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We sang these songs this morning
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Through this week and month
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“Gen Zs have been insulted a lot. I worked at UBA for over three years, and this was a major issue when the policy was introduced. People blamed the girl, instead of calling out the organisation for introducing a policy they cannot abide by.” — Lady
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This week , I pray for you that the Revelation of Jesus overwhelms you and nothing else matters more .You won’t find any logical reasons to murmur rather you are filled with thanksgiving&faith for miracles.It’s a week for open doors,Amen I love you my friends
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That’s exactly what every single person in the Nigerian armed forces does for the country. Let’s learn to appreciate them for their service 🙏🏼
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Nigerian security forces have rescued about 360 people who were abducted by Boko Haram fighters.
The statement says many of the abductees had been kidnapped from various communities across Borno State.
Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Idris reports from Nigeria's capital Abuja.
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This is Sunday Morning
Another time and day in Church meetings
A new month as well
All believers Must give account of their lives and ministries to the Lord
We shall all be judged
Paul teaches that we judge ourselves
How would you judge the last month?
How punctual were you?
Did you reach out to the unsaved?
How many invitees did you have last month
How much did you give through the month
Did you make church prayer meetings?
How many teaching tracks did you listen to?
What was your contribution to your department?
How many did you meet their needs in your local church?
If you find these questions awkward, then get prepared to be in tears at the judgment seat of Christ as more intricate things will come to the fore
,
However,there's a new month to make adjustments.
Start today,go through last week's teaching
Draw a plan on how you will listen to a teaching track at least weekly
Invite someone each week
Win a soul weekly and see to it that they get established in church
Hurry up now
Pick someone for service or call them up
Don't miss pre service prayers
Pray the pauline prayers, this morning Philemon 6
Remember to take writing materials
And oops, pray for pastor too
Have an excellent service
I will too
I call you blessed
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How to use LIVINGWORD MEDIA (livingwordmedia.org)
1) Study all the subjects
Don't be selective ,the manner teaching is done in Saints Community Church is such that you don't underestimate any title ,most if not All are core doctrinal subjects.
Start with the singles titles
2) Be systematic ,
Where a series is five in number ,ensure you start from series one ,don't be in a hurry .
We teach with much foundation laying .
Starting from the top will confuse you and your audience .
For example ,start from 2011 not 2016 !
I think that's sensible and logical .
Where you need to listen to a 2016 teaching have it on your mind ,somewhere earlier ,certain foundation had been laid .
3) pay attention
Where another teaching is mentioned during one, make sure you go back to that ,this is very critical .
Bible study must be deliberate not coincidental .
"So great salvation "for example has five parts ,start from one !
And within it you will find several references ,like forgiveness of sins ,ensure you listen to it
Let me advise you ,no matter how you do it, you can't exhaust the website whilst I am still around ( which is for many several decades ),take that to the bank !
I promise you consistency and endurance in His name
So no one is competing with each other ,I play my part ,you play yours
Lastly
4) I beg you and beseech you for Christ's sake and the flock ,do not teach any thing you are just getting to know ,it might take you a while to understand ,as it did me.
This is a charismatic miasma, the allure for limelight is so strong in our midst ,we just want to be known .
This will eventually tell on you and the flock and is the reason many don't stay for long with truths .
Be patient .
No "Mogism".
Don't create much mess for others to clean up .
Don't say what you didn't hear me or those who teach you say or have said
For example ,I had to caution a fellow ,younger minister who is on tv about a statement credited to him about salvation .
Have you ever heard me say that ? He said no.
So you wanted to wow your audience with exuberance and the true message gets lost !
Don't over reach yourself .
If you love the flock ,you won't teach this way nor rush them .
There is no competition ,say after me ,there is no competition !
If you know me I am very patient in and with subjects ,I can take five to six years to explain a basic concept .
Please take this lead .
We trust God that shortly, a million ministers of the Word and Spirit will cover the earth .
Trust this helps .
I call you blessed
#chrissegunonayinka
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No matter who becomes or is president, will need the state and local government to drive micro economic growth and development, the idea that it’s or can be a one man show is untrue and unsustainable
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As far as these changes we’re done just 3years ago, we must be ready to bear the consequences of change, bulk of the responsibility to cushion the effects of these changes are by common sense your state and local government’s, demand more from them
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Lacoco and his cohorts made this possible. In the name of “defending the faith,” they relentlessly attacked pastors and ministers who did not support their theological or political agenda.
It is not difficult my dear, get your PVC and vote in your favourite!!!
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On a trip to PH to coach candidates for their NLNG assessment center.
The young man that offered to cover all my costs (return flights, N200k per night suite in a top hotel, security) was in my anon message here begging for N50k to process his passport when he got NLNG job in 2024.
I suspect he may have spent up to N700k on me on this trip.
Frame 3 was his follow-up anon message to me here in 2024, which I forwarded to my PA to sort out.
I had even forgotten until the young man saw here few weeks ago that we were organizing coaching for NLNG candidates in PH in this recruitment cycle again and he reached out to cover all my expenses for the trip!
Main moral
1. One good job changes people's life
2. Can't get tired of saying this: Poor people get jobs in top companies without any connection (someone that can't afford to raise N50k for passport could not have "connect" his way to getting the job)
PS: I hate to talk about my little good deeds and I don't expect any favour in return for anything I do to anyone here and beyond. The main purpose of sharing is to further give hope to others in his shoes today.
