Victor Adeyemi

BEFORE YOU THREATEN YOUR BOSS OR YOUR EMPLOYER. A lot of fellow Nigerians are bringing Nigerian aggression to their workplaces and losing their jobs in droves. I have seen many people dismissed recently. Most of them threatened their managers or employers with legal action over a minor incident. Listen, many employers are not afraid. Some Employment Tribunals are pro-employers even though it is not made overtly clear. Before you threaten your employer, ensure you are ready to leave the place. They will never let you go and look for opportunities to eliminate you. You can’t beat them. You are a skilled worker on COS and probation with little or no rights, and you are harassing those who gave you the right to be in the country? Your wisdom is little. In any case, why do we believe so much in threatening people? You will threaten your landlord, your doctors, your nurses, your lawyers, and your fellow colleagues at work. You are abusing your ‘freedom’ in a foreign territory. Let me warn you: No one is afraid of your threats. Litigation is costly, and there is no guarantee that you will win the case. You may also win £10000 and get just £1000 for contributing to your dismissal. Make patience and wisdom a virtue. Stop your gragra😂. End!

A NECESSITY FOR SURVIVING ABROAD. One key to succeeding as an immigrant is spiritual stability and power. Ignore it at your peril. Once you arrive in the UK, find a church that suits you rather than follow a denomination. Why? Your church denomination does not guarantee success. I was raised as an Anglican. When I got to the UK over 34 years ago, I joined a Pentecostal church called Christ Apostolic Church (CAC). That was where I joined the prayer warriors, became an usher, started attending Bible studies, cleaned and set the church up, became a Sunday School teacher, a Deacon, an Elder, and served several pastors. I was there for 15 years and was ordained as a pastor there before I left to start Winners Kingdom 20 years ago. So, in 35 years in the UK, I have only attended two churches. How many have you attended in the last five years? Don’t go to the big churches or where they speak the most grammar. Don’t disappear into the crowd. Look for a place where you can grow and submit to the authority there. Make the pastor your ‘friend’. Stop looking for a church where you will get a wife or a husband or where the fine babes are gathered. That is where some of you pick the ‘ogbanjes’ for a wife. When I joined CAC, the average age of the people in the church I attended was 45. I was the youngest, but the Lord gave me all I required for life in that church. I found my wife outside the church and brought her to the church. Stay where God planted you. He is abundantly able. And you readers, don’t say spiritual matters are a scam. It shows you are being childish. Just like Paul the Apostle, as learned as I am, I could not have come this far without God. Even though I don’t use social media to say many spiritual things, I have had unbelievable Apostolic and Prophetic grace throughout my life. I know there is a spiritual world and powers. You can make the money and become very influential, but a lack of power can sweep it all away in an instant. The devil is so cunning. Don’t let him deceive you. Get on board. Receive the Holy Ghost power and the spirit of stability today. Dele Olawanle is the founding Pastor of Winners Kingdom International Christian Centre, London, England.

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