Someone said the HC this year is not so loud. I saw another post talking about how it has not been so much about “prayers for things”.
I came across another post of a lady that said she doesn’t feel like joining this year, again, I suppose because is not so much hype about “dressing your miracles” and “requests”.
In my understanding of the ways of God and in my dealings with the things of God, this is probably the right HC to join.
I don’t know how to pray for things because I often feel I will ask far below what is possible. So, I just pray for every other Kingdom stuffs aside from asking for things.
So, this might properly be the best HC to have those long lasting desires of your heart granted!
A few months after I lost my job, I finally got hired again.
Different company. Better pay. Bigger title.
I was excited but also terrified. First day nerves hit me harder than I expected. New office. New people. That quiet pressure to prove I deserved to be there.
The night before my first day, I couldn’t sleep.
At 2 AM I was in the living room rehearsing
introductions in my head, already convincing myself they’d regret hiring me.
My husband walked out, half-asleep, and didn’t ask what was wrong.
He already knew.
The next morning, he woke up earlier than me. Made coffee. Ironed my outfit. Packed my lunch even cut the fruit the way I like it.
When I came out dressed, trying to act calm, he looked at me like I was about to walk onto a stage.
“You don’t have to be the best one in the room today,” he said. “Just be the most you. That’s what got you hired.”
On my drive to work, I noticed something in my bag.
A folded sticky note.
“If you start doubting yourself, read this: You survived worse. You rebuilt. You’re not lucky to be there — they’re lucky to have you.”
I didn’t cry when I lost my job.
I cried in the parking lot before my first day back.
Because this time, I realized something else about marriage:
It’s not just about who holds you when you fall.
It’s about who believes in you when you stand back up. It’s about who waters you while you’re growing not just when you’re broken.
And again… I didn’t have to ask.
He was already awake.
My friend complained that his Dior Sauvage doesn't smell as good as mine. I asked him where he bought his. He said he got it from a store at a mall in Lekki. I said okay and continued eating my food. He won't hear it from my mouth.
Don’t get me started on when the Ghanaian actors entered the room- Van Vicker, Jackie Appiah, John Dumelo, Nadia Buari
Thriller/horror/evil - Kanayo, Patience Ozokwor, Chiwetalu Agu, Pete Edochie.
Timini, Etim and Bimbo have just replaced them.
Personally, I like varieties 🤷🏽♀️
It’s funny how everyone is complaining about the same cast being used in Nollywood now compared to back then in the 90s and early 2000s.
FYI, it was the same cast back then.
Comedy- Mr Ibu and Sam Loco
Romance- Genevieve, Emeka Ike, Oge Okoye, Omotola, Jim Iyke, Nonso
When we are ready we will find the director who directed these old Nollywood movies, also we need a fresh set of actors because Bimbo Ademoye cannot be playing baddie in 2026.
I need Omoni Oboli to spend more time on her cast’s style or how they are presented.
“Love at first lie” hmmm
Eso Dike can look better. He always looks somehow, I need him to look neat and put together. Style him well please.
A good time to make this spread and trend again…….
Let’s go !
Jesus just has to be who He says He is. No one gives this joy that He gives.
We celebrate our king, JESUS !
That’s why you need to be with someone you genuinely like as a person. Not for the sex. Not for the finance. Not for the looks. The natural likeness as though a friend you’re fond of.
You can love someone and not like them as a person. Love often involves a profound bond, attachment, care, commitment, or sense of responsibility. It can stem from history, shared experiences, family ties, or vulnerability. Love can persist even when the day-to-day interaction is difficult because it’s a duty, same way a parent can love a child who’s still wayward.
Liking someone is more about enjoyment, admiration, and respect for their personality, values, behavior, and how they treat you and others. It’s the “I enjoy being around this person” feeling. On days love isn’t enough, friendship fuels the union.
I respect men that fully own their conservative/traditional views. I'll never agree with them in this world or the next or the next after... but I acknowledge their stance.
But you see those 'progressive men'... especially the loud/performative ones... half the time (or maybe more than half even)... they are terrible humans that make terrible partners.
You can't convince me otherwise.
@MemeCoinsLord@okikiayo11 When women do the same things for their husbands, don’t they find the time to plan their own schedules?
Supporting your partner is the price you pay for companionship. Sometimes it’s the barest minimum, goes without saying.
This point would be sensible except for one small problem. Most rape doesn’t happen in a dark alley at 3am. It happens in people’s homes, in schools, work places, social gatherings etc. And the perpetrator is often not a stranger but someone known by the victim.