Y’all should not air me when I start posting designs again o. 🤲🏾😂
While you’re here, please help me repost this. I’m currently conducting UX research on the Standard Chartered Bank app and need responses from people who use the bank. Thank you
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Happy birthday Oluwatomisin 🤍
In the middle of all the chaos in the world, especially in Nigeria, I still choose gratitude. I will not let the troubles of life steal my “thank You” to God.
You people need to understand that “we serve the same God” makes our Christian faith useless. Jesus did not prove himself the ONLY way for all these. Stop it already.
When you see this, please retweet and say ONOBIREN! See cinematography nau! We need 2k retweets on this please!
First official trailer for sweet film, out in cinemas on March 6th!
Thank you!
At the beginning of the year, there was a “show up every day and talk to your camera” trend.
Deep down, I wanted to participate. But I stopped myself.
Not because I don’t value creativity.
Not because I don’t want a voice or a standpoint this year.
You don’t just wake up and start pouring depth without first filling yourself.
This isn’t shade to anyone who participated. Everyone’s journey is different.
But showing up every day isn’t the only definition of discipline or growth.
government agencies, and public–private partnerships across sectors including environment, technology, healthcare and emergency services.
She is the founder of The TM Grammar Ministry, where she equips business leaders and teams to communicate with clarity, and the co-founder of
Could you do me a favour and retweet this once you see it?
First look at our gorgeous film, Onobiren. In cinemas from March 6, 2026. Preorder tickets from January 30. Learn more at https://t.co/4wSDNnzcuq
Now I’ve seen the conversations on the timeline… I’m reminded of something important about the Church.
Jesus never policed people into holiness. He welcomed them, taught them, walked with them and trusted the Holy Spirit to do the deep work. We must do the same.
Some people who attend our church shared their opinions online. Some of those opinions I agree with; some I don’t. Some of the tweets were unwise; some were deleted; some doubled down. That is the human journey. Growth is rarely neat.
But let me say this clearly:
They are still our people.
We don’t deny them. We don’t discard them. We don’t treat them as PR problems (I mean, we are not a company, we are a church) They are all members of our church, (from the one whose video started it, to the ones that were annoyed by it), and we love them.
In the Corinthian church, there was zeal, confusion, immaturity, and even clashing ideologies, yet Paul didn’t abandon them. He taught them. He corrected them. He walked with them until truth was formed in them. The only person he removed from fellowship was someone living in open, unrepentant sin. That’s not what this is.
And even then, he brought him back into fellowship in 2 Corinthians.
Most of what you saw online is not “rebellion”; it is discipleship in progress.
Opinions shaped by culture will be reshaped by truth. Ideologies will be submitted to Christ over time. We don’t throw people away because their sanctification is still unfolding.
CCI is not a museum for the perfect. It is a church. A church for people being transformed into the image of Christ.
And all of us, every single one, are in that process.
So yes, they belong here.
And yes, God is still working in all of us.
At the end of the day, it’s Reboot SZN and God is set to make an unstoppable move out of us.