SonOfManyPrayers🙏🏽 @Farntasma

There was a time when human beings could read the Earth. I grew up with my grandfather, and I witnessed many things that felt like magic to me back then. The wind meant something. The behaviour of animals meant something. A dog barking strangely throughout the night could mean something. The position of the sun meant something. The seasons spoke. The rivers spoke. The trees spoke. And they paid attention. My grandfather could look at the sky, observe insects, feel the wind, watch certain animals behave differently, and tell you rain was coming. As a child, you think these people are performing magic. Then you grow older and realise they had spent their entire lives studying a language you were never taught to speak. The language of Mother Earth. Modern civilisation gave us incredible intelligence, but somehow we became strangers to the intelligence beneath our feet. We know when our phone battery is at 10%… but many of us cannot tell when our own spirit is exhausted. Weeks can pass without our bare feet touching the soil that produces almost everything keeping us alive. My grandfather would sometimes tell me to go outside, walk barefoot and communicate my heart’s desires. It wasn’t always about begging God for something. For them, there was power in declaration. They spoke. They decreed. They believed there was a relationship between man, the Creator, the ancestors, the land, and the unseen world around him. Africans were deeply connected to their roots and one of the tragedies of Africa is not that we had no knowledge… It is that much of what we knew was dismissed as bad, evil or primitive before the world learned how to describe similar ideas in another language. Long before many things had modern names, our ancestors had encountered them through observation, spirituality, nature and generations of accumulated knowledge. They studied plants without calling it pharmacology. They understood seasons without calling it meteorology. They studied human behaviour without calling it psychology. Knowledge existed before the vocabulary we use today and the big big grammer we use today. Africa had spiritual traditions. Divination. Ancestral communication. Ritual healing. Dream interpretation. Africans developed different ways of understanding the invisible dimensions of existence. Then many of us were taught to become ashamed of indigenous names, medicines, and spiritual traditions. Imagine someone choosing Amber over her native name “IHEOMA or ADUNNIADE” just to feel among? What belonged to our ancestors became “backward.” What arrived from elsewhere became “civilised.” We can honour the dead of other cultures as saints… Saint Peter. Saint Jude. Saint Augustine. We ask for their guidance and yet the moment an African speaks about honouring his ancestors, we become uncomfortable. Somehow their dead became holy… and ours became a subject to cast & bind. But here is the funny thing, modern world is becoming fascinated again with meditation, plant medicine, ancestral healing, holistic wellbeing, etc. And none of this is new to Africans. But I must also say this… not everything our ancestors believed was correct. Some traditions deserve preservation while some deserve evolution and some deserve abandonment. But throwing away an entire civilisation’s knowledge because it was not written in European scientific vocabulary was a BIG MESS-UP. Today, there are things your ancestors knew that you may never know because nobody remembered to teach your father and there are things your father cannot teach you because nobody was allowed to teach his father. There are libraries walking around African villages with grey hair right now and every time one of them dies without transferring what they know… a library burns. We will continue paying for our mistakes until we all wake up to the realization that we used to be a world power with powerful kingdoms, controlled major trade routes, etc.

As a guy, has a babe ever toasted you before? 😂

There are people who discuss their plans with others and immediately feel something shift inside them. Before the conversation, they were excited... Then they talk about it, and suddenly the energy disappears. If you are one of those people, learn to recognise that signal. Some people are not built to announce what they are building. Your spirit operates better in silence... You are a silent goal-getter and must understand that some things need darkness before they need light. People like this feel strangely empty and exposed after revealing their plans. Pay attention to that feeling... It is teaching you how you are designed to move and operate. If you repeatedly notice that your plans lose momentum after you announce them, stop treating silence like secrecy, embrace silence as part of your strategy. Build first then speak when necessary. Sometimes people should discover what you were doing when it is already too late to discourage you. Not everything happening in your life requires witnesses because there are victories that need no announcement before manifestation. Move quietly. Learn quietly. Build quietly. Fail quietly. Correct yourself quietly. Some destinies speak better after they have manifested. Every man is being led by a spirit... Know yourself and understand yourself. Self-knowledge is spiritual intelligence.

