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Served my father's land. Time for my father's land to serve me

@itsleeswhag Are you guys together now or??

Chika housed me in my first week in Umuahia. I didn’t pre-inform her. I was stranded, called her, and she immediately accepted before even pleading with her roommate. I spent 3 nights at her place. She always made dinner and offered me her side of the bed. The day I was leaving, she jokingly said, “Samuel, so you can spend 3 nights here and you will not even kiss me?” 😂 It was a kind gesture I can’t forget because I had no hope before she came through and saved me from sleeping on the street.

our weapon against evil.

When you receive Holy Communion in an unworthy manner, i.e in a state of unrepentant mortal sin, my brother, you are calling God’s judgement upon yourself. The Eucharist is not crackers biscuit. Please, for the sake of your soul, don’t do this again.

@arrakunrin Everybody has their own ending

Did you understand the ending of SHUTTER ISLAND or you want me to break it down for you?

@tivo_gram Falz the great

Someone here told a story about an intelligent first-class law graduate who was driven into prostitution by the trauma of sexual abuse by her uncle. Just saying tho.

Pride makes us forgetful of our eternal interests. It causes us to neglect totally the care of our soul.

Rent a house in a village first if you're still struggling with life. You may hit your head on the door a few times if you're tall but you'd adjust in due time. Keep the remaining balance for running costs to help you move around, feed, and survive the first year. When it's time for you to move to an estate, you will know. NO EVER DO PASS YOURSELF FOR ABUJA. INALEGWU.

The greatest director of his generation.

He didn't start playing football since he was a kid to his 30s, won multiple awards, trophies, medals, and became a legend in Manchester United football club just to retire and start fucking women his age who are in their menopause phase. The younger the berry, the sweeter the juice. Don't hate the player. Hate the game! The game might be brutal but it's still fair.

In the abroad, UK/USA or anywhere abroad, there are people who haven’t had any physical intimacy in years. We are talking 5+ years. Not even a kiss. Not because they can’t. Some don’t want casual empty sex. Some simply don’t have options due to partner scarcity. It's a reality that most hide & don't talk about People are going years without touch. No hugs. No closeness. Nothing. The loneliness is real. The scary part? Some have adapted to it. Built a life around it. Now it feels normal. Trust me, it can never feel normal, most are depressed, stressed & emotionally downcast.

@antho11501682 @frmarcellinus Yes that's true

@frmarcellinus @peterjunior_ Sure, st. John won the footrace — but st. Peter still got the first entrance. Even in the Resurrection account, st. John seems to honor st. Peter’s primacy.

This always cracks me up

@pbntege @frmarcellinus Well he didn't need to

@frmarcellinus @peterjunior_ And he never mentions himself by name😊

Had mass with the Neophytes today. The work of God must be done.

It’s public holiday today !! But guess who’s still going to work???

Hello everyone, this Vanguard report mentions that this issue primarily affects residents of Umuahia. Please note that Umuahia and environs are still under Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC), which used to serve the entirety of Abia, Anambra, Imo, Enugu, and Ebonyi until Aba and 8 other LGAs were taken away from them and put under Geometric. Gov. Alex Otti has successfully negotiated to take away Umuahia and the remaining LGAs so that they can equally be connected with the rest of Abia already in the Geometric Network while expanding the generating capacity of GPal and Aba Power. Nobody in Aba and the 8 other LGAs currently enjoying stable power is complaining about the cost because there’s been aggressive mass metering. You pay for what you consume. The state is currently in the process of paying off EEDC so that the entire state will be taken off the National grid (which EEDC is part of) that bills so much while providing little power. Fifth columnists, please take note.

I joined my church's Legion of Mary society for a hospital visitation recently. We met a woman who had just given birth a few days prior. As usual, we talked with her, prayed with her and prepared to leave. Then her husband walked in, stress written all over his face. He looked at his wife and said, "Don't worry honey, you'll be out of here soon. I believe." That line stayed with me. Later that day, I went back alone and spoke with the woman. She told me everything. They had planned and saved for the delivery but she ended up having a CS, which blew way past their budget. She and her husband are both teachers in a government secondary school. She had been cleared for discharge three days earlier but was still lying in that hospital bed because her husband could not complete the bill. I asked her to call him. He came. We talked. He told me how hard he had been trying to raise the balance. The total bill was around 570k. He had managed to pull together 420k. I covered the remaining 150k. I actually gave him 200k so they could use the extra 50k for food and diapers. The moment the alert hit his phone, this man went down on his knees. Right there in the hospital corridor. I was embarrassed but I understood completely. He dragged me to his wife's ward, told her everything, and she was almost prostrating too. They have been discharged now and I feel genuinely accomplished. Help people. You have no idea what some families are carrying in silence. Above all, love God.

He is Risen! 🙏🏽✝️

Today, we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. The resurrection is the cornerstone of the Christian faith, a powerful reminder that light triumphs over darkness, hope conquers despair, and life prevails over death. Through His victory over the grave, humanity has received the gift of salvation, the assurance of eternal life, and the promise of renewed hope. Easter calls us to embrace love, forgiveness, and compassion, values that strengthen our communities and uplift our nation. As we rejoice in this season of renewal, may the blessings of Easter bring peace to our hearts, unity to our families, and prosperity to our land. Happy Easter to all!