So I Jumped on this challenge that started about a month ago I guess. I'm new to this motion graphics thing, and trying out challenges is exciting. @BatchMotion #batchlogochallenge. A big thanks to @rowlandolamide @jobosonchisa. How did I do? #motionGraphics #motiondesign

If this appears on your timeline just repost it. #EndPoliceBrutality ✊🏾

The resting place of Noah’s Ark has been found, and archaeological researcher Andrew Jones has been work tirelessly for years to show this to the world.

PVC registration doesn't end this Friday. It's only the end of phase two, and phase three starts on May 4 until the actual deadline of August 17. Please retweet.

If you’re Nigerian and you didn’t drop litter in your environment today, like & RT. I want to check something.

Remember that game we used to play in primary school, where we all had pencils and paper and someone calls on a particular letter and you have to enter answers for name, animal and thing? I made an online version i-call-on-five.vercel.app/ Try playing with the bots on hard mode

It's me! This is the link i-call-on-five.vercel.app/

Aug 22, 2024 Taliban bans Afghan women from speaking or singing in public. Jan 1, 2026 The lunatic bigoted Hisbah Police in Yobe State bans women from speaking in public. What is playing out clearly is sad to see: We are all watching the progressive decline and destruction of Nigeria by retrogressive barbarians who take inspiration from Taliban extremists. And we are all doing nothing about it. This will surely not end well.

Four months ago, I received a call: “Pastor, one of your boys has been arrested. He’s at the police cell.” After asking around, I discovered it was LK, popularly called Amacula, a brilliant young man in his late twenties. He left home as a teenager and had survived on the streets ever since, doing whatever his hands found to do. One Sunday, he wandered into our church under the bridge and became part of our community. God had begun a slow work in him, reshaping, tempering, softening a man hardened by life. Some biblical teachings confronted him deeply, and he struggled with them, yet he kept coming back to learn. “A bruised reed He will not break” (Isaiah 42:3). One Sunday while I was teaching, I noticed he was distracted. When our eyes met, he gestured, asking to step out briefly. He said, “Pastor, e jo, mo’n bo…”. I told the person beside me, “He’s going to fight.” And he did—beat someone up—and then returned to church, sat down quietly, and said, “Pastor, e jo, e ma binu.” I was torn. How does a man fight and then return to sit under the Word so calmly? Yet that was him, still raw, still unrefined, but already being worked on by God. He had a strong sense of justice. He defended the defenseless, fought for the oppressed, and stood firmly for what he believed was right, though his methods were still being redeemed. “The zeal of your house has consumed me” (Psalm 69:9), though not yet according to knowledge. When I heard of his arrest, I went to see him. No one else could, many of the brethren had past issues with the police in that area. By the time I arrived, he had been moved from the station to court, then to another court. I finally found him moments before his trial. He pleaded not guilty, and his journey into prison began. For four months, he was there, no father, no mother, no relatives. Only the church. We prayed. We visited. We stood by him. “Remember those who are in prison, as though in prison with them” (Hebrews 13:3). And now, to the glory of God, he has been released. Many of these men are hardened on the outside, but inwardly they are simply lost. A simple message, “Jesus loves you”, can break even the toughest heart. “The Word of God is living and powerful” (Hebrews 4:12). Go and tell everyone that Jesus saves. You may only be planting a seed, but God gives the increase (1 Corinthians 3:6). Last year, the Lord did mighty works on the streets among souls battered by life. This year, we go even harder for Jesus. “The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10).

Happening right here in Nigeria as we speak. If you see this, share it to help save the lives of Nigerian Christians, as long as they are concerned, there is no government in Nigeria😢

Adults should stop referring to kids as "my husband" or "my wife" Stop it.

My fellow future tax payers, the people you want to dash money to. Read this @AmplifyAfrica_

This is not a shrine, AI generated or mad people’s home but another hospital in Danko/Wasagu local government area of kebbi state. As I stated earlier, almost every hospital in Kebbi state is in a very poor condition but the government is spending billions of naira recklessly for the things that are not needed or important. The incompetence and high level of corruption in Kebbi state must be properly addressed. It’s obvious that @NasiridrisKG has failed woefully in almost every area of development. It’s sad, shameful, pathetic and unfortunate.

12 MIDNIGHT..25.07.25 (tonight into tomorrow)! The Album : GENERATION INTIMACY will be available worldwide!!! This is just a mashup of few of the tracks on it! 16 powerful tracks that will drive you to your maker, get you on your knees in worship! Are you ready??? Say GEN I 👇🏾

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Dear Pilgrim, 🎶 Many with the mic but few are singing Many with their titles but few with their calls Many have thrown their garments on the way. Who shall tell them Who shall warn them When the music fades and all is done And we stand before the king How did we live our lives on earth Will it please the master so? Did you exchange your fire for bread Did you tell of the great I Am? Or did you dance with the daughters of this world ? Would it please the master so? *2 If you hear the whispers of the heart I know you hear our voice If you hear the singing of the birds I know you hear our songs If you hear the prayers of creation I know you hear our cry Did you exchange your burdens for silver? Did you cry the cry of the king ? Or did you lend your voice to the serpent? Will this please the master so? When the music fades and all is done And we stand before the king How did we live our lives to tell? Will it please the master so? When the music fades and all is done And we stand before the king How did we live our lives to show? Will it please the master so? 🎶 Always remember that not everyone will awaken to joy. Some will awaken to shame and everlasting contempt. When our pilgrimage in time is done, everyone will stand before the King. The matter in that day won't be how long you travelled but how far during the journey your life pleased the King. Be separate. Love Jesus absolutely. Do His will. Serve His purposes. One day, the music will fade how every man or woman lived their lives will show. May he that reads understand!