A Muslim guy called me "Arne" in Kaduna and this happened. This happened in Kaduna two weeks ago when I went for a program, upon arriving Kaduna around refinery junction I was standing by the road side waiting for who will take me to my location then a Keke driver just came and pack, he stopped there and was looking at me thinking if he knows me but he was not sure then he packed and bring out his phone and may be he searched for my page to check if I'm the one, I was looking at him with a side eye and I knew he recognized me then after he checked he shouted " shine mana" with joy and happiness on his face and he rush to me and with joy he gave me a warm hand shake 🤝 and we greeted me and told me how he love what I do online, he said he is a Muslim but he should much love how I operate on media to preach peace ✌️, then when we are still at that another person came and saw us together and the first guy told this new person who I was and we greeted also, when I was about leaving, the new guy now told the first guy that " Amma kaman Arne ne koh?" Lols, I Heard him but I pretend I didn't hear anything and the first guy shouted at him, "wannet irin Arne? Krista NE , with his face fraun at him and he begins to question the other guy but I was already a bit far from them and I can't here them. In my mouth and I just laugh 😂, and said to myself, these are two people of same religion but different understanding of life and how it operates. Point of view: understanding life and humanity has nothing to do with how your u serve God or worship him (religion) your u can be an idol worshiper and still live a good peaceful life with different people around you. Because a Muslim called me with what I don't like did not mean I should categories all Muslims as bad people, because s Christian call or treat a Muslim with a negative energy did not make all Christians bad people, it depends on the volume of sense of reasoning one carries. Let's love in peace and unity and life will be great for all of us. This picture was an old picture of four years with my boy in Port Harcourt. We fine shaa

A Muslim guy called me "Arne" in Kaduna and this happened. This happened in Kaduna two weeks ago when I went for a program, upon arriving Kaduna around refinery junction I was standing by the road side waiting for who will take me to my location then a Keke driver just came and pack, he stopped there and was looking at me thinking if he knows me but he was not sure then he packed and bring out his phone and may be he searched for my page to check if I'm the one, I was looking at him with a side eye and I knew he recognized me then after he checked he shouted " shine mana" with joy and happiness on his face and he rush to me and with joy he gave me a warm hand shake 🤝 and we greeted me and told me how he love what I do online, he said he is a Muslim but he should much love how I operate on media to preach peace ✌️, then when we are still at that another person came and saw us together and the first guy told this new person who I was and we greeted also, when I was about leaving, the new guy now told the first guy that " Amma kaman Arne ne koh?" Lols, I Heard him but I pretend I didn't hear anything and the first guy shouted at him, "wannet irin Arne? Krista NE , with his face fraun at him and he begins to question the other guy but I was already a bit far from them and I can't here them. In my mouth and I just laugh 😂, and said to myself, these are two people of same religion but different understanding of life and how it operates. Point of view: understanding life and humanity has nothing to do with how your u serve God or worship him (religion) your u can be an idol worshiper and still live a good peaceful life with different people around you. Because a Muslim called me with what I don't like did not mean I should categories all Muslims as bad people, because s Christian call or treat a Muslim with a negative energy did not make all Christians bad people, it depends on the volume of sense of reasoning one carries. Let's love in peace and unity and life will be great for all of us. This picture was an old picture of four years with my boy in Port Harcourt. We fine shaa

The Scripture says, “It is better to please God than to please people.” When you come to the end of life, you’re not going to stand before people; you’re going to stand before God.

You didn’t see it coming. That’s a stored-up blessing that God has to quench your thirst, to cause you to flourish in the famine, to blossom in the barren season, to prosper in the wilderness.

O lord my God,in thee do I put my trust, save me from all them that persecute me, and deliver me,

I salute my cool members in gada.chat may all mighty God bless our hosule today in Jesus name Amen Amen Amen 🙏

