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I was born with sickle cell disease.
I had Crisis after crisis, constant pain, multiple organ damage by age 28. Doctors said I wouldn’t see 35.
During one brutal episode, I prayed like never before while hooked up to morphine. The pain vanished overnight.
Follow up tests showed my hemoglobin was normal. No sickle cells. Geneticists ran every test, markers for the disease had disappeared. I haven’t had a crisis in 4 years.
My hematologist calls me the walking miracle file.
You have to believe that there is God.
Yes. That is exactly why we exist.
If you believe Nigeria needs fearless journalism that isn't controlled by politicians or oligarchs, help more people find gst. Share our work. Tell your friends about us.
The elections are coming. We'll be here.
Here's the answer; I've gotten this question a lot: how did I come up with the name Pewbeam?
It's the combination of two words: "PEW" and "BEAM."
A Pew is the bench you sit on in church, usually in orthodox settings. A Beam is a ray of light. The name has both religious and scientific implications, and that wasn't an accident.
On the religious side, the PEW is where Scripture meets the person; wood, weight, week after week. It's the most ordinary piece of furniture in the building, and the one that quietly carries everything: the doubts, the praise, the half-formed prayers, the lives being slowly rebuilt in silence.
On the scientific side, a beam is how light moves through space. A signal travelling from a source to a receiver. You must have also heard of the speed of light, signifying the speed we aim for.
Put the two together and you have the whole thesis. The Word lives at the pulpit. The people live in the pew. And the beam is what we build — the invisible, real-time thread that catches every verse the moment it leaves the pastor's mouth and sets it down, gently, on the screen in front of them.
No clicker. No scrambling volunteer in the back. No "what verse was that again?" No “what verse is the Pastor referring to?”
That's the name. A bench and a ray of light. The receiver and the signal. The place where faith waits, and the line that keeps reaching it.
Pewbeam isn't really software. It's the light between the pulpit and the pew.
I created a new page where you can find videos of 2023 APC election violence. It’s important you listen, download and share the audio at the top of the page. Share it everywhere on WhatsApp.
A govt that kills its people does not deserve to rule us:
https://t.co/kITULpJHLz
My husband still regrets coming back to Nigeria 2019 to visit his family,
He was kidnapped that same year, was later released after paying huge amount of ransom which affected his traveling back ,
When we think, things are getting better again for him to go back,
His elder brother was kidnapped,ransom was demanded ,
Hubby sold all his resources and assets just for his released because his four kids was still very young and the wife,
But even after the ransom was paid, he was still killed, no body to retrieve,
At the same time, hubby lost everything to them,and was also in so much debit which has been cleared by God's grace
Instead of staying without anything, he decided to borrowed little money and get second hand Keke which he is managing now but has been in a bad shape since last week
So to the f@@l that was calling me an Igbo beggar just because I committed on a giveaway, may Nigeria happen to u too
This was my husband before Nigeria happened to him and now 🙏🙏🙏
Side quest for next month (hope I remember)
Run into a restaurant and loudly ask, “Where am I? What time is it? What YEAR is this?!” When told the year, I’d fall on my knees and say “You have to vote him out! Terrible things happened in the future I came from.”
Every time your bank transfer fails in Nigeria, there’s a high chance it has nothing to do with your bank.
It failed because of one system.
One piece of infrastructure that every bank, fintech, and POS terminal depends on at the same time.
It’s called NIBSS.
And most engineers building Nigerian fintech don’t fully understand what it actually does