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Janet’s story brings tears to our hearts… ❤️ I don’t like dwelling on painful memories, but I cannot ignore the grace of God in her life. A little girl who lost her parents at such a young age, left in a place where many had already given up on her future… but God had a different plan. When we brought her from Nzeluni Village in Mwingi, Kitui and came into our lives at just three years old, we embraced her fully as our own daughter. She was never just a child in need she was a seed of greatness, waiting for love, care, and a chance. We walked this journey together from Baraka Primary School, to Arya Girls High School, and later Daystar University, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Logistics and Procurement. She went on to build her career at Diamond Trust Bank under DTIA. We raised her, we walked with her, and we prayed for her and today, we stand amazed, truly astonished by what God has done. Seeing Janet get engaged to her fiancé Elvis is not just a celebration, it is a testimony. A testimony that pain is not the end, that rejection is not the final word, and that where the world sees nothing, God sees everything. My loving daughter Janet, your life is a miracle. Your journey reminds us that God lifts, restores, and completes what He starts. From tears to joy… from loss to love… from uncertainty to a beautiful and blessed future. As you leave our home, the only home you have known since childhood to begin this new chapter, may your new home be filled with deep love, peace, laughter, and God’s endless favor. You truly deserve every bit of this happiness. Congratulations, Janet… this is not just an engagement this is a victory. ❤️🙏

Mike Sonko

13,314 views • 5 months ago

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A group of friends went to try a new restaurant, during their meal, one of the friends got sick and had to go to the bathroom, her friend accompanied her in case she needed help. While in the restroom, the owner of the restaurant kept barging in, she was fully aware of what happened, nobody could explain her behavior. She ended up talking the women they had to leave. Is it possible she knew the woman was sick from the food and didn’t want a spectacle to be made and that’s why she told them to leave?

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5,137,740 views • 4 months ago

This is really interesting.. here you have three very good judges for a change, listening to a lawyer defend her social worker clients for lying to the court with a possibility of having children taken away from their own parents. And the discussion is whether it’s illegal for social workers to commit perjury in what they believe is the best interest of the children.. This is very dangerous territory and I am so glad that these judges are giving it back to her. She is stumbling all over her words because she knows she’s caught. And now you have to wonder how many times this happened to good parents just because CPS had a problem with them? I can’t believe this is even up for debate.

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This is where legacies rise. Where passion, determination and ambition meet opportunity. Where the future is in your hands - and what you make of it is up to you. This is the place #WhereLegendsAreMade. Meet our Legends →

This is where legacies rise. Where passion, determination and ambition meet opportunity. Where the future is in your hands - and what you make of it is up to you. This is the place #WhereLegendsAreMade. Meet our Legends →

The University of Alabama

82,953 views • 3 years ago

A woman born totally blind had a car wreck and saw for the first time in her life. Not from a hospital bed. From above it. Her name was Vicki. To her, vision was "unknown and unknowable." After the crash she found herself out of her body, looking down at the gurney in the emergency room. At first she was terrified, because she had no idea what seeing even was. Then she recognized the feel of her own long hair, and a ring her father had given her. The two things she had only ever known by touch. "I'm seeing it now. That's the ring. That's my hair. That's me." Her vision during the experience was 360 degrees. She could see in front, behind, left, right, up, and down, all at once. When Dr. Long told her the rest of us only see in a narrow field because of where our eyes sit, Vicki laughed at him. She had no idea sight could be that limited.

A woman born totally blind had a car wreck and saw for the first time in her life. Not from a hospital bed. From above it. Her name was Vicki. To her, vision was "unknown and unknowable." After the crash she found herself out of her body, looking down at the gurney in the emergency room. At first she was terrified, because she had no idea what seeing even was. Then she recognized the feel of her own long hair, and a ring her father had given her. The two things she had only ever known by touch. "I'm seeing it now. That's the ring. That's my hair. That's me." Her vision during the experience was 360 degrees. She could see in front, behind, left, right, up, and down, all at once. When Dr. Long told her the rest of us only see in a narrow field because of where our eyes sit, Vicki laughed at him. She had no idea sight could be that limited.

Epoch Health

45,806 views • 3 months ago

"It is going to be a bazaar for criminals because the first thing — why is state police a big deal? It is not for the protection of you nor I. It is so that politicians will have tools in their hands in order to be able to do what they want to do, in uniform and armed." — Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF

"It is going to be a bazaar for criminals because the first thing — why is state police a big deal? It is not for the protection of you nor I. It is so that politicians will have tools in their hands in order to be able to do what they want to do, in uniform and armed." — Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF

TheCable

44,461 views • 2 months ago

A woman went to LA Fitness in Downers Grove to get her workout in, had already cleared it with management to use the weights, and a group of women running a class there decided they had authority over that equipment and physically pushed her against the wall and the ground when she would not leave. You have a membership, you have management permission, and someone who is not even staff puts their hands on you over a set of weights - that is not a gym dispute anymore that is assault plain and simple. The moment hands are laid on you the conversation is over and the police report begins. She handled it by recording and posting which was smart but the next call should have been to law enforcement immediately. A workout class does not give anyone the right to physically remove another paying member from a space. What would you do if someone put their hands on you in a gym over equipment you were legally using?

A woman went to LA Fitness in Downers Grove to get her workout in, had already cleared it with management to use the weights, and a group of women running a class there decided they had authority over that equipment and physically pushed her against the wall and the ground when she would not leave. You have a membership, you have management permission, and someone who is not even staff puts their hands on you over a set of weights - that is not a gym dispute anymore that is assault plain and simple. The moment hands are laid on you the conversation is over and the police report begins. She handled it by recording and posting which was smart but the next call should have been to law enforcement immediately. A workout class does not give anyone the right to physically remove another paying member from a space. What would you do if someone put their hands on you in a gym over equipment you were legally using?

Tony Lane 🇺🇸

312,474 views • 2 months ago

.Secretary Marco Rubio: "This is a group of leaders that are about action and the President of the United States is a president of action, of getting things done, and today is the beginning of that, of a new era and a new stage we think is so important as a model to the rest of the world of what is possible."

.Secretary Marco Rubio: "This is a group of leaders that are about action and the President of the United States is a president of action, of getting things done, and today is the beginning of that, of a new era and a new stage we think is so important as a model to the rest of the world of what is possible."

Department of State

91,791 views • 8 months ago