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The Lord is sovereign, and even better, He is good.
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Fine Girl Yinka😊
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Fine Girl Yinka😊
@kairosbabe
I'm Olayinka Blessing; A land flowing with milk & honey. Christ. Tech. Media & Music. GREAT IFE ALUMNA 😊 🎶SIGMA🎵
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Update: I did it! 🥹
goofball jamal, MD@LexNotAlex_
I am a black woman and I WILL be an anesthesiologist
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I promise you that this exact same thing in this format has happened to me at Sangotedo. Last year in 2025, immediately I came down the driver zoomed off with the others. The man on the front seat gave me an evil stare via the side mirror. 10 is happening.
Temitayo 🧘🏾♂️🪔🧘🏾♂️@tehmie_
So I went to Maryland today. To get back to Iyana Oworo, I have to get to Ojota under bridge then climb up to the road going to Iyana Oworo. In that very hot sun, no bus. Stood like 30mins before I saw a Corolla coming. I entered said Berger Oworo, Driver say #500, no problem I entered. The passengers I met was a woman(very fair but turning pink) and a man in front with the driver. We got to Total bustop the lady’s supposed bustop and this happened. Lady: I get load for back o Driver: Ah didn’t you hear when some ladies came down earlier and were asking who owns the bag? I have dropped it off , take your money let me take you to the next bustop and take a bus back. Lady: Ah that bag, clothes and money is inside. I’ve been traveling since yesterday from Cotonou, my boss died and his wife pursued us. Some took gold, some carried cars but I carried money and clothes which is inside the bag. Me, I just penego for my corner Dey add up the stories. Then we started going and the driver started interrogating the lady. Driver: I saw the bag and saw the money but I won’t give it to her I’ll take her to police station so she would go and explain herself. Lady: Oga why nau The other guy : Driver just follow her talk and let her say how much she would settle you Abi brother ( me) what do you think? Driver: Brother(me) help me follow am talk for Yoruba say she go gimme something. I told the woman (I think They tested me if I could speak) Lady: I will give him 300 dollars what is in the bag is 1.3million dollars Driver; You one give me #50,000? No madam Me: Oga that’s almost 500k. Driver: Madam you have to settle everyone in the car. The lady: No oo, you’ll settle them. Me: Oga driver drop the lady and let her go, if you want to collect money from her collect but abeg drop her, give her the load and let’s leave here, I am not interested in the money. I don’t know what then happened the driver just parked and said Everybody to come down. As I was dropping, I knew I entered a wrong car. I looked into the lady’s eyes, it was evil. As I was dropping she wanted to drag my bag, I hit her with a big blow then the driver zoomed off with them. I just started shaking and laughing. Maybe if I was interested they would have carried me to a bush to “share the money” and it would have been the end. Please stay safe out there.
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@freshonly_ The last line sent me reeling 😂😂😂
That was a good roast.
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Lagos is so annoying mehn 😩
After wearing my best Wednesday dress today, used a light make up with a fairly high heeled shoe, I got to the park and keke guy said usual 400 fare is 600naira.
It’s not as if I didn’t have the money but oga why that?
He said that’s how much he’s taking it today and because I didn’t want any issue, I got off to wait for another one
An agbero in front of me asked where I was going and I said Agege, he pointed to the keke I got off and the driver said that I just dress fine for nothing, I don’t have money for tfare.
This guy looked at me from head to toe and said to the driver, “collect 500 from her, she’s not Agbani Darego, she’s Agbabiaka Darego” 😭😭
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I am more likely to trust a Christian who asks ChatGPT questions than someone who ‘hears from God’.
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@israel_adeyinka 😅 e wan carry us trabaye, he say na I fuck w you from afar 😂😂😂
Make he come down joor
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I fuck w you from afar but this isn’t it tbh.
You do realize that any “online update” could have been an online job or something and not necessarily fraud like you assumed it was?
I know someone on this app, my guy actually, that’s actually learned and he’s a painter too. He’s a banker but if you call him for painting jobs, he’d turn up.
Your painter guy. He’s probably just looking to better his life because he understands that there’s a lot of money to be made online and he sees you as someone who can actually put him on.
SB@seyedele
One of the dangerous things about our society now is that people who see you and to them you appear to be doing well, somehow resolve that you have to be into fraud. Random, unexpected message from the guy that painted my house. It’s extremely worrisome.
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@themotunglobal I pray that the Lord comforts you on every side 🙏
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What I dreaded most has happened 💔
With a heavy heart, I announce the passing unto glory of my beloved father, Elder Clement Odunayo Oyedele, who slept in the Lord on the 25th of April, 2026.
This is an incredibly difficult time for my family and myself as we come to terms with this profound loss, now faced with the reality of life without our parents.
