Name of his church in Nigeria
Pst like them back side ministry
An Ohio church stunned their congregration after its leadership team announced they are living in a polygynous marriage. Prophetess Lydia Ford took the pulpit to introduce church minister Shakayla Ford as her husband’s second wife, revealing they have been privately wed for three years.
Pastor Prophet Israel T. Ford later defended the dynamics on social media, calling monogamy "unbiblical" and citing Old Testament scripture to support the union.
Give them hot hot . On your mandate mini Kachallans must obey and operate. They're jealous of you and your position in ADC campaign council. They think they matter in scheme of things. Carry go Jack, hit them well well.
There is difference between "making the country better" and the "country is already better"
Na una dem dey curse so @Eromosele6 😭😭😭😭😭
Lolz 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So apparently these senseless people want me to hate HE Peter Obi and Obidients simply because I disagree with his politics of 2027?
Y'all are mad but nobody to tell you all and somehow some of you think you can bully me 😂😂
I won't inherit any fight for anyone
Again congratulations to the Young people that were given the opportunity in the NDC to serve!
Just like alot of you congratulated me when I was appointed, I extend my felicitation to you all
I have no apologies to offer any group of senseless people 😁🤗
There's nobody in APC that has ever come out here to paint that everything is rosy and Nigeria is now an El Dorado, even the president continues to say that he knows there are pains, and what we have been preaching is that from where we are, we can see smile tomorrow, so miss me with that Bs of oh APC people now admitting things are hard talk because of one Dayo stupidity....
Happy birthday learned Chief
Year 33!!!
It feels different this year, calmer and much clearer.
The last few years have taught me a lot about patience, showing up even when the work isn’t glamorous, and learning what actually deserves my energy. I’ve made mistakes, adjusted, and kept going. Some seasons felt long and others flew by, but through it all, I’ve grown much more comfortable with who I am and less interested in proving anything to anyone.
I’m grateful for my people who have stayed close, supported me through it all, celebrated the small wins, and reminded me every day that life isn’t only about what I build. I’m also grateful for the quiet moments that reset me when the pace gets too high.
At 33, I’m choosing consistency, depth, and intentional work, while making more time for the people and things that truly matter. Thank you all for walking with me this far. Alhamdulillah for life and growth.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!
