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ReplyDeleteObi for President
Wizkid FC
Proudly Tiv
Chai
DeleteThank God 🙏
ReplyDeleteMor
It is well 🙏
ReplyDeleteOh,he is a king?
ReplyDeleteI tired oo. King indeed. Why not President
DeleteGood one pastor 👍
ReplyDeleteForgiveness is Peace ✌️✌️
ReplyDeleteOne Love Keep Is Together 👍👍
Hello iya Boys
Forgiveness is Peace ✌️✌️
ReplyDeleteOne Love keep Us Together 👍👍
Hello iya Boys
Good for them
ReplyDeleteNice one
ReplyDeleteA king and pastor 🥺
ReplyDeleteThank you sir
ReplyDeleteOkay oo
ReplyDeleteNice one
ReplyDeleteThis man and curses is like 5 and 6
ReplyDeleteMy mum dragged me to his church many years ago, that day he cursed some people that told a lie about him with HIV, he said may they be carriers of the Virus, e shock me
So you can now contract HIV/AIDS via curses, and not through unprotected sexual intercourse, unscreened blood transfusion or sharing drugs paraphernalia?
DeleteThere is no power these Nigerian gods of men won't ascribe to themselves except causing positive change in that accursed country.
"Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful"
- Seneca the Younger.
Dr okrota rest.
DeleteNigeria is not cursed, it is Nigerians who are mostly bad behaved. You can't be badly behaved and your country will become paradise it doesn't work that way.
DeleteNice one pastor
ReplyDeleteHis curses are irrelevant because these boys are beyond help. Even if this so-called "pastor king" blesses them endlessly, they won't succeed in life. They lack common decency, principles, and the moral backbone needed to thrive.
ReplyDeleteThey embody the stereotype of the poverty-stricken Nigerian, always trying to outsmart others and claim they're clever, seeking what they call "grace," unearned favor, or miraculous financial gains.
People with this mindset never appreciate those who help them; instead, they believe they've outsmarted or exploited the person.
In my opinion, unless they undergo a drastic and highly unlikely change in mindset, they will continue to struggle. Without character, skills, or competence to sustain success, they will inevitably turn against anyone who tries to support them.
This e be whatever talks too much but I agree with this
DeleteOluwaseun 🙄🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteThat's good
ReplyDeleteThe opportunities he gave these boys were ones that educated people would have utilized and be eternally grateful for.
ReplyDeleteThese boys can't string words to form good sentences. Sending them to Cyprus wasn't the right thing. They should have acquired skills here in Nigeria.
Send people wey get head for book to Cyprus, na these ungrateful chickens you send.
They went to Cyprus and linked up with Yahoo boys there. Were going to class in flowing Agbada.
DeleteThere are some people who shouldn't be helped.
You see those two? Anyone who interacts with them should like with the devil, do it with a 10 foot pole.
LMAO.
ReplyDeleteYoung ppl make mistakes everyday and grow beyond their past. There are sitting judges who once were criminals. Psychologists who were drug users and addicts. Teachers who did not learn to read until advanced ages and labelled as dunces. God knows His purpose for every life that is here. I wish them well.
ReplyDeleteMa gi, ma the boys, unu nile wu clowns.
ReplyDeleteWalahi
DeleteDid he type HRM?
ReplyDeleteHmmm. God is merciful.
Thank you for removing the curses.
May lines fall in pleasant places for them.
Kind, Apostle, General Overseer. This old man likes titles, publicity and social media attention/validation like Gen Z
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