@Ugochukwu96_ Yeahhh

Na the first 200m be the wahala now

Fred @Fedrickkkkkk

2 days ago

If u lock 200m for most of these savings app dem go give u 36m+ up front I go use am Dey try any other investment with confidence say even if I fail I go still collect another 36m next year while my 200m is still intact.

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When you marry a young lady at her early prime (19-25), she'll think that getting married to a man is an easy thing because at that time, she has not really experienced heartbreak and isn't desperate. So she'll not take her marriage seriously, and most of her friends or mates are still single, no kids and are "balling". When you marry a lady in her late prime (26-35), she'll do all she can to make that marriage work because she has experienced certain things and knows how difficult it's to win a man's commitment. And she had already enjoyed her youth and now feels that it's time to settle down. Her mates are also getting married, and she's experiencing both family and societal pressure. And she'll hardly cheat in marriage unlike the under 25s. And she'll not punish her husband by cheating back because he cheated. She'll also not have too many friends anymore and most likely will be no longer a student but a worker who understands the value of money. Before she does things, she'll be very calculating and will have more concern for her reputation to protect. You can never downplay the impact that age and experience have in marriage when it comes to women. The prefrontal cortex is not fully mature until after age 25, and it continues to solidify until the age of 32. The prefrontal cortex is the part of the brain that controls decision making and thinking. End.

My mum is dying, please help retweet 😭🙏🏻

Rita Sunshine @1RitaSunshine

3 months ago

This video is a call for help. My mum is battling with stroke, and it is slowly taking her life. She needs urgent medical funds to stay alive, and I cannot do this alone anymore. Please, if you have it in your heart to help or retweet this to someone who can, I beg of you 🤲🏻🙏

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Samsung is hiring foreign students in Korea🤲

@Victorokeke_ Opportunities abound my bro just leave this country first.

Having a family that has your back whether rain or sun is an underrated blessing

Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35

2 days ago

Davido was giving a very well deserved standing ovation and a round of applause by Folashade, Nikos and BRED for all his efforts and a job well done on their Dad’s election😂✨😍

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When I wanted to buy my car, my friend discouraged me using GehGeh's popular advice: "Whatever you cannot afford twice, don't buy it." At the time, I had only 13 million naira in my account and the car cost 12 million naira. He told me not to get it. I bought it anyway. I knew what I was seeing ahead. Today, the connections I have made with that car, the deals I have closed and the invitations to give financial presentations at events are far beyond anything I had gotten before. There is a prestige that comes with a clean car. It complements your dressing, your scent and your overall presence. The respect people extend to you is on a completely different level. People also tend to offer you bigger opportunities when they believe you have seen money. A solid car positions you as someone worth taking seriously. Whether that is fair or not, that is the reality. You just need to know how to position yourself well. A clean 🫧 car is not just a car. It is a statement. And mine has been saying the right things. Above all, love God.

@oku_yungx Good news, happiness and Joy

What do you want right now? Let’s have it.

@ChuksEmma947401 I'm interested

Someone who loves you will give to you and keep giving, because the only proof of love is giving. It is good for your own heart when you give to the one you love. If they are not always giving to you and making you feel special, they do not love you. It is that simple.

khendrick🇬🇧🇬🇭! @_khendrickk

4 days ago

if woman dey love you forget.. momo vendor bag good woman chale

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You will be saving my mom just by reposting 😩🤲🏻

Rita Sunshine @1RitaSunshine

5 months ago

Call for help. My mum was hit with a stroke in may 2024. Since then our lives haven't remained the same. My family have spent all our savings yet her condition hasn't changed. She has severe BP challenge, she has diabetes. Which has gone on to take a toll on her kidneys.

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@AfamDeluxo Nwa mkpi!! 😂😂

Not trying to brag but i have never been denied a visa. No country can actually do that. They need me as much as i need them. Some people’s realities are different. You just accept them like that. I don’t fast or pray to get VISA. I apply and wait for it to be granted. The only country i country i have no visa on is AUSTRALIA and that is totally because i am not interested and business don’t take me there. WE CRUISE ONLINE BUT KNOW IT IS JUST TWITTER. Reality is where it all matters.

Underrated for real

Alex Onyia @winexviv

6 days ago

The most unseen privilege in life: a supportive family.

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Pep once said "Because it's Chelsea" 😉