@waecdigitalcert@waecdigitalcert It’s almost 2 months now, I’ve been going on and off with the school where my son wrote is exams. My name happens to be on my son’s results. I’ve been asked to sworn an affidavit, which I’ve done and submitted to the school. The school is telling me,I can’t chang
“When we know that what we’re doing is the right thing, we don’t entertain any fear of being recorded, you can record us and we can record you too, all the members of Nigerian police have been warned not to ever search anybody’s phone again, just vehicles”
— The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Tijani Fatai, says members of the public’s can now record police activities !!!
I found the video, this was how close we were, we had them fleeing the country in costumes
Now thousands of Nigerians have been killed in the space of 3 months and we haven’t had as much as a press conference, shame.
PRAYER TO ST. CHARBEL FOR A MIRACLE
St. Charbel,
holy monk of silence and miracles,
I come to you with a heart that is tired,
a situation that feels impossible,
and a need I can no longer carry alone.
You know what it is to surrender everything to God.
You know what it is to trust when nothing makes sense.
You know what it is to wait for a miracle that only Heaven can bring.
St. Charbel,
I place this intention in your hands —
the one that keeps me awake,
the one I whisper to God in the dark,
the one I’m afraid to say out loud.
Intercede for me.
Pray for me.
Stand with me in this moment of need.
Ask God to open what is closed,
to heal what is wounded,
to restore what is broken,
to provide what is missing,
and to bring peace where there has been fear.
St. Charbel,
you who have carried countless miracles to God’s people,
carry mine now.
Do not leave me in this hour.
Stay close until the blessing comes.
Amen.
#copied
St. Charbel of Lebanon 🇱🇧, pray for us.
There is a powerful moment in Scripture that many people overlook, yet it carries one of the deepest revelations of grace.
A woman—broken, rejected, and known in her city for sin—walked into a room full of “righteous” people. She wasn’t invited. She wasn’t welcomed. In fact, her presence alone was offensive.
But she came anyway… because she had encountered something greater than her shame—she had encountered mercy.
When she saw Jesus Christ, she didn’t speak many words. She didn’t try to defend her past. She didn’t try to impress anyone.
She fell at His feet.
Her tears began to flow—uncontrollable, sincere, deep. Those tears were not ordinary tears… they were the language of a heart that had seen its own brokenness and still found hope.
She wept so much that her tears washed His feet.
Then she did something even more shocking…
She loosened her hair—something no respectable woman would do in public—and used it to wipe His feet. In that moment, she laid down her dignity, her pride, her reputation… everything.
Then she poured out the oil.
Not just any oil… costly oil. The kind that people save for special moments. The kind that represents value, sacrifice, and honor.
While others saw a sinful woman… Jesus saw a surrendered heart.
While others judged her past… Jesus responded to her faith.
While others whispered in criticism… Jesus spoke forgiveness.
“Your sins are forgiven… your faith has saved you; go in peace.”
Oh, what a powerful exchange!
She came in with shame… She left with peace.
She came in as a sinner… She left as someone forgiven.
She came in rejected by men… She left accepted by God.
This story is not just about her…
It is about YOU.
There are moments in life where you feel unworthy to come before God. Your mistakes speak louder than your prayers. Your past tries to disqualify you. People label you and remind you of who you used to be.
But listen carefully—
God is not moved by your perfection. He is moved by your sincerity.
You don’t need a perfect record to come to Christ. You need a broken and honest heart.
Stop waiting until you “fix yourself” before coming to God.
Come with your tears. Come with your pain. Come with your struggles.
Lay everything at His feet.
Because at the feet of Jesus Christ:
Shame loses its power
Guilt is washed away
Love is restored
Peace is given
Let your tears speak. Let your heart pour out.
Because one genuine moment at His feet can do what years of self-effort could never achieve.
Your past is not stronger than His mercy.
Your sin is not greater than His grace.
Come… just as you are.
The Dynamites were a gospel music group that were super popular in the early 2000s.
Literally every Christian home had their Cds especially Igbo home though their sound was loved and accepted by people from other tribes too.
I remember growing up back then: every Sunday afternoon we'd sit in front of the TV eating Sunday rice and watch their entire album on VCD from start to finish... multiple times 😅
You just had to be there