Media Creative. Award winning Presenter @ifm923 Talking Afrobeats Pop Culture on @athdpodcast every week
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Left the house by 5:30, it’s 6:45pm and I’m not even close to work.
This is not life at all.
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As much as I hate editing, I actually really enjoy reliving these days 🤣❤️
I hope I vlog more because my life is quite interesting most times. Glory to God for real ❤️
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My point is quite simple, hold yourselves to the same high standards you expect pastors to uphold. Christian accountability is not exclusive to those on the pulpit. We cannot demand perfection from pastors while excusing ourselves from the same principles of Christian living.Bye
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Playing songs for a gospel chart show and most of these songs are over 10 mins long loool I love it
For personal worship it’s not even noticeable but on radio haha it’s a different ball game
I really just want to be the best version of myself everyday 😔
I pray God shows me mercy and helps me regulate my emotions.
We cannot keep holding pastors to standards that we don’t hold ourselves to. It’s not right at all.
“Remarry If You Want, But Step Down From The Pulpit”: Mr. Brown Challenges Pastor Jimmy Odukoya
Mr. Afolabi Brown, husband of media personality Morayo Brown, has questioned Pastor Jimmy Odukoya's continued leadership at The Fountain of Life Church following his remarriage.
Speaking on Morayo Brown's show, he argued that although Jimmy has the freedom to remarry, he should consider stepping down from the pulpit because of the biblical standards expected of spiritual leaders.
Mr. Brown also criticised Jimmy's appearance, mentioning his tattoos, nose ring, earrings, biceps and triceps. He described the pastor as physically attractive and a magnet for women, while questioning the example his lifestyle and marital decisions could set for younger Christians and church members.
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Where in the world is that important?
Bro Rufai , we have NELFUND and that’s something Americans don’t have.
If I talk about the Coastal Road , it may look like I am bragging
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Chopped it up with @mreazi for his Guardian Life cover, and he told me how eating Banku at a roadside spot in Ghana helped shape his signature sound 🏂
Connected on all things Eazi, including music, marriage, creative freedom and his billion-dollar ambitions for African entertainment.
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I offered to fly my friend out to Zanzibar for a solo trip, all expenses paid, but he said no 😅
Nigerian men and their pride sha 😩
