SIID

HIS WILL over my way
HIS WAY over my will

[SIID @seuntedu]

I signed out of Ogbafemi yesterday!

Thank you, Lord.

[Love Of His Pattern @iKehindeBalogun]

Signed out of uni!

God be praised🎉

[Dotun Oba Reengy @obareengy]

Lord, I am still calling ☎️🔒

[SIID @seuntedu]

@oluwadonna On your mandate sir

[Grove Kifasi ✟ @GroveRKifasi]

anytime i post music, i notice there’s like a shadow ban. abeG if you see this interact. share. reshare. comment. like. save. 💛🙏🏾

[Greatman Takit @greatmantakit]

ADML SZN🔏

Behind every smile is a story.
Behind every win is a prayer.
Behind every elevation is God’s hand.
Behind every dance of victory is ADML

#ADML #Ademola #FlamesOfAWildFire #greatmantakit

[Official Falex01 @IfeoluwaPa49251]

Officially launched jersey for Awo hall
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[SIID @seuntedu]

@Limoblaze Me please, for Lagos

[MOSES A. @Moseshero_fx]

The most dangerous financial lie we were sold was this:
Wealth looks like something.

The big house. The foreign car. The designer clothes. The lavish vacations.

We grew up believing that if someone LOOKS rich — they ARE rich.

Morgan Housel destroyed that belief in one sentence:
"Wealth is what you don't see."

Think about that deeply.
The man driving the brand new Benz might have ₦0 in savings.

The woman in the modest apartment quietly investing every month might be worth ₦50 million.

You will never know. Because real wealth is invisible.

Real wealth is: The investment account nobody knows about. The land bought quietly years ago. The portfolio growing while everyone sleeps. The emergency fund nobody sees. The forex trade that just paid school fees.

Nobody posts their savings account on Instagram. Nobody shows their investment portfolio on Snapchat.

They show the car. They show the vacation. They show the lifestyle.

And we spend real money trying to look like people who might be broke themselves.

Stop performing richness. Start building it quietly.

The goal is not to look wealthy. The goal is to BE wealthy — even if nobody can tell. 💰

Follow me for daily finance and investing lessons that school never taught us.

♻️ Repost this for everyone still confusing appearance with reality.

[Tolarry Auto & Logistics. @tolarryautos]

Pre-Owned 2018 Hyundai Sonata

Navy Blue | Leather Interior | Clean Title
Custom Duty Paid ✅

Features: Push Start | Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) | Apple CarPlay | Voice Command

₦17M

📍Lagos, Ikeja.

[Grove Kifasi ✟ @GroveRKifasi]

If you are going to interpret all of scripture through the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ, then you need to be willing to follow that logic all the way to its conclusion. Because if the standard is “we did not see Jesus do it during his earthly ministry, therefore God does not do it,” then you have a serious problem on your hands.

We did not see Jesus sit on any governmental throne while he walked this earth. He did not rule as a king over any nation. He did not command any army or exercise political authority over any empire. So by your logic, God is not the ruler of the universe. Is that what you believe? Because that is where your argument leads.

We did not see Jesus father any children. He did not procreate. He was not the biological source of any human life during his time on earth. So by your logic, God is not Father. That title means nothing. Is that what you are prepared to say?

We did not see Jesus create a single planet, a single tree, a single leaf, or a single human being from scratch during his earthly ministry. Not one act of original creation is recorded. So by your logic, Jesus is not the Creator. He is not the source of all things. But wait. That directly contradicts the same scriptures you claim to believe, because Colossians 1 tells you that all things were created through him and for him, and that by him all things consist, right now, continuously. John 1 tells you there was nothing made that was made without him. You cannot have it both ways.

So the argument is not just weak. It is logically self-destroying. The moment you apply it consistently, it dismantles the very Jesus you are trying to defend.

Now let me go further, because this is important. The Bible does not present itself as a collection of isolated proof texts. It presents itself as one continuous story, one unfolding revelation. You cannot lift one portion of that story and use it to contradict the rest. That is not how the authors intended it, and that is not how Jesus himself treated scripture.

And here is the part that should stop you completely. The same authors you are using to build your argument are the same authors who destroy it. You want to quote Luke? Fine. Luke wrote the gospel. Luke also wrote the book of Acts, which comes directly after, as a continuation of the same account. And it is that same Luke, in Acts chapter 5, who tells you that Ananias and Sapphira fell dead, and credits the Holy Spirit, who is God, as the agent of that judgment. So what are you doing with Luke? Do you believe him or not? You cannot take Luke’s account of Jesus and ignore Luke’s account of God’s judgment. That is not exegesis. That is selection.

