DUNMIJU VICTORY

solar and green energy enthusiasts | upcoming web developer.
js, nodejs html/css I am optimistic about good things,
and focused on harnessing opportunities.

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@Szymansk_ii Abi you don bet portugal to win your ticket go cut 😆😆😆

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@Szymansk_ii Why you go support Portugal over African team because of Ronaldo.
Africa first.

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@dammiedammie35 I wish football could be used to settle disputes between countries instead of war take it to the field.

[DAMI FOREIGN🥶 @TheDamiForeign]

Is it just me or this World Cup no sweet?

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@AishaYesufu Mama you watch football too🙌

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The first world Trillionaire.
He has made 4000 employees who work with him millionaires in a single day after making spaceX public on the stock exchange.

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@SuperSaf @ijustine @MKBHD Why are you trolling MKBHD 😄

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@FeelYouHappy What was the goat thinking

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@webdesignerng Universal Serial Bus

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I absolutely agree with you 💯

[J.I @Justice_Israell]

To this day, I still say
“Daddy, thank you”
“Mummy, thank you”

Even if I am the one who paid for the house, the gas burner, the pot, the plates and spoon , the car they took to the market and the food.

It has nothing to do with slavery. My parents taught me the act of “thanksgiving,” and to engrave it in my subconscious, they made my siblings and me say “thank you” after every meal.

It’s called home training, and to this day I don’t see any negative effects that training brought upon me. I express gratitude to anything I get .

If you don’t thank your parents after meals, it’s fine, but allow those of us who do to do so in peace. ✌️

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@_Sosthene_ Common there are better pictures of African warrior's

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Norway are the real Vikings of this world cup. As they touch down USA.
#FIFA

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It's June, a new week.
Let's get the job done
#letsgogreen
#newweek

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Let's get the job done ✅
Solar installation at Okota, Lagos
#COYG

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Entrepreneur life: no leave, no transfer, always on duty.

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I need a woman that will make my tummy big like this.
Mr Bayo.

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Work in progress 22kw inverter, 45kwh battery 🔋 V.I Lagos.
#solar #renewableenergy

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Person talk say na two sources of income 🤯😂.

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Lagos they really funny me o
For night viewing center for day time they convert to school
So how student wan learn book like this.
😂😂😂
#Gunners

[Vindicated Chidi 🕊 @Vindicatedchidi]

I grew up in a Catholic family, and even till today, the Roman Catholic Church still remains one of the best churches to me in terms of structure, discipline, and tradition.

I was also a devoted altar boy while growing up, so I spent a lot of time observing how things were done in church. One thing I constantly noticed was this: during normal Sunday Masses, many priests preached in ways that made people lose attention easily. You would see people sleeping in different corners of the church.

But anytime it was “Project Sunday” or fundraising season, special guest priests would be invited. These ones were often energetic, motivational, and emotionally engaging. They knew exactly how to stir emotions and encourage people to donate generously.

The particular moment that really stayed with me was during one Project Sunday. People who donated ₦100,000 and above, ₦50,000 and above, were invited to the altar for special recognition and prayers. The entire congregation was asked to stand up and pray for them publicly.

But those who gave ₦1,000 or less were grouped together, sprinkled with holy water quickly, and that was all.

That experience made me reflect deeply on the way many Nigerian Christians approach worship and religion. There are many things I may not say openly, but my concern has never really been about Christianity itself. My concern is with the culture we have built around worship.

This is why I pay more attention to a person’s character than the Bible verses they quote online or in public. Today, many people go to church more for appearance, fashion, status, or routine. But only a few truly understand God and live by the values they preach.

Shalom 🙏