I woke up this morning and bumped into this video by the late Rev. Umah Ukpai praising God and talking about gratefulness.
I just want to say “Thank God for allowing me see another day” 🙏🙏🙏
How many more lives must be lost, and how much more hardship must Nigerians endure? 💔
In 2027, let your vote speak for the Nigeria you want. Demand security, accountability, and a better future.
Vote for change. Vote NDC. Support Peter Obi. ✌️
A beautiful union. A divine partnership. A testimony of God's faithfulness.
Today, we joyfully celebrate our beloved spiritual parents, Dr. Arome Osayi and Rev. (Mrs.) Dinna Osayi, as they mark another year of love, commitment and walking together in God's purpose.
Happy Anniversary, @ApostleArome & Rev. @DinnaOsayi.
Beyond the heavy weight of ministry, your union remains a living sanctuary of covenant grace. Thank you for showing us that behind a great mantle lies a home of deep sacrifice, love, and peace.
— With love, RCNLagos ❤️
BE NOT YE AFRAID OF THEM, REMEMBER THE LORD, WHICH IS GREAT AND TERRIBLE, AND FIGHT FOR YOUR BRETHREN, YOUR SONS, AND YOUR DAUGHTERS, YOUR WIVES, AND YOUR HOUSES.
When things get tough, leaders try to divide us. Refuse the bait. Shun tribal politics, show up on election day, and guard your vote to the end.
#MadnessForMadness
We appear to be living in a country where those entrusted with public authority increasingly speak and act as though they are above the law. From ministers making inflammatory public statements, to local government chairmen telling citizens to leave, senators allegedly threatening citizens with violence, and ruling party officials making statements that undermine public confidence in our democracy, one must ask: Where is our respect for the Constitution, the rule of law, and the dignity of the Nigerian people?
Nigeria is not the private property of any political party, president, minister, senator, governor, or local government chairman. Public office is a responsibility, not a licence to intimidate, insult, threaten, or silence citizens.
Nigeria still has a Constitution. Nigerians still have rights. And those in power must be held accountable.
History teaches us that no political authority is permanent. Power changes hands, governments come and go, and those who believe themselves untouchable eventually discover that the people and history have the final say.
The time has come for Nigerians to rise in courage, unity, constitutional resistance, peaceful protest, civic action, and an uncompromising demand for accountability. We must reject intimidation, challenge impunity, defend our democratic institutions, and insist that every public official is subject to the law.
No government has the right to treat citizens as enemies simply because they disagree. No political party owns Nigeria. No public official is above the Constitution.
Those who abuse power must understand that the Nigerian people are watching, history is recording, and accountability cannot be postponed forever.
We must resist tyranny. We must reject impunity. We must defend our country.
Nigeria belongs to all of us not to those who temporarily occupy positions of power.
-DrMo
Over the years, we’ve been electing people with zero understanding of the concepts of leadership, and we’ve suffered the consequences dearly.
Funsho Doherty is bringing a new form of leadership: one that sees humans rather than subjects, one that is built around service delivery and serving, and one that sees the welfare of the people as a priority and elective positions as a place to discharge a critical, people elevating duty
Funsho is the man for Lagos
His leadership has a human face and is people-centered, service-oriented, and solution-driven
Vote Funsho Doherty
Vote Peter Obi
Vote NDC ✌️
A new Nigeria and Lagos is POssible
Baba, for this one wey you talk, we agree with you.
Make everybody guide o. This election is not looking like it’ll be a walk in the park.
Holy Ghost take control🙏🏽
As the election draws closer, don’t vote based on noise, propaganda or empty promises.
Look at the candidates, examine their records, understand their policies and think about what truly matters to you and your community.
Your vote is your voice. Use it wisely.