“In life, you may face numerous battles, and sometimes the devil can use those closest to you—even people you don’t know. There are moments when you might feel alone, but remember that the Holy Spirit is always present in your challenges.
Thank you @POTUS for designating Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern, and asking me to lead the investigation into this horrific persecution in Congress.
The United States will never turn a blind eye to the suffering of our Christian brothers and sisters in Nigeria across the world.
That statement sums up the problem perfectly — leadership that measures national stability only by oil revenue, not by human lives, security, or diplomacy. A country that depends solely on crude oil will always be crude in its reasoning.
@Samtol4@ChisomAgbafor@_BenjaminHelen Pre-marital counselling has never solved the issues in marriage. I know many who went through it and yet still at the edge of divorce.
Oga Kalu, how do you even begin to try to explain Nigeria to a foreigner? Nigeria is inexplicable. It can only be experienced to be understood in its ungodly intricacies...just thinking about is can produce migraine of unknown origin
Embrace the new year with a positive mindset and a determination to conquer challenges. Let your enthusiasm shine and turn every moment into an opportunity for growth.
Remember, you have the power to make this year extraordinary!
#Happy New Year #Alter
Forgive yourself just incase you've ever made anyone go through such betrayal in any form. Forgive her for bringing this issue to light and making you feel this way.
Thank God for the journey so far and all the lessons in between. You can continue being together if there is love there or not.
Most importantly, never hold onto anger because it destroys you no matter how justified you may feel.
Someone once said, “If there’s no sugar in the house, there will be no ants.”
It’s easy to blame the ants for being obsessed with sugar, but the sugar must take responsibility for drawing the ants in. Without the sugar, the ants would have no reason to swarm.
That was on a lighter note…
Our reality as a nation is shaped by our values as a people. While this is largely true, I disagree with the notion that it is uniquely a Nigerian issue. Humanity, by nature, is flawed, and a dysfunctional system will inevitably produce individuals shaped by its failures—broken not by choice, but by design. To break this cycle, leaders must rise above the fray and exemplify integrity, setting a standard that inspires accountability and trust. There are still good people willing to do what is right, but they need principled leaders to pave the way and reinforce a culture of fairness and justice.