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OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
OCTOBER DEVOTION:
Day 6 of Our 31-Day Rosary Challenge – at Ibadan, Nigeria
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
Are you ready for the 31-Day Rosary Challenge in the month of October? – at Ibadan, Nigeria
OCTOBER DEVOTION: 31-DAY ROSARY CHALLENGE IN OCTOBER📿
The month of October is dedicated to Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. To mark this special month, I invite you to join our 31-Day Rosary Challenge designed to mark this year's October Devotion.
Throughout October, we will share daily spiritual exercises, including the recitation of the Rosary, to help us grow in faith, deepen our devotion to Mary, and draw closer to Christ.
Join us on this spiritual journey as we rediscover the power of the Rosary and open our hearts to countless graces. Let us pray together🙏🏾
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I was thinking aloud last night, about the reverse psychology implied by APC niggas:
"How did referring to Peter Obi as a saint become a problem? By all standards, isn't he one?".
Peter Obi is a saint.
Peter Obi is the savior Nigeria needs.
We need to own these taglines.
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
Prayer to Archangel Michael for Protection in the Unseen Battle
Archangel Michael, mighty defender of God’s people, I call upon your prayers and protection today. Defend me where I cannot see.
Crush every darkness sent against me.
Place Heaven’s protection around my life. Stand guard over my home, my family, my mind, and my heart.
Protect me from every hidden danger, every spiritual attack,
every evil intention, and every force that tries to disturb my peace. Archangel Michael, warrior of God, go before me in the battles I
do not understand. Shield me from what I cannot fight alone.
Strengthen me when I feel weak, and remind me that no
darkness is greater than the power of God. By the authority of Jesus Christ, may every plan formed against
me be broken, every fear lose its power, and every evil
presence be driven away. Surround me with the protection of Heaven.
Cover my life with God’s mercy.
Lead me safely under His light.
Archangel Michael, defend me in battle and keep me close to
God. Amen.
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
Immediately I saw this unveiling, i remembered Sarah Baartman.
This is racism.
Sarah was South African & she was also displayed in the same fashion, alive in 19th-century under the derogatory name "Hottentot Venus".
Interestingly, she was taken to England and France in 1810, where her physical features specifically her large buttock were put on public display for spectators to view her in cage-like settings or half-naked in sideshows.
She died in Paris in 1815 at the age of 26.
Why didn't the British government use a white, brown, Arab or Chinese woman. This is a blatant racist insult to black women.
There's nothing to celebrate here.
1815 or 2026, nothing has changed.
A New statue was unveiled in Trafalgar Square London yesterday. It's called 'Everywoman'.
Formally titled Lady in Blue, the sculpture was officially unveiled on September 10, 2026, on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth.
The 5.2-metre-tall bronze work acts as a contemporary "everywoman". It was erected to pay homage to a young, metropolitan Black woman walking forward with purpose and optimism, designed to represent the everyday spirit of today's Londoners.
If you go to Trafalgar Square in London now, you will see it there.
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
Most Holy Lady,
today I place myself under your motherly protection.
I beg you, please protect me from every evil, spiritual or temporal. Since you are the Mother of Jesus and Spouse of the Holy Spirit,
I beg you to pray for me and obtain for me the particular favors I now request. I offer you my heart, dear Mother.
Grant that I may be of sincere and humble service to your Son, Jesus,
and then come at last to the everlasting joy of heaven.
Amen.
(Mention your special needs/request here.)
Then pray: 3 Our Fathers
3 Hail Marys
3 Glory Bes
Conclude with:
Our Lady of the Miracle, pray for us.
Our Lady of the Miracle, obtain for me the miracle that I seek.
Our Lady of the Miracle, intercede before Jesus on my behalf.
Our Lady of the Miracle, pray for us.
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
These are my suggestions:
1. Add Igbo to the South-East Science Olympiad.
Igbo Language & Culture Olympiad could have:
I. Igbo spelling and vocabulary
Ii. Translation challenges
Iii. Igbo public speaking
Iv. Debate in Igbo
V. Igbo science terminology
Vi. Proverbs and interpretation
Vii. Igbo history
Viii.Traditional medicine and indigenous knowledge
Ix. Igbo mathematics/puzzles
X. Oral storytelling
Xi. Creative writing
Xii. Quiz competitions
AI-assisted Igbo challenges
Schools could compete at school → local government → state → South-East levels.
