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3rd Service | Improving Communication In Relationship & Marriage | Pst Bolaji Idowu | Oct 18th 2026 x.com/i/broadcasts/1pKdRDknr…
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This a place where murderous musters have been seen taking selfies. Global criminals elements, and people have been found and fond of murdering their loved ones for believe of a better place in eternity, yet married couples where drowned with their keelers laughing for kissing.
The “ sexual act” was kiss yall. They killed them because they kissed.
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You can't separate promixiocity from a Nigerian Policeman
Police is your friend 🙈🙈
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A 100-bed ultra-modern hospital in Makurdi reportedly cost ₦213 million, while a 3-classroom block in rural Ahoada, according to Burna Boy and his agents, cost ₦250 million. 🤣😭 If they built that hospital, would they tell us ₦250 trillion? 😂💔 Nigerians, are these people magicians? 🤣🤣🤣
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A sign of laziness
It's funny how I would rather inconvenience myself by stretching half-way out of the bed with one hand on the floor, so I can plug/connect my phone charger, instead of just standing up from the bed to save time. Anything not to leave that bed.
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You said something interesting, but disabled your CS because you felt a more intelligent opinion could alter your vague ideology. Well, that's too bad of you.
People who convince you to invest in compound interest usually avoid the conversation about compound inflation. While investing money in the stock market for 40 years might make you millions, by 2070, those millions might only buy you a small car. Think about this and inter-osculate how we are buying iPhones today at the cost of tokunbo vehicles in 2014/15. The runaway inflation of 2020, 2021 and 2023 should have taught us that fiscal bureaucrats can’t be trusted to stop printing money, and it nullifies compound interest as a legitimate wealth generator. These are just a few scripted snares that keep you on an uncontrollable path to mediocrity and obedience. Replace these dogmatic ideologies with the Unscripted Framework, and you can reclaim control over your financial plan, and not relinquish it to the hands of time and economic forces. This is why I appreciate the realism of the economic plans of @Pres_Adebayo and @sowore no matter how much we may disagree with them in other areas. 🇳🇬
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This is why people loves the Yorubas. Abi I lie?
In Igala culture, if a husband dies, his relatives will come and carry all this property including cups and spoons before the burial. I was sitting with some Igala people one day, and we were discussing culture when they started telling me something that shocked me. They told me that when a married man dies, some of his relatives rush to his house, before he is even buried, they can pack almost everything in the house. Chairs, wife's clothes, TV, cups and spoons bags of clothes, kitchen utensils, everything. I remembered something that happened in my neighbourhood. A man died, but before I knew he was dead, I saw people loading chairs, cups and other belongings from his house. I honestly thought the family was relocating or had sold the house. I didn't even know the man had died until about two weeks later, when I was having a conversation with a neighbour. When I mentioned what I had seen, she explained what had happened. The man had children, and they were still little. The Igala woman told me that her aunties husband died. And she took her husbands body back to the village. Immediately she got to the village, some of her husbands relatives left for Abuja. When they got to their house, they had no key to enter, they tried to break in but the neighbors in the compound stopped them. They were asked what they wanted, the said the widows box or George. This thing happened in 1999 so the didn't have phones then to make calls. Thank God, they didn't succeed. It was two months after she came from the village that they neighbors told her what had happened. What surprised me was that these people were talking about it as a practice they knew existed, even though they didn't support it. One of the men even said most of his relatives didn't know he had a house in Abuja because he was afraid of what might happen to his properties if he died. He said whenever he bought land, he made sure his wife or wife sister knew about it. Omo, I sat there wondering. I know no culture is perfect, and I'm not saying my own culture is better than theirs. But in my own culture, even when relatives fight over inheritance, I can't imagine people rushing to pack the spoons, children's clothes and everything in the house before the man is even buried. Imagine losing your husband and, on top of grieving, having to worry about how to protect the things you and your children have left. Honestly, some traditions deserve to be questioned. 💔
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When I tell my wife I don't use these things she'll say I'm too local 😂 but I know what I know
No wonder the boil on our armpit after use dey hard like stone . Fake roll on’s
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So unaa no get news again
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Those people Pastor Bolaji dusted his shoes in front of may not understand the eternal significance of that action. If your sister was among those ladies, you better lead her to repentance with fasting and prayer. You may watch that clip and think it was just funny or entertaining, but it was not a joke if you understand the biblical significance of dusting the dust off one's feet. Jesus instructed His disciples in Matthew 10:14 to shake the dust off their feet when people refused to receive them or listen to their words. Pastor Bolaji was responding to a lady who called men stingy. When he addressed the issue, the ladies opposed him, and he dusted his shoes and ended the sermon. Many people may see a viral clip and laugh without understanding the spiritual weight of what they are watching. Not every moment in the pulpit is entertainment. Some actions carry a serious biblical message. Before you turn such moments into jokes, take time to understand what Scripture says. As a man, this is where I pray: “God, protect me from every woman who attended that sermon!” I am not ready to bring trouble into my home by marrying someone who rejected a message from a man of God and witnessed him dust his shoes before ending the sermon. I take these things seriously. 🙏
If these people understand what this Pastor just did, they will actually beg him for forgiveness. This message is going to stand against all of them.😭
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This aunty is so bitter. I pity the man wey go marry her daughter
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Ok naaaa, I need help 🙏
Dear men, we beg you please open up and ask for help when you need it, there are genuine people who care about you and willing to go the extra mile to help you. 🙏
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When she said, "I dated a farmer." Her fellow women laughed at the man in mockery. Then she said, "he was a doctor." Then they said, "awwnnn"—(Church Sisters oh)fear women. Someone set up a business for you, you're still calling him stingy 😂. You wanted a fish, he said instead of just a roasted catfish, let me set up a fishpond for you, but he's stingy because of accountability. Pastor walked away because trying to explain certain things to a woman is like trying to teach a 5years old child Calculus.... She will still go ahead writing ABCD, because that's what is in her head—ABCD. I'm just pitying unmarried men.
