To APC supporters, two questions:
1. Was Nigeria better in 2005 or today?
2. If Atiku, Obi, Kwankwaso or Makinde were President, Tinubu was in opposition, and Nigeria was in its current state, would you praise and support that government the same way you support Tinubu's?
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Early grave will never be my portion. May God preserve my life, protect my loved ones and grant us many more years in good health, peace and prosperity. Ameen.
I remember when frameworks emerged to help developers build faster. Some dismissed them, bragging they didn't need them. The same thing is happening with AI today. Technology won't stop evolving because you refuse to adapt.
Move with the times. Learn, adapt, and evolve.
Sometimes I feel sorry for designers and Devs
Most Designers and Devs are still stuck with the reality of the 2022 version of the craft
They now police every vibecoded website and app.
They now appoint themselves as the judges of vibecoded projects.
My dear,
Get over with it.
It happened with WordPress, when front end Devs would always identify WordPress websites and laugh at it or mock it while it was doing it's Job very well.
Also, Dreamweaver, there was even a time React was mocked by some "real engineers"
To avoid a meltdown, focus on the reality you're face with today
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Tunji Abayomi retweeted
Arsenal fans are too busy chasing respect and validation from rival fans instead of simply enjoying their moment of success. Football doesn’t work that way. Celebrate your achievements and stop begging your rivals for applause! #viral #fyp #arsenal #premierleague #footballfans
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He gave very sound advice. The church is a place to learn, not a place to perform as Jesus’s assistant. He taught practically and didn’t fall back on the usual “it’s a sin” trope. He clearly understands the world and the real struggles Christians face.
A spouse who calls you their best friend but keeps their income separate while you struggle isn't a partner. They're a roommate with benefits.
Marriage means sharing the load.
Many people are married to their worst enemies but claim they married their best friend. Your actual best friend would not watch you kill yourself to pay bills when they can join their income with yours to sort bills.
Being best friend is not about gossip and wearing matching outfit. When it comes to responsibility, would they give all of themselves for the relationship?
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Many people are married to their worst enemies but claim they married their best friend. Your actual best friend would not watch you kill yourself to pay bills when they can join their income with yours to sort bills.
Being best friend is not about gossip and wearing matching outfit. When it comes to responsibility, would they give all of themselves for the relationship?
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In the end, nothing goes with you. Be kind, stay humble, help others, and leave beautiful memories behind. Life is too short to be anything but good to people.
All you see is fornication, not people who need help, compassion, and salvation from their sins. How do you expect to win souls for Christ when all you do is judge and condemn those who need His grace the most?
When I was a Christian, if a woman gets pregnant out of wedlock or there’s proof that a man slept with a woman who is not his wife, the church leadership will step in, discipline them and put them through series of prayers and fasting, counselling, etc, as a way to reconcile them to God.
Today, an unmarried woman is bold enough to discuss her sexual escapades with her pastor; not inside his office but in the open.
Sometimes I just laugh when these 'new age' Christians bring their fanaticism to me. It’s almost as if fornication and adultery are no longer sins against God.
Not every battle you face started with you. Some patterns have existed in families for generations. Pay attention to repeated struggles, broken relationships, financial setbacks and missed opportunities. The goal isn't to blame your bloodline but to break the cycle.
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We should pay attention to what we call patterns in our bloodline.Sometimes, certain struggles, mistakes, and setbacks keep repeating themselves across generations. It's important to recognise these patterns, understand their roots, and make conscious efforts to break it.
“His Father Had Two Marriages, Now Jimmy Odukoya Has Two: Morayo Brown’s Husband Asks When The Pattern Will End”
Mr. Afolabi Brown, husband of media personality Morayo Brown, has raised questions about what he described as a recurring family pattern involving marriages, following Pastor Jimmy Odukoya’s remarriage.
He argued that Pastor Jimmy must have heard clearly from God before deciding to leave his first marriage, but maintained that questions surrounding why the first marriage ended would continue to linger until they were properly addressed.
According to him, the issue goes beyond an individual's decision to remarry, as it could influence how many people view marriage and make similar decisions.
He also pointed to Pastor Jimmy's family background, noting that his father had two marriages during his lifetime, and Jimmy has now also entered into two marriages.
Mr. Brown reportedly described this as a generational pattern, referencing Jimmy's half-siblings and the different family branches.
He further suggested that there could be a deeper spiritual issue that needs to be examined, while acknowledging that the situation may not necessarily be the fault of those involved.
He explained that Jimmy's father did not necessarily plan to have two marriages, as the death of one of his wives led to another marriage.
However, he questioned why a similar situation had occurred in the next generation.
He concluded by asking a question he believes deserves serious consideration: When exactly will this pattern end?
When Jesus met the woman accused of adultery, He didn't condemn or chase her away. If some of you had lived then, you would have criticised Him. How do we win souls for Christ if we keep chasing sinners away? Jesus came to save sinners, not reject them.
This man is becoming an embarrassment to the body of Christ lol 😂
Look at the quality of teaching? Inside church ooh.
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