@PremierGospel @PGBreakfast Morning #HPM#Yinka, My Symone is a teen today, so thankful for God's covering over her. Pls play 'Beautiful Day' @jamiegraceh during school run @ 0730. Thx
Happy Birthday darling 🙇🏾♂️💃🙌🏾😍
#Ps139:14
#Butterfly#minime
As we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth2023, our colleagues share quotes from incredible women who have inspired them personally and professionally under this year's theme #CelebratingOurSisters.
It’s so crazy how everything gets to Africa last.
- Facebook monetisation has been ongoing since 2018 and stil not yet in Africa.
- Instagram is monetised but not in Africa
- Tiktok pays creators for in stream ads but not in Africa
- Twitter just started and stil before it will get to Africa maybe when the money is remaining 1k.
- YouTubers struggled in the past as well.
More reasons we don’t get too excited when we hear these news of monetisation of social media platforms because we will be the last to experience it.
But if they want to test a virus or a vaccine, Africa will come to their mind first.
#JusticeForAfricanCreators
We can get to our destination while enjoying the journey, seeing God’s favor despite the opposition. Or we can get there frustrated, upset, worried. I’m asking you to live in the present, one day at a time.
Give your Leaders space to be with the LORD, to hear from GOD, to develop spiritual capacity so that they can properly minister to you.
Empty leaders = empty ministry.
I took 4 hours going through 50 Black owned clothing brands. I ended up buying from 20 and so far spent 1/3 of the money.
But if I am honest, it was incredibly difficult.
Out of stocks, limited products, long/expensive shipping, overpriced items etc.
We need more investment.
It’s okay to work really hard to succeed at your goals, it’s important to also create time to rest. Being productive is important, but not at the expense of health.
God rested, Jesus rested too, so dear music artists and lovers of music, make sure you have a plan for rest. 💛
WATCH: 107-year-old Viola Fletcher — the oldest survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre — tells Congress:
“I'm here seeking justice, and I'm asking my country to acknowledge what happened in Tulsa in 1921 ... We, and our history, have been forgotten, washed away."