Oyejide Tolu

Town Planner, Urban Development Expert and Project Manager

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

@dozie_iheme @REAL_DKOLUKOYA @MFMWorldwide @mfmintlhqyouth @mfmprayercity Wow

[Dax @thatsdax]

Today, I came across this beautiful scripture. “I will give you back seven times what you lost.” Joel 2:25. If you believe God will multiply everything you've lost in your life, please respond with an Amen.

[Melissa A. McLaughlin @MMcLaughlinsong]

Let the peace of God rule in your hearts. -Colossians 3:15

Jesus, help this verse be true in my innermost being.

Not because I am striving to trust.
But because I remember you are so trustworthy.

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

@gideonodoma I like this translation. It is easy to understand

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

@MikeAgrow You even tried. Didn't make one-fifth of my investment!!!

[Dr STAN @realBigStanH]

Good question

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

God wants every Christian to be this honest. God help me too

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

A friend asked me recently why I keep turning down interviews and invitations to minister.

To many people it looks strange. Some think I am wasting opportunities. Others think I am hiding.

But the truth is something most people never see behind ministry.

There was a season in my life when I was everywhere — campuses, high schools, podcasts, meetings. I stood behind microphones, preached, quoted scripture, prayed for people, encouraged people.

From the outside it looked powerful.

But inside… I was drowning.

Drowning in sin.
Drowning in depression.
Drowning in an identity crisis I didn’t know how to explain.

I looked like a man who had answers, but inside I was full of questions.

There were times I even borrowed money just to travel and minister somewhere. Sometimes I accepted invitations not because God sent me, but because I needed the honorarium to pay bills.

And sometimes after borrowing transport to go minister, I would leave without even being given anything. I would go home angry and frustrated.

That anger revealed something deeper in my heart.

Imagine preaching about prayer while struggling to pray.
Imagine teaching the Word while your own word study life is empty.

That was me.

I could preach sermons.
I could quote scriptures.
I could sound deep and spiritual.

But my private walk with God was weak.

Two years ago I made a difficult decision.

I stopped.

I stopped accepting ministrations.
I stopped chasing platforms.
I even stepped away from serving publicly for a while.

Not because I hate ministry.

But because I became afraid of something more dangerous than obscurity — becoming a man who looks anointed before men but is empty before God.

I once read a scripture where Jesus says: “I never knew you.”

That scripture shook me.

It made me realize it is possible to serve God publicly and still miss Him personally.

So for the past two years I have been doing something many people will never see.

Working on myself.
Rebuilding my prayer life.
Rebuilding my relationship with God.
Rebuilding the secret place I once neglected.

Today I still turn down many invitations — even tempting ones.

Because I refuse to touch the microphone before I touch God.

This season of my life is not about platforms.

It is about alignment.
Healing.
Repentance.
Walking with God again.

I don’t want to look powerful before men while struggling privately with God.

And when the day comes that He sends me again, I don’t want to stand behind a microphone with just a message.

I want to stand there with a life that has touched Him.

Because the greatest tragedy in ministry is not being unknown by people.

The greatest tragedy is being known by crowds but unknown by God.

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

@LageluFM967 May light perpetual shine upon his soul

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

@GloWorld C

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@OyoPoliceNG @Princemoye1 Congrats Sir

[Amanda Kunitza @ponygirl345]

For “whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.”

—Romans 10:13

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

Affordable housing is possible

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These are many Hydraform Interlocking Red Bricks project in JOS Plateau State.

Each Brick cost N220 Naira to make, and 9000 Bricks can give you a 3 Bedroom flat within 3 weeks you’re done with your project.

[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

Amen and amen

[Koinonia Global @koinoniaeni]

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS FOR YOUR WEEK

This week, declare and insist on a manifestation of these prophetic words over your life with faith and expectation! Pray and internalize them into your life to ensure they yield a harvest in your life! Partner with The Holy Spirit and program the next season of your life, as you pray.
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1. Go Forward!
“The Lord said to Moses, Why do you cry to Me? Tell the people of Israel to go forward!” (Exodus 14:15 AMPC)

2. Find Help!
“Send thee help from the sanctuary, and strengthen thee out of Zion;” (Psalm 20:2 KJV)

3. Live Long!
“I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the LORD.” (Psalm 118:17 KJV)

4. Walk in Wisdom!
“For the LORD giveth wisdom: out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.” (Proverbs 2:6 KJV)

5. Prosper!
“And all the prophets prophesied so, saying, Go up to Ramoth-gilead, and prosper: for the LORD shall deliver it into the king’s hand.” (1 Kings 22:12 KJV)

Let these words guide your prayers and stir your faith this week. Speak them boldly and watch God perform them in your life!

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PANTS Rules

In my role as a police officer, I’ve encountered situations where kids didn’t report abuse because they didn’t know how. The PANTS rule is critical; it offers clear, simple language for children to safeguard themselves:

1. Private is private, and no one is allowed to touch it.
2. Always remember that your body is yours and only yours.
3. No means no, and don't yield to pressure.
4. There are no secrets from Mum and Dad. If there is any attempt to harm you, please report it.
5. Say something so that we can do something.

PARENTS: Explain this to your kids, boys AND girls. Ensure they memorize it like an emergency number!

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[Oyejide Tolu @TeeXtal]

Grace for patience