I guess my other post wasn’t specific enough🤧
I’m looking for a social media manager (who can edit, videos), IN Lagos, Nigeria.
If that’s you pls send a dm🙏🏾
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TemiTurner
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TemiTurner
@UxLaro
The devil’s in the details || UI/UX & Product Designer || Open to design gigs & Jobs
Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Haziran 2014
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Because of the nature of the role, I’ll need the editor to be based in Lagos, Nigeria so they can be on set with me🙏🏾
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"Alright boys, just remember they're fucking insane and dangerous and drunk on stuff we've never heard of.
...... And today they're gonna test us"
Very Random@namewithheld_1
BEST line delivery in history
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I want everyone to organically support this initiative by making it known.
One repost will contribute significantly to that.
In your church meetings also tell the elders about it.
dára sobaloju@darasoba
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Hey guys. So the app is more like an AI tool that helps gather your housing requirements from online listings…it doesn’t host the listing.
I saw listing from agents that usually demand as high as 20k just for inspection, let alone the additional fees.
TemiTurner@UxLaro
@Daviowhite Try searching on oikusdat.com, they don’t allow agents do more than 10%
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Yunno what the problem is?
It’s that you think because some people join a program for the results and not to seek God, that was the intent for which it was created or why it exists.
Do you think HC exists just for people to Dress their miracle or do before and after?
Nnaemeka Enemchukwu@_KingEmeka
Just a few days before the Hallelujah Challenge began, I sensed inwardly that, despite its good intentions, it would not ultimately benefit the body of Christ in the long term. I am already noticing that many Nigerians are becoming disenchanted with it. We need to return to the basics. We have a sin problem, and our knowledge of who God truly is remains shallow, let alone our pursuit of a sincere relationship with Him. Many do not even understand who Christ is, much less what He accomplished for us on the Cross. There is a spiritual famine in the land, and initiatives like the Hallelujah Challenge and NSPPD will not be sufficient to address it. We are groping in darkness, walking aimlessly with no clear destination in sight. There is a wide gulf between humanity and God, and the only bridge that can unite us in holy and fulfilling fellowship with Him is the Gospel of Christ. Until then, we are merely chasing the wind and boxing at shadows.
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Ahh.. There is!
It's called being born again.
Bambulu@Bqmbulu
"There must be something like the opposite of suicide, whereby a person radically and abruptly decides to start living"
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@Daviowhite Try searching on oikusdat.com, they don’t allow agents do more than 10%
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Agent fee: 20%
Lawyer fee: 20%
Service charge: 20%
Caution fee: 20%
What’s happening in Nigeria? 🤦
Why do tenants even pay lawyer fee?
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Please help keep my only parent I have left alive
Forgettable Beth@ForgettableBeth
My mom made this video while I was asleep bless her heart she tries. I have not been active and won’t be until I can get this pain under control I pulled muscles in my back lots of pain. Wanted to share this for my mom As she inches closer to her goal ko-fi.com/daisyandravena…
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when this comes to your timeline and you can’t donate, kindly just repost please
Mr Henrie@MrHenrie_
Just ugx10k from you Can save Baby Anaya’s Life. She has a heart condition that can’t enable her breath normally. She needs you, she needs Us. She needs to go for surgery to have her condition rectified. Send whatever you can on the number you see on the screen. Together we can save Anaya’s Life. #saveanaya
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@lekan_olayinka1 Hello Lekan! I appreciate your exegesis on the matter, however I have a question, expressed in my tweet under, I’d love to hear your opinion.
TemiTurner@UxLaro
Hello Don, nice take, question for you though, if you don’t mind. I’m curious about the application of 1 Corinthians 8:9. On the conduct of believers with “strong faith”. It seems to me that the scripture is being applied in a way that can be described as “pandering to the op
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If I may say something about Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo getting a tattoo:
First, I do not think tattoos can be biblically declared a sin. Many are quoting Leviticus 19, yet that same chapter also says:
“Do not plant your field with two kinds of seed.”
“Do not wear clothing woven of two kinds of material.”
We cannot selectively obey the Law if we choose to appeal to it.
We can only obey all of the law at all times. We can't obey all at select times, or some at all times.
The penalty for that is sin. And Christ paid it when He hung on the tree, dead, giving us liberty from this law.
