Hormics

Just Me✌️✌️

[DON “Tobechukwu” Ade 👑 @Row_Haastrup]

Who is this girl?

Someone pls tag her for me & tell her I love her so much with the love of Christ

[Hormics @hormics03]

@Funksmama Welcome to Lagos. The first time I visited Lagos, I was so furious, only to be told it was normal practice. Not just that, someone’s 40-year-old father will sit inside while a 19-year-old girl will sit outside😂😂😂

[Hormics @hormics03]

@Temi__layo @Funksmama Welcome to Lagos. The first time I visited Lagos, I was so furious, only to be told it was normal practice. Not just that, someone’s 40-year-old father will sit inside while a 19-year-old girl will sit outside😂😂😂

[Hormics @hormics03]

Men are the enablers 😭🤣

[Immunizer @Immunizer_]

Between Chiomaverse and random men on X (formerly Twitter)

[D🪿 @Devsthetix]

Losing fat is:

30%
- Regular exercise
- Walking
- Cardio

70%
- Controlling emotional eating

[Viral Gospel @viralgospelhq]

A lot of people have gotten rich off your insecurity!

You must learn the Psychology of money. It takes a lot of discipline to have a future!

[Hormics @hormics03]

@AdageorgeA I am very sure he did not do this all alone but I can't prove it😂😂😂😂

[Hormics @hormics03]

@AdageorgeA 😂

[Hormics @hormics03]

@AdageorgeA Nothing like a “Nigerian Woman’s intuition.” A beautiful story with a good lesson but it shouldn't be about a woman’s intuition. Abi men don't have intuition?

[Hormics @hormics03]

@Luminavibes001 Okay, I have seen it. Another question, how is it pronounced!

[Hormics @hormics03]

@Luminavibes001 Any idea what it means? Doesn't make any sense in ibibio ordinarily.

[Hormics @hormics03]

@Nemyeskor @cavilT I bet you don't even know who you are talking to. Just hold your peace, Cavil no be your mate.

[Hormics @hormics03]

@cavilT @Humbhle_ak Finally found you here. Lemme follow you first!

[Hormics @hormics03]

You relocated abroad and I had no idea, then a few months later you’re angry that I didn’t check in to see how you’re settling in. 😂

[DON “Tobechukwu” Ade 👑 @Row_Haastrup]

“In this vision, I saw an angel giving gifts to nations. Some were given gifts of rulership, some were given technology, some were given education. The distribution continued until all the gifts were finished, with me in the queue waiting to receive Nigeria’s portion. So I asked Jesus, ‘What of Nigeria?’ And He said, ‘I will give you the ultimate Gift: the Holy Spirit.’ He is the Spirit of revival; He is an all-in-one package.”

This is a paraphrase of Pa Joseph Ayo Babalola’s (1931–1940) vision.

“Our calling as a nation is revival.” — Apostle Arome Osayi, 2026

The statement isn’t new, but before I proceed, let’s take a quick look at the Bible.

Luke 17:26 (NLT):

When the Son of Man returns, it will be like it was in Noah’s day.”

“When the Son of Man appears, things will be just as they were when Noah lived (Contemporary English version).

What exactly were the days of Noah like?

A man of spiritual credibility and substance speaking, yet being mocked by the people of his generation.

A prophet communicating the heart of God, only to be mocked by logic-driven, myopic individuals who seem to have some level of influence within loquacious and verbose circles.

The likes of Verydarkblackman do not surprise me, but the likes of Deacon_Famous who has hidden under the church tag, are disappointing. One would think that he, Buchi Solomon and co have some level of spiritual insight, but apparently not. I am disappointed just empty barrels with a form of godliness.

If Apostle Arome is coming out to resound the vision of Prophet Babalola, then this is really something to pay attention to. This can not be a coincidence, just last weekend Bishop David Ogbueli and Apostle Ofodile Ikenna Nzimiro in different meetings kept making prophetic emphasis within same context.

Nigeria is currently in her transitional phase, about to enter into her light and golden era (I will refer you to publications and prophecies about Nigeria by Pa Elton Greenville) In the spiritual anatomy of nations, every nation has its unique character in fact, simple logic should tell you that every nation has that particular thing for which it is known for, that doesn’t make other aspects void or nonexistent or not relevant.

The problem with most Nigerians and even acclaimed Christians is that, you all think revival is filling up stadiums with people, big church concerts massive crusades and miracles and forensic prophecies. Your distorted interpretation to revival doesn’t apply to that of Apostle Osayi and a few of us probably.

If the gift that has been given to Nigeria is Revival and the Holy Spirit, then common sense should tell you that from the place of revival, righteous leaders are born, super-intelligent inventors are born, proper families are established, and sophisticated intelligence and security networks emerge and all it takes to build a working nation. Revival doesn’t stop innovation.

All of you blabbing only go further to affirm how unrooted you are and how shallow your doctrine and revelation are. Any wind can sweep you away. Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth. Make it make sense to me, you disagree with such a simple prophetic insight from Apostle Arome, you should also disagree with Mathew 6:33, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God and every other thing will be added to you.”

The same developed countries you are all crazy about were built, in significant part, during periods shaped by Christian revival and religious movements.

Do you want to talk about the inventors of the airplane, the Wright brothers, who were sons of a bishop of the United Brethren Church?

Or Sir Isaac Newton (1643–1727), who discovered the laws of motion and universal gravitation, developed calculus, and also wrote extensively on biblical interpretation and theology?

[Hormics @hormics03]

@StacyPresley11 @Symply_rhoda1 A very serious jerk at that.

[Hormics @hormics03]

@Flexialpha6 @Symply_rhoda1 But the child started calling the husband by his first name!

[Hormics @hormics03]

@De_Light_F_A @Symply_rhoda1 Did you read where the boy started calling the man by his first name?