Akorede Odeleye

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[Akorede Odeleye @AkoredeOdeleye]

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[Oyiga Micheal @Nsukka_okpa]

After the Super Eagles left Morocco for their clubs, Alex Iwobi stayed behind to receive the bronze medals on behalf of the players and staff.

Today before leaving for Fulham, He ensured every medal was delivered to each member of the team today via DHL.

What a Man!

[M.O🧡(God's Man™) @adeireoluwanimi]

HAPPY NEW YEAR🎉🥳

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

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[Apostle Harrison Ayintete @TGNLEAD]

Church hurt babies must not see this o!

Nothing triggers their demons like blunt corrections!

Notice the words he used.

‘Nonsense’ ‘your head should be more correct than that’ ‘what is it self’?!

You can hear the frustration in his voice!

When your pastor expects you to do better and you keep getting worse, then you hate him for calling a spade a spade, it is a narcissistic trait, you are a narcissist, you gaslight your leaders for doing their job.

Some people who hate correction will claim he triggered them and he is being toxic.

These days, pastors can’t correct people bluntly anyone, we have to walk on eggshells of peoples’ emotions and preconceived notions.

I am just showing you that corrections in church are often blunt and clear, the tones will not massage your ego.

Narcissistic members hate correction then project narcissism on the pastor who is simply doing his work.

Ask a fellow why he is angry with his pastor, he will say the pastor insulted him that the pastor said he should have more sense, meaning he doesn’t have sense.

Narcissists leave what they did wrong to gaslight the response of their leader to what they did wrong!

They shift the conversation from their irresponsibility and pride to the leaders’ outburst.

Let’s learn these things! Correction is not supposed to massage your ego!!

“Now no chastening for the present seemeth to be joyous, but grievous: nevertheless afterward it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto them which are exercised thereby.”
Hebrews 12:11 KJV

Correction doesn’t seem lovely when it is given, it is when you submit yourself to it and get trained that it betters your life!!

[Apostle Harrison Ayintete @TGNLEAD]

Elijah said God has sent me to Akure, Elisha said I am going with you.

Elijah said God has sent me to Gaza. Elisha said he sent me too, where ever he sent you, he sent me!

Elisha went everywhere with Elijah, so much other sons of prophets mocked him and they called Elijah his master, rather than their master.

It is always so with true devotion to a leader sent by God.

You will always be called a fool, a slave, a brainwashed idiot because you are following everywhere!

The problem with this generation is that we are not learning followership from the Bible, we are learning followership from our trauma, ambitions and insecurities.

One of the rude awakening of my adult life is all my life I had studied leadership, I had read tons of books on leadership, I had consumed most of John C Maxwell on leadership, it never occurred to me that my followers needed to be taught on followership from God’s word! I was even foolish to teach leadership ethics to followers who didn’t even know how to follow!

Many of us are raising followers who do not listen, their pride is not broken, they are all about platforms, leverage, money and pulpit, we think we are doing them a favour by making their journey easier, no, we are destroying them.

When people are not broken to do God’s will, they become leaders who do their own wills!

[Popoola Oluwatobi @TheBrotherPopo]

The atheist opens his mouth, and with his full chest condemns the Christian for embracing a “white man’s religion”..

Mr. Atheist. Let’s assume you’re correct.
Where did you learn your atheism from?

Did you learn it from Okitipupa or from Ihiala?

Shiooor

[Rhema Nigeria @rhemanigeria]

Are you a HERO of FAITH?

[Ife Salako @ifesalakooffice]

Success is earned but it’s much more GIVEN than it’s earned - Summy Smart Francis

Ire o✌🏽

[Akorede Odeleye @AkoredeOdeleye]

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[Nojeem ‘Nudge’ Yusuf @NudgeTM]

In poor countries, parents rely on their kids in retirement.

In rich ones, governments rely on the young to fund pensions for the old.

Same principle: the old depend on the young to survive. In Nigeria it’s micro; in the UK it’s macro. Without enough young workers paying taxes and national insurance, the system in the UK might crumble.

The Nigerian grandpa isn’t entitled by asking his children for monthly allowance. He just wasn’t lucky enough to live where the system is scaled up.

PS: Not aimed at those with enough retirement savings/investments.

[Akorede Odeleye @AkoredeOdeleye]

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[Akorede Odeleye @AkoredeOdeleye]

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[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

BREAKING: 17 year-old Nafisa Abdullah Aminu, a student from Yobe State, Nigeria, has emerged as the world’s best in English language skills at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals held in London, United Kingdom.

Nafisa outperformed over 20,000 students from 69 countries

[Saints Community Church @saintscommlagos]

We hear a lot about Kathryn Kuhlman and Maria Woodworth-Etter whom both I love, but there also was a black woman that God had his hands mightily upon named Elder Lucy! Her ministry makes my baby within go crazy!
Lucy Turner Smith, also known as Elder Lucy Smith, was the first black woman to build and pastor a megachurch in Chicago, which was named All Nations Pentecostal Church. She saw an estimated “200,000” miracles and healings in her ministry.
The greatest encouragement from Elder Lucy Smith was “just be yourself.” She was known to have little regard for grammar, and she never tried to be oratorical. She would at times calmly talk and move around as she preached or ministered, but when she prayed for the sick, all manners of sickness and disease would be healed. What she lacked in man’s eyes, God’s power greatly compensated!
Lucy was born on January 14, 1875 in Woodstock, Georgia, and birth named: Lucinda Madden. She was born in a “little one-room log cabin” where she and 5 siblings were raised solely by their mother. She gave her life to the Lord at the age of 12 and began school for the first time in her life at the age of 13. She went on to marry and have nine children, but she was abandoned by her husband and decided to move to Chicago in 1910.
After being in the city a couple of years, Elder Lucy joined a predominantly white Pentecostal church called Stone Church. It was known for its incredible healing services. The most well-known divine healing ministers of the time regularly ministered there: William Seymour, Smith Wiggelsworth, John G. Lake, Maria Woodworth Etter. It was in this atmosphere of miracles where she received her personal calling into the divine healing ministry.
Lucy began a “one-room prayer meeting” in her own house with only two people. The meeting grew quickly as many were being healed and baptized with The Holy Ghost. Three years later they moved out to a larger facility. After 10 years, in 1926, she built a $65,000 church (equivalent to one million dollars today) and by the 1930s, had nearly 5,000 members. She said that the healing services were the reason for such growth.
The healing services at All Nation Pentecostal Church were phenomenal. Elder Lucy Smith would hold healing services three times a week. The deaf, the blind, the crippled, the lame, stroke victims, and those with goiters and cancers were healed weekly. The basement of the church was “decorated” with the crutches and canes of many who had been healed. Lucy traveled across the state of Illinois and abroad, taking God’s healing power and seeing several hundreds healed and saved. She was popular with people of all classes and color who would come from near and far.
God spoke to Lucy and told her to broadcast the services over the radio. This broadcast became known as “The Glorious Church of the Air” radio program in 1933. It was the first LIVE service to ever be broadcast from a black church. It would often result in letters coming in from all over the country, telling how people had been healed as she prayed. The radio program also helped fund the tremendous charity work the church did. They fed thousands of people during the Great Depression and provided food and clothing to black families in the city.
Lucy Smith is a primary example of what tremendous exploits God can do with a simple yielded vessel. She didn’t try to be more than she was. She simply knew what she was called to, and she stuck to it. Lucy died on June 18th, 1952 and over 60,000 people came to show their respects. It was the largest funeral in Chicago history.
© Hope Anthony
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#saintscommunitychurch

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