May God grant him eternal rest and grant us the strength to bear this loss; Amen
TheMotunGlobal |SDG4@themotunglobal
Growing up, he was one of the most steady men I knew; disciplined, and firm. Yet every evening, myself and my siblings looked forward to his return. Almost every night, he came home with akara; Bean Cake always making sure there were extra crumbs because he knew we loved them even more than the main thing. Even when I was sleepy, I would ask my younger sibling to wake me up once Daddy arrived. Missing that moment was never an option. It became our quiet ritual. From him, I learned strength without cruelty. I learned resilience, and what it truly means to hold on to God with quiet, dogged faith. I saw this most clearly during one of his lowest seasons; months in the hospital, when everything felt uncertain. In that place of waiting and vulnerability, his faith remained steady and unshaken. Watching him trust God completely shaped me more than words ever could. I remember when I wrote the toughest exam of my life during my master’s program. While still inside the exam hall, I told myself I would be coming back to write it again the following year, it was just too hard. When I stepped out, I called my dad in tears, telling him that I thought I might have an extra year because the exam I just wrote was hard. He calmly told me to wipe my tears and not be bothered. He reminded me that I already had my first degree, and that it was normal not to find every course easy. In that moment, I felt relieved. I felt reassured. I felt supported. When my mum went to be with the Lord in 2020, everything changed. I knew I could never fill the space she left behind, but I wanted my dad to know he wasn’t alone. No matter how busy the day was, I called him every single day consistently, without fail for over three years. Not to replace what was lost, but to remind him that love was still present. Thank you for fathering me in the way of the Lord. You will live long in sound health to hand me over to my husband in Jesus' name; Amen Happy Birthday, Baami🤍 #themotunglobal
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I hear it, but I do not buy it. God still has sons.
While it's true, it's detrimental for Christian ladies to enter the dating pool with a scarcity of Godly men mindset.
Revd Dr Olaleye Oluwafemi@pfemiolaleye
Hmmm Sadly , I am struggling to fault this . Sad.
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Happy birthday Aridunu
It’s your year of overtaking
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She said yes! 💍
A few months ago, I told Shirley we were invited to a work gala at the Frick Museum on the 17th. I hired a calligrapher to make a fake fancy invitation and everything.
When we got there, the "gala" staff told us we could explore the collection and to eventually make our way to the garden atrium where the gala party was.
We walked through the Fragonard room and I shared the story behind the four “Progress of Love” paintings, from “The Pursuit” to “Love Letters,” and how some people believe the statue in the last piece, “Love Letters,” is Amitié (friendship), which could imply that the climax of love isn’t just passion but friendship. I told her how much I value the relationship and friendship we’ve built over the past couple of years.
We then made our way to the atrium where she started to realize that there was no gala. I shared that I commissioned my own "love letter" for my best friend and that I was excited to show it to her. She saw the piece at the end of the garden, admired the details, and eventually noticed the artist placard titled
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Shirley, will you marry me?
— Rousseau Kazi, 2026
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...when she looked back, I was on one knee, she said yes (woo!), and then saw her family who flew in from across the country to celebrate the moment with her.
Being able to privately explore the museum and take photos with our family was a magical experience. Afterwards, I told her that I got us a table for our family at a restaurant she always wanted to go to. When she got there, she was greeted by 50 of our closest friends.
We ate amazing food, caught up with everyone, and I exhaled realizing that I get to spend the rest of my life with a person I love so deeply.
Those who know me know that I view myself as a story builder more than anything. I got into building products even because it felt like the best way to share a story at scale.
I viewed the proposal as a story that I got to craft and gift to the person I love. We'll hang the art piece in all of our future homes and when people ask her about it, she'll have a nice story to tell and a memory to relive.
Thanks to all of my family, friends, vendors, etc., who made this whole thing possible. Still can't believe how it all came together.
Easily the best day of my life.
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I understand the idea of romanticizing one's life, but some of the things you people do in the name of 'romanticizing' your life is pure éwa abirun 🙃🌚🌝
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@ifeaboyeji The marriage ended the day relocation took precedent over the marriage.
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How can you not see your wife for 3 years?? The moment you now see her, no excitement at all. O ti lo!
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I felt like standing up to give Pastor Poju a resounding applause after he delivered yesterday sermon.
Impeccable teaching.
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MBA or not? UK or USA?
My 23-yr-old friend MT @AskMichaelTaiwo's advice to me 3 months after we graduated from Ife, when I briefly considered going for MBA abroad and told him.
9 Jan 2007
19 yrs later, still relevant to any young grad
PS: Wasn't known as Jarus then. Na Suree (Suri) my friends from secondary school dey call me 😃
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@_Dr_Bush_ Dr Bush
Since 2014 pre-degree, it's been a long time coming.
Congratulations 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
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Mo lọ, mo bọ, mi ò b’ọmọ jẹ
Final results are out, and Medical school is now a thing of the past.
I introduce to you, First of his name;
DR. OMOBORIOWO DAMILOLA ISAAC (M.B.Ch.B IFE)
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