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Lagos, Nigeria
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Virtually Ade. retweeted
- Mohammad was a pedophile (Aisha age 6)
- Mohammad was gay (Alzzut men)
- Mohammad molested a young boy his tongue in his mouth. (Musnad Ahmad 16848
Now what?
Virtually Ade. retweeted
A list of conferences our LAZY Nigerian pastors are hosting for brainwashed lovers of Christ the next few months.
1. HALLELUJAH challenge starts October 5th-20th
2. NSPPD Ghana prayer conference happens in October/November
3. RCCG conference starts tomorrow
4. NSPPD Cross over service.. December 31st
5. Brainwashed lovers of Christ please add any I missed(invite us to your church even)
You trolls should please be ready. We will use your tears to mop Lagos clean 😂😂
Virtually Ade. retweeted
This is the olodo uprising we're talking about.
This girl had a niche. Always sounded so polished and put together in her interviews; until she decided to link up with peller because peller was racking up views
Now listen to the way she sounds like a motor park agbero. She couldn't influence peller. She couldn't polish peller. Rather, peller has her speaking and acting like him.
But through all this, she asked an important question: "your president nko? Did he go to school?"
I hope you all can now see why many of us fought tooth and nail to stop Tinubu from becoming president; but many others (and sadly highly educated people) supported him and helped him rig his way to the presidency.
Now, he has become a poster boy; one that boldly passes the message that not only do you not need education to achieve the highest office in the land, but you also do not have to worry about leading a life free of crime.
What Ycee refers to as Peller culture is actually Tinubu and APC culture
The attack on the education nerve Centre in Nigeria was heralded and is sustained by the APC because an educated populace is one that asks questions and demands accountability. An educated populace is one with the potential to revolt.
Therefore, they do their best to make sure people like peller and his like get platforms to keep showing impressionable naija youth that not only do they not need education, but also that they can make money by putting their foolishness on display; and by so doing, reduce the possibility of the government being held accountable by them.
The steep decline, rot, and decay in our educational system started the moment APC got into power.
Olodo uprising = APC uprising
“I'm a graduate myself. Since the government didn't provide jobs for us, what exactly did you expect people to do? You can't expect individuals with high intelligence to end up cleaning toilets. Some, unfortunately, are pushed into cr!mes like kidn@pping and årmed røbbery.”
—Jarvis responds to Ycee after he referred Peller as “Olodo Uprising.”
Virtually Ade. retweeted
I really need you people to wrap this up. Why do y'all want to push this nasty agenda so bad??? Wrap it up. WE DO NOT SERVE THE SAME GOD!
Virtually Ade. retweeted
You all really need to take research more seriously before producing movies. This is exactly why Nollywood is often not taken seriously, these days, it feels like just anyone can put out a film without proper depth or accuracy. If you had done thorough research, you wouldn’t have ended up making this kind of movie.
And let me be clear, we do not worship the same God.
Our God is not the author of confusion. He does not reveal Himself one way and then contradict Himself in another.
As Christians, we worship Jesus, the One Muslims reject as Savior and reduce to only a prophet, denying His death and resurrection. To be a Christian, you must confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that He was raised from the dead (Romans 10:9).
In Islam, however, becoming a Muslim requires reciting the shahada, declaring that Allah is god and Muhammad is his prophet. These are two completely different beliefs, pointing to two different understandings of God.
Again, God is not the author of confusion. We do not accept Muhammad as a prophet, and we do not recognize the god he introduced. As Christians, we know God as Yahweh, His covenant name who revealed Himself, took on human form in Jesus Christ, walked among us, and ultimately gave His life for our salvation. The Allah of the Quran does not do this.
So no, we do not serve the same God. Madam Toyin.
Virtually Ade. retweeted
Muslims always believe they are the only people who have the right to feel provoked...
Islam provokes everyone who isn't Muslim.
You provoke us with your primitive ideologies.
You provoke us with your consistent gaslighting that your religion is one of peace.
You provoke us when you always cry the victim.
You provoke us with your fanaticism.
Virtually Ade. retweeted
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Thank you for your kindness and prayers.
Virtually Ade. retweeted
Quick Question.
What did Jesus say during the consecration of the bread and wine during the last supper.
What does the wine represent?
If God doesn't want us to share "Blood", why did Jesus offer us his "Blood" to drink?
Biologically, whose blood did children form from?
So if a child is dying, are you saying the mother can't give her blood? The same blood that formed the child?
Sperm contains "Blood" cells and it's a valid representation of "Life", are you saying that the same partners that shared sperm during intercourse, can't share blood to save their lives?
These are just a few of the questions I've got.
Virtually Ade. retweeted
This would imply that God violates His own rules.
Jesus offered His blood for the salvation of humanity.
Every sacrifice/covenant was established through blood.
“The Religion” within Christianity often renders the Word of God ineffective, a mockery of the efficacy of the Spirit
Her death is sad. And may God give her family the heart to bear the loss as they keep the resurrection hope alive.
It is not the issue of who made the rules, because it is not a man-made rule, but one deeply rooted in the scriptures. So, it is a matter of Faith and respect for God’s word.
For many, the decision to abstain from blood transfusions isn't just a medical choice, but one deeply personal and spiritual one. Rooted in biblical teachings (Genesis 9:4, Leviticus 17:10, Deuteronomy 12:23, Acts 15:28, 29), this stance is strictly involves obedience to God's commands and reverence for life, which blood represents, according to the scriptures (Leviticus 17:14).
