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

This is something life has thought me, if you think you truly know a person, you better think very well.

SEEDS OF DESTINY DAILY DEVOTIONAL GUIDE BY DR. PST PAUL ENENCHE.

DATE: MONDAY, 4TH. AUGUST, 2025.

TOPIC: CHANGING LEVELS BY ACTION.

SCRIPTURE: And the sons of the prophets said unto Elisha, Behold now, the place where we dwell with thee is too strait for us. Let us go, we pray thee, unto Jordan, and take thence every man a beam, and let us make us a place there, where we may dwell. And he answered, Go ye. 2 KINGS 6:1-2

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The journey of success begins with our dissatisfaction with failure.

I once heard a story of a young man who was looking for a job. He got out of his home one morning and went to an organization in search of a job. When he got there, he told them that he was looking for a job, and they told him that they were looking for people with the requisite job experience. The young man told them something very interesting. He said, “Can I work for your organization free of charge for six months, then I can gain the required experience? After six months, you can interview me again and see if I am employable or not.”
When they saw his passion and tenacity, they employed him. That is, he got so tired of unemployment that he became desperate enough to get what he wanted.

Beloved, the journey of success begins with our dissatisfaction with failure. When you come to a point where you get dissatisfied with failure, then you are set to begin the journey of success. When a person comes to a point where he becomes dissatisfied with affliction, then his deliverance is about to happen. If you are okay with where you are, you don't move from there.

Our anchor scripture tells us a story about the sons of the prophets or prophets in training. They found themselves in a situation of smallness, littleness and confinement, so they decided to get out of that situation. And so, they made a move forward towards enlargement and encountered a challenge. But fortunately for them, the prophet Elisha was with them, so the challenge was overcome.

Beloved, the move you make is what confirms your dissatisfaction with your situation. It is not a matter of what you think, say or feel about the fact that you don't like where you are; the question is, what moves have you made? It is confirmed that you still like where you are until you make desperate moves to leave there. It is the moves you make, the steps you take, that confirm that you don't like where you are. If you are really dissatisfied with failure, you will make aggressive moves and take risky steps until you attain success.

Beloved, the move you make is the confirmation of your dissatisfaction with your situation. It is when you begin to make moves that you create waves that will bring changes.

Remember this: The journey of success begins with our dissatisfaction with failure.

ASSIGNMENT(S):
1. If you don’t like where you are, make the required move for a positive change today.

2. Trust God for direction whenever you want to make critical destiny decisions.

3. Never take No! for an answer when your destiny is involved.

PRAYER: Lord, I refuse to be comfortable with smallness, littleness and obscurity. I receive the grace to force my way to the top and remain at the top, Lord, in Jesus’ Name.

FOR FURTHER UNDERSTANDING, GET THIS MESSAGE: BREAKING THE CYCLE OF FAILURE PART 3 BY DR PAUL ENENCHE

DAILY BIBLE READING: Isaiah 61-63

QUOTE: To be purposeful is to be thoughtful. To be thoughtful is to be successful. Culled from the book, 30 Secrets to the Top by Dr Paul Enenche.

AMAZING FACT: A lion’s roar serves to warn other animals and lions to stay away from their territory.

PROPHETIC DECLARATION/WORD: Receive grace and energy for required action now in Jesus Name.

Always think good

Always think good

You are poor because when it rains, you think about s£x instead of farming

Yes, you! 🫵
I'm talking to you!