D C Kyengson

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

@MasterMaliq Starting from your conclusion, there's no way you'll genuinely be a Christian and later on convert to any religion. It is a clear sign that you have never been a Christian.

But for affiliated Christians, they are going there for there stomach and empty promises from Islam

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

@NaaseiConderm @amangieh And rebellious members will not try to understand the Bible either. But find a way of getting away with what they have in mind. So, both needs to come to a point of repentance and submission to the righteousness of God

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

@Hunter_Arinze @amangieh If you carefully read my comments with open mind, you will understand that I'm not against helping of a neighbour right.
I'm only asking, why are we trying helping someone with our tithe.
Does that mean without the tithe we will not help the neighbour? Let's just for tithe!

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

@beet_kon See how contradictory you're to yourself. And manipulative and deceptive.
Lying over the Word of God just to prove a point.
Where in the Scripture says you should place yourself over everyone who is not a Christian?
Your downfall has made you lose everything.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

Copy that!

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

PRESS RELEASE

Who is in Charge of Nigeria?

Twenty-one days have come and gone since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu left Nigeria on what the Presidency described as a three-week annual vacation.

Today, Nigerians are entitled to ask a very simple constitutional question: Who is in charge of Nigeria?

Section 145 of the Constitution is not ambiguous about presidential vacations. It provides that whenever the President proceeds on vacation, he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, whereupon the Vice President performs the functions of President as Acting President.

And where the President fails to transmit that declaration within 21 days, the Constitution provides a further safeguard: the National Assembly shall, by a simple majority of each House, mandate the Vice President to perform the functions of President as Acting President.

President Tinubu left Nigeria on 30 August. The Presidency publicly announced a three-week vacation. Yet, to date, Nigerians have not been shown any constitutional letter transmitting presidential authority to Vice President Kashim Shettima.

The 21 days have now elapsed. If such a letter exists, the Presidency should publish it immediately.

If it does not, then the constitutional mechanism contemplated by Section 145(2) has been triggered, and the National Assembly owes Nigerians an explanation as to why it has not acted.

This is not a matter of political convenience. It is a matter of constitutional order.

The situation is made even more disturbing by the fact that Vice President Shettima is himself presently in New York representing Nigeria at the United Nations General Assembly — the third consecutive UN General Assembly at which President Tinubu has delegated Nigeria's representation to his deputy.

So again: who is exercising presidential authority in Nigeria today, and under what constitutional instrument?

Nigeria cannot be governed by assumptions. It cannot be governed by presidential social-media posts from Europe.

It cannot be governed by photographs from private dinners at the Élysée Palace.

It cannot be governed on autopilot.

While President Tinubu has been abroad, 37 Nigerians died in NSCDC custody in Minna, an incident grave enough to trigger investigations, suspensions and demands for independent scrutiny.

At the same time, petrol is selling for as much as ₦1,500 per litre in parts of the country, worsening transportation costs and squeezing families already struggling with the cost of food, electricity, rent and other necessities.

These are not ordinary times. Yet the President is abroad. The Vice President is abroad.
The Senate President is abroad.
And Nigerians have not been told, in the clear constitutional language required of a serious democracy, who is exercising the powers of the President.

President Tinubu's private dinner with President Emmanuel Macron in Paris may serve diplomatic purposes. But Nigeria itself cannot be placed on vacation.

The Constitution does not recognise a “working vacation” as an alternative system of presidential succession.

It provides a procedure. That procedure must be obeyed.

The Presidency should therefore tell Nigerians immediately whether President Tinubu transmitted the declaration contemplated by Section 145(1) before leaving the country.

The President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House should equally tell Nigerians whether such a communication was received.

And if no declaration was transmitted within the constitutionally stipulated period, the National Assembly must explain why the procedure provided by Section 145(2) has not been activated.

Nigeria is bigger than any President. At a time of severe economic hardship, rising energy costs, security challenges
The question will not disappear: Who, constitutionally, is in charge of Nigeria?

Atiku Abubakar
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[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

Make a good Choice like Joshua and his family today.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

See what I discover in FANTA (Coca-Cola) bottle today. This was about going inside someone's stomach o😢😢😢.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

See what I discover inside FANTA (Coca Cola? sealed bottle.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

@BIENSHAYLA Happy birthday soldier 🪖. Wishing God's protection and peace 🕊️.
May you succeed more than before.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

Opportunity asks: “Are you available?”
Preparation asks: “Are you ready?”
*Success often happens when the answer to both is “Yes.”

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

In all our deeds, the proper value and respect for time determines success or failure.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

@instablog9ja Where? Did you buy or just hear about it?

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

The Opportunity and Different outcomes.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

There is no true Christian that doesn't go to church.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

Search 🔎 no where for His Will again but the Scripture.

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

Prepared for the Opportunity

[D C Kyengson @dckyengson]

He who is determine does not entertain excuses. He is focused, and fervent.