If you are struggling with your prayer life, I recommend that you listen to these messages and read these books But remember, the way to build a consistent prayer life is by praying 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐬 - The School of Prayer (Apostle Joshua Selman) - The Holy Spirit and your prayer

The way out of prayerlessness is prayer. The way to a vibrant prayer life is prayer.

New addition to my library 🔥🔥 My pastor recommended this book for us at SOM. It's a compilation of all E.M Bounds' books on Prayer. It's 568 pages. It doesn't matter how much we read or talk about prayer, we must pray.

30 slots only | It's not free but very affordable because I want you to value it. If you know an undergraduate who needs this, please tag or share it with them. Let’s raise money-smart students early. https://t.co/HIA4Gx2wHL

In fact, I even used part of my savings to pay for someone’s ICAN class. That’s the kind of financial confidence I want to help more students build. 🎓 Campus Money Sense – Smart Habits. Real Money. Brighter Future.

• How to make money while in school • How to start investing early • And how to build financial sense before NYSC. I still remember how proud I felt after NYSC when I told my dad not to send me money anymore because I had saved enough.

“Campus Money Sense.” It’s for two types of students: 💰 Those who don’t save at all because they think their allowance is too small. 💼 And those who save, but not in a way that makes their money grow. We’ll talk about: • How to save smarter (even from small money)

losing value. Looking back now, I realize that if I’d known what I know today about saving properly, investing early, and making my money work, I’d be in an even stronger financial position. That’s why I’m starting a small, practical class for undergraduates called

I had no idea what PiggyVest, Cowrywise, or mutual funds were. I didn’t understand how inflation quietly eats into your money sitting in a regular bank account. So, I kept saving in my GTBank account, thinking I was doing something smart not realizing my money was actually

When I was in school, I was known as the girl who could save money. I was careful with how I spent, and I always made sure something was left over from my allowance. But here’s the thing, even though I knew how to save, I wasn’t saving the right way.

💌 New Dear Her letter just dropped: “Dear Her, You Are Not Behind” If you’ve ever felt like everyone else is moving ahead while you’re stuck, this one’s for you. It’s a pause, a mirror, and a reminder that your path has its own beauty. https://t.co/9kWy4W4Tt2

Constantly check your life through the lens of the WORD.

Is it just tongues or social media or a heavy Bible or a bio we are using to depict that you are a believer? What about your character? What changes can we see in your life? Are you living the word or are you just reading it?

Let the word of God be the mirror through which you examine your life not another person's life. What character flaw do I need to work on? What spiritual habit do I need to perfect? As you behold, you become what and who you behold.

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If you’ve ever wanted to work with me personally, this is your chance. I’m taking limited mentees for 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐞 — my 4-week mentorship program. 💰 Learn more & apply here → [ https://t.co/5JCPXnl2Pz]

We’ll work together to create a clear, actionable roadmap tailored to you. Here’s what you can expect 👇 ✅ Personalized financial guidance ✅ Actionable strategies that fit your lifestyle ✅ Accountability to stay consistent ✅ A clear roadmap to build wealth intentionally

actually follow through. This is for you if you’ve ever said things like: “I earn well but I’m always broke.” “I want to invest but I don’t know where to start.” “I’m tired of trying and failing with money.”

Money advice is everywhere. But personal guidance, someone to help you apply it to your real situation is rare. That’s why I created 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐞. A one-on-one mentorship program for people who are ready to take control of their finances, build structure, and

People often ask me, “Doyin, can you mentor me one-on-one?” For the longest time, my answer was not yet. Because I didn’t just want to create a mentorship, I wanted to build something that truly changes lives.