What kids think their parents do at work๐๐
Kids build their picture of โworkโ from the scraps that make it home: the golf shirt, the hard hat by the door, the early exit โto the city,โ the headset they think is a toy. They donโt have the vocabulary for air-traffic control or food manufacturing yet, so they fill the blank with whatever they last noticed. Thatโs why this compilation lands โ the answers arenโt random, theyโre incomplete maps of adult life assembled from fragments.
The gap is useful. It shows what your child is actually tracking. Ask the same question again in six months; the story usually gets closer to the real job and the conversation gets better. Watch it once for the laughs, then use it as a prompt to explain what you actually do in language a six-year-old can hold.
โThe day that I converted to Christianity, this is the sign. We ex-Muslims are the sign of Genocide in northern part of Nigeria. My uncle did this to me, they break my leg. Our people in northern part of Nigeria are facing a lot of persecution.โ
Meet Mark Lipdo:
He is a man who has been documenting genocidal attacks on Christians in the Middle Belt & Northern Nigeria for the last 25 years.
25 years of christian genocide, by terrorists who are aided, enabled and emboldened by the Nigerian govt.
Genocide or No Genocide in Nigeria? You need to be in Northern Nigeria as a Christian to understand the whole story. Listen as Dr. Damina and Evangelist Mohammed Mohammed discuss the matter.
The complete video drops on November 28th, 2025, at 5 pm (GMT+1) on the Abel Damina Ministries International YouTube page.
It is an explosive session you wouldnโt want to miss. Kindly share, repost, like, and subscribe!
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New Video: Reverend Dachomo shows New Evidence to the world with Documentation confirming The Genocide Of thousands Of Christians In Nigeria.
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The Nigerian media will never show this.
The Nigerian govt has compromised them.
โNigerians are being k!llยฃd every day, yet the government is not doing enough to stop it. Before I left office, I knew that Nigeria had the capacity to apprehend anyone who committed a crime, anywhere in the country. So why is the government now negotiating with terrรธrists? If the government cannot protect its people, then we have the right to call on the international community to do what our government has failed to do.โ
โFormer President Olusegun Obasanjo challenges President Tinubu