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I have reached the point in my life where I pay my tithe before I touch my income. I don’t flinch, I don’t overthink. I just pay.
When minister Dunsin talked about consecration, I’m only just understanding it now.
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Keeping the body in a straight, aligned line to avoid worsening potential head, neck, or spinal injuries.
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A Christian employee who gossips and shows up late ruins their witness. We glorify God by:
∙ Being on time
∙ Working with joy
∙ Striving for excellence
Your work ethic is a reflection of your faith.
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The only thing in Nigeria is friends and family. That's it.
It's why I've never seen the sense in this “Nigeria is the best place to live if you have money” nonsense.
The only thing of value I have back there is people. The only thing that takes me back there is community.
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TO HELL WITH THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT!!! From the lowest to highest tier. I hope with all the wealth you have acquired, great calamity befalls you so much so that you feel the pain the average Nigerian feels.
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Lol that script was brilliant.
That's real life and not idealism.
She was used to certain lifestyle and status and suddenly everything is gone. It's PERFECTLY REALISTIC for the person to switch up AT FIRST because of emotions.
But a good person WILL fix up, empathize and accept the situation when they actually come back to their senses.
That's what the movie was trying to pass across.
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“I wouldn’t be Serena if there wasn’t Venus... she’s the only reason that Serena Williams ever existed."
The ultimate blueprint for sisterhood and excellence. 🥺✨
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Now this is me a Nigerian citizen in an ambulance in the Uk, response time 11 minutes. I no be millionaire oo.
Thinking about suicide tonight and remembering how this young man walked into the pharmacy at 1am and said he feels something is following him from home and he wants to unalive himself.
I’m not sure I gave him the answer he NEEDED to hear and that worries me so much.
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If the least person working on an oil rig in Nigeria gets injured and can't be managed on the rig, a helicopter will be launched to pick him up. It doesn't matter if that happens at 2 am. A privilege a billionaire living in Banana Island will not get.
It is like that because the Oil companies pay for helicopters to be on a night standby duty for medical evacuation. The money our government should have used to pay for services like that for you and me has been looted and saved in offshore accounts. That is why we need a leader who could say that he is not a thief.
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I see no reason why a rich Nigerian that lives abroad should come home for detty December tho..
It’s always rough and crowded man nothing special about Nigerian December fr..
Choose another month abeg!
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That’s why I will never understand people’s obsession with wanting to live in Nigeria, it’s a shit hole with no infrastructure and one of the largest wealth disparities you can witness.
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He rides his bike, he runs on the streets with his security a nice distance away from him.
He's been coming home like this for years. He even went to school at home for a bit.
I really pray for him physically and mentally. This is so much to deal with 🥹🤦🏾♂️






























