Beneath the laughter of this moment lies a quieter, more unsettling truth about marriage.
The sudden kneel, the heightened respect, the carefully staged kindness ...these are not the ordinary language of their love.
They are the emergency dialect spoken only when something is wanted. And the husband, long fluent in the real rhythms of their relationship, recognises the performance instantly.
He withholds, not out of cruelty, but because he has learned that this version of reverence rarely arrives without an agenda lolz..
It is a dynamic as old as desire itself... affection intensified for effect, and resistance born of familiarity.
And here the mirror turns toward us. How many of us approach Jesus the same way?
We who remain casual in ordinary days, yet suddenly perfect our worship, polish our language, and adopt postures of deep humility the moment we need something.
We treat the sacred as a stage, and reverence as a bargaining chip....performing devotion not because we are fully sold out to Jesus, but because we have come asking.
Ladies,
It’s ok to ask. It’s even good. Expecting the man to read your mind is a recipe for all kinds of bitterness and struggle. Just say, “I like when you get me flowers”
Or “it’s been a while since you got me flowers”
Communication is key to marriage, and making a rule where you don’t tell your spouse about unmet desires is going to backfire hard.
New beginnings!
New beginnings!
New beginnings! Says the Lord
The days of pain are over
The days of darkness are over
New beginnings
Amen
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#Triumph30
I’m excited to share that @_Onyeakuko was presented at the “#CheckBeforeYouPost: Gen Z Voices Against Disinformation” Exhibition, held under the EU Support to ECOWAS in Peace, Security and Governance (EPSG) Project.
As Nigeria moves towards the 2027 general elections, the information we consume and share will matter more than ever.
Misinformation doesn't just spread online. It can shape public opinion, deepen divisions, undermine trust and influence decisions before the facts have a chance to catch up.
This is where (https://t.co/2RyMlp4TyW) comes in.
We are building a platform that makes it easier to compare reports from multiple credible news sources, understand different perspectives through unbiased summaries, and make more informed decisions about what we consume and share.
Our goal isn't to tell people what to believe. It's to make it easier for them to check before they believe; and eventually post.
It was inspiring to see young Nigerians bringing creative, technological and cultural solutions to one of the defining challenges of our digital democracy.
Huge appreciation to @fiap_es , @FactC_Africa, the @EU_Commission , @ecowas_cedeao, @GERinNigeria, @DanishMFA, and all the partners behind this initiative for creating a platform where these ideas can be seen, challenged and strengthened.
As we approach 2027, tackling sensationalism and disinformation will only become more important.
Verify. Then post.
#CheckBeforeYouPost #NigeriaDecides2027
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😂 This is a funny question, especially coming from a student aiming for a First Class.
You don’t really need anyone to tell you your chances. You know the courses you’ve taken, you know the credit units, and you should be able to calculate different possible outcomes.
I did this more than 20 times throughout my undergraduate days. Before every exam, I’d simulate my CGPA based on different grades I thought I could earn in each course. After the exams, I’d estimate my performance again and recalculate. Then, when the results came out, I’d compare them with my predictions.
If you’re genuinely chasing a First Class and you’ve never simulated your CGPA, I’d question how intentional you’ve been about the goal. 😂