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He turned Into A Snake to Swallow The Prince, what Happened Next was shocking! Everyone in the kingdom of Oruama knew one rule: never enter the forest behind the palace. It was not just a warning. It was a law. The king himself had declared it after something happened many years ago that no one dared to speak of. But one morning, the queen’s loud cry shook the palace. Her baby was missing. The guards searched every room, every corner, but the child was nowhere to be found. Then one of the maids whispered something that made the king’s heart freeze. She had seen the nursery door open and leaves scattered on the floor. The baby had crawled out. The king ran out without his crown. He didn’t wait for his guards. He didn’t wait for his advisers. He went straight into the forest. The trees were thick. The air was heavy. But the king kept going. Then he saw it. A giant snake, longer than a palm tree, was coiled around his baby. Its mouth was open. Its fangs were sharp. The baby was quiet, staring at the snake’s eyes. The king didn’t shout. He didn’t cry. He dropped to his knees and spoke in a calm voice. “I know who you are,” he said. “I know what you want.” The snake stopped moving. Its eyes blinked slowly. “You were once my brother,” the king said. “You broke the law of the gods. You were cursed. But you swore you would never harm my blood.” The snake hissed. The forest went silent. “I kept you hidden,” the king said. “I built this palace far from the village so no one would find you. I gave you food. I gave you peace. But now you hold my son.” The snake lowered its head. It looked at the baby. Then it looked at the king. “You want something,” the king said. “Tell me.” The snake opened its mouth wider. But instead of biting, it spoke. “Your son is not just a child,” it said. “He carries the mark. The same mark I had. The gods will come for him.” The king’s face changed. He looked at the baby’s arm. There was a small symbol glowing faintly. “What does it mean?” the king asked. Don't say I didn't tell you, chapter two of this story is available only on our Channel and it is only for the first 500 people to follow. A lot of people have started following oh! Grab your spot to read Chapter Two and other interesting stories. Don't say I did not tell you. Follow Our Whatsapp Channel now!!! Click on the blue write-up below to follow Here is the blue write-up at 👉 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAOnYx4NViuH7SYAl33 👈 The snake began to uncoil. It placed the baby gently on the ground. “It means your son will face what I faced,” the snake said. “But he will not be alone.” The king picked up his child. He looked at the snake. Don't just comment "next" and wait for chapter Two (2)! IT WILL NOT BE POSTED HERE! Follow Our Whatsapp Channel to read. That is the only place it will be POSTED! Click on the blue write-up below to follow Here is the blue write-up at 👉 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAOnYx4NViuH7SYAl33 “What must I do?” he asked. The snake turned and slithered deeper into the forest. “When the time comes,” it said, “you will remember this moment.” Then it vanished. The king returned to the palace with his son. He told no one what happened. But every night, he watched the forest. And every morning, he checked the mark on his son’s arm. If 500 people follow our official WhatsApp channel now, I will release Chapter two immediately. Please follow now if you want to read chapter two. Click on the blue write-up below to follow Here is the blue write-up at 👉 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAOnYx4NViuH7SYAl33 Years passed. The boy grew strong. But the mark never faded. Suddenly one cool evening...................... To Be Continued Follow Our Whatsapp Channel now to complete this story. It is the only place Chapter Two will be posted! Click on the blue write-up below to follow Here is the blue write-up at 👉 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAOnYx4NViuH7SYAl33 If you don't follow our WhatsApp channel now, you won't be able to complete this story oh Follow Our Whatsapp Channel now to read! Here is the link at 👉 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAOnYx4NViuH7SYAl33 Only the first 100 people to follow will complete the story!

They said they are giving me a CUSTOMIZED VINTAGE CAR MADE SPECIALLY FOR KINGS . I never requested from the Chinese manufacturer . They paid my flight ticket , put me in a 5 star hotel and gave me a car gift without me making a demand . No need to buy fuel. No need to changing of oil. Just charge as phone and drive. ALL GLORY BE TO GOD ALMIGHTY

God will grant you the best of your life today

#About the #hundredniaranote The Afizere culture of Nigeria proudly graces our nation’s currency—the hundred naira note—highlighting our esteemed place in the rich tapestry of Nigerian heritage. As one of the most unique and globally recognized tribes, the Afizere people continually stand at the forefront of cultural representation in Nigeria and beyond. Our culture is distinguished by its exceptional uniqueness—notice, for instance, the beautifully synchronized steps in our traditional dances, a testament to our collective harmony and heritage. Rooted in abundant richness, the Afizere people are renowned for their warmth, kindness, and unwavering spirit of hospitality. We embody the heart and soul of the nation, for no conversation about Nigeria’s diverse tribes is complete without the mighty and revered name of the Afizere nation. May God bless the Izere people, May God bless Africa, And may God bless the talented writer Airin DE Cømpøser 😊😊 SSA on Creativity and Entertainment, Jos East Local Government Area. #nigeria #localbusiness #culture #National #trend #trendingreelsvideo