As Acts 5:20 says, God commands his worshipers to "abstain from things polluted... and from blood,” not as a doctrine made by men, but as a divine principle for those who seek to honor Him.
Countless Jehovah's Witnesses and non-Witnesses have survived and healed without blood transfusions, testament to the effectiveness of alternative treatments. Jehovah’s Witnesses are not rejecting medical help; they accept any medical treatment, but out of respect to God's command to abstain from blood, would not want to save their life to disobey God. Such people deserve respect for their faith and personal choice.
Shifting perspectives will help here!
What was once considered "extreme" is now becoming standard practice. The medical community has taken note:
- "Many techniques developed for Jehovah's Witness patients will become standard practice." (Medical education journal, 2004)
- "'Bloodless surgery' should... form an integral part of everyday surgical practice." (Heart, Lung and Circulation, 2010)
Thousands of doctors worldwide now use blood-conservation techniques, and patients from all walks of life are benefiting. These alternatives aren't limited to Jehovah's Witnesses; they're a viable option for anyone.
History shows that transfusions don't guarantee success. In many cases, patients receiving transfusions faced higher risks and even died despite the blood transfusion they received. Today, bloodless medicine is proving effective, even in complex surgeries and resource-limited settings.
So, it's not the issue of dismissing medical advancements; it has to do more with respecting individual choices and faith. With skilled doctors and evolving techniques, bloodless surgery is a beacon of hope for many.
You can do more research (secular and biblical) on your own to learn more about bloodless medicine or faith-based healthcare decisions.
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You mock the idea of a God who took on a human body; who cried, who hungered, who slept, who bled, who even had bowels. You find that ridiculous. I understand why. If I believed God was obsessed mainly with asserting dominance, enforcing submission, or staying untouched by our weakness, I would laugh too.
But maybe that reaction says more about us than about God.
The scandal of the Incarnation is not that God became “dirty with flesh.” The scandal is that God loved enough to step into the human condition instead of staying distant and comfortable. The God of Scripture did not hover above suffering and shout commands from a celestial throne; He entered the world we broke. He did not approach us wearing sterile gloves. He came as a child. He came hungry. He came vulnerable. He came into the full reality of embodied life, the beauty of it and the embarrassment of it.
And that tells you everything about His character.
If you were God, you would never stoop so low. You would never humble yourself like that. But YHWH did. And that shatters every shallow idea of God built purely on power and intimidation. Christianity says God’s greatness is not proven by how far above us He stands, but by how far He was willing to come down to redeem us.
Jesus didn’t come demanding empty ritual. He came demanding reconciliation, love, truth, justice, and relationship. That’s why He could say in the Sermon on the Mount that if you approach the altar to worship but your brother has something against you, leave the sacrifice and go make it right first. Only then come back to offer your gift. What kind of God says that? A God who cares more about hearts than gestures. A God who values restored people over robotic worship. A God who isn’t insecure about His throne and doesn’t need flattery to feel divine.
So yep, Christians believe in a God who entered flesh. A God who felt our weakness. A God who walked our streets and shared our humanity down to its most ordinary realities. And instead of making Him smaller, that makes Him infinitely more glorious.
Because the highest God chose the lowest road. And that is not ridiculous,
that is breathtaking.
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I got a freelance gig that paid me in seven figures
I built my dad a poultry farm with 8000 birds
I rented a shop for my mom and filled it up with Ankara fabrics and laces
I got my sister a MacBook on her induction day as a gift
I got married
I dog a solar powered tap in my grandson’s village
Finally said goodbye to being broke.
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One of my worst fears in Nigeria is someone being kidnapped.
The reason I fear kidnapping so much is that “asking for ransom” — as badly as it sounds — is the best possible outcome, except they just let you go.
There are a lot more worse things that could happen.
- You could be repeatedly raped all year round.
- Someone could turn you into an object of their fetish desires.
- You could be slowly killed, harvesting different parts of your body at a time.
- You could be turned into a baby factory, getting impregnated every 9 months while selling off your babies
- You could be sold into modern slavery
- You could be killed to make a point.
Anything. Anything could happen to you without asking for money—and you have zero power. Zero.
Imagine what those young girls are going through now. Just try to imagine it.
And in this country, you cannot be hopeful there’s help coming for you.
Crazy.
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We Need God’s Power in Our Nation!🇳🇬
Our nation is facing an age-long system of darkness terror, bloodshed, and evil.
Silence is not an option. We must speak, pray, and stand in the gap for our land (Job 13:19, Ezekiel 22:30)!
My heart has been heavy… but we will not stop until the rule of darkness is overturned.
Listen to the full video on YouTube, join in the prayer, and stand with us for the healing of our nation.
May God arise over Nigeria. 🇳🇬🔥
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Dear Nigerian Christians,
I just want to remind you that the Israelites of old, in the bible, fought wars. They prayed, and they fought.
You have prayed enough. It is time to fight. Fight to protect yourselves and your families.
Christianity is not timidity!
Virtually Ade. retweeted
There is no way you will see those videos and Matthew Ashimolowo’s interview and not crash out.
if not for Matthew Ashimolowo i would never have known that not 1,2,3 or even 5 lawyers stood up for Deborah's killers but 52 Lawyers bruuuuh.
52 MUSLIM LAWYERS!!!
Inside that 52, they had 34 Senior Advocates.
34 Senior Advocates of Nigeria stood behind murderers.
34 Senior Advocates of Nigeria supported Religious killings.
Yet you sit behind your keypads to type shit that it is not a Christian Genocide?
YOU ARE MAD!!!!