The winners could receive scholarships, laptops, university opportunities and recognition.
2. Create an "Igbo Digital First" strategy
This may be one of the most important modern solutions.
Young people live on:
WhatsApp → TikTok → YouTube → Instagram → gaming → AI.
Therefore, Igbo must live there too.
Create a coordinated Igbo Digital Language Platform containing:
Igbo-English dictionary
Audio pronunciation
Igbo stories
Proverbs
Songs
Children's content
Igbo lessons
Igbo history
Dialects
Traditional names and meanings
Igbo grammar
Games and quizzes
AI-powered language learning
There are already examples showing the potential: Igbo digital projects have developed tone-marking keyboards and resources, while newer Igbo learning platforms are combining native audio, games and AI.
igbodialects.com +1
3. Build an Igbo AI Project
This could be revolutionary.
Create an Igbo AI Language Initiative to develop:
Igbo speech recognition + Igbo text-to-speech + Igbo translation + Igbo AI tutor.
4. Create an Igbo Duolingo-style national programme
Instead of depending entirely on classroom teaching, create an addictive learning system.
For example:
Day 1: Learn 5 Igbo words
Day 7: Hold a 2-minute conversation
Day 30: Have a 10-minute conversation
Day 100: Complete Igbo Level 1
Day 365: Become an Igbo speaker
Use:
🏆 Points
🔥 Streaks
🥇 Leaderboards
🎖️ Badges
🎁 Scholarships
📱 Challenges
🎮 Games
The objective should be:
Make learning Igbo feel like playing a game, not doing homework.
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
Good morning
My name is Faith nd this is my son oladotun
His visually impaired person,his 21
His a fresh graduate with second class upper in pol sc, his into data analysis, coding, web designing etc
If you can give him a job esp virtual, he has a good laptop, phone and network 🙏
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
This tweet shows that you can be surrounded by millions on this app and still be alone. Going through this woman's tl will show you how lonely she felt while going through pain and she stopped tweeting in June and still people didn't notice even with a suicidal tweet 😭😭😭
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My Guardian Angel
O Guardian Angel,
sent from the throne of God,
my faithful companion from the cradle of my soul,
stand beside me this day and every day that follows. Wrap me in the shadow of your wings
when the sun burns too fiercely,
and light my path when night swallows the stars.
Whisper courage into my trembling heart
when fear coils like smoke,
and steady my hand when doubt would make it falter. Defend me in the unseen battles,
where arrows of malice fly unheard;
shield me from the snares of despair,
and lift me when my knees buckle beneath the weight of sorrow. Guide every step through the wilderness of this world,
through crowded streets and silent rooms,
through laughter and tears, triumphs and falls.
Let no moment slip from your watchful gaze,
no breath escape without your blessing. Today, tomorrow, and beyond the edge of time,
remain my sentinel, my advocate, my friend.
Carry my prayers to the heart of Mercy,
and bring Heaven’s peace to rest upon my soul. Amen.
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
I want to pray for someone. You will not be put to shame. God will answer you surprisingly
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
You are beautiful to behold
Mighty as a God, holy Spirit
You are beautiful to behold
Perfect as a God, holy Spirit
OKECHUKWU FAITH. retweeted
On my way to work this morning about 45mins ago, I was standing by the junction about to wave down one keke to take me to Area 10 when all of a sudden, I heard the ground beneath my feet vibrate heavily and I looked behind me to see a woman fall off a reckless Keke. As she fell, just 5 feet away from me, her phone slid just to my feet.
I was in shock because this was almost the same thing that led to my fatal accident late last year that caused a life and many broken bones.
So I immediately picked up her phone and walked towards her to help her up while people by the roadside were looking in shock.
I gave her her phone and saw that she had no scratch on her but she was in pains so I suggested to her to go for scanning because that fall was so heavy that the ground shook. She had better go to scan for internal injuries which is much worse than any outter injury.
A woman selling agbo by the roadside had to help her massage her hands but she was screaming in pains.
Guys, Keke might seem portable, faster and even more convenient than a vehicle, but it has proven to be much more dangerous when it gets into an accident than any car. Keke has no protection like a car door to hold you down, for Keke, you are left bare and in all cases will fall off on the road when accidents happen with it, plus it's very light weighted and can fall easily too.
Be careful out there when taking Keke to commute to your workplaces.