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Say
"no" to things that lower your vibe. With
zero guilt. Zero shame. Protect your peace.
No matter what. And above all. stop giving a
shit about things you cannot control..
Care less. Get comfortable with being
misunderstood. Stop over-explaining yourself.
Stop chasing validation. Stop letting every
opinion disturb your inner peace. Not
everything deserves your energy. Some
things deserve absolutely no response.
Money is the least in the grand scheme of things when it comes to building self-worth and real values. We chase it like it's the summit. Pay attention to the basic things. How you come through for people. Showing up. Keeping your word. Being there when it's inconvenient.
That's where trust, values, worth, and glory are built. Not in the grand promises, but in the small consistencies. The friend who answers at midnight. The brother who shows up unasked. The man whose yes means something. That's worth more than any balance sheet.
The person you helped climb the ladder may one day pull the ladder away from you.
"There will be no independence without Kenyatta."
In 1960, the Brirish offered Jaramogi Odinga to be a Prime Minister while Jomo Kenyatta was in a colonial prison.
So help people. Stand for what is right. Give people opportunities. Celebrate other people'svictories. BUT never make another human being the foundation of your destiny. Because people can change.
Odinga refused and told them, "there will be no independence without Jomo Kenyatta."
Kenyatta later became President and Odinga the Prime Minister. BUT the man who refused the presidency (Odinga) so that Kenyatta could go free, was detained by Kenyatta.
Yahøø is steåling. If you're in this church and you're among Yahøø people, please don't give your offering here, we don't need it."
~ Pastor David Ibiyeomie says in church
The blind man who opened the eyes of the blind…
Prophet T.O. Obadare was so powerful that those around him often thought he wasn’t human.
He was at indoor program one time and the heat was so much he was sweating, he used his index finger to wipe off the sweat and the droplet of his sweat touched a blind man sitting close to him in the congregation, immediately his blond eyes opened.
That was how much of God’s power this man carried.
A woman carried her crippled child after a program to go meet baba. Baba was already in the car being driven off, then the woman said in her heart that only if the child could step or touch the footprint of baba Obadare.
She placed the crippled child’s feet on the Tyre thread of baba’s car that drove off, & the child immediately jumped up on his feet and began to run.
This is a man totally sold out to God
Whatever We Are Going Through In Nigeria Is A Question Of Discipleship
People Are Not Actually Being Transformed
- Pastor Yemi Davids
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What a wise man 😃
A retired civil servant in Abuja has reportedly sold his family house without informing his wife or children.
Months before anyone suspected anything, the original house documents had already been quietly moved out for safekeeping.
So when strangers eventually showed up for inspection, it was already too late to reverse the process.
This wasn’t an inherited property. It was built from years of sacrifice salary deductions, disciplined living, and time spent in government quarters that were later sold to occupants.
But after retirement, things changed.
The balance of power in the home shifted.
His wife began to control most decisions, and gradually, the children adopted her tone.
The man who once provided everything became almost invisible in his own house.
At some point, he fell seriously ill.
According to him, no one checked on him not even to ask if he had eaten before leaving the house each morning.
Around that same period, his entire gratuity was used to fund a family business. It was meant to benefit everyone.
It collapsed within a year.
That was when the quiet plan began.
Not out of anger. Not out of emotion. But in silence.
He decided he would rather start life again alone than remain in a home where he felt unwanted.
Months later, the house was sold privately for ₦90 million.
He bought a smaller house in a quiet suburb for ₦18 million and secured the remaining balance discreetly.
Back at home, nothing seemed unusual.
No arguments. No tension.
Weeks before leaving, he gradually packed his belongings under the pretense of sending clothes to the dry cleaner.
Then one day, he left for what he described as a consultancy job.
He never returned.
The truth only surfaced when the new owner sent people to inspect the property.
Panic followed.
The same children who hadn’t checked on him while he was away suddenly began calling non-stop, demanding answers.
That was when he confirmed it:
Yes the house had been sold.
By then, nothing could be undone.
Attempts were made to trace his new location, but he had already moved carefully… and completely.