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In 2026, I experience peace, favour and unending joy. Every blessing ordained for my marriage unfolds in fullness and in perfect timing.
We embrace opportunities! Increase! Unusual outpour of advancement! Favour unmerited.
No loss, death and evil record in Jesus name!
AMEN!
Jessica retweeted
The Lord said; It will still come to pass
#HallelujahChallenge
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I am God's investment.
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#HallelujahChallengeOct2026
And I dey always mind my business for this app oh 😅
Anyways, I don’t regret defending Toluwani’s wife. I will always stand for what I know to be the truth.
I pray God heals her pain and grant her the fortitude to bear the loss 🙏🏽
The empathy was so much that she wasn’t even concerned about the widow’s emotional state first, she dived straight to “does she want to sell the house?” 😆
She even started with, “Hold-on…”, like the widow had no right.
And some people want me to believe she meant no harm? Lol!
I personally don’t care if you are sorry about your post or not.
But you see that God you mentioned? He truly saw your heart and intentions. He knows your motive for that post, and He will judge you accordingly.
Bcos, no human with empathy would ask a grieving widow such.
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Jessica retweeted
Do people really understand what marriage means?
Once you marry a person, he/she becomes your FAMILY.
That person becomes your other half, arguably the most important person in your life.
How come you guys don’t understand this??
The excitement on my face whenever I see my husband after a long day 🤣 I hate the way I blush so hard 🤣🤣🤣
Make I go gist my man all the troubles wey I don burst for twitter today 😂🤍
The reason I’m triggered is because I knew Toluwani before his fame (Yabatech Alumni).
And I know his wife used to join him in his singing gigs back then in school, more like backup singer.
And these hopeless internet people have been trolling people they know nothing about.
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You must not afflict any widow or orphan. If you afflict them in any way and they cry to me, I will surely hear their cry, and my anger will burn and I will kill you with the sword, and your wives will be widows and your children will be fatherless.
Exodus 22:22-24
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Burying the dead in a residential area is an archaic and primitive method of burial. Waking up to a grave most times will increase anxiety, unending thoughts and yes maybe closer to what you lost but to what end? If the house was rented, will you Bury him there? What is the value, spiritual or moral
stand point of burying someone in their house? As for me, none except it’s their wish
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Within the next 24 hours; you will recieve a call that will change the trajectory of your life
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Friends are crying. Weeping seriously at his night of tribute.
I am watching videos of the tribute and my eyes are blur from trying to hold tear but Guess what?
HIS FAMILY MEMBERS ARE DOING MEDIA ROUNDS AND SETTING HIS LEGACY AND WIFE UP FOR DRAGS…
Family is truly not by blood 🥺🥺🥺
Family that won’t assist her in paying any loan if they ever find out the house was funded by loans 🤣🤣🤣
The kind of sister-in-law you must pray not to have. People who cannot respect boundaries of their “brother’s marriage”.
You suffer train them is not a free pass into their homes. You must call, you should call before coming. You cannot barge in.
Don’t be a home wrecker.
People keep throwing around the phrase, “in the house he built.”
But how are we so sure she didn’t contribute financially or otherwise to building that house?
Even if their contributions weren’t equal, what makes people so certain she contributed nothing at all?
Just be quiet!
(Rest in peace to the dead 🕊️)
You don’t want to wake up every day seeing your late husband’s grave, but you can live in the house he built, sit on his favourite chair, enter the room where he wrote his music, and raise the children he left behind.
You’re young, you have two kids, and you’re free to remarry. But his body be taken to a public cemetery because you don’t want him buried on his own property or in his father’s land?
I thought the Yoruba were the cultural custodians of Nigeria. In my culture, even a mad man returns to his father’s land.
Do you want to sell the property?
The father-in-law is a calm man, I raise you the late mohbad father.
There’s truly no reward for suffering as a woman.
This woman was there with him when he did not yet have the fame. She married him before the fame.
See how easy it has become for people to label her a gold-digger badge. For a marriage nobody understands the dynamic!
So sad 💔
The car will not cause her trauma.
The money he left behind will not cause her trauma.
The photo frames, the videos and his media pages will not cause her trauma.
But just a little space in the compound to bury her supposed lover is now a war.
Also, there is no way a man would refuse to bury his wife in the compound.
Of course, she will definitely remarry, and maybe she will even sell the house. She knows the implication of having a grave on a property she wants to sell.
A man suffers to make it, the man dies, and he is still lying in the mortuary because his wife will not allow him to be buried in his own house.
Again, kings, please don't die!











