Olusele-Fred Precious @OlufredPrecious - Twitter Profile

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almost 3 years ago

Have you thought about a virtual tech event that will help you transition or gain stability on the tech space? This is it. We at @weemerge_ng are glad that Emerge Conference 2023 will be answering all the questions you need to position yourself in the world of technology. #Tech

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Deborah Ocheido

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8 days ago

One of the wealthiest Nigerian woman in private equity says she could not have done it without Jesus

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Olusele-Fred Precious @OlufredPrecious

12 days ago

@timidakolo don’t just sing, the man Dey release anthem! BROTHERLY is a sound!! #OluFred

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Olusele-Fred Precious @OlufredPrecious

12 days ago

@timidakolo don’t just sing, the man Dey release anthem! BROTHERLY is a sound!! #OluFred

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Tolani Alli

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27 days ago

Back in February, during the Hallelujah Challenge team photoshoot, Pastor @nathanielblow stopped to pray for me and shared a few prophetic words. One caught me completely off guard. He said the World Bank would invite me to speak at one of its biggest summits, and that I would play a headline role. I said “Amen,” but honestly, I was confused. I already worked with the World Bank, so I could not see how that word would unfold. He must have noticed my face, because he said it again with even greater conviction. I received it and carried on with life. Fast forward to April. A call with the manager of the World Bank Youth Summit changed everything. They wanted me to headline and curate a @hatricksbytolani session for more than 7,000 delegates, the first of its kind in the summit’s history. Two fireside chats. One with the President of the World Bank Group. The other with me, alongside the CEO of Voice of Africa KAD, on Finding Your Voice and the Power of Storytelling. I did not believe it until the confirmation email arrived. Then the flyer. Even then it felt surreal. Somebody say, “Jesus Iye.” God does not need our understanding to fulfil His word. He simply needs our obedience. There are some things hard work cannot explain, and this is one of them. Pastor @nathanielblow , thank you for speaking with conviction that day, even when my face said I did not understand. You held the word steady until I could catch up to it. And there is one more part of this story. Hatricks will tell it soon.

tolanialli's tweet photo. Back in February, during the Hallelujah Challenge team photoshoot, Pastor @nathanielblow stopped to pray for me and shared a few prophetic words. One caught me completely off guard. He said the World Bank would invite me to speak at one of its biggest summits, and that I would play a headline role.

I said “Amen,” but honestly, I was confused. I already worked with the World Bank, so I could not see how that word would unfold. He must have noticed my face, because he said it again with even greater conviction. I received it and carried on with life.

Fast forward to April. A call with the manager of the World Bank Youth Summit changed everything. They wanted me to headline and curate a @hatricksbytolani session for more than 7,000 delegates, the first of its kind in the summit’s history. Two fireside chats. One with the President of the World Bank Group. The other with me, alongside the CEO of Voice of Africa KAD, on Finding Your Voice and the Power of Storytelling.

I did not believe it until the confirmation email arrived. Then the flyer. Even then it felt surreal. Somebody say, “Jesus Iye.”

God does not need our understanding to fulfil His word. He simply needs our obedience. There are some things hard work cannot explain, and this is one of them.

Pastor @nathanielblow , thank you for speaking with conviction that day, even when my face said I did not understand. You held the word steady until I could catch up to it.

And there is one more part of this story. Hatricks will tell it soon.

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Olusele-Fred Precious @OlufredPrecious

about 1 month ago

34 today. Looking back, I see reasons to be grateful. I may not be where I thought I'd be, but I'm certainly not where I used to be. The lives touched, lessons learned, relationships built, and grace received all remind me that God has been faithful. A new year. A new season.

OlufredPrecious's tweet photo. 34 today.

Looking back, I see reasons to be grateful.

I may not be where I thought I'd be, but I'm certainly not where I used to be. The lives touched, lessons learned, relationships built, and grace received all remind me that God has been faithful.

A new year. A new season. https://t.co/uv7mOUgLEU

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Arsenal

@Arsenal

about 1 month ago

It all worked out.

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Tolani Alli

@tolanialli

about 2 months ago

🇬🇧 when the Apostle calls, you answer!

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Fabrizio Romano

@FabrizioRomano

about 2 months ago

🥺🏆 Mikel Arteta: “It’s one of the best feelings I’ve ever had. I couldn’t watch City game. I could hear noises from inside, then my son opened the door, ran towards me… …he was crying and he said ‘we are champions daddy!”. @BeanymanSports 🎥