Dear doctors, when you establish your private practice(Hospitals) please, and please don't put an auxiliary nurse or pharmacy technician in charge of your Pharmacy department.
What seems like a cheap option would come hurting later.
Selah!
In 1993, notorious armed robber Shina Rambo resurfaced after a two-month break, launching one of the deadliest daylight robbery operations Lagos had seen in years.
According to Newswatch:
▶️ Backed by about 19 well-dressed youths, Rambo stormed parts of Lagos and Ogun State, snatching luxury cars in rapid succession and engaging police in fierce gun battles.
▶️ The gang’s first stop was Ikeja, where they seized a Daewoo racer, a Pajero jeep, and a Mercedes Benz within minutes. As police chased them toward the Lagos–Abeokuta Expressway, the robbers opened fire, overpowering officers with superior weapons.
▶️ By the end of the operation:
👉🏾 Two policemen were killed
👉🏾 Two civilians died from stray bullets
👉🏾 Several officers were injured
👉🏾 Multiple police guns were seized by the gang
▶️ Witnesses said Rambo’s convoy moved like a military operation, nearly ten vehicles in formation, with armed men riding inside a tipper truck.
▶️The police had earlier received intelligence about the gang’s movement but reportedly failed to mount a proper roadblock, allowing the robbers to strike first.
▶️ The report at the time blamed poor equipment and weak coordination within the police force, warning that unless officers were better armed and organised, Rambo, and other criminal gangs would continue humiliating law enforcement.
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I'm not even fighting. I've come with my hands open as I'm begging. Read aloud and slowly. Don't check the comments before finishing.
When tongues became abused in the mainstream, groaning was inevitable. The simple reason is that the cornerstone of the abuse of tongues is the relegation of the fruitfulness of the mind and intelligibility of words from essential to non essential in prayer. And Groaning shares the same cornerstone.
I'm worried that English is too much. What I mean is this.
If the abuse of tongues is the ground floor, groaning is just first floor. Something worse is coming that will be the second floor. And the foundation is the same for all of them. And the foundation is the idea that an unfruitful mind in prayer is good and understanding is not necessary and even inferior to tongues.
We redefined prayer from a mindful intimate experience between God and His children to a mystical "power-upping". We popularised the idea that edification is not an observable change of the inner-man's fruits in conformity to the image of Christ (Holiness) but an esoteric experience of the spirit by which it ascends an unclear or nebulous level of spiritual capacity or power or insight.
The moment our culture agreed that prayer is no more primarily intelligible, when we agreed that those who have the gift of tongues don't need to revert to the understanding of their tongues after God gives them an utterance - BUT created a culture where praying in an unintelligible language as a personal means of prayer was the normative means of prayer- we were always going to eventually have groaning. And I don't want to blow my horn, but I did predict this.
And it won't stop with groaning. It will get worse if we don't stop.
There's a way the Lord taught us to pray. There's a way the Prophets prayed, and the Apostles prayed and the church has always prayed. Then we came after 2,000 years and said all their prayer was inferior in power to tongues. What did we honestly expect to happen?
People have been unfair to the young "apostle" and his people doing the groaning. They didn't start it. It's not fair the way they're being spoken of. Those guys just want power. It's just bad theology and vibes. No malice in them (as far as I can tell).
I've been seeing people groan since I was young in Ibadan. There is a father of a Word of Faith stream in Ibadan, a popular preacher in the 90s and early 2000s, that has been groaning for decades. He's a spiritual mentor to some of the big WOF allied pastors in Lagos. Some reading this might know him.
I'm on my "kneels". I'm not fighting but just begging.
Prayer in understanding is primary, essential, normative, powerful. An unfruitful mind is not a flex. Tongues is a gift. God does not give everyone. Not all speak with tongues, says Paul, and that's okay because it is not essential. If you have the genuine gift of tongues pray that you interpret. The power of your prayer is not in tongues (or even many words in understanding) but in your intercessor in heaven.
