There is this guy in my church who came to me to ask for my number about two weeks ago because he needed me to get something done for him. I punched my number onto his phone and I asked him to call or text me so I can be able to get his number too. By the time I got home, I saw a WhatsApp message from a 234 number, and he said that was his number. I just ignored him. I didn't even reply and I'd never save that number into my contact list.
Dude has been in the UK for four years now and he is still giving his Nigerian number to people in the UK with him. Or is it because I'm a Nigerian like him that he was texting me with his 234 WhatsApp number? I know he would not do that if it was a Brit that he had exchanged a contact with. Except for my very close friends and family members, I don't entertain any 234 messages on my 447 line. Let 234 messages be directed to my 234 number, biko.
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I am glad to finally share this excerpt from a recent interview, partly because it lets me respond to a question that has appeared repeatedly on my timelines: Why haven't I been more visibly active in the current political cycle?
But my answer points to something larger than me.
Over time, I have become increasingly concerned by how quickly we judge one another, especially in politics. We judge by appearances, by what we have heard, by the camp someone belongs to, or by conclusions we formed long before we knew the whole story.
I could simply correct the assumptions made about me and move on. But that would miss the more important lesson.
So I want to suggest a private exercise, particularly for those of us deeply engaged in politics.
You may have heard me say that, ultimately, there are only two sides: Light and Darkness.
Take the political party, movement, or tendency you identify with. Privately, make two lists. Put on one side those you believe represent Light, and on the other those you believe represent Darkness.
Then ask yourself one uncomfortable question:
How do I really know?
That question changes everything.
We see conduct. We hear speeches. We observe alliances and public choices. These things matter, and we must exercise discernment. But we do not see the human heart. Scripture itself warns of people who see without perceiving and hear without understanding (Mark 4:12).
That is why discernment must never become self-righteousness.
If we claim to belong to the Light, our first responsibility is not to become better prosecutors of everybody else. It is to submit ourselves more completely to the Spirit of Truth, to examine our own motives, test what comes before us, reject evil, and hold firmly to what is good.
Another danger is believing we can live indefinitely somewhere between Light and Darkness, changing sides according to tribe, friendship, political convenience, personal advantage, or the demands of the moment.
Jesus Christ leaves us with a much harder standard: “Whoever is not with me is against me.” (Matthew 12:30)
I increasingly believe we are living in spiritually consequential times, the End Times, as defined by Biblical prophecies. That makes careless judgment dangerous, but it also makes complacency dangerous. This is a season for repentance, discernment, courage, and deeper alignment with God.
So before asking where another politician stands, where another party stands, or even where another movement stands, perhaps the more searching question is:
Where do I stand, and what in the way I live proves it?
Truth does not bend itself around our politics, our friendships, our ambitions, or our preferences.
We must align ourselves with Truth.
Watch the full interview here: youtube.com/watch?v=1CKaKoxV…
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lol leave plenty talk oluomo, Roasted corn dey your pocket..
Rinu, please let’s be civil in our disagreements. Everyone has the right to change political parties, and that is part of the beauty of democracy.
We may all have our differences and opinions, but let’s respect @akintollgate decision and allow everyone the freedom to make their own political choices.
At the end of the day, regardless of our political affiliations, we all want a better Nigeria. 🇳🇬
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The hype is actually getting to your head now, and it’s crystal clear. But you’ll learn the hard way. Na only mumu dey twerk for APC. APC wey no send your papa when dem wan do you evil. 😂
Senator Ajibola Basiru is undoubtedly one leader to watch in Osun State and Nigeria. He combines character, political maturity and intellectual depth in a manner that distinguishes him.
His recent visit to Governor Ademola Adeleke is another demonstration of politics beyond bitterness and, importantly, makes the conversation around President Bola Tinubu in Osun State much easier.
There is a lot for the younger generation of politicians to learn from his politics, firm in conviction, yet sufficiently mature to build bridges beyond political divides.
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Shibi meta laro, shibi meji losan, meta laale. Ire o
I will be happy if @officialABAT can help facilitate the release of the former deputy Senate President Ekweremadu back to Nigeria . Because there is no way on earth we can jail any of there government official to serve a jail term in Nigeria regardless of any offense .
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Foolish man
‘He has done his bit’ — Adeboye defends Tinubu over insecurity
Enoch Adeboye, general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has defended President Bola Tinubu against criticism over insecurity.
Speaking at the US-Nigeria faith heroes award gala organised by the Save Nigeria Group on June 23 in Washington, Adeboye said Tinubu has fulfilled his responsibility by directing the military and should not be expected to fight on the frontlines.
thecable.ng/he-has-done-his-…
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Oluomo 😂😂😂
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Mumu man
When you've never worked the supernatural or be a beneficiary of it, you'd think those that operate in that dimension are lying.
This very 2025, not last year ooo, this very 2025, when we were to have our anniversary in church in July. The activities were for 3 days in the first week of July.
Now, in the north, July is the month you'd experience one of the most rainfall.
So, I led the prayer in church. I decreed that there will be no rain on the anniversary week. We locked it up, practically.
The week before the anniversary week, there was heavy rainfall and so, it was expected to continue. Some of my members were already thinking of alternative plan incase rain begins to fall.
I constantly told them, there will be no rain. And so it was. That week was as clear as anything. Not a single drop of rain.
But you know what? Even after the anniversary, rain didn't fall. Rain wasn't falling for about 3 weeks after the anniversary, such that, farmers in Wukari were already complaining.
Them, one sister sent me a message on WhatsApp " Daddy, were sealed the rain, we haven't released it. Crops are beginning to dry up"
I smiled. That Sunday in church, we released back the rain. I told them rain would fall before the end of that very day, and so, rain fell massively. They all were rejoicing in the WhatsApp group.
You see, out of all the supernatural manifestations that I operate in, weather seems to be the easiest.
Every element of nature, adheres to instruction if you know how to operate in that dimension.
Your ignorance is overwhelming . Stop mocking what you don't understand.
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