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Parenting really doesn't have to be hard, intentionality is the key 🗝️#Team Discipline #

Look who just leveled up—me! Still the main character, still stealing the spotlight, and still aging like fine jollof rice (spicy, irresistible, and a little chaotic). Today’s all about me: cake first, adulting later. I’m accepting gifts, compliments, and bank alerts all day—don’t be shy! Just say a word of prayer for me.

Please, always think twice before you make any comments that has to do with report on third party. You might be hurting a friend. #Olufaderomi #Grace

#SpreadTheLove, #waskydone No need for diamonds, stars above— You are my peace, my joy, my love. So here's a poem, short but true, A world of love, just wrapped in you. #SpreadTheLove

You dont have to be great to start but you have to start to be great. #Favour #tessy_rich

# Happiness # The lord has done it finally Hallelujah 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Somehow, we humans forgot that we are one big family. Let's remind the world again. That we can do everything in love again. #Grateful

Nothing do my shoulder I just remember say Na me.be odogwu for Sweet cake Hold your man🥴

so today is day 47 of our testing the new awesome App. well done all ther tech team

™ So I usually give my neighbor's son, Jeremy, a lift to school whenever I am going to work. He knows I leave home by 7 so by 6:30 he is at my gate waiting for me to take him to school. He is always on time and never comes late. I felt the mother was helping him keep to time as well but I never asked. Me and her has never spoken or talked before. I rarely see her because she leaves home as early as 6 am and returns late at night. Something bothered me. Anytime I drop Jeremy at school, he says thank you, Dad embraces me and runs off. Haa! I felt it was strange. I wondered why he called me dad instead of Uncle. So I asked him one time while taking him to school. "How about your daddy?" "I don't know him. Mum says he is somewhere and she doesn't know where." "So why do you call me daddy when I drop you off in school." "Well because I see you as my daddy. In my school, everyone's dad drops them off at school. And you drop me off at school too." I smiled. I understood where the dad thing was coming from. On Friday, while driving him to school I noticed he was not happy. He was very quiet all through the ride. I asked him what the problem was and he told me. "Our school asked our parents to come for an important meeting on Monday. Mummy said she will not be able to come because she will be busy in Monday." "Is that why you are sad?" He nodded his head. "Everyone father and mother will come. My mother will not be there." I asked him to cheer up. On Monday morning, after I dropped him off at school. He came down and said bye Dad. I noticed he wasn't happy. I drove off and by 9am I decided to return to the school to attend the meeting. When his mates saw me, someone shouted. "Jeremy, see your daddy. He shouted and ran to embrace me." He held my hands and took me to where the meeting was being held. After the meeting, I left. He was very happy I showed up. I could see the pride in his face. This morning, I waited for Jeremy and didn't see him. I went to his house and was told he had gone to school. This is the first time in 2 months he is going without me. I am just worried. Really worried. My name is Eze chibuzo and I am the best at what I do. #Discipline #nakupenda

#waskydone, #spreadthelove, #TeamB The Parable of the Ten Virgins is found in Matthew 25:1–13. Jesus tells this parable to emphasize the importance of being prepared for His return. The lessons from this parable are; 1. Be Prepared at All Times Five wise virgins took extra oil, representing readiness. Five foolish virgins did not, symbolizing neglect. The wise could not share their oil with the foolish. Lesson: Each person is responsible for their own condition. No one can rely on another’s efforts to achieve their goals. 2. Appearance Is Not Enough All ten were virgins, all were invited, and all looked prepared at first. Only the ones with oil were truly ready. 3. There Will Be a Time When It’s Too Late The foolish virgins tried to prepare after the bridegroom arrived, but the door was shut. Lesson: There is a time limit to respond to any call. After which anyother time will be too late. 4. True Readiness Requires Action, Not Just Waiting The wise virgins actively brought extra oil. Lesson: Readiness requires continuous effort. Jesus ended the parable with the command: “Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour.” Lesson: We must live daily with preparation and hard work in view, resisting complacency and slumber.

The Christian life is not a playground. Rather, it is a threatening schemes of spiritual combat, not when so dangerous an enemy is seeking the destruction of our faith. into devastation. The moment a person is converted to There are three formidable foes with which we contend— It iscritical that we be well informed regarding Satan, who evil system around us that is opposed to God. The fleshis objector who can escape being drafted. Every disciple of Christian life. His faith is constantly under attack. No prowls about as a roaring lion seeking someone to devour. presides over the kingdom of darkness. Satan’s strategy is believer is exempt from this warfare as a conscientious to usethe world and the flesh to throw our Christian lives Jesus Christ, the more we advance to the front line of the believer. No Christian can afford to be ignorant of the nothing to please Him. The devil is a fallen angel who battlefield of spiritual warfare. The closer we followthe Lord our old nature that is likewise opposed to God and can do Christ, he begins to meet opposition from the devil in his conflict. This is the sobering reality that confronts every the world, the flesh, and the devil. The world refers to the Christ is thrown into this arena of conflict.