Calvary Greetings in Jesus name.
First of all, we don’t serve one God.
There’s only ONE GOD, THE WAY not one of the ways, THE TRUTH not one of the truths and LIFE and that’s JESUS CHRIST.
Saying ‘one God’ does not automatically mean it is the same understanding of who God is.
In Christianity, God reveals Himself as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus is not just a prophet; He is God in the flesh and the Savior of the world. The Bible says, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God” (John 1:1), and Jesus Himself said, “I and the Father are one” (John 10:30).
In Islam, however, God is strictly one person, and He has no Son. Jesus is regarded as a prophet, not God. The Quran clearly states that God does not beget nor is He begotten. This directly contradicts the Christian belief about who Jesus is.
Christianity is built on the belief that Jesus is God and the only way to the Father, while Islam rejects that completely. Both positions cannot be true at the same time.
The Bible also makes it clear: “Whoever denies the Son does not have the Father” (1 John 2:23). So from a Christian standpoint, rejecting Jesus as God means rejecting the true revelation of God.
In conclusion,
We don’t serve one God.
Selah!
Let’s see how much you know Nigeria
Which of these is more likely to happen:
A) The government provides electricity for the hospital
B) The nurses in the video get punished
BREAKING!!! NIGERIANS DUG OUT THE VIDEO OF SEYI LAW WHEN HE LOST HIS AUNT DUE TO LACK OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS UNDER APC... The same edeot whose eyes were flooded with tears here is still celebrating APC till today. Let's retweet massively to refresh his memory abeg.
“I worked in Nigeria, and I am 100% certain of this: some doctors back in Africa engage in unethical practices.
They tell patients they have undergone an appendectomy (a surgical procedure to remove the appendix) and even take them into the operating theatre, but in reality, no actual surgery is performed.
These patients never had appendicitis, it’s simply a way for the doctors to make quick money.
However, when such patients later move to Canada, the United States, or Europe and undergo a genuine appendectomy, medical examinations reveal that they already have surgical scars, even though no real surgery was previously done.”
— Canada-based Nigerian doctor Zo alleges that some doctors in Africa carry out fake appendix operations to make money.
~Gistlover
When you look at the world map, Nigeria is surprisingly close to Brazil.
They face each other directly across the Atlantic Ocean.
The distance from Nigeria to Brazil across the Atlantic Ocean is approximately 4,500 miles.
By sea, a commercial ship traveling from Lagos to Rio de Janeiro would cover about 3,200 nautical miles, which takes roughly five days at normal maritime speed to get to destination
To put it in perspective, to ship from Lagos to Rio is faster than shipping from California to New York.
Yet, there is almost little meaningful bilateral trade relationship between the two countries.
This is puzzling.
Nigeria has over 200 million people.
Brazil is the largest economy in South America.
Both have long Atlantic coastlines.
Both share historical, cultural, and demographic links.
Still, trade between them is weak, slow, and bureaucratic.
US must be involved and Dollar too
Which is not supposed to be so.
Nigeria is currently drowning in debt.
The currency is under pressure that citizens are being taxed to pay debt
The country rely too much on imports from far-away regions while ignoring nearby opportunities.
Brazil is right there.
They do not need complex alliances or excessive intermediaries to start trading.
The Atlantic Ocean already connects both countries 🇳🇬 🇧🇷
What can Nigeria give Brazil,
and what can Brazil give Nigeria in return?
Here 👇
What Nigeria can export to Brazil:
• Crude oil and refined petroleum products
• Natural gas and petrochemical inputs
• Cocoa, sesame seeds, ginger, cashew, and other agricultural products
• Solid minerals like limestone and lithium
• A massive consumer market for Brazilian goods and services.
What Brazil can export to Nigeria:
• Agricultural machinery and technology
• Fertilizers and agro-processing equipment
• Refined food products
• Aircraft, vehicles, and industrial equipment
• Expertise in large-scale farming and food security
Brazil is one of the world’s strongest agricultural producers.
Nigeria is one of the world’s largest food importers.
That gap alone is an opportunity.
