I'm a medical doctor;full of the Holy spirit & power;i love the Lord so much!
Lagos Nigeria
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Faith always works,because it's based on irrefutable,infallible, unchanging, all-powerful living word of God! - Pastor Chris
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Your life follows your dominant thoughts. Let past failures define you, and you'll recreate them. True change starts when you shift your identity and block discouragement. What are you focusing on? Full video: 👉 l.awmi.net/TheOldManisDead26…
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When we got to Canada, I noticed a strong filipino presence. In fact, they were the first to take us in before we found a Nigerian community (if I can call it that).
Filipinos are more than Nigerians in Canada and they have strong network. They are majorly in the hospitality and healthcare industries. And they are pretty much as good as indians in their support for one another.
So, I did some research about Philippines and what I found blew my mind.
Philippines has a well-structured japa program called OFW (Overseas Filipino Worker). It was born out of economic survival, systemic frustration, and the search for a better quality of life.
Those are basically the same reasons for our japa syndrome but the difference is that unlike our japa syndrome that is an individual survival strategy, the OFW is a state-backed survival strategy.
So, while Nigeria is lamenting about brain drain in our medical and tech industries, Philippines deliberately train healthcare and hospitality workers to migrate to other countries.
They don't lack healthcare workers and they have enough to send to other countries.
Philippines deliberately encourages her citizens to travel to 1st world countries for a better life and in return they send money back to the country.
The OFW program is a highly-regulated state-managed pipeline for filipinos who want to migrate. there is partnership with the private sector to train filipinos in the program to equip them with skills and certifications.
The are registered with the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) where they must complete a mandatory Pre-Employment Orientation Seminar (PEOS) online to learn about legal recruitment channels and avoid scams.
Imagine my From Naija to Cana series becoming a program that Nigerians who want to relocate must take before they start the process.
Through the same DMW, they are able to apply for jobs in the countries they are migrating to via govt accredited recruitment agencies.
All of these started in 1974 and they have been consistent ever since. In fact, those in the OFW programs are considered Heroes.
The result:
Nigerians relocating have to find their own path and find a way to settle in the new country. Filipinos have a strong community that help them settle down fast in the new country.
Nigeria with a population of 230 million people have about 5 million Nigerians abroad. Philippines with a population of 119 million have about 12 million filipinos abroad.
While Nigerians abroad remit about $20 billion annually, Filipinos remit almost $40 billion annually to their country.
For every Nigerian in Canada, there are eight Filipinos.
Nothing beats planning. When a nation owns up to its reality and make the necessary adjustment, they can turn a bad economic situation into gain.
Today, Nigeria has a GDP of $385 billion. Philippines has a GDP of $500 billion.
Edit:
Regarding Nigerians living abroad, there are two different data sets.
The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) puts the number at 17 million. This number includes Nigerians who left Nigeria and Nigerians born abroad to Nigerian parents.
However, official United Nations (UN DESA) data states 2.1 million as the figure of Nigerians living abroad. They count only Nigerians who were born in Nigeria but relocated.
I decided to use 5 million to be somewhere in the middle because we cannot really trust any data from Nigeria. There is no way they counted those Nigerians who travel through the deserts.
Picture: Yours truly in a Filipino church in Canada when we just arrived Canada.
CREDIT: MUTE EFE
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If you are born again, your spirit is as holy and pure right now as it will ever be. So what needs to change? It isn’t your spirit that needs to be renewed but your mind. The key is to look into the spiritual mirror of God’s Word and allow it to show you who God is and who you are in Christ.
Discover more about renewing your mind on today’s #GospelTruth. Watch here:👉 l.awmi.net/TheOldManisDead26…
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Welbeck has been a waste of space to be honest. He will be on the pitch, and you will be looking for him.
Emegha can't stop getting injured. Let's hope he doesn't get injured at home before the end of this international break.
One league goal between Delap and Guiu last season. Welbeck & Emegha yet to find the net in the PL this season (with limited minutes). #CFC’s need for good back-up for Joao Pedro is cause for concern. Does Alonso trust his? 👇nytimes.com/athletic/7764477…
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BELIEVING FIRST
By Kenneth E. Hagin
Jesus said unto him, If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth. —Mark 9:23
There is just a shade of difference in what you believe when you say it, and when you pray it.
Look again at Mark 11:23 and 24. Jesus didn’t say, “Just believe.” He told us exactly what to believe. Faith by saying is: “ . . . believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass . . .” (v. 23). When you are believing that those things which you say shall come to pass, then that means they haven’t come to pass yet. But keep on believing that those things you said — be sure you’ve said it — shall come to pass. I always keep saying right in the face of contradictory circumstances, “It shall come to pass.” What will happen then? “. . . He shall have whatsoever he saith.” Sooner or later you shall have it!
Faith by praying is: “ . . .when ye pray, believe that ye receive them . . .” (v. 24). When you pray. No after you pray. Not next week. But when you pray — that very moment — believe. Believe what? Believe that you receive your requests. Begin to say, “I believe that I receive.” And what will happen? “ . . .Ye shall have them!”
Yes, the having will come, but the having doesn’t come first. Believing comes first; then the having follows.
Confession
I am a believer. When I pray, I believe that I receive. When I say, I believe what I say shall come to pass.
Source: Faith Food Devotions by Kenneth E. Hagin. Excerpt permission granted by Faith Library Publications. Copyright ©️ 1988 RHEMA Bible Church AKA Kenneth Hagin Ministries, Inc. All rights reserved. Please visit faithlibrary.org for additional materials.
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Today I finally understood something about Donald Trump that I had been missing. And when it hit me — it hit me completely. Because, look at who this man chose to surround himself with.
Not billionaires. Not people born into power.