This was so funny 😂 They say “Men Dey” 😂
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They're not wise. They just compounded their problems and Pastor B did what God asked him to do. Now the consequences of their choices is theirs to face. Men dey! There's almost no repentance and no lesson learnt from the simple illustration. Men dey! I pity dem ...
Do you all think these runs girls don’t go to churches too? 🤣🤣
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He has been really watching a lot of WWE
Bro I never experrected it 😂
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Stop spreading fake news Toluwani is not ded 🙏🏾
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in April, we started working on getting our NAFDAC import license for some of the raw materials we get from Germany and China. I reached out to an agent someone introduced me to, the guy quoted 200k to help me complete the reg and get the license. i offered to pay him the 200k, but he will have to walk me through the process end-to-end, so i will be the person uploading the docs instead of giving him access to our portal to do it, which is how they typically work; he refused! he said i want to learn his work. the reason i like to be involved is that I have had a case where these agents fabricated docs on our behalf without our consent and submitted them to NAFDAC. their only goal is to complete the reg and collect that 200k from you. they have done hundreds of similar reg for other brands, so they know how to duplicate similar docs for any business and submit them to NAFDAC without them even knowing + they have relationships in NAFDAC/Customs that they use to get the docs approved without much scrutiny. I had to go for a week-long training program by NSW in Apapa, to learn how to do it myself. Not that i dont have 200k to give an agent, but i have seen how these people operate. the anyhowness and lack of integrity. that's why i dont completely blame NAFDAC for this fake products issue. It's the whole system around them; the agents helping people get a license with fake docs, the manufacturers printing labels and packaging (someone comes to you print packaging for a drink and you know they are not the owners but you still go ahead and print it for them) the distributors and wholesalers buying those items from them because it’s cheaper or just ignorance. We need more people with integrity and good morals in the value chain. NAFDAC alone cannot fix this!
#HappeningNow NAFDAC has uncovered a suspected counterfeit production facility at Zamfara Plaza, BBA Trade Fair Complex, Lagos State. Two suspects were arrested at the scene while allegedly revalidating energy drinks and popular wine and whisky brands. More details to follow shortly.
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This people's criminal attributes is enough to discredit anyone vying for political offices from the South East.
NAFDAC has uncovered a large scale counterfeit alcoholic beverage operation at the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex, seizing products worth over ₦2bn. The agency said its operatives discovered more than 20 illegal stores allegedly involved in counterfeiting during a raid on Tuesday, following credible intelligence Video Credit : NAFDAC
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You fell in love with someone else while you're married to your husband. You claimed your marriage was over while you were still in his house. Your only history of care, was providing him with a cup of coffee for two weeks, and you really wanted to be on his will? Selfish!
Paulina Porizkova was choosing clothes for her husband's coffin when she found his will. It said: "I will not provide for my wife because she abandoned me." In the video below, she tells it herself. Her husband was Ric Ocasek of the Cars. Their marriage was already over, but they still lived in the same house. She had fallen in love with someone else, and Ric knew. Then he had surgery for early-stage lung cancer. She took care of him and made him dinner. About two weeks later, he died. Her first reaction to the will: "Well, that's a lie." Maybe somebody had made a mistake. Then the press got hold of it, and people started asking what she had done to him. "This was a man that I was just bringing a coffee to. How did we go from being like best friends and family to him publicly shaming me?" On his phone she found messages between him and his divorce lawyer. "He wanted to hurt me one last time. And weirdly enough, I can forgive that." She was left with zero cash and asked friends to buy her groceries. For two years she sued the trustee of his estate, and by extension her own children and stepchildren. Under New York law she got a third. Did Ric Ocasek have the right to cut off a wife who had already fallen for someone else, or was "abandoned" a lie he wrote to hurt her one last time?
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