They called us “lost” because we’re gathering to worship God?? 😭😭
Well, I am a PROUD LOST GIRL!!
A slave of God!!
Jesus errand girl! 🙌🙌
He saved me when I thought my life was completely over… 😭
I am lost & unashamed!
And I will use my platform, my voice, & everything God has given me to remain lost in Him forever. ❤️🙏🏾
May this day bring peace to your heart, strength for today, and unexpected blessings.
May God guide every decision you make, open the right doors, and close those not meant for you.
Whatever you face today, do not be afraid. God is already ahead of you.
May your home be filled with peace, your heart with hope, and your day with God’s favor.
Have a blessed Tuesday! 🙏✨
Adulthood humbles you. It'll turn you into a prayer warrior without you even noticing. As you grow, you start to understand that nothing in this life works without God.
The way Nigerian nurses are smashing NCLEX, just like we do the NMCN Council exams, I don’t think anybody here is less motivated.
Omo, you see this NCLEX, I must taste that cake 😂
And when the topic is about supportive mothers who would do absolutely anything and make sacrifices for their children, I will scream my mother’s name from the rooftops!!!!!!
I love David because he was so brutally honest with God about his feelings. He didn’t pretend to have it all together. He cried, questioned, felt afraid, angry and discouraged, yet he kept bringing it all back to God. That reminds me that I don’t have to hide my feelings from Him either. I can come as I am, pour out my heart, ask the hard questions and still trust Him. God can handle the messy prayers too. 🤍
As an RN in Naija public hospital,
Scenes where you have to borrow gloves from one patient to attend to another patient in emergency need.
And you end up getting blamed or getting accused of stealing something else.
#Mortuaryindisguise
The whole conversation around fake products is exactly why we advocate frequently for regulation.
You cannot expect the average Nigerian to be a food scientist, pharmacist, chemist and product inspector before they can safely buy toothpaste, food or medicine.
NAFDAC and SON have a job to do. The market needs to be properly regulated, fake products need to be taken off the shelves, and people putting Nigerians’ lives at risk need to be held accountable.
We should not have to gamble with our health every time we go to the market.
I believe the Lord wants me to share this with you…
“He makes wars cease to the end of the earth; He breaks the bow and cuts the spear in two; He burns the chariot in the fire.”
Psalms 46:9
Your wars are over now in Jesus name!!!
Please take some time out to pray this..
Can @ARISEtv please invite the Registrar of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria for an interview?
There are nurses who completed their training, passed the required processes and are still waiting for their certificates.
We need the Registrar to tell Nigerians plainly: why are so many nurses still waiting, and when exactly will this be resolved?