You want to appeal to the apostolic witness? Then deal with the full apostolic witness. It is Jude, one of his own, who tells us in Jude chapter 1 verse 5 that it was Jesus who delivered the people out of Egypt and afterward destroyed those who did not believe. That is the same Jesus. Credited by an apostle. Killing people. That text exists and you have to deal with it.

It is Matthew, who walked with him, who gives us the gospel of Matthew. Are we going to pretend Matthew did not know who Jesus was? Are we going to pretend that the men who gave their lives for this testimony somehow got the nature of God wrong while you, reading from a distance, have figured it out?

The only way this argument survives is if you are willing to say Luke is unreliable, Jude is unreliable, the apostolic witness is unreliable. But the moment you say that, you have also destroyed the source of everything you know about Jesus. You cannot stand on the gospels while burning down the letters. It is the same foundation. It is the same testimony. It is the same God.

[SIID @seuntedu]

@Wizarab10 A laptop that is capable of running simulation seamlessly

[SIID @seuntedu]

@FavourYusuf1 OAU, Mechanical Engineering?

[#TheSportsIlluminator @RayToluAyo]

Back in 2017, I first came across him on Gamie’s URS Freestyle, and I was instantly moved by the raw emotion he brought to the beat.

“Alapata toun murder gbogbo beat
Eyin loro taba ti so a le komo
Transformer lawa, the devil cannot somo”

There was just something different about his energy. His delivery was aggressive, passionate, and full of conviction.

As I paid closer attention to his lyrics, I found out he was about to drop a single titled E.O.D (End Of Discussion).

I was already on the lookout for it, and when it finally dropped, I was hooked. His rap style was too interesting to ignore.

That was when I truly fell in love with Lekan Salamii (formerly OluwaTomi).

I started digging into his older songs and realized he had actually been around for a while.

One of the tracks that stood out for me was "Opa Ase" with Obareengy. Nah… that song was pure energy and fire, especially his second verse:

“Oya jara mo ko ye ma sebi ice block
Ati fun e lagbara to le so wan di livestock
Ko wan poh si one floor
Tie wan bi livestock
Sa na siwan lara ko ma pariwo na liveshot”

That was madness.

Lekan Salamii was something else entirely. Sometimes, I honestly wonder if he is always angry whenever he jumps on a beat because the amount of energy he puts into his rap is unreal.

Not long after releasing E.O.D, he dropped his first body of work, "Ten The Tape". It was a solid project, but one track that really caught my attention was Bless Me.

“I don tey for this game o ti pe ti mo tin baa bo
Aso mi to tutu yen, o ti pe ti mo tin sa bo
Ona yen toh di oti pe ti moun tin sa bo
Ikorodu o jina oti pe ti moun tin sa bo”

On that track, Lekan was simply speaking on the struggle the hustle, the waiting, and praying to God for a breakthrough.

I remember always repeating that line to myself when I was studying my aviation course in Lagos.

Lekan gave everything you could want in music: proper Ibile gospel rap with hardcore lyrics and unmatched intensity.

Shoutout to @lekansalamii

Listen to Bless Me......

[POJU OYEMADE @pastorpoju]

Bringing every thought into obedience to Christ Jesus

[Adebola ✨ @Godsonemanarmy]

@Zlatan_Ibile I am in your DMs on IG boss!

[SIID @seuntedu]

I have been listening to @greatmantakit 's WILDFIRE album for some time now
It is paining me that I did not listen to it before now

@greatmantakit finished work on that album, on one of the tracks he was rapping the beat ended he was still rapping 🔥🔥

What a man!!!

[SIID @seuntedu]

I have been listening to @greatmantakit 's WILDFIRE album for some time now
It is paining me that I did not listen to it before now

@greatmantakit finished work on that album, on one of the tracks he was rapping the beat ended he was still rapping 🔥🔥

What a man!!!

[SIID @seuntedu]

One of the best album intro that I have heard of recent is the one from @SpiritProphecy_ latest album

Adejola Wrhapsody ate it!!!

He summarized the whole album in that intro

Top Guyyyyy 🔥🔥🔥

[SIID @seuntedu]

@Limoblaze I just dey screammmmm

Whattttttttttt 😭