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A man's core function is to solve problems for women and children. This is the ultimate outcome of all male endeavors, from building wealth to physical conditioning. It's about capability and accountability, not comfort or validation.

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Anytime there is a national issue of public concern or when there is a need to champion a cause that will benefit the Nigerians, this Pastor is one of the few who always show up or speak up for the people, the rest of the pastors in Nigeria will wait till Sunday to deceive their congregation and ask them pray for Nigeria.

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