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Nigeria needs a 20 to 40-year development plan, not a series of disconnected four-year agendas. Real progress comes when one leader lays the foundation, successors build on it, and each administration compounds the gains of the last.
Since 1999, the clearest example of this model has been Lagos. President Tinubu laid the groundwork, established a succession plan, and ensured continuity through subsequent administrations. The result is that Lagos has evolved into one of Africa’s largest economies.
What Nigeria needs is that same style of leadership at the national level: a clear vision, disciplined implementation, policy continuity, and the patience to let development compound over time.
Reuben Abati: Are you saying President Tinubu should remain in power for the next 40 years before we transformation?
Mr George: It took the President of Rwanda over 20 years to develop the country. Dubai started its transformation process in 1974 but didn’t gain global recognition as a tourist destination until 2014. It took china about 40 years, it even took God 40 years to personally lead the children of Israel from slavery to the promised land. Nigerians have just been religiously conditioned to expect the nation to be transformed overnight.
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For once, I agree.
What our timelines truly need cleansing from is fake news, recycled videos, unverified security alerts, manipulated content, and the growing culture of posting first and verifying later.
Unconfirmed kidnapping stories are circulated as facts. Rumours are amplified by influencers and ordinary users alike, only for corrections to come much later, if they come at all.
Before sharing that alarming video or breaking news, take a moment to verify it. Being first is not as important as being right.
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Data Shows Tinubu’s Administration Has Confronted Higher Insecurity Than Previous Ones - George
It has recorded more successes in combating insecurity than previous administrations. What people should understand is the changing nature of the threat. Prior to 2022, the situation was not only about Boko Haram but has since evolved into a broader international security challenge. For instance, last month, a high-profile terrorist figure linked to global networks was reportedly killed in Mali, said to be number two globally and described as one of the most active terrorists, which shows the scale of what the government is dealing with. Despite these challenges, security forces continue to record successes, including the rescue of children and other vulnerable victims.
Obafemi George, Political Scientist
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You know, it’s always funny when people portray Obi’s parting ways with PDP and ADC as his being “principled” and refusal to participate in evil politics, because last time I checked, he didn’t leave any of those parties because of their corruption, he left when he realized he wasn’t going to benefit from it.
Peter Obi was in PDP for years, he was well aware of the “dirt and corruption” involved, yet he stayed, his “principles” didn’t make him leave, not until he lost out on the benefit he sought to get from the party, the Presidency ticket.
Same thing happened with ADC when he went back to his vomit to align with the individuals he claimed to have left as a result of their “corruption”, so many people said that nobody who was actually principled against corruption will align with El Rufai, Atiku, Dino Melaye, Malami etc, every single one of them were labelled “APC/BAT/RONU” supporters.
He was both unprincipled and a terrible politician because it was not just obvious that joining with such contradicts the ideology of someone principled against corruption, but it was also obvious that joining was a futile attempt because there was no way he was going to beat Atiku at his corrupt game. But what did he do? He went head on.
Now, he didn’t leave ADC as a result of the corruption he saw there, as whenever he was asked about the moral bankruptcy of the corrupt politicians he aligned with, he said “we are the same” and consistently refused to comment on it, but the moment he realized that the corruption in that party was going to lead to him not being Presidential candidate, he left, wasting so much time.
Someone took a mic and said “Church take back your country” in one election, only to partner with the biggest persecutors of the church, El Rufai, Kwakwanso who passed Sharia Law in Kano, or we don’t know what principles are anymore??
A person who had over 6 Million votes with an unpopular party, had 4 Years to build on that momentum in that party, failed to build the party, ran on the first encounter of storm and 3 Years later, found himself in the very same low-level-party position he was in the last election is not just an unprincipled politician but a terrible one.
Hmm. Does this make him a terrible politician or a principled politician?
How can we say he doesn’t get what he wants from political parties?
He didn’t get the ticket in PDP because he was up against a behemoth incumbent with enormous financial influence.
He then left, went to Labour, and got the presidential ticket.
Then Labour became compromised, so he moved to ADC. Then he realized, according to him, that the process there was against his values.
Again, knowing the political capital he holds, he went to NDC, and now he is their consensus presidential candidate.
A politician who walks into an obscure party, gets the flag without opposition, and turns that party into a national phenomenon is not a weak politician.
You said he usually doesn’t control structures. Uhm, he does.
We just have a deeply corrupt system.
Do you remember the alleged INEC glitches?
And the doctored ballot papers?
At the highest levels, no politician easily outmaneuvers entrenched systems and institutions backing such corruptions.
Even Donald Trump couldn't beat that, which is why he is pushing for the SAVE Act.
Lastly, I think if we support Peter Obi or someone like him, maybe it is not best to frame things this way.
My opinion.
We need good men, not merely good politicians, in this nation.
The good politician who is not a good man will eventually become a bad politician.
But Peter is a good man.
And a good politician.
He is a two-term governor, a presidential candidate who received over 6 million votes despite widespread rigging, and arguably Nigeria’s most influential opposition political figure today.
I think he checks both boxes fairly well.
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