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Today marks the University of Kentucky's seventh annual "One Day for UK," a 24-hour giving celebration rallying the Wildcat community to support the colleges, programs and causes they cherish most. Read more at bit.ly/4cM3wYE and be a part of #OneDayforUK.
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Can we extend our hands of love towards our brethren in the Mission filed?
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Christmas shenanigans 🎄🎁♥️ #MerryChristmas
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I shouted when she got the last question ❤️❤️🤣
This is so beautiful. My best father and daughter on the internet ❤️❤️🎄
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I have seen lives ruined because of gambling addiction. I myself was suicidal, became homeless, sold all my properties, lost millions and relationships and my debts were to a stage I lost count of people I was owing and my total debt figures.
I know people who committed suicide cos they couldn’t bear the shame of the addiction of drugs and gambling had brought to them. The church, family and friends judge them, left them to figure it out by themselves.
They lost hope and ended it.
If you are fighting addiction, looking for a safe space to share your struggles, and get a pathway to start your addiction recovery journey, I have a special 2 day 1 on 1 session for 5 of you this January.
Send @bels_foundation
It’s free! And you must be in Lagos.
Also note, it’s a Faith based program.
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In a bid to get people to pray well before marrying,
There’s this doctrine of “there’s only ONE person in the whole world meant for you” that some of us were taught growing up
There’s no such thing
If God anoints Saul and Saul misbehaves, God will anoint David.
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🎉 Congratulations to Director-General @NOIweala on her second term! Today, the General Council reappointed her by consensus, with her new term starting on 1 September 2025. Read more: bit.ly/3OtNzLp
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I wonder when Nigeria’s diplomatic relations will be a priority for the Nigerian government. It’s high time this issue of stigmatising Nigerians is pushed to the highest tables.
It is getting out of hand.
Nigerians are not criminals! And cannot continue to suffer for the misdeed of a very ‘tiny few’. Legitimate business people and citizens are suffering and being extorted.
Yet, Nigeria is not the highest-ranking country on many crime indicators. Why this stigma?
How does the Nigerian government treat other African countries' visa applications, and how can things get better? Who should be in charge of diplomacy, and what is the approach?
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Sigh
I’ve known my gen man for 4 years and every time i call, he comes.
Last week, he kept sending his second and I’ve always told him his second doesn’t calm down to do his work so i was angry.
Got home, no light and gen isn’t coming on so i called to complain and as soon as i heard his voice, first thing i asked was “Are you okay”?
And his response ruined my night.
“Madam, my wife don leave me. She die last month”
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The Redeemed Christian Church of God has launched a free bus service for commuters in Lagos and Ogun States in order to ease the burden of rising transportation costs caused by the recent fuel price hike. It will run from October 14 to December 6, 2024(Mondays to Fridays)
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Please keep this church group in your prayers as they gather to feed and pray with people in North Carolina.🙏❤️
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Jesus doesn’t care what you’ve done or where you’re at, He loves you! He died and went through hell for you! Talk to Him today! He is waiting…
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That's exactly what a hard-working family man would love to hear. What an amazing wife. This is beautiful! 🥺❤️
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Watch this to learn how we create success equality | MindTalk Excerpt
MindTalk is our monthly special event designed to help people build good behavioral and interpersonal values alongside their technical skills and excel worldwide.
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On 6 and 9 August 1945, the United States detonated two atomic bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The bombings killed between 129,000 and 226,000 people, most of whom were civilians.
BUT There are over 13,000 nuclear weapons around the world today. 1/6



























