Pls say a prayer for my parents : today is their 55TH wedding anniversary ❤️🙏

All Africans were born Arsenal fans,but after taking drugs, alcohol and weed, others started supporting Chelsea, Liverpool and Man City. Those who added witchcraft and sorcery started supporting Manchester United 😅.

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When you remove the brain of a die hard APC SUPPORTER and put it into a Bird, the Bird will fly backwards.

Ladies!!!! Be careful who is advising you about your marriage/relationships when you go to the salon, church meeting and in the neighborhood.

They're deceiving themselves how they are happy, independent single ladies. But given a chance, it's every woman's dream to own a husband, men are very important in our lives,let's not pretend.

Not every divorced woman was in an abusive marriage. Some were caught cheating and sent parking, but they won't tell you the truth. They are the ones that will be shouting "proudly single mothers" on social media as if it's a thing of joy or something to be proud of.

May God grant us the wisdom to live purposefully, the humility to judge less, and the maturity to mourn — even our enemies — with dignity. Rest, General. Your chapter is closed. But the lesson remains open.

History is not written by bitter people with loud opinions. It is written by those who lived — who failed, who tried, who rose, who led, and who finished. Buhari has finished. The real question is — when your own curtain falls, what story will your life have told?.

Ask yourself what you are building, who you are impacting, what you are becoming. Ask yourself whether your name will be remembered — not for hatred, but for healing. Not for insults, but for influence. Not for dancing on graves, but for lifting the broken.

not because we agree with the life lived, but because we understand the finality and the frailty of it all. So rather than waste time celebrating the departure of a man who has completed his race, perhaps reflect on your own.

None of us is righteous enough to determine another’s eternal fate. If mercy found Buhari, then it is God’s will. If judgment awaited him, that too is in divine hands — not yours, not mine. But wisdom demands that we bow in silence when death arrives —.

For what we say of the dead echoes back at us in time. What kind of society celebrates death — especially of someone who did not die by the sword, but by nature? Where is the dignity? Where is the soul?. The Bible says, “I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy.”.

While he served, many slandered. And now that he rests, they mock. It is a deep tragedy that in this age of moral decay and intellectual laziness, we forget the wisdom of restraint, of reflection, of reverence — not just for the dead, but for ourselves.

The irony of it all is that many of those laughing at his death will never accomplish half of what he did. Many will not reach half of his age. Many will not endure half of the pressure or carry a tenth of the responsibility that he bore for years. While he ruled, many watched.

remembered — not dismissed. But you, the ones who laugh — what will be said about you when death knocks at your own door? Will there be noise or silence? Laughter or mourning? Will anyone even know you passed?.

it remembers those who tried, those who carried the burden of a nation even in the midst of criticism. When Buhari dies, he takes nothing with him. He has already etched his name in Nigeria’s history books. Whether with praise or with critique, he will be studied, analyzed, and.

These are the same voices involved in shady deals, social media bravado, and aimless complaints, offering nothing to nation-building but noise and spite. They forget that history does not remember the loudest voices on Twitter —.

Where are the critics’ own contributions? The very ones who mock his death are often those who have never led a family, let alone a nation.

His time in power was marked by controversies, difficult decisions, national conversations, and polarizing opinions. But he was not a man without effort. He was not a man without legacy. And he most certainly was not a man without achievements.

and yet, some have reduced this transition to nothing more than memes, sarcasm, and empty laughter. How hollow can a heart be, to find joy in the final breath of another?. Let us not pretend that Buhari was a perfect man. No leader is.