Thank you pastor K

🙋🏻‍♀️ *How would you rate your consistency level in general?*

= *Highly Consistent:* "My consistency is rock-solid. I almost always stick to my plans, routines, and goals, which helps me achieve what I set out to do."

= *Mostly Consistent:* "I'm generally very consistent, especially with important tasks and habits. There might be occasional slips, but I quickly get back on track."

= *Fairly Consistent:* "I try to be consistent, and often succeed, but I do have moments where I struggle to maintain routines. It's a work in progress."

= *Inconsistently Consistent:* "My consistency comes in waves. I can be really disciplined for a while, then lose momentum, making it hard to build lasting habits."

= *Rarely Consistent:* "Consistency is a real challenge for me. I often find it hard to stick with things, which can make reaching goals feel difficult."

🙋🏻‍♀️ *React with an appropriate emoji & share with a friend who needs to reflect on this.*

‭Romans 12:12 KJV‬
Rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation; continuing instant in prayer.

The moment the Youth of Kenya realised that their struggle was different from that of socalled Opposition, they had a clearer understanding! The struggle was against a Political CLASS. This is where Zimbabwe is at, but most are in denial

The groom sent everybody away because they refused to show up at the church but all of them went to the reception to eat

Thank you pastor K

10 Things Lagos Landlords Won’t Tell You Until It’s Too Late

(Read this BEFORE you pay rent!)

If you’re planning to rent an apartment in Lagos, don’t let that fresh paint deceive you. Many tenants only discover the real truth after they’ve paid in full and moved in—by then, it’s too late. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

Here are 10 shady secrets Lagos landlords won’t tell you, but you NEED to know before renting:

1. “It Doesn’t Flood… Except That One Time”

Many landlords will boldly say “no flooding here,” but once the rain starts, your living room turns into a fishpond. Always inspect after rainfall—or ask neighbors quietly.

2. “There’s Steady Light” – Until You Move In

They’ll tell you the transformer is solid. Reality? You might only get light two times a week, and most tenants rely on gen and candles.

3. “Other Tenants Are Peaceful” – But the Compound Is a Warzone

From neighbors fighting over parking space to 3 a.m. loud music, you may end up in a mini-ghetto with no peace of mind.

4. “We Just Renovated” – Only Paint, Nothing Else

Renovated means they sprayed fresh paint on a building that’s leaking, cracking, or termite-infested. Always check toilets, ceilings, and piping yourself.

5. “Water Runs 24/7” – But the Pump Is Always Off

Some compounds only pump water once a week or expect you to “contribute fuel” for the pumping machine. No water = wahala.

6. “Security Is Tight” – But Gate No Get Padlock

They’ll promise a secure compound, but at night, the gate is wide open, the fence is low, and the night guard sleeps off by 10 p.m.

7. “The Landlord Doesn’t Disturb” – Until He Starts Collecting Fines for Everything

Once you’re in, you’ll start hearing:

“₦2,000 for painting stairs.”

“₦1,500 for compound cleaning.”

“₦5,000 for generator stand fee.”
No peace of mind.

8. “Generator Is Allowed” – But Then He Bans It

You buy your gen, set it up, and suddenly the landlord says “no noise pollution.” Or you can only use it for 2 hours max.

9. “We’re a Family Compound” – But Tenants Mind Only Their Family

Family house dramas, landlords living in the same building, or landlords fighting tenants over who should lock the gate? It’s real.

10. “You’re the First to See It” – But Ten Others Have Paid Caution Fee

They pressure you to pay immediately, saying “others are interested.” Don’t fall for it. Do your checks and take your time.

"An evil man will burn his own nation to the ground to rule over the ashes."

-Sun Tzu