@_phaarouq The women you guys have around you are so messed up. You’re most likely even worse. Because the women I know do not go around shifting panties in every nice room they enter.
@Destinyboypin@AgbaBoiz It is a stupid lie. Has no effect on how the word works. Touching your post has nothing to do with being rich. Stop farming stupid engagement.
Observing: Recent Nigerian migrants just love showing off. Dude is paying mortgage for some house & tries to use it to sell some grass to grace story online & got racists trolls in his mentions. There were Nigerians buying properties in London outright in the 1970s...
@Omojuwa This is you, reminiscing on two years. But you want a man, an adult to celebrate on your terms?
You people are funny. Especially you that is everywhere looking for politicians pocket.
@CharlesE883810@tkb417 You’re insinuating a provocation. But I am telling you, you don’t have the right to dictate people’s lives. Maybe you don’t understand the degree of the English you spoke. Better still, don’t speak again mate.
@CharlesE883810@tkb417 He’s not rubbing shit on any citizen. Don’t broadcast your greed and selfishness on other people. He worked hard for his success and you’re trying your best to make him hate his own progress. I think you should sabotage yourself instead.
You’re amongst the terrible ones. With jealousy deep down your heart.
Someone made a simple post of his own journey, how does that even equal to being loud?
How is it even wrong for someone to celebrate themselves?
Vipers. These wickedness has cost us a better Nigeria.
why did he delete?
Shebi we are envious when we tell u guys to keep it low?
You will learn this lesson from outside
When other Africans say Nigerians are unnecessarily too loud, they know what they are saying
Our Calling as Nigerians Is To Be Spiritual Revivalist. We Not Made to Be Building Engines Like The Chinese — Apostle Arome Osayi
Apostle Arome Osayi has said Nigeria’s purpose as a nation goes beyond its economic and political struggles, insisting that the country has a spiritual calling to spark revival and spread the gospel to other nations.
Speaking in a sermon, Osayi said Nigerians should not compare themselves with countries such as China by simply pointing out their achievements in manufacturing while reducing Nigeria’s activities to prayer, because nations have callings.
“Our calling as a nation is revival. God wants to generate something from here that He will export to the nations of the world. This is His covenant with this nation,” he said.
He further claimed that Nigeria’s early Christian leaders interceded and sought God over the nation’s purpose, leading to what he described as a revelation that Nigeria would provide missionary manpower to help spread the gospel globally.
He said, “We are a key player,we are a stakeholder in end time matters.”
Osayi also attributed some of Nigeria’s challenges to what he described as spiritual opposition, saying Nigerians are often too focused on issues such as the naira and political power to recognise what he considers the nation’s larger spiritual assignment.
“We are not seeing beyond the Naira, we are not seeing beyond Aso Rock,” he said, adding that Nigerians should understand the significance of the present times.
Addressing ministers, he said their current assignments could be preparation for greater responsibilities, noting, “He is using the ground to mature you so that He can send you to the place where you will manifest the strength of your sceptre.”
He concluded with a call for determination, asking his audience to declare “We will not retreat! We will not surrender!”