Amaechi.

@mrrasmulan Brazil cannot even beat Spain or Argentina

@CFC_OBED Victor Osihmen...the baller

Tell me one footballer you just love. I don’t wanna hear Messi, Neymar or Ronaldo😂 Tell me one random sick footballer you love.

As a listened to Simon Sinek, I learnt why young Nigerians joined Obedient movement. It's the power of WHY, Obedient Movement believes that a new Nigeria is POssible.

@AjeboDanny It's about eternity. It's not about your physical body, it's about your soul

Death comes for everyone, righteous or not. So how can the wages of sin be death?

@IgboHistoFacts Onyemaechi

What's your Igbo name?

@UcheMaryOkoli The holy Eucharist

Catholic Trivia!!! What is the central mystery of the Christian faith?

The best businesses I have seen and studied are family owned and managed. Succession and continuity is always seamless. @OBHNG_

@frmarcellinus St. Anthony of Padua. My patron saint

Name any random saint.

@propsMCFC They are playing 2 matches at home..

just look at their next 3 PL games. all without their best attacker. I am beyond calm 😂😂

@FB_viktor Life has not started hitting hard

I love the fact that Gen Zs are becoming less religious

@Oye440 Arsenal did not lose that match because of kepa 's mistake.. Arsenal forgot they are the best team in the EPL. They forgot to play their game.. They are scared of attacking Man city.

Arteta didn’t pick Kepa because of tactics. He picked him because of principle. Every player in that dressing room was watching. Not the game him. Watching to see what kind of man their manager is when the stakes are highest. That’s the part people miss about Arteta. Trophies don’t build trust. Moments do. The small ones. The ones nobody tweets about. Pep builds machines. Arteta builds men. And that’s exactly why when Arsenal finally win this league, it won’t just feel like a trophy. It’ll feel like it meant something.

@FrUgochukwu Thanks for this clarification and lessons. Important to note, that there are many gifts given by the Holy spirit. Some are preacher, some are healers, some doctors , some are builders.. All are called by God to lead the people of God.

Someone drew my attention to this video of a Catholic lady who is complaining of feeling empty after returning from Mass. Her emptiness is coming from the fact that the priest did not break the Word of God well. 1. Acknowledgement: First, I must commend the lady for speaking up. It is possible that there are other Catholics who feel the same way but have not been courageous enough to make their feelings known either privately or publicly as this lady chose to. 2. The Mass is first a sacrifice, not a performance: Second and very importantly, let me state clearly that at its core, the Holy Mass is the re-presentation of Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross of Calvary, not a lecture or motivational talk. If the focus shifts only to how inspiring or motivational the priest is in his homily, we risk misunderstanding what the Mass truly is. 3. The Eucharist is the true nourishment: In the Gospel according to John, Jesus teaches that His Body and Blood are true food and drink. Even if the homily is weak from our human perspective, Christ is still fully present - Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. No Mass is spiritually “empty” where the Eucharist is received with faith. 3. However, homily does matter: The Church teaches that the homily is an integral part of the liturgy. Priests have a real responsibility to break open the Word of God in a way that nourishes the faithful. Poor preaching can indeed make it harder for people to connect and grow. 4. Ongoing formation for priests is important: The lady's suggestion about ongoing pastoral formation is not misplaced. Priests should continually grow - in Scripture, theology, and communication skills. The people of God deserve preaching that is clear, faithful, and relevant. 5. But spiritual fruit also depends on disposition: Let it be made clear also that the grace we receive at Mass is not automatic in its fruits. Interior preparation matters: arriving to Mass early and saying a prayer before Mass, recollection, openness of heart. Sometimes “emptiness” is not only about what is given, but also about how it is received. Recall the parable of the sower in the Gospel. 6. Faith is not always felt: The other thing to keep in mind is that spiritual life is not built on feelings alone. There are moments of consolation and moments of dryness. The saints often experienced “emptiness” even in deep union with God. Lack of emotional satisfaction does not always mean lack of grace or poor homily quality. 7. The danger of a consumer mentality: When we begin to evaluate the Mass primarily by how it “made me feel,” we risk approaching it like a product rather than a mystery (this is one of the dangers of pentecostalism). The liturgy is not centered on us, but on God. 8. A call to deeper participation: I think the video calls all of us, without exception, to a deeper and active participation. Active participation is interior: preparation, listening, offering oneself, uniting one’s life to Christ’s sacrifice. When this happens, we will know that every Mass can be profoundly nourishing. 9. In Summary: Let me mention again that he lady's concern is valid - priests must strive to prepare, preach well, and communicate the Gospel effectively. But at the same time, the fullness of the Mass cannot be reduced to the 'quality' of a homily (let's also keep in mind that quality here is relative). Christ is always present and always giving Himself. The invitation is to meet Him there - with faith, disposition, preparation, and openness. Fr. Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch

@SirLeoBDasilva A bird at hand is always better than millions in the bush

I dreamt that Arsenal lost this Carabao cup and won the league and Champions league.

@Sifon_Bassey I love it too

"My Story" by Sir Jude Nnam is a beautiful Catholic song that evokes a very special emotion when you listen to it. Here it is, rendered by my parish choir during the offertory procession at mass today.

@frjamesa Sometimes I do feel like that too but I have to add that it's important we as catholic should be attending Sunday evening instructions and benediction.

Dear Catholics, In all honesty, please respond to this video. Also, tell me: Have you ever felt this way at Mass? How did you react?

@JBTHEPLUG1 Oak

Gun pointed at your head, name a wood.

Made In Nnewi. Made in IGBO land. Here comes the beauty.. The King of the Road. IJELE is here.

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@IamJustNneka @UgoAgro_ Check this out

Ndi Igbo in the diaspora and at home, I’m exploring a community-owned oil palm plantation in Alaigbo. ₦5M per slot. 30 slots total (₦150M raise). Individuals can buy multiple slots. Groups can also take a slot. Testing serious interest.