@247IGBO This one is confuse is there anything like delta Igbo on the Nigerian map is soludo or any Igbo governors your governor people should normalize studying their history. Am from ika tribe in delta state am not delta Igbo I’m from delta state period.
Immediately his child was born ,the first words this Man did was to pray and bless his daughter .
Numbers 6:22-27 And the LORD spoke to Moses, saying: "Speak to Aaron and his sons, saying, 'This is the way you shall bless the children of Israel. Say to them: "The LORD bless you and keep you; The LORD make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The LORD lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace."' "So they shall put My name on the children of Israel, and I will bless them."
@instablog9ja So because she does content with celebrities she thinks she has arrived with her frog voice 😂 all these Nigerians girls ehhh. It’s obvious she a broke you can tell from her voice
@HarmlessHQ In religion i think Africans do the most how can the originator of Islam which are the Arabs they are emulating technology from the west while Africa are still practicing sharia law SMH
Before Dangote, there was another king of wealth... 👀🇳🇬
Bookmark this and watch later. The fascinating story of the man who was once the richest Nigerian before Aliko Dangote took the crown.
🚨 BREAKING: Like in the days of Noah, there is a breaking of the fountains of the deep within people and there’s about to be an OUTPOURING!!!
The trajectory UPPER ROOM LONDON took is clearly the HAND OF GOD!!! I mean people sat on the staircase🙄
Can we go back to singing songs like this in church?
I’m honestly tired of many of these modern worship songs.
One of the beautiful things about songs like this is how they unite us. Christians across so many African countries know them and sing them in their churches. What’s even more amazing is that this singer isn’t Nigerian, he’s from Cameroon, yet he sings it just like a Nigerian. 🇳🇬
That’s the beauty of these timeless worship songs. They bring believers together across cultures and borders, reminding us that we are one body in Christ