Solomung

It's always impossible Until it's done

i've been around a long time enough to know that Arsenal can still bottle the league

ideas are worthless; execution is priceless

@LFC need more attackers in this match, the wings are dead

Half-time. #MUNLIV

happy workers day! 💪🏽

FREEPIK IS NOW MAGNIFIC WHY?

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who is the PRIZE in a relationship, Man or Woman

Bro, knowledge is power for real o…. This is deep 🥹✨

AFTER 207 days on top, Arsenal has dropped to 2nd place. is the bottling finally sealed?

This is what 400 calories looks like. Same number. Two completely different outcomes.

@iam__temmyyy Love is really blind, just make sure you shine your eyes for red flags

Bro dey cry, but baby girl dey prepare for her birthday. In this life, you better be selfish, if not, you go cry tire!

There’s a time hubby and I were at the airport. We got into the picture and selfie moment. We took quite a number of them. All nice and laughing. Upon viewing them he told me to delete some coz he didn’t like how he looked in them. I insisted and said No. He insisted and I also insisted it’s my phone. He asked me only one question: So u can’t listen to me if I say I don’t like them? I knew there and then we’ve now crossed into the husband mode and outa friend mode no-more. I immediately handed over the phone and he deleted the ones he didn’t feel okay with. That’s all she’s trying to say here. The ability to discern who is talking at what moment and acting accordingly. Hope this example throws more light..

After Mobil, Dr Olukoya of Mountain of Fire Ministry (MFM) was the second biggest financier of Athletics in Nigeria at the time. He primarily focused on the Junior category, and sponsored the National Junior trials for many years. When he withdrew from sponsoring these trials, the AFN struggled to hold the trials on their own without his financial backing. In fact, MFM was heavily involved in funding sports in Nigeria. A lot of Nigeria's great sports people owe a lot to Olukoya and his church. This is why, after many of Odunayo Adekuoroye's wrestling conquests, she would spend some time to thank Dr Olukoya. In fact, Adekuoroye even had a dedicated Nigerian flag with the MFM emblem to celebrate with after winning a medal for the country. Dr Olukoya and TB Joshua really pumped a lot of money into Nigerian sports.

@kaycee4football @instablog9ja Do you know how many people are employed in this church's Schools and health care facilities...

@instablog9ja While we love God,let's call it what it is.. This is bullshit! People need jobs,people need health care,people need housing and good water not churches to collect offerings from already suffering individuals.chruches are just business , it's not a gateway to heaven

RCCG’s new auditorium stirs reactions over its massive worship capacity and expansion plans

As Christians in the northern part of Nigeria are being killed for their faith, may we who don’t know that reality never stop speaking and raising our voices, may we never stop praying for their strength, their safety, their courage and their broken hearts. May we never stop giving to those who need it the most. May we become our brother’s keepers. #MyBrothersKeeper

@Youngpappi__ @sowore how about the free things the church give out like scholarships, build health care facilities, roads, produce electricity, food pantries, skill trainings that they do. personally i have benefitted from these

Exactly @sowore! Pastor Olumide came to defend the system but ended up exposing it. They collect “tithes and offerings” from poor members who are barely surviving, use it to build elite schools, estates, and empires, then separate the assets so the same poor people who funded them can’t even afford the fees or rent. That’s not ministry, that’s classic sweat equity theft dressed in holy robes. If Redemption Camp or Canaan Land is such a perfect model, why are the biggest tithe-payers and “elders” the same corrupt politicians and looters destroying Nigeria? Why no low-cost housing for the faithful who sleep outside during crusades? Keep speaking the truth, sir. Nigerians must stop funding private jets and universities they’ll never benefit from while their own children suffer in public schools with no light or water. Faith should uplift the poor, not exploit them.

I watched Pastor Olumide Emmanuel’s attempt to respond to my criticism of prosperity preachers on a recent episode of The Honest Bunch, and instead of addressing the issue, he exposed it. On that show, I spoke plainly about a system where prosperity preachers take from the poor while denying them any meaningful benefit from the wealth created by their sacrifices. His response was not just defensive; it was revealing, even though he tried to be demeaning. Rather than engage the substance of the argument, he resorted to anger, curses, and theatrics. But in doing so, he confirmed exactly what I said. He openly admitted that churches raise “capital” from poor members to build elite institutions such as schools, only to later separate those institutions from the church so they can “survive.” In plain language, that means the people who paid for these schools are deliberately excluded from them. That is exploitation. In any serious economic system, this is at least "sweat equity." When people contribute their money, time, and belief, they have a stake in what is built. You cannot take from the poor in the name of faith, convert their sacrifices into profitable assets, and then deny them access to those very assets. It is deeply troubling that struggling church members are encouraged to give beyond their means, while those same funds are used to acquire properties, build businesses, purchase private jets and helicopters, and create elite structures they will never benefit from. The cycle is that which extracts from the poor, builds for the privileged, and justifies it with doctrine. The question remains, why take their equity if they are not allowed to share in what they have built? Pastor Olumide also pointed to church-owned estates with constant electricity and running water as evidence of success, but failed to mention that these developments are products of the same extraction model. The real question is how many ordinary church members can afford to live in these estates. In places like Redemption Camp, it is common knowledge that many residents are wealthy individuals, including politicians who don't even attend the church on Sunday, while the average church member cannot even dream of owning property there. Where are the provisions for low-income housing for members? Where is the housing for the poor who attend massive programs like the Holy Ghost Congress and are forced to sleep outdoors during the holy ghost congress? There is practically none. Faith-based denominations should not be a vehicle for extraction or extortion. They should uplift, empower, and create shared prosperity. What we are seeing instead is inequality being institutionalized and defended under the guise of divine blessing. Conclusively, he was shouting angrily that if this nation were run like Redemption Camp, there would be free education and constant electricity, and that if it were run like Canaan Land, everything would work. But that argument collapses under its own weight. The very people who should be running this nation properly are already inside your churches. They are your elders, your biggest donors, your celebrated tithe payers. They are the political and economic elite whose actions have contributed to this country's dysfunction. Yet, unlike Jesus, you have not driven them out of the house of the Lord. Instead, they are welcomed, honored, and elevated. So you cannot point to church estates as models for national governance while ignoring the fact that the same class of people who undermine the nation are the pillars of your institutions. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF THE HONEST BUNCH BROADCAST REFERENCED HERE: youtu.be/df1tVQvxPRU?si…

I learnt how to build some years ago I realised that if something belongs to you, even though it may be small, it is yours Something that belonged to someone else may be big but it is not yours It is better to be a Landlord in your own hut than to be a tenant in another man's maisonette Build your own platform!