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“If you become governor, please make things easy for the young people. Because when things become too hard, young boys turn to fraud and young ladies are pushed into selling their bodies just to survive." — Pastor Bolaji Idowu pleads with Dr. Obafemi Hamzat

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Okikiola ❤️23 小时前

Last month, The Apostolic Church. This month, Harvesters. 😂 Man is doing spiritual campaign tour like Lagos is a church branch. If he wins, Lagosians should pray harder than he did during this campaign. 😂😭

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Emmy23 小时前

The same person who said youth should stay with their parents if they cannot afford rent

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ELNICK GLOBAL1 天前

That’s a nice presentation. The governor have to help to create more jobs for the people.

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EL DAN-OFINNI23 小时前

Dr Hamzat is a Muslim ooo amd nobody is complaining that what is he looking for in the church but PO went to church everyone is shouting

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Lorin Ewuraqua23 小时前

They are ready to listen to your preaching now. What he is going to do, he is not going to do otherwise. Name a dog will named its puppy is known only to the dog

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ONLY1ICY🗻👑23 小时前

Does these politicians love Nigeria so much that they keep campaigning for seats upon seats without results??

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Osewengie Hillary | Social Media Strategist23 小时前

Thank you for telling them. Because they know how to seek the face of so many Nigerians through “Christianity” and make things too difficult for the common Nigeria🤦🏻‍♀️.

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Bjorn-Ironsid23 小时前

Nothing can change that lifestyle of the youths the girls must hawk their undies and the boy must take kolos take bomb. This generation is doom because of greed of phones, hair, flexing. We broke shame each other in a poor country.

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Fathia 🌚1 天前

Na so them go dey talk 🙄

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Baa Baa Black Sheep23 小时前

Telling an APC person to make things easy for others is like telling the devil to forgive your sins

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Honest James23 小时前

Religion is our biggest problem in Nigeria.. Using religion leaders to deceive the followers, while the leaders only benefit from it, and leave the members in continual “USED” processes.. WE ALL KNOW ALL NIGERIA POLITICIANS NEVER HAVE GOOD HEARTS TO MAKE COUNTRY GREAT!!!

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Abidemi Babaolowo Rolihlahla 🇳🇬23 小时前

Werey dey advise Werey😮‍💨🤣

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Deyemi Lagos23 小时前

Don't we get tired of this template this is tiring always worshipping when it's time for elections and you won't see them till it's another election cycle

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MR OLA1 天前

This one will be worse than Sanwo olu

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michael anakwe23 小时前

'Things currently are hard...' yet tribalism will not let you do the right thing

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FOWOBI OF LAGOS 𓃵1 天前

This one just dey talk his own he go do his own

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Disgruntled Nigerian23 小时前

After all PO went to a church just this month too. I don't have a problem with him going to a church but with the man believing anything will change with the same set of persons who managed the resources of that state since God knows when. More so when he surrenders to a druggie.

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OLUWATIMILEHIN 🇳🇬1 天前

Election don reach dem remember church.

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Rina🌹23 小时前

It's a tough but honest point. People don't choose crime for fun. Most times it's because options are limited.

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Proudly Nigeria 🇳🇬1 天前

If our leaders do this more Nigeria is not far from being great again

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Paul Bushman22 小时前

This is how to handle candidates when they come to your church. Not to give them mic to lie to the congregation on a holy platform

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Abuja Mayor23 小时前

This is one reason why people will keep talking down on pastors and even Christians. Why would a pastor allows a politician to take campaign to the church? Being a member of the church is a different thing. He’s now shaking hands with members after closing as per what?

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small PROF23 小时前

Lol

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Klichi23 小时前

Suede shoe sandals 65,000

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OYIZEEWEB23 小时前

Dey play you think all these fools care about Nigerians

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Jonnie22 小时前

Elections

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デズモンド イノセント23 小时前

Abi no be under APC?

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Amos Jack22 小时前

Thank you so much Esteemed Pastor Bolaji! You have done your part as expected of you by your God calling!

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GOODLUCK1 天前

That’s actually true

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L! | Muslimah in Tech22 小时前

Has campaign started?

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