About a year ago, I announced that I was going to use my platform to campaign for Peter Obi, and that is what I have been doing from time to time.
It's not my known niche, but I owe it a duty to speak up in the face of poverty and hunger & insecurity.
Because when people cannot feed themselves, pay their bills, feel secure, etc, they will struggle to get married, raise a healthy family and perhaps, go into crimes or all sorts of vices just to survive.
So, none of you have to right to come here to tell me not to talk about politics or governance.
Campaign for your preferred candidates on your pages if you wish. But if you come to my page to try to insult me or tell me what to post or not to post, I go insult your papa or mama.
My children live in this country.
I want a better future and life for them.
And I do not see them experiencing that under the Tinubu-led APC government.
And I have my right as a heavy paying tax citizen to do so.
End.
“Deeper life did not allow its members watch TV , now they allow”
Today I have you people’s time.
So what now happened????
No I really want to understand this whole TV talk you guys pull out whenever DL comes up on the TL.
I hardly insert myself into denomination back and forth because it’s never for edification.
It reeks of self, pride and people just being people and so I don’t touch it with a ten foot pole.
Also sometimes, I see some truth in some of the critiques so I whisper a prayer for the body of Christ and leave it as is.
But you see this TV one, I can never understand why you guys are always so riled up
I was born in DL. We did not have a TV in my house till I was way into my teenage years.
The whole idea was there’s a lot of corruption, lewd shows that promote sensuality and unbridled immorality
As the Pastor of a church that is heavy on holiness and purity, members especially workers and leaders were strongly advised to not have television in their homes
At the advent of technology and smart devices where people could now have access to those things, I’m guessing the Pastor realized that no matter how much he wants to preserve and protect his members, it’s up to them to chose what they watch or don’t
Please where is the problem???
Was it a bit over protective? Yes.
But did it affect us negatively??? Absolutely not
Bro, there’s nothing about my life that says i am disadvantaged because I did not watch a few shows growing up
I read books. We played. We interacted in actual life . I can stand toe to toe with my peers any day. Nobody has ever looked at me or those who didn’t watch and say “you look like someone who didn’t have a TV for a few years in their life”
Is it a lie that television harbours a lot of evil? Like what are we even saying??
How many young people are struggling with porn and all sorts today because of what they watched?
Even health professionals are beginning to tell parents to massively reduce screen time
Nobody criticizes them o
A father loves his children so much and wanted to shield them then you’re foaming at the mouth.
Then he soft pedals when higher knowledge comes, should that level of growth not be applauded?
If it was a church or a pastor that was just being religious then every law would be held till the end for fear of being seen as deviating
DL like the rest of the body of Christ is not perfect.
I am very critical about the things that can tend towards legalism. I admit that fully
But you see this TV talk you all pull out like a trump card each time, die it abeg.
It holds no water.
Blessings.
@onimiziJ@jon_d_doe My brother you are talking trash
With the mandatory policy of metering the energy supply are not available despite tariff increment every eke market day
Interior communities that have meter have not seen grid supply for 6 months and counting
Most people are going for alt.
On a Monday morning in March 2023, Amara Nwosu woke up to discover she had bought a house.
She had not bought a house.
She had never signed any document.
She had never met the seller.
But somewhere in the Lagos land registry, her BVN, her NIN, her signature — perfect, precise, indistinguishable from the one she had used her entire adult life — had authorised the purchase of a property worth ₦47 million.
And the loan taken to buy it was in her name.
Amara was 34.
A data analyst at a telecoms firm in Victoria Island.
She was the kind of person who used different passwords for different accounts, who read privacy policies, who had set up two-factor authentication on everything she owned before most Nigerians knew what two-factor authentication meant.
She was, professionally and personally, a woman who understood how data worked.
Which is why, when she saw the loan alert on her phone at 6:47am, her blood went cold in a specific way.
Not panic.
Recognition.
Someone had been inside her life.
Someone asked me if I still sometimes have doubts in my walk with God
I said I do, but I always act in the opposite of my doubt
He asked what I meant
I said, "Doubt is the opposite of faith. When it tells me to go to the left, I deliberately and consciously walk to the right"
Walking in the opposite of doubt is walking in faith!
First Principle of conflict resolution
Matthew 18:15 Moreover if thy brother shall trespass against thee, go and tell him his fault between thee and him alone: if he shall hear thee, thou hast gained thy brother.
Happiness is free 😁✌️
EOHG