RCCG ChapelOfPraise

Official twitter account of RCCG, Chapel Of Praise, Goodnews Area Headquarters, Olori, Akute.
Endless Praise.............

[Ebun @kenkenlewu]

1. As a graduate or WAEC holder in Nigeria who doesn't have millions to japa, start learning German now. Learn it to B2 level.

2. If you're broke, learn a skill before starting a business. A skill will always stay with you wherever you go. A business can fail and take you back to zero.

3. You don't need job experience before you can get a job. You can always learn on the job. Revamp your CV, add experience, use your friends as referees or former bosses, get the job first, and learn as you go.

4. If you're from a poor background with no connections, don't study just any course. Study a course that can give you at least a 90% chance of getting a job without knowing anyone.

5. Find love at an early age. You're more likely to find true love.

[Àgbà John Doe @jon_d_doe]

I was with my team from 8 a.m. today till 10 p.m.

A team of over 20.

This is quite routine for me & everyone has a task to deliver each day.

95% of them are single & in their mid & late 20s.

Men & women.

Tomorrow, we resume & it will be like that even on Saturday (sometimes)

[Harley knows you are lonely and so she @miss_ezeani]

Let me post this again…

On the issue of DNA and paternity test, it is one of those things you should never let your wife know you did.

It’d seem y’all do away with emotions when you tweet things. If you ever have a reason to question the paternity of your children, please visit the hospital, get a swab, get your child/children specimen and run it yourself. Alone.

Without bias, let’s not act like the opinion of both sides; men and women are totally dubious.
Before now, it’d stand firmly on “wtf” side of it but we’ve all seen paternity fraud play out again and again and so it’d be unfair of me to say I do not understand why anyone would feel this way. A man is right to be weary.

However, let us also not forget the other side of it. There’s no clearer way to say to your wife “I do not trust you”, than it.
So, if my husband ever discusses with me a DNA test, it will be a very big turning point for us because if you do not trust me, what then are we doing?

In everything you do, always apply sense.

There’s simply no woman that’d take it with a smile both the faithful and unfaithful.
Scenes where she’d been faithful and you outrightly confronted her with your suspicions and it turn out they’re unfounded, what next? Where do you go from there? “Oh! True-true they’re my children oo! Ngwanu let’s carry on” ???

If that woman has given you absolutely no reason to doubt her, do not ruin your marriage. If you must, keep it away from her.

Again, wisdom is profitable to direct.

If I go to my friend’s house and she requests to search my bag because her money is missing, regardless if I took it or not, I’m never going back there.
Was she right to look for her stuff? Yes.
Was she right to suspect me? Arguable.
Was she right to search me? No.
Not if I do not have a history of stealing.
Not if I’d never given her a reason to suspect me.

Dicy situations require tact most especially when you’re dealing with the people you love. You must find ways to go about it guarding yourself but at the same time not hurt (even worse unnecessarily and unwarrantedly) the other person. You could be right but what if you are not?

A lot of you don’t have emotional intelligence and it’s terrible.
Are you right in trying to protect yourself? Yes. But a smart person knows how to go about it without hurting someone else in the process, most especially someone you call wife.

That aside. Now ask yourself, if you’re getting married and you have it at the back of your mind that you must run a DNA test, why’re you marrying that person? Are you consummating love or are you getting into a partnership?

Things that’re supposed to come up only as a “arising” or a consequence of an action or series of it becomes your bedrock?
“Baby I’m pregnant”,
“Oh my God! Yes!!! (Internal monologue) *let’s wait till I do DNA shaa before I can complete my joy*”, is that it?
It’d seem you people get married because it’s a rite of ritual and not because you really yearn it and the person you’re in it with.
You guard this, you prepare for that, you anticipate this, you suspect that… Is it war???

Things might inevitably go wrong, unfortunately but starting something new and actively looking and preparing for when it’ll go wrong is insane to me. Maybe not start it at all???

Anyway…

[Àgbà John Doe @jon_d_doe]

Once you become a parent under marriage, you have started a new life.

For the woman, nothing ever will remain the same.

You must be willing to let go of your old ways and commit to the new challenges of being a mother and a wife.

And to a large extent, you should cut off or

[Kayode Teslim @kayodeteslim]

regrettable decisions, and be comfortable sharing their opinions.

Are you ready to make a difference? Say #YesToFLHE

[Kayode Teslim @kayodeteslim]

That's why saying YES to Family Life and HIV Education (FLHE) is essential! This is to ensure effective communication and provide accurate information for young people to assist them in making choices which align consistently with their values and objectives, avoid making

[Kayode Teslim @kayodeteslim]

Did you know?

The key to nurturing adolescents and young persons (AYPs) lies in open and supportive conversations?
Adolescence is a time of substantial growth and development when young people discover who they are, make crucial choices, and lay the foundation for their futures

[RCCG ChapelOfPraise @RCCGCOPP]

@The_MMW Money

[𝙋𝙖𝙢𝙢𝙮 ✨️ @_Pammy_DS_]

your partner coming to you about something you’re doing wrong isn’t a personal attack. It’s a sign they value the relationship – it's a heads up. You communicate, you fix it, you stay. That's emotional maturity. That's love.

[RCCG ChapelOfPraise @RCCGCOPP]

Happy New Month with lot of Love @ Olori, Ogun, Nigeria https://t.co/mWcu8ZqP7B

[Ginger @Gboye_Rave]

Omo house sweet die I don chop like 15 times dem no debit me 😂

[First Doctor @FirstDoctor]

Before you get married, discuss

-bills
-career
-religion
-finance
-dream home
-political views
-parenting style
-family influence
-childhood traumas
-sexual expectations
-family health history
-partner expectations
-beliefs to be instilled in your kids

Love alone is not enough

[RCCG ChapelOfPraise @RCCGCOPP]

@Naija_PR I laugh Lagosly

[Dozie. @doziecuit]

Don't skip this video, you will learn a whole lot.

Guys be careful while out there.

[RCCG ChapelOfPraise @RCCGCOPP]

@Beau_Yet_Godly 5/5