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Lagos is a wild place, so you attend other people's events with your own videographer and content creator

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LIVING WITHOUT A DREAM.||DR MYLES MUNROE When I speak to groups of people about vision, whether it’s in the context of business, government, or the church, I always emphasize the following truth because I believe it is crucial for each one of us to understand: The poorest person in the world is a person without a dream. Maybe you’ve never known what you wanted to do with your life. Or maybe you had a dream once but lost sight of it through discouraging circumstances or the busyness of day-to-day living. No matter how much money you may have, if you don’t have a clear vision for your life, you are truly poor. It has been said that if you don’t know where you’re going, any road will take you there. What’s worse, you won’t even know when you have arrived. Unless you have a definite idea of where you want to go, the chances that you will get there are remote. The problem is that most people have no vision beyond their current circumstances. Without a vision of the future, life loses its meaning. An absence of meaning then leads to a lack of hope. Whenever people are hopeless about their life situations, they can become resentful of their jobs or families. They feel as if they are wasting their lives, and they start living with a vague but constant internal longing for something more. They may even stop participating in life in any significant way. No matter how much money a person may have, anyone who lives like this is poor. A visionless life is a poverty-stricken existence. Yet if you can see beyond your present circumstances, if you can have hope for the future, you have true riches, no matter how much money you have in your bank account. That is why the Bible encourages us with these words: “‘I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future’” (Jeremiah 29:11). It doesn’t matter what you currently have or don’t have, as long as you can see what you could have. This vision is the key to life because where there’s a dream, there’s hope, and where there’s hope, there’s faith—and faith is the substance, or fulfillment, of what you are hoping for. (See Hebrews 11:1.) #DrMylesMunroe #vision #naijasermon

May all these declarations answer in your life in Jesus name!

Dr. Myles Munroe’s analogy is very powerful. It clearly explains the principle fatherhood.

If you have a womb, you are a woman. Otherwise, you are not.

If you want to see the depth of someone’s emotional intelligence, confront them on something they did. Gently, with love. Not from a place of blame, but from a desire to be understood and met. Then watch what they do.

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People that stopped taking soda, what did you guys replace it with ???

Every tongue that rises up against me shall fall!!!!!!

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The President has spoken

TRUE LIFE STORY Opportunity meets preparedness. So we attended an Heirs Insurance event in Lagos on Saturday with personalities like Tony Elumelu (He needs no introduction), Nonso Okpala GMD VFD group in attendance etc. The MC of the event randomly calls for people in the crowd to come sing, dance with Heirs Insurance name. This young man in the video comes to the stage, sings his heart out and wows everyone. We are all stunned and impressed. Tony Elumelu wowed by him, comes up and gifts him 1,000,000 naira, Nonso Okpala gifts him 1,000,000 naira, every other person starts gifting this young man. MC even got jealous. 😀 Now the story is this…. This young man was homeless, no job, nothing. He’s educated but life was not working for him. Infact he said he came around for the event hoping to get free food. He was just at the right place at the right time. His life changed forever

Where can I do this in Nigeria?

@Leumaswazhere2 He say na puncture 😂

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@USNavy Maybe this will help 11° 49’ 60” N, 13° 9’ 0” E 🇳🇬

Ready to drop in. Anytime. Anywhere. Sailors, assigned to Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit (EODMU) 5, attached to Commander, Task Force 70, and Republic of Korea Navy sailors participate in a fast-rope exercise on the flight deck of Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) while underway during Carrier Strike Group Exercise (CSGEX) 2025.  CSGEX is a bilateral exercise that strengthens naval interoperability, enhances the U.S. and Republic of Korea alliance, and demonstrates joint commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific.  📸MC2 Tyler Crowley #PeaceThroughStrength #USNavy

It's scary living in this country

@BabyEmper0r @Boma_Wills So sorry for your loss. Our healthcare negligence is heartbreaking. I lost my mom last year too… she was on oxygen but still didn’t make it. Till today, hearing ‘Oxygen’ still triggers me

@Boma_Wills I lost my mom last Friday due to carelessness. She was on oxygen but still labor to breathe. I kept calling the attention of the doctor and nurses but they kept telling me it wasn’t life threatening , she died 30mins later .

This same thing happened to my uncle whom we buried last Saturday in Port Harcourt. He was admitted with complications from diabetes. They initially charged us ₦600k, then said amputating his leg would cost an additional ₦1 million. On the day of the scheduled surgery (Wednesday), the doctor who also owns the hospital wasn’t available. He later called to cancel and rescheduled it for Saturday of the same week. Come Saturday, that same doctor was nowhere to be found. He was apparently at his second hospital. My uncle’s condition worsened; the diabetes and pain became unbearable. Hours later, the nurses did a blood transfusion. With the doctor still absent, my uncle was put on oxygen. A few hours after that, he passed away. When the nurses informed the doctor of my uncle’s death (they were talking to him all through on phone), the very first thing he said was: “Go and turn off the oxygen so it doesn’t waste, then prepare the remaining bill for them.” While my cousins were crying profusely, one of the nurses told them, “Why are you making so much noise? Even me my papa don die,” and walked away. 45mins later, with my uncle’s body lying cold in the room, the nurses brought a bill for ₦2 million. His second son is a bodybuilder. You needed to see the beating that followed, he beat up everyone wearing white in that hospital. They had to call the police to restrain him. Thanks to the police intervention, we were able to take my uncle’s body to the mortuary without paying a single kobo.