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[❤💡 @Offsticks1]

Following everything that happened today, My conclusion is that;
The doings of God are just absolutely wild that whatever we use to explain them are a function of our perspective of what those doings are. The available words that we use to coin our perspective only seemingly

[STOP THAT LAMINE!!!! @bayern_MOB]

This is the most humiliating goal in the history of football.

[Softness Itekume @ItekumeS]

Please help me .. this is my husband 🙏🏼

[Sugary @temii_ajao]

Greatest deleted tweet of all time! 🐐🔥

[Noorie @Nurapost]

This is what everyone wants.

[𝐀𝐘𝐄𝐃𝐔𝐀𝐒𝐄 𝐏𝐔𝐘𝐎𝐋 ⚓️ @Mmaasemy3]

Ogunmepon, I saw you fail in 2006, I saw you fail in 2010, I saw you fail in 2014, I saw you fail in 2018, I saw you fail in 2022 miserably and I will see you fail Dismally in 2026

[P/R Football @brfutboll]

🚨| 2022 FIFA World Cup Final remains the most-watched game in sports history, with 1.5 billion viewers.

[BeksFCB @Joshua__Ubeku]

Portugal are NOT the favorites to win the 2026 World Cup. Stop daydreaming!

[Babangida @iambabangida_]

I know it’s not your child but please repost.

They are not just numbers, they are children.

[BeksFCB @Joshua__Ubeku]

If Messi had missed this penalty and France went on to win the World Cup, he would’ve destroyed some of us physically, emotionally and mentally FOR LIFE!

[❤💡 @Offsticks1]

Jesus please 🥲💔

[Sir Francis Imariabe @imariabe_jnr]

My Edo 💔😓😭

Excursion to fly over.

We haven't had it this bad!!

This person who carried this kid here should be flogged!!

[Ọládélé 🇳🇬👑 @Theoladeledada]

Just retweet and let the world see

[Jago @HEISJAGO]

Watch till the end😭😭

[Diary of a Female Surgery Resident @drhephzibah1]

Practising medicine in the tropics can be frustrating.

The resource limitations.

The long hours.

The constant improvisation.

But every now and then, you find pockets of joy that make it all worthwhile.

Many years ago, on a rainy evening in Akure, a 4-day-old baby was brought into our SCBU with severe neonatal jaundice.

He had been delivered elsewhere and referred to us.

By the time he arrived, the jaundice had already reached his abdomen.

This wasn't a "start phototherapy and watch" situation.

This was an all-hands-on-deck situation.

We were short-staffed.

It was mostly the consultant, the senior medical officer, the matron, and me.

As the junior doctor, I was naturally the legs of the team.

Blood work.
Monitoring.
Counselling.
Reassurance.

We sent blood for grouping and crossmatch before the bilirubin result even came back because clinically, this baby was already telling us that things were about to go south.

Then, the result came back.
21.3 mg/dL.

I remember being genuinely afraid when he started convulsing. We aborted and did an exchange blood transfusion.

I sat with his mother and explained the possible consequences of severe neonatal jaundice.

Brain injury.
Hearing loss.
Developmental delay.

Or worse.

But we moved fast.
And the baby fought with us.

Over the years, his mother would occasionally send updates.

Milestones.
Little victories.

Then I left Facebook, and we lost touch for about 5 years.

Last week, I made a post and saw this comment...
"My baby is doing well, and he sends his love."

She remembered. After all these years.

Some days in medicine, the losses are so loud you forget that some children actually grow up.

Some babies actually make it.

And sometimes, many years later, a mother finds you again just to say: he's still here. 🤍

Some mothers don't remember.

Some remember but never reach out they just carry it quietly in their hearts.

Some never fail to remind you how grateful they are.

Baby A's mum is one of them, and she wouldn't know how much I really needed to read from her that day.

[Nobleman @thenoblejames]

Guyyy see as them dey like enantiomers

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

Listen to this guy at the Lagos protest this morning!! Bro spoke everyone’s mind 💔✊🏽

[Oluwadamilare Ffs 🌺 @xxfw1da]

Observe FIFA with me please.
#Noticing.

[CHUKWUEBUKA DAVID @iamebukadavid]

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has Failed woefully

[Abja🇯🇲 @AbjaFCB]

Maybe because Iniesta didn't need to play the world cup until 41 because he won it at 26.

[Lekan Olayinka @lekan_olayinka1]

Last week, Apostle Tolu Agboola talked about how, during the bandit attack, a prominent Muslim man in Ogbomosho ran to him and said:

"We know you have the means to flee this city, but you chose to stay, and that is why we are still here too."

He cried at IEC when he said this.

He said the world is looking to us for hope and answers, and prayed that it would not be said that we have a name and a boast we cannot substantiate.

This happened while everyone was running helter-skelter, trying to retrieve their children from schools.

A prominent Muslim man ran to a pastor in a time of crisis.

The people criticizing the Church are not always criticizing it in the way we think.

Sometimes, they have an inclination that is being misexpressed.

You say the God we serve is the only true God. He is the One who made all people in His image.

He is the One who wrote His moral law on the hearts of men.

So it is fitting that in times of darkness, crisis, trials, and tribulations, people seek their Maker.

And since not everyone has a relationship with Him, many turn to His ecclesia, His temple on earth.

This was what I was trying to say yesterday.

The Church means something.

This is the people among whom God dwells on the earth.

Do you know what that means?

We are the body of Christ.

You wonder why people “drag” the Church more than others? Perhaps it is because people instinctively expect something from the Church.

Jesus did say we are the light of the world. So in times of crisis, why are we surprised when people turn to the Church?

WE SHOULD HAVE ANSWERS.

We should, guys.

We are the ones who have access to God. God is King over all nations, and we can go boldly to His throne.

Why then is our land desolate while the enemy ravages the innocent?

Why are our prophets quiet, and why do we not see our signs?

Why?

Something deep within the hearts of people is crying out to God, albeit imperfectly.

Just like Mary blamed Jesus for not coming earlier to save her brother and said if He had come sooner, he would not have died.

It is similar to some of the agitations we are seeing now.

Mary’s motive was sincere, but her expression was imperfect.

In the same way, many Nigerians are expressing frustration, grief, and longing.

But Mary was right about one thing: only Jesus is life.

He alone could save her brother.

And He did.

Similarly, I believe the Church has answers in times of darkness, and people are looking to us. Sometimes, it seems we have not responded in proportion to the moment.

I am glad that some pastors have spoken up.

But the Church has more power than merely speaking up.

We are not merely activists.

We are spiritual people entrusted with carrying the witness of Christ into the world.

But have we?

Finally, during the carnage of Abacha’s era, Christians prayed fervently.

There is even a popular story that Abacha reportedly told Buhari, “As long as those Christians are praying their prayers, you can never be president.”

Whether every retelling is exact or not, the point remains:

People believed prayer mattered.

You think the Church is crowds on a Sunday with lights and music?

No.

The Church is more than gatherings and aesthetics.

There is something beyond human power that God does through His people.

That is what I have been talking about.

I pray God helps the Church.

[Oluwadamilare Ffs 🌺 @xxfw1da]

Remember when Ronaldo was shamelessly telling his Teammates to lift him up after they won the Nations league but they ignored his Ass 😭😭😭