My brother, Wahab Jamiu, was among the passengers kidnapped yesterday on their way to the NYSC camp. His live location stopped sharing along the Onitsha-Owerri Road.
No update has been received so far
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Please help me quote, repost, tag anyone who can be of help. He couldn't go to school because of crisis, the school principal told them to just keep him in the house 😔😔😔.
I heard someone say, satan got adam and eve to fix their eyes on one tree when god had already given them an entire garden, think about that. The enemy didn't have to convince them that they had nothing. He just had to make them forget everything that they already had. And he still, till this day, uses the same strategy. He gets us to focus on relationships we don't have, the job that we don't have, the opportunity we don't have, the healing we haven't seen yet. Meanwhile, we are blind to the countless prayers god has already answered. Gratitude isn't pretending you don't want more, it's refusing to let what you don't have make you forget the goodness of god that's already surrounding you.
600 (six hundred human beings), along with 15 corpers, kidnapped on the same day. There is not a single word of it on the streets.
Are we not toying with gunpowder?
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Ayo was among those kidnapped 😭😭😭😭😭I literally spoke to my friend two days ago only to see his name among those kidnapped, please help me @officialnyscng please help us rescue them 😭😭😭
Hello everyone, please, I urgently need your help and attention. My sister and other NYSC corps members who left Bayelsa State yesterday were attacked along the Kogi Express Road. Sadly, the driver was killed, and the corps members were reportedly taken into the forest.
Up until now, we have not heard from them, and the family is deeply worried and devastated. We have contacted the police, but unfortunately, we have not received any positive feedback yet.
Please, I am appealing to the NYSC, the Federal Government, security agencies, and everyone who can help to urgently intervene and do everything possible to rescue them safely.
Please, we don’t want anything to happen to our loved ones. . They are someone’s children, siblings and loved ones. Their lives matter.
Please help us amplify this message and tag the relevant authorities. We are begging for urgent action before it is too late.
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This question, mmmm.
It's not always that prayer will 'work'.
There's no prayer I didn't pray when my dad was ill. He died.
There's no prayer I didn't pray when I was pregnant 13 yrs ago and noticed I suddenly started bleeding in my first trimester. I lost the child.
There was no prayer we didn't pray when my sister wrote her conversion exams. She failed it twice.
When Jesus was to die on the cross, He prayed a prayer:
"My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from Me. Yet not what I want, but why you want."
And this prayer is the mind set with which I approach my relationship with God.
Oh, I've prayed many a prayer that the answer from God had been No. I have prayed thinking I know what is best. But each time I have gotten No, I believe it is His will for me.
"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jer 29:11
My parents were married for 33 years.
I never once heard the word “Divorce” in our house.
Not during fights, money stress, hard seasons. Never.
Before my wedding, my father pulled me aside and said a few things that still live in my head to this day....
They say women are emotional, but I’ve never seen anything more dramatic than a man being held accountable for his actions, suddenly showing defensiveness, anger, denial, and excuses stacked on excuses. He shifts blame, rewrites the story and calls it an attack, tears, rage, silent treatment, victimhood, anything but responsibility. Women are taught to regulate emotions early, while men are often taught to avoid accountability altogether. Being confronted isn’t abuse; it’s a mirror, and some men lose their minds when forced to look at themselves honestly. Accountability feels like oppression to someone who’s never been held responsible. That’s not strength, that’s immaturity exposed, and the drama tells the truth every time.