NO MATTER HOW FAME OR BEAUTIFUL YOUR BODY MAY LOOK ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THE WORMS IN THE GRAVE ARE WAITING FOR YOU JUST BE LOYAL TO ALMIGHTY GOD YOUR CREATOR.
Please 🇳🇬 stop referring anyone from the Northern part of the country as Hausa.
There are lots of tribes in the North.
Especially igbo people (Onye Hausa/Ugwu)
“He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High Shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”
Psalm 91:1 KJV
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God bless you Mr. Mel Gibson. I declare a long life for you, so you may serve him with your movies.
There is a missing prophecy.
“And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.”
Matthew 24:14 KJV
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Mr. Elon Musk can help for the fulfilling of this prophecy with his technology and our theology.
Blessings
Song Title: Cold Kiss (LINK IN BIO)
SANKARA wasn't defeated by his vision. He was defeated by DIVIDED LOYALTY.
Thomas Sankara dared to imagine a Burkina Faso that could stand upright, reject corruption, reduce dependence on foreign powers, elevate women, invest in health and education, produce what it consumed, and prove that African leadership did not have to mean luxury at the top and suffering below. His ideas were not what killed him. What killed him was the fracture around him. The most devastating blow did not come from a foreign soldier crossing Burkina Faso's borders, but from a coup led by Blaise Compaoré, his longtime friend, revolutionary comrade, and one of the men closest to him. On 15 October 1987, Sankara and twelve of his associates were killed, and a revolution that had inspired millions was abruptly broken from within. That is the brutality of betrayal. An enemy attacking from the front can be seen, resisted, and prepared for, but what defense does a visionary have when the person beside him has already chosen power over principle? Sankara's story should haunt Africa because it exposes a weakness outsiders have repeatedly exploited: our divisions, ambitions, jealousies, and willingness to turn against those fighting for something larger than themselves. We praise our heroes after death, print their faces on shirts, quote their speeches, and build monuments to their courage, yet too often we fail them when loyalty actually costs something. Sankara did not need more admirers after his assassination. He needed people around him who would refuse to sell the dream while he was alive. That is the lesson we must confront. A revolution can survive poverty, sanctions, threats, and enemies, but when loyalty fractures inside the house, the door is already open. #uyiosael
Song Title: Cold Kiss (LINK IN BIO)
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May 25, 1973: General Idi Amin, President of Uganda, suggests forming an African military alliance like NATO or the Warsaw Pact to "liberate" African countries under foreign rule.
Amin was referring to the African territories that remained colonized by Portugal, as well as the minority white-led regimes in Rhodesia (which later became Zimbabwe), South Africa, and South West Africa (which later became Namibia). He also mentioned Israel's occupation of the Sinai region in Egypt.
Heartbreaking video showing the moment late Nollyhood Actor Alex Ekubo was welcome by other late actors 😭. Rest in Legends 🥲
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