The Voice of the Girl Child
Oh we love our daughters. We say we are protecting them while stifling them. We tell them to be strong but we silence them when they try to speak up.
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That part about 'believers' sharing and retweeting porn content: nudes, etc... 👀👀
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David Yongi-Cho was dying of tuberculosis at a very young age when a young lady started coming to his house with a New testament Bible
According to him, the young lady came to his house persistently until he took the Bible from her, read it and accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord
This tweet is a gentle call for people who don't have a prayer community or church they currently attend and are living in #Toronto 🇨🇦 or USA , I would love to pray with you once a week.
Please kindly RT, you might be giving someone a family❤.
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Someone preached the gospel to another person of another religion
She didn't carry a megaphone at 5AM in the morning to disturb the neighbourhood
The person she preached to was in the same car with her
The person was not a child
The person could have told the person preaching to
Nigeria's food inflation is nearly 20% and Nigerian Twitter did not even bother..
We are all tired, because in reality food inflation is closer to 40% than 20%.
Nigerians were spending 60% of income on food before, today it is way higher, the country abuses you to adapt.
@baba_Omoloro It was inevitable.This post simply validates that Nigeria is still the world poverty capital, with over 49% of its citizens living below the poverty line(If you earn less than $1.98 daily=900).
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