@Invaluablemoi@osemagnum Doctors and nurses are women's greatest enemy during labour.
Especially with the ones that come to check the cm! Very wicked!
We can become friends after delivery.
This is a reminder that 176 kidnapped pregnant women and children from Woro, Kwara are still with terrorists since February.
They have demanded over 3 billion naira for them. Tinubu is yet to say a word. Governor @RealAARahman is busy campaigning. ππΎ
BARKIN LADI WEEPS AGAIN... HOW MANY MORE GRAVES MUST BE DUG BEFORE THE WORLD LISTENS? ππ
My heart is heavy. My eyes are filled with tears once again.
Today, the people of Barkin Ladi stood beside three fresh graves. Three innocent lives, cut short by another night of violence. On the night of Saturday, 4 July, armed attackers descended on the Rantya Gwol community, leaving behind death, pain, and broken families. On Sunday, 5 July, those three victims were laid to rest in a solemn mass burial.
As I watched another burial, I could not stop asking myself: How many more fathers? How many more mothers? How many more children must die before someone hears our cries?
Imagine the pain of a woman whose husband never returned home.
One moment they were together, perhaps sharing their evening meal, praying with their children, and thanking God for another day. Then suddenly, gunfire shattered the silence of the night. Fear filled the air. Families ran in different directions seeking safety.
When the shooting stopped, she searched desperately for her husband, calling his name with trembling lips. Instead of hearing his voice, she found his lifeless body. The man who had promised to protect his family now lay motionless before her.
Who will comfort her lonely nights?
Who will answer the questions of the little children who keep asking, "Where is Daddy? When is Daddy coming home?"
What words can erase the memory of a wife watching the man she loved carried away for burial?
These are the tears that no camera can truly capture. These are the wounds that no headline can fully describe.
Today, three more graves were closed. Three more families returned home without their loved ones. Three more empty seats remain at dinner tables. Three more voices have been silenced.
The Bible reminds us in 34:18:
"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."
And in 12:15 we are commanded:
"Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn."
Today, we mourn with Barkin Ladi.
We pray for every widow, every orphan, every injured survivor, and every family whose hearts have been shattered by this tragedy.
May God comfort those who weep.
May He heal those who are wounded.
May He strengthen those whose faith is being tested.
And may He grant lasting peace to every community living in fear.
My brethren, let us not grow weary in prayer. Let us continue to lift our voices for those who cannot speak and stand with those who are suffering.
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted ( 5:4).
Lord Jesus, wipe away every tear. Protect Your people. Comfort the brokenhearted. Let justice prevail, and let peace return to Barkin Ladi and every troubled community.
Amen.
My beloved brethren, this is Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo.
My heart is heavy. My eyes are filled with tears. Since hearing the story of little David Raymond, I have struggled to find the words. How can a 13-year-old child carry such unbearable pain? How can a boy wake up one morning and discover that the world he knew has disappeared?
David lies on a hospital bed today, fighting for his life after a bullet ripped through his back and stomach, leaving him in unbearable pain. While doctors fought through the night to save his life, the bodies of his father, Raymond Maichibi, and his mother, Nanlop Raymond, were lowered into a mass grave alongside many other innocent people from their community.
The most heartbreaking part is that David has not yet been told that his parents are gone forever. His loved ones cannot find the strength to tell him that he is now an orphan. Imagine the moment when that young boy opens his eyes, asking, "Where is my father? Where is my mother?" knowing that no one has the courage to answer him.
David recalled that armed men entered their home in the darkness of the night. His father stood between death and his son. Like every loving father, he tried to protect his child with his own life. He was shot. His mother hid in fear, praying that somehow she would survive, but she too was killed. David tried to escape, but a bullet struck him from behind.
What kind of pain is this? What kind of world allows children to carry wounds that no child should ever know?
Our Lord Jesus Christ said in 16:33, "In this world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world."
Today, I ask the Church across the world not to grow weary. We cannot become silent while our brothers and sisters continue to suffer. We cannot close our eyes while innocent children are left without fathers, without mothers, without homes, and without hope.
The Word of God tells us in 34:18, "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."
David may have lost his earthly parents, but I pray that the God who calls Himself the Father of the fatherless will surround him with His unfailing love. May the Lord heal every wound in his body and every scar in his heart.
Brethren, please remember David in your prayers. Pray for his surviving siblings. Pray for every grieving family. Pray for every widow. Pray for every orphan. Pray for every community living in fear.
And as long as God gives me breath, I will continue to speak. They may say I speak too much, but how can I keep quiet when children are burying their parents? How can I remain silent when families are wiped away overnight? As the Lord declares in 31:8β9, "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves... defend the rights of the poor and needy."
May God comfort every broken heart. May He strengthen the weak. May He heal David Raymond completely. May He bring justice, peace, and hope to every suffering family.
In Jesus Christ's mighty name. Amen.
Damilare Oderinde - 8 years old
Deborah Adebowale - 5 years old
Aisha Oguntowo - 10 years old
Lege Taiwo - 12 years old
Balkis Ayanwale - 8 years old
Asa David - 10 years old
Shuaibu Aliyu β 10 years old
Ahmed Aliyu β 7 years old
Muiz Aliyu β 5 years old
Jomiloju Ogunlola β age not known
Agune Noah β 8 years old
Elizabeth Abadi β 5 years old
Tosin Abadi β 9 years old
Pius Stephen β 5 years old
Hannah Ojo β 14 years old
Habidat Ayanwale β 7 years old
Mary Gabriel β 6 years old
Jacob Gabriel - age unknown
@officialABAT #BringBackOurChildren
Please someone should tell the government this is not just "another security issue". These are children. Children whose biggest fear should have been exams not guns. Children whose hands should hold pencils, not trauma. Children who deserve classrooms, not captivity.
Hello everyone! If you can see this please help me repost.
Iβve been battling chronic gastritis since last year, and it has completely drained me financially physically, and emotionally. Iβve spent so much on tests hospital visits
medications, supplements..
My twin brother has worked with conoil since 2004 till 9th of February 2025 when he fell in the company platform and was rushed to the hospital and diagnosed with kidney failure, the 2 kidneys. We tried everything to get the company support but we couldn't get it because they say it's subject to confirmation from the boss . We have to sell our house and everything we have my siblings and I and did transplant. But it failed again and this time we sincerely want to help us get this transplant. My twin brother is going through pains π’. Ify Ikeh
MISSING PERSON
The person in the picture is Fuad Olamiposi Oladipupo, a 200 level student of Economics Department of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Osun State.
He left home on Monday, 18th May, 2026 without his own personal phone then by 9:00pm he called his Mum that he was already in Ife then on Tuesday his Mum called to check on him with the no he used and the person that picked the call said it was not in Ife but in Oshodi Lagos. So he is neither in school nor in Ibadan.
And since then we have not heard from him.
Please, if found contact 08034016097, his Mum.
Hello everyone
This is is a cry for help!!
Iβm making this tweet because iv got to my limit and im exhausted. Last year October I found out I had gastritis and that was the beginning of my pains. Since then Ive been doing test but this year it got worseβ¦