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David Ibia retweeted
When they were drilling a borehole in my farm, they drilled up to 50 meters but no water just rock.
Some villagers came to me and told me that I needed to slaughter some goat, chicken and buy some local beer for rituals if I wanted to get water and even vowed that I would even drill for a year and not find water If I don't perform the rituals.
I believe in the risen Lord Jesus Christ. I dared them and straight away told them if they are challenging me they are challenging my God and I will never perform such rituals. I even confidently told them that because they challenged me we shall soon hit water. I prayed over it instantly.
At 55 meters, we hit water and it was found inside the rock. Plenty of it and up to now I still use it for the farm and the same villagers also drink it.
God is the creator of everything and he is the one who has command over everything above, on and beneath the earth. Ask Him to come to your aid if faced with such situations..
David Ibia retweeted
EL SALVADOR PRESIDENT NAYIB BUKELE SUPPORTS STUDENTS READING THE BIBLE IN SCHOOL, SAYING PEOPLE SHOULD BE FREE TO DISCOVER GOD’S WORD. 📖✝️🇸🇻
David Ibia retweeted
I had four sons in six years with a frequently deploying Marine husband. I was pregnant with my third on September 11th. I told the Marine we were pregnant with 4th the night before he left for the war. My middle two are high functioning autistic, I have severe ADHD, so does my youngest. I’m not gonna tell tales on myself, my sons, or their father, but we had some HARD times and due to frequent moves I had very little social support. (Kinda hard to build a strong network when you or your friends keep getting transferred). I shed a lot of tears. Sometimes I sat alone in the car and screamed and wept and sang “I won’t give up” over and over with a raw throat. But I never. FUCKING NEVER. thought of harming my sons or wished they were not in my life.
Take your toxic “compassion” back to the demonic abyss from whence it came.
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David Ibia retweeted
The truth about Nigerian Muslims is worst than you think.
October 11, 1991, a German evangelist named Reinhard Bonke planned a large Christian crusade in the northern Nigerian city of Kano.
Christians were excited about the event, and the hype was widespread.
Many Muslims did not like this, and they opposed it, believing that Kano belonged to Islam and that Christians should not hold such a crusade there.
Fearing that Christianity was becoming too popular in Kano, members of the so-called "religion of peace" then took to the streets and began rioting.
Within hours, they started lynching innocent Christians, burning their homes, churches, and businesses.
Christian Children, women and men alike.
Christians were lynched, raped, impaled, butchered, and burned alive.
This targeted violence against Christians continued for days. Many Christian families disappeared, never to be seen again.
Entire Christian neighborhoods became empty, with homes and businesses seized by Muslims after the owners were killed.
By the time the army finally intervened and stopped the killings, hundreds of Christians were dead, thousands were injured, and hundreds of thousands had been displaced.
The military government underreported the death toll as about 100 to 200.
However, survivors and other accounts claim that more than 500 Christians died.
These acts were not carried out by Terrorists, they were carried out by everyday Muslims that knew the people they were killing, the type of Muslims you call your friends.
The crusade was canceled, and the victims never received any justice or compensation.
Today, some of those who carried out the killings, or their children, can be found online proclaiming that Islam is a religion of peace and accusing others of being Islamophobic and saying there is no Christians genocide in Nigeria
Don't ever let anyone massacre your people and then come online to gaslight you.
David Ibia retweeted
I had a phase like this in my life.
I grew up in a Christian home. And like a lot of kids raised in church, the first taste of freedom felt like an invitation, like it was finally time to go explore the world for myself.
So I did.
I moved away. And with every mile, I drifted further from God. Church stopped being part of my life. Somewhere along the way, I think I stopped believing altogether. But even in the middle of all that freedom, there was this quiet ache I couldn’t shake; a feeling that something was missing, even when I couldn’t name what it was.
I threw myself into everything I thought would fill it. Drugs. Sexual immorality. One escapade after another, chasing something I couldn’t quite reach.
But Jesus came looking for me.
And He found me in a way I never expected, through a miracle. I want to be honest: I’d never experienced anything like that before. I didn’t have a category for it.
It started with pain. Pain so severe it nearly killed me. I went from doctor to doctor, test to test, and no one could find what was wrong. Months passed. The pain didn’t.
Eventually they scheduled me for surgery; surgery for a condition they still couldn’t even name.
And then, before that surgery ever happened, Jesus healed me. Not through a procedure. Not through medicine. Through a simple prayer. And the pain was just… gone.
That broke something open in me. I got curious. I wanted to know this Person who had just reached into my body and healed what an entire medical system couldn’t touch.
This time, going back wasn’t about my parents. Nobody was making me. I went after Him for myself.
So I went deeper. I opened His word and started reading and I fell in love with the person of Jesus. I began to understand, maybe for the first time, how much He actually loved me.
I have never looked back since.
Peace, growth, open doors; these were things I didn’t have in my old life, no matter how much freedom I thought I was chasing. Now I live differently. I live in peace. I live in prosperity.
This is my testimony. And it’s true.
David Ibia retweeted
Never take for granted the privilege of having a body that wakes up and functions without a medical crises attached to it.
David Ibia retweeted
Respect parents doing this. My mom caught me in 6th grade gaining. I lost it real quick through extracurricular activities. My cousin was a fat baby, lost that baby fat at 15, now he in the gym errrday and built.
Children’s health is the parent’s responsibility.
David Ibia retweeted
This is what entrepreneurialism feels like. xitter.cf/tannokasa9/status/2079…