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Matthew 28:20 (NIV): "...And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." • Psalm 46:1 (NIV): "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble."

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@Demon_Bulldozer What shall we do to this statement when I have the exact same testimony?😂🫵🏻

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Day 30 today makes it one calender month. 💔

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It’s 29 days since Borno kids were kidnapped. It’s 29 days since Borno kids were kidnapped. It’s 29 days since Borno kids were kidnapped. It’s 29 days since Borno kids were kidnapped. It’s 29 days since Borno kids were kidnapped. Is it 4am in Nigeria? Is Aso Rock tenant awake?

Do not forget these names, even for a minute...

Do theology in order to see God’s glory, inflaming your love and binding you to Him. Do not pursue theology to earn significance among men, to gain acceptance, or to build wealth. Do not use our beautiful God as a stepping-stone to your evil desires. Your judgement will be severe.

Thank you sir and ma for the privilege of access And God will do my own too 😂😂😂😂😂

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CONCERNING THE CURRENT PLAGUE UPON OUR NATION Blind Bartimaeus teaches us something powerful about prayer: desperation alone is not prayer. Many are desperate before GOD, but very few are specific before GOD. Faith is not the intensity of your cry; faith is the clarity of your request. Do not assume that what is obvious to men has automatically become a petition before GOD. Bartimaeus was visibly blind. Everyone around him knew his condition. Yet when JESUS stood before him, HE still asked: “What wilt thou that I should do unto thee?” Why would JESUS ask a blind man what he wanted? Because in the economy of GOD, prayer is not built on assumptions. GOD desires that a man articulate his burden, define his expectation, and present his request before HIM. Many believers spend hours in prayer, yet never arrive at a definite petition. They speak generally when GOD is waiting for specificity. Bartimaeus did not say, “LORD, bless me.” He did not say, “LORD, do something in my life.” He said, “LORD, that I might receive my sight.” There are answers reserved for men who know exactly what they are asking GOD to do. Prayer is not the pouring out of emotions; it is the presentation of desires before GOD. Until your burden becomes a definite request, it may remain only a burden. And this is where I believe many of us are concerning the current plague upon our nation. We are praying. We are fasting. We are gathering. We are grieving. But are we being specific? What exactly do we want JESUS to do? Do we want HIM to expose the wicked? Do we want HIM to frustrate the operations of terrorists, kidnappers, ritualists, and bloodthirsty men? Do we want HIM to raise righteous leaders? Do we want HIM to grant wisdom to those in authority? Do we want HIM to preserve innocent lives? Do we want HIM to bring genuine repentance to our land? Do we want HIM to send labourers into the harvest fields of the troubled regions? Do we want HIM to heal the wounds of families that have buried loved ones? Do we want HIM to break the altars speaking against our nation? Do we want HIM to awaken the Church from slumber and restore her prophetic voice? The burden is real, but burdens must become petitions. The grief is genuine, but grief must become intercession. The tears are necessary, but tears must eventually find words. When Bartimaeus met JESUS, he knew exactly what he wanted. Perhaps the question GOD is asking the Church in this hour is the same question JESUS asked Bartimaeus: “What wilt thou that I should do unto thee?” And when JESUS asks us This concerning our nation, May we have an answer.

@FaithWatchie Man of God sir!!!

I can't believe that school children have been kidnapped for almost a month and the government has not done anything about it. It's very unfair. Very wicked. How are they not able to find these bandits that go on tiktok live.

Salvation is not by works, but it is never void of works. Works might not be a prerequisite, but it is a necessary result.

What June 12 Should Mean to Us Nigerians Today, we observe a day that should mean a great deal to us as a people who cherish democratic principles. Every year on June 12, the conversation inevitably turns to a critical assessment of the state of our nation. It serves as an annual benchmark for asking important questions: Are our elections today as transparent as they were in 1993? Is the social contract being honoured? Are the institutions of governance truly serving the people? Ultimately, June 12 is a powerful blend of reflection and aspiration. It honours a fractured past while serving as a constant and foundational reminder of the immense power inherent in the collective democratic will of the Nigerian people. For us in Nigeria, June 12 is not merely a date on the calendar; it is the emotional and structural bedrock of our modern democratic identity. Officially recognised as Democracy Day, June 12 carries deep historical, political, and social significance, representing both a monumental tragedy and the ultimate triumph of the collective will of the people. To understand what June 12 means to Nigeria, one must examine its history, its evolution, and its enduring symbolism. A new era of true democracy is POssible. -PO

I can’t even keep track of the number of days spent. It’s actually day 27 and we refuse to move on. Nigeria is bleeding 🩸 Our Government don’t care. @UNICEF please it’s time to step in, these kids have been abducted and nothing has been done by our government.

I woke up this morning with throat pain because of the cold yet there are children in the bush. Oyo, Borno and now Kogi. It’s sad. It’s really sad.

The more I try to be quiet about this, the more I realize people need to know what we are not talking about. A church revival was attacked. A pastor was killed. Families were torn apart in minutes. Among those taken were three siblings. Their mother, who had initially escaped by running away went back because her children were among those being taken. A church member rushed to help the pastor after the attack. He had an accident on the way too and by the time he regained consciousness, he was told his wife and 3 children had been abducted. The man lost his leg! Now, more than 40 days later, families are still waiting for answers.

Ekiti is dealing with serious security concerns that deserve more attention but you will never see the residents talk about it. People were kidnapped in Eda Oniyo in Ilejemeje LGA more than a month ago, and things have not been normal since then, students go to school and close at the slightest rumor of bandit, nearby or faraway. Hospitals close by 6pm and they specifically told someone that needed a surgery that they’ll have to leave her and the security man will be the only one with her in the hospital. These are the kinds of stories that should remain in the public conversation until there are answers and lasting solutions. But no! They will not talk!

Day 27 today. They are not yet back! We are not hearing anything from the government. Where is the Nigeria those students hailed on the assembly ground? We can’t continue like this! “Help us to build a nation where no man is oppressed”, yet millions are oppressed So sad 💔

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