And praying in the spirit is the prayer that every man who has the Holyspirit does. It is not about tongues. Even the mute Christian praying with his thoughts is praying in the spirit. Even when you cry and you have no words but your heart is in pain, God hears you in the spirit.
I'm not even fighting. I'm just begging now. Don't insult me but if you must insult me, just make sure you understand what I've said so that you can insult me well. The abuse of the gift of tongues is popular today and is harming us and is a door to worse things.
Grace to all God's people. Amen.
Jesus is speaking to the Pharisees; men who rejected His identity, so He begins with a neutral, almost harmless question: “What do you think about the Messiah? Whose son is He?”
In other words: What is your theology of the Messiah?
They answer with confidence and simplicity:
“The son of David.”
Meaning: a purely human descendant of David, a political figure who would restore Israel.
Then Jesus detonates the text they had comfortably ignored.
He quotes Psalm 110, the most cited Messianic psalm in the entire Hebrew Bible, where David says:
“The LORD (YHWH) said to my Lord (Adoni): Sit at my right hand…”
And Jesus asks the question that tears their system apart:
“If the Messiah is merely David’s son,
why does David call Him Lord?”
Everything collapses at that moment.
Because in Jewish culture:
1.A father never calls his own son “Lord.”
2.A king never calls a future descendant “Lord.”
3.And absolutely no one sits at God’s right hand unless he shares in God’s authority, God’s reign, and God’s nature.
Jesus forces them to confront the unavoidable truth contained in their own Scriptures:
David’s Lord is greater than David.
The Messiah is more than a man.
The Messiah must be God.
And Matthew records the fallout with surgical clarity:
“No one could respond,
and from that day no one dared question Him again.”
They weren’t silenced because they lacked information.
They were silenced because Jesus used their own Bible to reveal a reality they could not refute:
The Messiah is David’s Son according to the flesh, and David’s Lord according to His divine nature.
This is not vague, this is not SYMBOLIC. This is not “Jesus never claimed to be God.”
This is Jesus stepping directly into a category reserved only for God:
1.David’s Son and David’s Lord.
2.Fully man and fully God.
Psalm 110 is God speaking to God.
And Jesus places Himself inside that throne-room dialogue effortlessly, as though He had always belonged there.
That’s why the Pharisees had no answer. And that’s why this remains one of the clearest, most devastating, and most elegant demonstrations of His divinity.
@sisikunmi Sure they’d be able to send their kids to private school but there may be some other lux ignored. Would they be able to retire early? Travel often etc…
Sure 2 will chase 10,000 but even that isn’t all that’s possible to chase.
The two would have to decide what the “10,000” is
“A good life is everything you need and some of what you want. If you have everything you want, you appreciate none of what you have”.
@morganhousel
The hardest part is knowing the difference between what you need and what you want
A doctor who buys a home 4x their income is a doctor who will not travel a ton, will not send their kids to private school, and they won’t retire early.
Money only stretches so far.
TRUE LIFE STORY
Opportunity meets preparedness.
So we attended an Heirs Insurance event in Lagos on Saturday with personalities like Tony Elumelu (He needs no introduction), Nonso Okpala GMD VFD group in attendance etc. The MC of the event randomly calls for people in the crowd to come sing, dance with Heirs Insurance name.
This young man in the video comes to the stage, sings his heart out and wows everyone. We are all stunned and impressed.
Tony Elumelu wowed by him, comes up and gifts him 1,000,000 naira, Nonso Okpala gifts him 1,000,000 naira, every other person starts gifting this young man. MC even got jealous. 😀
Now the story is this…. This young man was homeless, no job, nothing. He’s educated but life was not working for him.
Infact he said he came around for the event hoping to get free food. He was just at the right place at the right time.
His life changed forever
@sisikunmi Saw a YT video from a guy in the Youkay and these were his exact sentiments
A house isn’t just some cash cow, it eventually forms part of your home.
Makes it easier to decide.