country like I hoped and it saddens me. Their excuse is that my movies are indigenous and the titles are local but I am like ‘we get to watch foreign movies indigenous to different parts of the world yet subtitled and these movies are been shown in our cinemas so I ask the question ‘why can’t we encourage our local content?’ I want to believe that even if a movie is 100 per cent indigenous, that does not stop it from showing in cinemas as long as the movie is well subtitled.

“It has greatly affected me as an independent film maker, I do most of my productions from my purse. It is not like I get grants and it really eats moviemakers up when we don’t get the opportunity to showcase what we have.

“Even if they feel we are not getting it right, there is a way they can inform us that this is what you need to achieve this and that. But they just label it local content, indigenous this and indigenous that, giving what we do all sorts of names but the fact is, when you preview a job and story wise you have it, picture wise you have it, quality wise and artistic whatever you have it, then why the barrier? Why can’t such a movie be seen in all cinemas across Nigeria.

“But they are giving excuses that when cinema going audiences hear the title, they will not like it. Who says so? Yes, a title could have a very positive impact on a production but a title is a title, be it local or English or what have you. An indigenous title cannot stop a good film from flying at the box office,” she adds with emphasis.

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