Update
We have today received a Response from the litigation department of the HO regarding our intention to challenge the restriction of Dependant Rules especially for those with minor children born in the UK or currently in school in the United Kingdom.
HO’s lawyer has just requested details of those affected and whilst we have almost 30 persons affected, we understand that there are many people out there who were also affected as well.
There is strength in number which is why I am calling on anyone with child(ren) born in the UK or minor children schooling in the UK whose dependant visas have been refused recently to join this WhatsApp group. A large number will make a difference
Open this link to join the WhatsApp Group: https://t.co/cuDWvJ5yRw
To join, you have to be vetted and approved by the moderator because it is a group specifically for those attracted.
Please answer the security questions as factual as possible.
Do not join the group if you aren’t affected.
Thank you
It is unacceptable that people in the UK are being given passport appointment dates as far as January, 2027.
This issue has been raised repeatedly, yet nothing changes. The demand clearly outweighs the current capacity, and it is long overdue for practical solutions.
We urgently need additional consular services in cities like Glasgow, Cardiff, Belfast, and Newcastle. It is not reasonable for everyone to travel to London for essential services.
This is not just an inconvenience, it affects people’s livelihoods, travel plans, and legal documentation.
We cannot keep quiet until it affects us personally.
I urge everyone experiencing this to speak up and tag the embassy @Nigerialondon
Our collective voices are the only way to push for change.
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The church gets a lot of stick on these streets, maybe rightfully so in some cases, but many do a lot of silent amazing work some.
https://t.co/whPMvkphU4 Elders council appointed you the doctrinal watch man of the body of Christ. You are a Christian blog. Your opinion is always welcome and yes, many times you will be right. But this sheer arrogance and quick-finger approach to calling out Pastors in the name of accountability is conceited and biased.
Now let’s analyze your points
https://t.co/xuNWXQkphH said: “Pastor Shola, sir, there is no single verse in the New Testament that says prosperity is God’s will for us.”
If this is so, then there are only two other logical and theological options:
⁃Poverty is the will of God (if you believe Prosperity is not Gods will, is poverty?)
⁃God has no will at all regarding our socio-economic well being.
NOTE:
⁃ I hope you know that the fact that the Bible teaches that we should be content in every situation doesn’t mean every situation is Gods will. You clearly conflated both by saying:
“The Macedonian church was poor. The Smyrna church was poor. Paul was so poor most of the time. “
This did not in any way mean that their condition was God’s will.
It’s just like saying:
Epaproditus was sick
Timothy was sick (or had a stomach condition)
Therefore sickness is the will of God. Or divine healing isn’t Gods will. That’s poor theology and logic.
https://t.co/yvfga6V5zC jumped into conclusion in your response, not taking to cognizance the clear context of the video. The video was addressed to those who believe that GOD MAKES THEM POOR to teach them a lesson.
So what is a rebuttal exactly? That everyone who is poor is poor because God actively made it so? That means that all their sincere attempts to make a living has proven abortive because God actively restrained and frustrated them unbeknownst to them?
Note- this is different from saying that God providentially allowed them to be born into poor Countries or families. Even that doesn’t mean God wills that such a person stays poor.
4.If you categorically say Prosperity is not the will of God, why do you have a tweet saying;
If you want money, ask God
If you want shelter, ask God ?
Are you not aware that we should only pray or ask according to Gods will? and the only thing that guarantees answers is that we ask according to his will?
https://t.co/fRZnBqbdyv you not see that what the video was attempting to address was another extreme ( lovers of poverty- people who willingly embrace poverty as a virtue of consecration, not as a condition that life dealt them) is also an extreme?
Perhaps, you quickly assumed it was another Pastor making poor people feel they are doing something spiritually wrong and responded.
6.There are a lot of times your content is awesome. But you are unintentionally encouraging a dangerous and I dare say unscriptural example. This culture of holding everyone accountable without a clear cut accountability system in your life is wrong. It is high time we knew who you are accountable to. What Church do you attend? Who are you submitted to?
@Wizarab10 If more men do this intentionally there will less glorifications of nudity and inappropriate sexual appeal and vice versa for female there will be less female been deceived by men
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Apostle Femi Lazarus is asking all Nigerian youths to lend their voice against a “dangerous” bill that’s passed second reading in the senate.
Let’s retweet and share this, and make our voices be heard.
Yorubas, don’t let anyone convince you that we Igbos hate you. There’s no truth in that. YES, there are a few who make hateful comments, but they don’t speak for all of us. We value the unity we share with you. Our history and cultures have long been intertwined.
Think about it—our people move in thousands every day from the East to Lagos and other Southwestern states. Why? Because we feel welcomed. Your hospitality has given many Igbos the chance to thrive, and we recognize that.
Even Ojukwu, the very leader who fought during the civil war, had no personal issues with Yorubas. Over 70% of his properties are in the Southwest.....That should tell you something about the respect and love that exists between us.
Our wealthy businessmen and billionaires from the Southeast? Many of them choose to invest in properties in Lagos and other parts of the Southwest. They’re not doing this out of hate, but out of respect and admiration for your region’s vibrancy and growth.
We must remember that IPOB terrorists are a national issue, not an Igbo agenda. The majority of us Ndi-Igbo don’t support their actions or their rhetoric. Our fight is for peace and unity, not division.
So, my dear Yoruba brothers and sisters, let’s continue to work together. Our bonds are strong, and those who try to divide us will never succeed. We are stronger together—let’s keep building a Nigeria where both our communities can thrive. #StrongerTogether #IgboAndYorubaUnited
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