planetx:
Canada is overrated until you get there sha.

gaius01:


When you didn't plan for the future as a young and train your kids to be loving to you as parents you tend to live like newly wedded couple in old age. The hustle still continues !! Such a pity !!!

Rip Sir ! Where are his children?

Dizzyrascal:
Now this is getting serious!!! But my question is, do we tag this as a religious quote or not?

vanida6:
Wetin be him own no be prophet of God em be

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright

Mumu them

Na arrangeee

dosage150:


Thanks so much brother
I have a good news !
I secured the job
starting up work on 1st of next month
The job came with accommodation and an automobile as well
The pay isn't bad at all
Am really grateful to God

Buhari2023:
Manchester united

winner

2020/2021 season


Martial highest goal scorer 45goals

PresidentAtiku:
Chelsea's season

Hohohoho

JomoGbomo1Akpos:
Blessing Ejika Ubi is a beautiful young lady, who would cause heads to turn, effortlessly; with an infectiously positive attitude, she is a delight to encounter.

One would find it hard to believe that, just a few months ago, Blessing was riddled with pungent sores and rotting skin, from head to toe, caused by an untraceable and untreatable skin disease.



Science had written it off as an undiagnosable condition; friends spread filthy rumors about her, claiming that she had gotten mixed up with diabolical men; her family had given up, as had she.


Her story caused tears to roll down my cheeks, this morning, because, as a medical practitioner, I see hundreds of written off cases like this and I know exactly what patients go through. It’s so pathetic, I can relate.

Unable to carry out normal daily tasks by herself or even have healthy relationships with people, Blessing experienced the most isolated moments of her life; the stigma of the repulsive odour and sores caused her to be treated like an outcast. It is safe to say that every door she knocked on, seeking healing, was shut in her face.



What can you do if your reality tells you that, as a young Nigerian woman, you must become accustomed to suffering pain, rejection, and isolation for the rest of your life?

What can one hold on to, when all hope is gone?
When pastors, scientists and every solution under the sun are powerless to help, some would beg for death to take them, but Sister Blessing begged God to preserves her life; just like Job in scriptures, she was helpless but not hopeless.



Blessing was at death’s door when she encountered the God of Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, Senior Prophet of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, during a healing service; and God opened a new door for her, one of supernatural healing!



Today, Blessing is completely healed, and cannot contain her joy. She is a new creature in Christ, indeed!

God bless Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin! A man God has used extraordinarily to restore hope to lives across the globe, his compassion for humanity is worth emulating, his philanthropism is phenomenal, his deep dimensions of dream interpretation is divine and ground breaking.



It will be forever in history that during the height of the Corona Virus pandemic lockdown, this same Man Of God dished out over a Billion Naira to help humanity…Again, we say, God Bless Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin.



– Dr. Seun Ogunleye reporting for StrokesAfrica.com



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idmXVVtZt8Q

orion7:
Its not possible to drink blood from a yestetday victim.


That's normal physiology of clothing

FrustratedLady:
widows are very lonely and desperate.
I can't count how many widows that have begged me for sex and are even willing to empty their accounts for me.
Widows are the easiest prey on Facebook, just promise them marriage and love and watch how they worship and lick you down to your feet.
I only add widows on my Facebook account, no karma or magun involved.

Roon9:
Urhobo mena

chrisxxx:
We fans are yet to know the rules that say Nketiah and Willock must feature in all Arsenal's game.
Are these guys community boys playing community quota?
We played two men down immediately Arteta introduced Nketiah and Willock.

Kriss216:

He doesn't need to go to the isolation centres.. He operates Healing sessions on TVs, let him heal them through that media.

austinvsb:


Bro, trying to seperate colonialism and Christian missionaries is like trying to separate the Christian God from Jesus. It's impossible. One is the father (colonialism) that birthed the child (Christian missionary).

Christianity didn't get to us until the colonialist came and its a reason why your Jesus has always been portrayed as a white European despite every scientific and common sense evidence indicating otherwise. The idea of a white savior was birthed with the introduction of Christianity and that idea is still stuck in our subconscious till date.


When the white man came, he brought guns on one hand and the Bible on the other hand. If You weren't ready to accept their Jesus, you better be certain you might be on the receiving end of the lead.

When i was younger, I dreamt that God appeared and made a revelation to me. I later shared this with my pastor (who also happens to be one of my parent) Do you know the form he appeared in? That of a white man. Yes you heard that right.. GOD APPEARED TO ME AS A WHITE MAN!! That right there is the definition of subconcious and mental slavery and what the colonialists aimed to achieve with Christianity and so far its been successful beyond their wildest dreams.

Do NOT seperate colonialism from the Christian Missionaries. They were one and the same!


Here are some articles for your perusal. I doubt your mind will be changed, but there is no harm in trying...

https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/violenceinafrica/sample-page/the-philosophy-of-colonialism-civilization-christianity-and-commerce/

https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/cambridge-history-of-christianity/christianity-colonialism-and-missions/DEA95716527862766967A55CE8E9D42D

https://www.africanexponent.com/post/8572-christianity-was-used-to-exploit-africans-through-colonization

tydi:


Oga, you're talking about history which I don't even have the strength to go in lane into it with you now.
we are talking about what transpired, how our deities got to the foreign land and what was in exchange for it.