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I’ve never understood this whole ‘we’re stuck with Nigerian women’ constantly said by Nigerian men living in Nigeria. Benin republic is there, Cameroon is there, Ghana is there and it’s so cheap to go to these countries. Nobody is stopping y’all. Save up your money and leave
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Shame and disgrace them everytime.
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He refused to renounce Jesus 🙏🏼
“Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
– Matthew 5:10
💔✝️ Killed for his faith in Christ.
Milad Malak, 20, an Egyptian Coptic Christian and church deacon, traveled to Libya seeking work.
His family says he was abducted, tortured, and ordered to renounce Jesus. He refused. Even after a ransom was paid, he was never freed.
His faith never wavered. 🙏
#PersecutedChurch #PrayForChristians
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Nigerian men lamenting that they are stuck with Nigerian women because they don’t have the money to japa or travel abroad, I’ve taken my time to put together a list for you.
There are African countries around Nigeria that you can travel to by road, and the transport fares aren’t
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🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS: Jesus Christ is the Messiah, He died, He rose up again, and He is coming back.
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I love how they’re responding to you. Never again in your life will you say something as foolish as this.
I love the way they all replied to you. Y’all love forcing yourselves on them even when they don’t bother with you. Nigerian men are not ‘our’ men and we’re not ‘their’ women. We’re not made for each other. Let everybody go their own way.
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A 20-year-old Egyptian Christian, Milad Malak, was reportedly killed by ISIS militants in Libya after refusing to renounce Jesus Christ and convert to Islam. According to Christian persecution organizations, Milad, a Coptic church deacon from Egypt, had traveled to Libya seeking work to support his family before being kidnapped alongside two Muslim friends on October 4, 2026.
The militants allegedly demanded ransom money and pressured Milad to abandon Christianity. His two Muslim companions were eventually released, but Milad reportedly remained captive because of his faith. Despite threats and abuse, he refused to deny Christ. “Even if you cut me into pieces, I would never renounce my faith,” he reportedly told his captors. His family later learned of his reported death, and Christians gathered to mourn him on October 28.
Milad's story echoes the martyrdom of 21 Christians killed by ISIS in Libya in 2015 after refusing to renounce their faith. His reported courage has become another reminder of the suffering faced by persecuted Christians around the world. Please pray for Milad's grieving family and for believers who continue to stand firm in their faith despite threats and persecution.
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🇨🇦 In Canada, a 13-year-old girl was shot 3 times protecting her classmates during a mass shooting at her school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia.
Maya Gebala was in the library when the attack began.
She tried to lock the library door to keep the shooter out. When she couldn’t secure it in time, she ran and hid under a table.
The gunman killed 8 people, 6 of them children.
Doctors told her family she was unlikely to survive the night.
Maya spent the following 262 days in hospital and underwent 5 surgeries, including the placement of a prosthetic skull after parts of her own were shattered.
She spent months fighting brain injuries that left her unable to open her eyes, move, or speak.
Slowly, she began to recover and opened one eye. Then, her face lit up the room when she smiled intentionally for the first time during a game of thumb war with her dad.
Then, she got her voice back, and was finally able to celebrate her 13th birthday in hospital.
Last month, after 262 days, Maya was discharged and is now back home with her family.
Her father called her “the bravest person I know”