So, if tattoos are condemned on this basis, then many pastors with afros stand guilty, since the same chapter says:
“Do not cut the hair at the sides of your head or clip off the edges of your beard.
Any pastor who has worn jeans and a T-shirt also stands judged.
I am saying we really can't judge using this basis.
So how should we view Pastor Kingsley getting a tattoo?
Recall my opinion on why Pastor Adeboye would not drink alcohol, even though Scripture does not call it sin unless it leads to drunkenness.
Culture and the conscience of weaker believers restrain certain liberties, especially for ministers.
That is what is at play here.
Something being lawful does not make it expedient.
Paul had the right, as an apostle, to be financially supported by the church, yet he waived that right for the sake of the gospel.
“I have made no use of any of these rights… that I may present the gospel free of charge.” (1 Corinthians 9:12–18)
Paul also said that if eating meat would wound a brother’s conscience, he would never eat meat again, for the sake of the one Christ died for.
“Therefore, if food makes my brother stumble, I will never eat meat.” (1 Corinthians 8:13)
The tattoo issue has gone viral and drawn mixed reactions.
In the end, I do not think it advances the gospel in any way.
God forbid that I dictate how another man should live.
However, publicly glamourising the tattoo by posting the whole process only intensified an already volatile situation.
This is my opinion. I may be wrong.
The body of Christ has many liberties, but we must learn to bear the burden of not expressing them all—
not because they are forbidden, but because of the gospel.
In Western cultures this may not be controversial, but in ours, while not sinful, it is contentious for clergy.
Personally, I would rather bear the burden of not getting a beloved tattoo if it helps the sheep of the Lord and preserves the image of His Church, both of which Christ suffered to purchase.
I will gladly suffer that restraint with Him. Afterall, the Bible says:
“For it has been granted to you not only to believe in Christ, but also to suffer for His sake.” (Philippians 1:29)
Instablog9ja@instablog9ja
Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo Sparks Controversy with New Arm Tattoo
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@TheIrreverent_ But it was not proper for Jews to eat with unwashed hands, yet Jesus said it’s not what goes into the body that defiles and allowed his disciples to do so…
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Two directly conflicting points cannot be two truths. One is a lie or mischaracterization. If it's not proper for him to get a tattoo, then he is not allowed.
Ebelechukwu@_ebelechukwu
Two truths can co-exist. Is Pastor Kingsley allowed to get a tattoo? The answer is yes. Is it proper? The answer is no and the reason is that he is a man of God who has people that look upto him. We can’t deny the fact that humans have the tendency to hold their spiritual leaders in high esteem and see their actions or inactions as an endorsement.
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the context in which teaching or abstinence/compliance should be applied regarding a “weak believer”, because I believe applying the latter in the wrong way turns us into panderers.
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It was still Paul who said he would never eat meat if he knew it would make a brother stumble, which was a hyperbole he used to emphasize the seriousness of his teaching in 1 Corinthians 8:9 so I’m in no way saying it should be discarded.
I guess I’m just trying to understand
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Hello Don, nice take, question for you though, if you don’t mind.
I’m curious about the application of 1 Corinthians 8:9.
On the conduct of believers with “strong faith”. It seems to me that the scripture is being applied in a way that can be described as “pandering to the op
DON “Tobechukwu” Ade 👑@Row_Haastrup
“All things are lawful for me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but all things edify not.” - 1 Corinthians 10:23 There are some things you should never do simply because of where God has placed you and the privileged position of a shepherd He has entrusted to you. Leadership in the body of Christ is not just about personal liberty, but public responsibility. What may be permissible for an individual is not always profitable for the flock “But take heed lest by any means this liberty of your's become a stumblingblock to them that are weak.” - 1 Corinthians 8:9 Pastors are called to be examples, not experiments “neither as being Lords over God's heritage, but being ensamples to the flock.” - 1 Peter 5:3 Not everything that expresses freedom builds faith, and not everything culture celebrates advances the gospel. This is not about tattoos - it’s about discernment, influence, trust, & accountability before God and men. I personally wouldn’t say I am shocked, but rather I am terribly embarrassed. I am so sure within him he had a restraint to go ahead with this but he went with ahead it nevertheless. May God help our pastors & ministers of the gospel.
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