A structured Nigeria–Brazil Atlantic trade corridor could:
• Reduce Nigeria’s dependence on Europe and Asia
• Lower import costs
• Strengthen food security
• Create jobs
• Improve foreign exchange inflow
• Reduce long-term debt pressure
This is not about charity.
It is about strategic thinking.
Two developing giants, facing each other across the Atlantic, should not be trading like strangers.
Nigeria does not lack opportunities.
They lack execution, coordination, and vision.
If they are serious about fixing the economy, this is the kind of conversation policymakers should be having now.
Not traveling to Europe everyweek
Ifeanyi Christopher
Namibians 🗣️: We have electricity. Our country is clean, we have good roads. Our national grid doesn’t collapse like yours.
Agbado ruffians 🗣️: Wizkid is richer than your president.
Ghanaians 🗣️: We have constant electricity; we don’t rely on power banks.
Agbado ruffians 🗣️: Nigerian jollof is better than Ghanaian jollof.
Davido can buy Ghana and use it as a museum.
🗣️: South Africa is more developed than Nigeria. We have better infrastructure and constant electricity. Everything works in South Africa.
Agbado ruffians 🗣️: Ayra Starr is bigger than all your artists combined.
🗣️: It will never be well with Tinubu and the APC for what they have turned Nigeria into.
Agbado ruffians 🗣️: Seyi Tinubu can feed your family for 200 years.
🗣️: Dino Melaye did nothing for his constituency when he was a senator for years. The only thing he’s good at is flaunting wealth in Dubai.
Agbado ruffians 🗣️: He get money pass your papa.
🗣️: No Nigerian hospital has snake antivenom.
Agbado Pulse Nigeria 🗣️: Pray for Namibia, because if we win a Grammy today, this app won’t contain us.
God will take you all.
Rev Father Emmanuel has been in kidnappers’ den since 2nd of December 2025 - a priest from Zaria Diocese.
Please help me share it as wide as you can. I am exhausted 😰😰😰💔💔
To all tech gurus
To all young nurses
To all young engineers
To all young doctors
To all young scientists
To all young academias
To all young physicians
To all young farmers
To all young graduates/undergrad.
To all young entrepreneurs
To all young PhD holders
Shame on you all for advocating for an 83 years man to become the president of Nigeria a second time.
Shame!
This might not sit well with many people, and honestly, I don’t care.
Nigeria’s healthcare system is in shambles, and that’s putting it mildly. The same can be said for nearly every other sector. We desperately need a leader who doesn’t govern based on personal whims or political convenience, but one who is genuinely committed to serving the people.
It’s heartbreaking to watch how accident victims are treated in this country. Someone with a broken neck or severe injuries is often left at the mercy of passers-by or agberos with no medical training. Yesterday, while driving out of Lagos around Berger, I witnessed a horrific scene: a man hawking goods was hit by a hit-and-run driver. He lay there in agony, and no trained help was in sight. Only a few Hausa men nearby rushing toward him to assist.
You might be thinking, “What’s your concern? It doesn’t affect me.” But it will, sooner or later. It could be you, or someone you love. Having money won’t save you at that moment. What might make a difference is joining our voices now to call out a failing government and demand change.
The system we’re running in Nigeria is deeply flawed, built on weak foundations, and sitting on a ticking time bomb. If we don’t act, it will eventually affect every single one of us.
🚨🚨🚨 ATTENTION 🚨🚨🚨
Information reaching me is that some powerful northerners will come out soon and claim the strikes missed their targets and k!lled innocent civilians in Sokoto!
They will visit the scenes, call it farm settlements, village and all sorts to draw sympathy.
When our Airforce Bômbed these scvms on two Occasions this particular card was played and we all started blaming our Airforce for being incompetent, meanwhile it was a calculated media war!
So when the news starts making rounds, remember I have said it here.
Thank you Santa Trump for a wonderful Christmas Gift.
Share massively.
Who remember when I tweeted that there will come a time where NDA will beg people to Join them
That time is drawing near.
They will beg.
They will beg people to Join the military.
Joining NDA used to be by nepotism. Joining the military used to be by nepotism.
E go clear Una for eyes.
Na beg Una go soon start to beg people to join and people no go gree join