E

Why do people eat runny eggs?

[E @Esse__T]

😂🤣

[‘Latunji ✨✨ @Mr_Sprime]

No love dey perfect pass AS and AS

The love will tick all available boxes but na genotype go cut the ticket.

Love to all AS out there waiting to meet their perfect match in the midst of this uncertainty.

[E @Esse__T]

Lmaooooo

[Favour @the__fvrd]

Una never see where branch pastor dey thank lead pastor for access

[E @Esse__T]

Real lovers >>

[𝓲𝓷(𝓼𝓪𝓷𝓲𝓽𝔂)👾 @notthatcrazyfr]

the primary function of my heart na to love my babe, after that if e wan pump blood make e pump

[Nate Pyle @NatePyle79]

If getting a meeting with your “pastor” is a “once in a lifetime” opportunity, you don’t have a pastor.

[Aina for Christ❤️ @ainabanks]

"The name of Jesus is very heavy, it takes resources to lift him up"

Judge this video yourself

[E @Esse__T]

You no lie

[kelvin @kelvinholdon]

I like as June dey do,
Before you know 6pm

[E @Esse__T]

Propaganda I’m not falling for:

[Femi The Analyst . @Femiforge]

Working from home in Nigeria is harder than going to an office.

[thewingofthenorth🇳🇬🇺🇸 @Iam_EddieBoss]

📌📌📌📌

[Ayodejiن @Haryordeji2312]

This right here is one of the reasons I'm anti- 'mega church culture'.

[Neto @docneto]

I have a fundamental mistrust of any church that uses background stirring music during sermons. They're attempting to hijack an emotional pathway to convince you of the spirituality of the sermon. True Godly spirit doesn't require constant musical support to reach you. If it doesn't, chances are it's contrived.

[Big Favour, not the small one💞 @ajagbe_favour]

Stop deciding for people when they get to show up for you. If I can celebrate with you when life is good, give me the chance to stand by you when life is hard too. That’s part of intimacy, that’s part of partnership❤️

[Papi Drey @Abel_Olabode]

“You can open up to me”

Ehhh nothing dey do me o, I dey okay abeg

[A.VICTOR @Lifeof_AG01]

They didn’t steal your partner; your partner chose them.

[P. Josh @Joshua_R0land]

You don't choose what suffering is alloted to you.

Let's all know that.

[small waist 🧚🏾‍♀️ @oddettem]

I don’t date people’s husbands 🙏🏾

[victoria|| political saviour (una) @thekintann]

Yes! If we do not have good frameworks for how we view suffering, we will continue to think every discomfort has to be immediately eliminated.

[Oluwatosin is a child of God💛 @teeewaks]

Imagine our disabled brothers and sisters reading your tweets, are you insinuating that their parents made a mistake birthing them?

Because if you follow your logic truthfully, this is where it eventually leads to.

Guys, we need to be careful.

[👸🏼 @Dinmaaa___]

Bruuuhh. I roll my eyes at least ten times on a good day

[Retired Polysaccharide Patriarch @bigbrutha_]

*pentecostal

[Bayo @mazibayo]

Is it A LOT of work to care for a person with DS? Yes

Is that good enough reason to end a human life? No

What then should we do? Build churches, families and communities that share the burden of care and make life more bearable for those facing significant challenges.

The Christian answer has never been to eliminate the vulnerable because caring for them is costly. The Christian answer has been to bear one another’s burdens.

When Christians remained behind to care for the sick during plagues, they were not choosing the easiest path. They were choosing love.

So what we need is not fewer people who require care, but stronger communities willing to share the burden of care.