Calvary Greetings to you Reno Omokri,
You constantly screenshot my posts just to parade them on your page with your own explanations, a clear sign of a deranged jobless stalker.
So since we all know as confirmed by you, that you feed on content creation, let me assist your daily meal for the week.
While I am very much elated with your tears on my post, I want to set the record straight.
As much as you’re notoriously known for lies and blackmail, one would expect that with old age should come the wisdom to at least do a simple Google search.
Your propagandists and high blood pressure obsession with Peter Obi has you so rattled that even a simple, publicly available photo, posted by media and available online, adds to your insanity, forcing you to cook up your own desperate captions not even present in the post you’re quoting.
I mean, if not for insanity, how can you cook up a caption in your head and then respond to the caption you cooked up in your head and then lie about Peter Obi’s role.
While I know that you have never done anything important in life apart from actually begging on your knees to feed yourself, other people have.
Take for instance, Peter Obi who was not just a guest but THE CHAIRMAN of this event hosted by Jonathan himself.
CHAIRMAN.
I just had to clarify that because your third paragraph looked like a cry for help coming from a camp of tears and pain of being old and unachieved.
While I feel sorry that you haven’t achieved anything at 51, and sadly you have since decades ago left the age limit for foolery, I will like to advise that it isn’t too late to find something doing.
GET A JOB.
This task of online thuggery, you’re too old for it. It is time you stop being a child and act like a man, because if you were one, I am sure none of your wives would have left you.
Google all the things Peter Obi had already achieved way before 51 and Google yours.
Don’t hate greatness, learn from it.
I wish you love and light grandpa, send me your cv, let me see what I can do❣️.
@ahmadsmadawaki@it_Rutie The lady in this picture is suffering. Just imagine how she is forcing her tummy in just to take this picture. Miss, na big your belle big, you no kee person
Hello Family.
It feels really good to be coming home soon.
After three Sundays away, including deeply meaningful time here in Jerusalem,I must say, there is something so very powerful about standing where the Scriptures are still unfolding. It stirs a fresh awareness of the great God who still calls us higher today.
I am truly looking forward to being with you this Sunday.
Family, most times, it is not the storm that stops us. It is the safety we have grown to become too comfortable with.
Storms will come.
And the very boat that once gave you comfort can begin to feel unsafe.
But Jesus came walking on top of the storm that others were sinking in, and therein, He invited His disciples to walk with Him on the water.
Unless you leave the boat, you will never walk on water.
But if you do… you become the exception—a water-walker!
Becoming the exception is a call to trust God beyond what feels safe.
This Sunday, my theme is titled:
*_Be_*
*THE EXCEPTION.*
Date: Sunday, 1st June
Time: 9 AM.
Venue: The Rock Cathedral, Lekki, Lagos.
You can also join us via livestream on YouTube or Facebook. The links are right here below:
YouTube: https://t.co/98bfpb74sG
Facebook: https://t.co/f6hSyUqFYB
I know that these are challenging times.
But if you answer the Master’s call to walk on top of what others are drowning in, your case will be different because you can become the amazing exception.
Whatever you do, do not miss this message.
My very warmest regards,
*p. adefarasin. +*
This week, as part of the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast mission, I’ve had the honour of engaging with a remarkable cross-section of global leaders—men and women shaping policy, prayer, infrastructure, and humanitarian efforts across nations.
From conversations with Ambassador Yevgen Korniychuk (Ukraine’s envoy to Israel), and Eduard Heger, former Prime Minister of Slovakia, to meetings with members of the Israeli Knesset, including Robert Ilatov (former Speaker) and Eliezer Moodi Sandberg (former Cabinet Minister), every encounter carried weight and prophetic purpose.
I also connected with Julia Gershun, humanitarian leader; delegates from Taiwan and Hong Kong; and the visionary leadership of the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast movement, including Albert Veksler and Jacob Adegoke of JPP.
We came from different nations, backgrounds, and perspectives, but we gathered around a shared conviction:
That faith still shapes the future—and prayer still shifts policy.
God is raising strategic voices in every sphere.
By His grace, I remain committed to being one of them.
#JerusalemPrayerBreakfast #PaulAdefarasin #StrategicFaith #KingdomLeadership #GlobalChurch #DiplomacyAndPrayer #PeaceAndPurpose
@standwithniger@mayogeorgio@pauladefarasin Show me what you’ve launched? You be fool and you no know. Your greatest achievement is that you are on X, and you are making noise. That Enugu ritualist suppose use useless persin like you. You are of no need
@Lexy_230@pauladefarasin If I talk say you no get sense now, e go be like say I Dey insult you. In fact, you no get sense at all, at all. Na him be your president wey go go north? Isreal na destination for all Christians. Nothing concern us with their war. Na wetin Bible talk concern us. Try get sense
Standing in Judea—David’s homeland.
Where shepherds became kings.
Where purpose was shaped in obscurity.
Every stone here whispers legacy.
This land still speaks.
#JerusaleMoments
@Jimibanana_ @attahgbenga@Mario9jaa Which Lagos Big? Lagos is one of the most smallest states in Nigeria. With the kind of revenue Lagos enjoys, it ought never to have bad roads. But it has numerous bad roads. Thank God for individuals who now construct their own after paying tax