I have an upcoming project and I need as many people as I can get.
Please you people should follow me naa.
Mas and Sirs, edakun, follow me. I follow back, I promise. 😊
Pretty = 10 marks
Can cook = 10 marks
Family oriented = 10 marks
Educated = 10 marks
Doesn’t smoke = 10 marks
Not toxic = 10 marks
Never cheated = 10 marks
Godfearing = 10 Marks
Soft spoken = 10 marks
Works out = 10 marks
What’s your score.
In Igbo, we don’t say:
“Omo.” We say Nna ehn!
“Exactly.” We say Gbam.
“Oops.” We say Ololololo.
“Clock it.” We say Owuya/Imakwa
“OMG.” We say Okotorigba.
“Wow” We say Chai
sụ asụsụ gị, asụsụ igbo amaka.
I made a "rare and far between rants" on my whatsapp status and I woke up to two offers that literally said "come be my personal stylist" and whooooooopppp am I pleased. Yaaaaaasssss. This was my smile
I made a "rare and far between rants" on my whatsapp status and I woke up to two offers that literally said "come be my personal stylist" and whooooooopppp am I pleased. Yaaaaaasssss. This was my smile
I almost fought a bus conductor yesterday. This was the closest ever in my life.
I was nose to nose in front of him. I had planned my fight—an elbow strike to his jaw followed by a roundhouse kick to his liver.
At worst, he staggers. At best, he collapses, after which I pounce.
Of course, he was threatening with words and saying all sorts of things. I was visibly angry and preparing for a fight.
He ought to have given me my change, but he was denying me and being arrogant about it. What stopped me from fighting?
I kept hearing 2 Timothy 2:24 in my heart:
“And a servant of the Lord must not quarrel but be gentle to all, able to teach, patient.” – 2 Timothy 2:24
Followed by Colossians 3:8:
“But now you yourselves are to put off all these: anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, filthy language out of your mouth.” – Colossians 3:8
These verses kept ringing and ringing. They restrained me completely. The guy kept making more threats when he saw me retreating.
This angered me even more, because—me? Lekan?
But the Word of God is above my ego. Peter said, sanctify the Lord in your heart. What the Word said was the only thing that mattered.
Why am I sharing this? It is because I wanted to explain what Paul meant by live by the Spirit and you will not fulfill the lust of the flesh.
This is an example of what it means to live by the Spirit. It means picking the choice of the Spirit at every crucial decision-making point in life.
In marital and sexual relations.
In money and career situations.
In times of trouble and tribulations.
In needing to defend your pride and ego.
In every way possible.
Choose the Spirit. What that does is energize your spirit to help you say “yes” to God even more.
This is how you mortify the flesh—by saying “no” to it with the help of grace. What will it be? Would you choose the gratification of your emotions over God’s Word?
Or would you obey God no matter what? Do the latter.
Let me just tell you people something.
My waist is paining me
My back is paining me
My fingers ache like mad
My kneeeeeessss??? Oh chim oo
My head is headaching me, but in all these? We move mehn.
You arrived for a physical interview right on time; it was the panel that even sent for you from the reception.
You greeted them, no response. You asked to sit, still silence.
You sit anyway, and then one of them asks: “Are you a virgin?”
What’s your next move?