Not people who had everything handed to them.
Karoline Leavitt — 27 years old. Ice cream shop girl from New Hampshire.
Trump looked at her and saw something the entire world missed.
Made her the youngest Press Secretary in American history.
Susie Wiles — a woman who spent her life quietly strategizing from the background. No fame. No spotlight. Just pure brilliance. Trump looked at her and said, You will be my Chief of Staff, the first female Chief of Staff in American history.
JD Vance — a soldier. A boy from Appalachia who served his country in uniform before he ever served it in office. Trump looked at him and said, "You will stand beside me."
Pete Hegseth — a soldier who gave everything on the battlefield. Two Bronze Stars. Trump looked at him and said, " You will lead our military.
Marco Rubio — the son of a bartender and a hotel maid. Two immigrants who came to America with nothing. Trump looked at their son and made him the first Latino Secretary of State in American history.
My wife heard all of this tonight and said, "Do you understand what Trump actually did? He did not build a powerful administration. He built an unbreakable one."
Every person in it knows what it feels like to have nothing. And people who came from nothing never take anything for granted.
Tonight, say one prayer for this entire administration. And say a bigger one for the man who chose them.
Then pass this to every American who needs to understand why this administration hits different from every single one that came before it."
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OWNING PRIVATE JET FOR SOME PASTORS IS NOT A LUXURY AT ALL!!!
Take a look at this two scenario and narrative...Pst Enenche of Dunamis was in Lesotho and Zambia over the week for a revival crusade; as at Thursday night by 10pm was when he rounded off from Maseru Zambia
Meanwhile he is to attend the cathedral dedication of his covenant bother Pst David Ibiyeomi in Porthacourt Nigeria just the next morning by 10am
Pst Jerry Eze on the other hand was in Accra Ghana for the 2026 Annual NSPPD prayer conference; As at same 10pm was when he was rounding off; which we all know the next day will be Sunday worship service in Abuja
Now reason with me...How easy or possible will it be to run such urgent schedule and maneuver with a commercial/public flight?
Because both of them neatly caught up with the afore mentioned programs as planned without stress or worries courtesy of private movements
If only we can take off some bias from our minds, if only we can be a bit considerate in our reasoning, if only we can stop making judgement from embittered sentiments
Then we might see some reasons not to attack or antagonize some innocent people who are bent on making impact, fulfilling mandate and serving God in their generation
I pray that God will give both pastors and other global impacting ones their private air machine that will facilitate and ease their movement the more in Jesus name... Don't worry I'm not expecting amen from a lot of people 🙄
But I have made my prayer
Selah !!
Isaiah Kanu retweeted
Sin is not just an act—it's a lack of faith. Your spirit cannot sin. The battle is identifying with the flesh instead of your new nature. Walking in the Spirit means recognizing your true identity. Full video here: 👉 l.awmi.net/TheOldManisDead26…
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“In university I started paying 20% tithe, by NYSC i was paying 35% Tithe, after that time i made my tithe 40%, No economic crisis can make me poor. My current tithe is not for public consumption. Anywhere i am, money comes to me”- Alagba korede komaiya
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SURPRISE.
Remember how we were told to use paper straws to stop climate change?
Well, now scientists have found that plastic straws are actually BETTER for the environment than paper straws.
We have been lied to once again.
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Today, I visited Rainbow Bridge College in Enugu and witnessed something truly exciting: secondary school students conducting meaningful scientific research.
One young lady was using a microscope to investigate how plants respond to extreme heat and drought, exploring how they might survive conditions associated with El Niño.
This is what education should look like. Students should not just memorise scientific theories; they should investigate real-world problems, ask intelligent questions and discover solutions.
I love the intellectual energy building among students across the South East.
The education revolution is taking shape, and the future is looking incredibly exciting.
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Let all those who seek You rejoice and be glad in You; And let those who love Your salvation say continually, "Let God be magnified!"
- Psalm 70:4 (NKJV)
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A Mind Made Whole
By Kenneth E. Hagin
So that from his [Paul’s] body were brought unto the sick handkerchiefs or aprons, and the diseases departed from them, and the evil spirits went out of them.—ACTS 19:12
The mentally handicapped sister spent four years in the mental institution in Oklahoma and another three years either shut up in her bedroom or outside when the weather was good.
This woman at my meeting shared with me, “Before my sister lost her mind, she and I seemed closer than any of our other sisters. But after she lost her mind, I couldn’t even visit her at my youngest sister’s house. If she saw me, she would jump on me like a wild animal and start tearing my clothes off. The only time I could ever see her was from the other side of the fence when she was in the backyard.”
Then she said, “Brother Hagin, I want you to lay hands on this handkerchief.”
I said, “Okay, I’ll lay hands on it tomorrow night when I begin ministering to the sick.” After I laid hands on the handkerchief, she came and got it, thanked me, and left.
A few weeks later, this Methodist woman stood up in the congregation and asked if she could testify.
She said, “I took that handkerchief to my youngest sister’s house. I said to her, ‘I want you to pin this handkerchief to our sister’s clothes every day and let her wear it.’ She wore it for ten days, and, suddenly, her mind was all right!
My sister called me and I rushed over there. When I went into the living room, instead of jumping on me like a wild animal, she hugged me and told me how much she loved me. She was just as normal as the rest of us.”
Confession:
There is nothing too difficult for God. No matter how long it has been or how impossible it may seem, God can turn the situation around!
Source: Health Food Devotions by Kenneth E. Hagin. Excerpt permission granted by Faith Library Publications. Copyright ©️ 2002, 2007 RHEMA Bible Church AKA Kenneth Hagin Ministries, Inc. All rights reserved. Please visit faithlibrary.org for additional materials.
