Faith, Peace Education and Conflict Management
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God has granted me one and it’s the next stage I’m entering and I type this with faith, I’m coming to testify about the goodness of God in my business soon enough 💃🤭.
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They started laughing. The Pastor did not laugh—it immediately signalled the solemnity of the topic to everyone. That's what a Pastor should do when faced with a congregation that doesn't seem aligned with proper biblical doctrine.
Get serious and let them see it on your face.
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and the average Nigerian tries to remove this boldness from young people whenever they can. they bully and intimidate them for no reason.
Hmmm. I visited somewhere a while ago. When we were there, we sat speaking to the host (who was significantly older to be a boss, even a parent). As we spoke, one of the "NEPO" babies joined us on the table. He was way younger but just kept contributing to the small talk.
On the other hand in the same room, there was another "LAPO" baby of the same age who was too shy to come and join the table. They just sat in one part of the room, away from the conversation happening.
That day, I saw the impact of wealth on audacity. Poverty robs you of more than what to eat or drink. It also takes the immediate capacity to see yourself as worthy of the table and being heard. It's why I hate it so much.
Seyi retweeted
Hmmm. I visited somewhere a while ago. When we were there, we sat speaking to the host (who was significantly older to be a boss, even a parent). As we spoke, one of the "NEPO" babies joined us on the table. He was way younger but just kept contributing to the small talk.
On the other hand in the same room, there was another "LAPO" baby of the same age who was too shy to come and join the table. They just sat in one part of the room, away from the conversation happening.
That day, I saw the impact of wealth on audacity. Poverty robs you of more than what to eat or drink. It also takes the immediate capacity to see yourself as worthy of the table and being heard. It's why I hate it so much.
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I have never seen any Nepo kid that's timid. I attended to a 10 year old kid a few days ago at the pharmacy. Before clerking her,she asked me,"are you a licensed pharmacist?" I nodded in affirmative and she said I could attend to her. Lapo kids don't have that level of audacity
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Asteras Tripolis- the only greek club to score a goal on a Balon D'or winner #neverforget
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A man who would've been proud to see this moment...
🙌 Harry gave a mention to the late Kenny Jackett in his Ballon d'Or acceptance speech last night.
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My friend, 73, got a call last Thursday from "the IRS." He said she owed money and had one hour to pay.
She was a fourth-grade teacher for 31 years. She said, "Before we start, what's the capital of Nebraska?"
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Thinking about those six months in Norfolk 🥹
The only #BallonDor winner to call East Anglia home.
Well deserved, Harry Kane. 👏
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My child : Mummy, I am your baby o, I’m also your daddy’s baby
Me: my daddy? Who is my daddy?
My child: is it not Uncle Yinka?
🌚🌚🌚😂
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From Premier League icons, to teammates past and present ✍️
All the love for @HKane’s Ballon d’Or triumph 🫶
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FOUR goals for Kai Rooney this afternoon! 👏⚽️
ALT Kai Rooney in ivory and black kit running on a grassy pitch in celebration during a match.
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Today is my last day at @moniepoint.
I’ve made the decision to dedicate my time fully to building @pewbeam_ai. I believe deeply in what we’re building and its potential to shape the kind of future I want to live in, and I’m excited to give it my undivided attention.
It has been a privilege to contribute to Moniepoint’s mission of providing financial happiness for every African.
As a Product Designer on the Cards team, I had the opportunity to contribute to improving the product’s user experience and design, helping make it more intuitive and useful for the people who rely on it.
I’m grateful to everyone I had the opportunity to work with. I’ve learned a great deal from the people around me, and I know those lessons will serve me well as I enter this next chapter.
Now, it’s time to build 🚀
