Royal Heralds Worldwide

02/05/2026

Morning Reflection with RHIM FM †_

When you are unappreciated, when you are left out, when you are ignored, when you are maltreated, when you are insulted, when you are betrayed, when you are denied, when you are jilted, when you are infirm, when you are delayed, when you are retrenched, when you are victimised, when you are unjustly blamed, when you are falsely accused, when your opinions are disregarded, when your rights are trampled on, when your skin colour is despised, when your tribe is marginalised, when your gender is disdained, when your faith is attacked.

That is the time to rejoice. That is when you know your joy levels. How deep a well of joy you have. If it indeed is a well or just a puddle of happiness that dries up easily. It is easy to be happy when you are admired. It is easy to be happy when you are adored. It is easy to be happy when you are appreciated. It is easy to be happy when you are promoted. It is easy to be happy when you are praised. It is easy to be happy when you are honoured. It is easy to be happy when you are favoured. It is easy to be happy when men speak so well of you. It is easy to be happy when you have all you want. It is easy to be happy when you are recognised, celebrated and cherished. But who will not rejoice in such times?

Typical believers rejoice when good things happen. Strange believers rejoice when bad things happen. Abraham gave glory to God in delay and emptiness and yet, in faith.

David encouraged himself in the Lord in loss and tears and pain. The apostles rejoiced in Acts after stripes and threats and hate. Paul and Silas sang praises in wounds and chains and jail

In as much as lights may be put on at anytime of the day; they shine most brightly at night time because it is dark. Likewise, believers are to rejoice always and at all times, but that joy weighs far more in heaven in negative and dry times and the night seasons of life.

will someone please shout a loud HALLELUJAH?

Dr. Ebele

02/05/2026

11/02/2026

DRUG ABUSE, DESTROYS YOUNG LIVES.


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10/02/2026

Addiction is not rebellion. It is often pain unmanaged.

Some youths are not stubborn.
They are tired.
Broken.
Escaping.

Drugs promise relief.
Cigareths promises comfort.
Alcohol promises forgetfulness.

But they always collect more than they give.

Dear Youth,
you are not beyond help.

Jesus does not shame the struggling.
He restores them.

Your youth is too valuable to lose to temporary relief.

Say No To Drug Abuse

07/02/2026

Morning Reflection with RHIM FM Global

It doesn't matter on which side of your bed you woke up this morning, it's another day to obey the instruction of the holy scriptures to walk in the Spirit.

Remind yourself that walking in the Spirit has nothing to do with your mood. That instruction must not be subject to feelings or human logic. It must be obeyed.

Today, people will offend you needlessly. They'll get on your nerve. It could be the conductor shouting at you as though you are his child when you ask him for your change

Or someone who steps on your toes then asks you if you're blind

Or someone who had promised to pay for a service you rendered who refuses to pick your calls

It'll come in different shades

but hey, you gats walk in the Spirit, bro.

You know what to do.

Put away anger

No filthy communication must come out of your mouth

No hatred or bitterness in your heart

Not a fist raised.

Just maintain.

And obey the word.

is when it isn't convenient, that obedience becomes even a very indispensable response.

It's a blessed day

Pastor Popoola

-Itinerant Herald Nyingchuo

05/02/2026

The War No One Sees

He was 16, the star of the FENASCO games, and the one the administration of the school predicted would have 11 A’s in his GCE. Then, someone handed him a "solution" for his exam anxiety. Just a small pill. Just a "boost" for the night. Just once. 🚩

It didn’t start with a crash; it started with a whisper.

At first, the drugs promised him a superpower: Focus. He could read all night without sleep. Then they promised him Peace—a way to forget the pressure of being the family’s only hope. They promised courage in the face of bullies. But addiction is a dishonest tenant. It starts by demanding for a room, then it slowly takes over the whole house.

When I stand in front of any group of young persons like the ones in this video, I don’t see just "kids." I see Targets.

There is a silent heist happening in our school yards from Molyko to Akwa, from Yaoundé to Bamenda. The "deal" is simple: They give you 30 minutes of a chemical high, and in exchange, they take:

•The drive to earn that Professional Degree.

•The memory of your mother’s prayers and your father’s sacrifices.

•The spark in your eyes that made the whole Quarter proud.

•Your Freedom to say "No" when the pressure mounts.

In all centers of Royal Heralds Worldwide this week, we're observing our yearly "Battle for the Young" program. It's not a physical war requiring tanks and soldiers. It’s a war of Hijacking. This year, our focus is a Campaign Against Drug Abuse.

This year's battle is to rescue the brain of our youngsters from substance abuse.

The human brain is the seat of human ambition and it doesn't finish developing until age 25. When drugs enter the picture during these formative years, they re-wire how we feel pleasure and handle stress.

The person selling those drugs to you isn't just selling you a high; they’re stealing your "tomorrow" before you even get to live your "today." They may disguise it as "fun," "stress relief," or "just one try" but believe me, that's a weapon fashioned against your future. Drugs drown dreams.

To all the students reading this: Your sanity is your currency. Your health is your wealth. Don't let a temporary trend turn your life into a permanent tragedy.

Your brain is a masterpiece under construction. Don’t let a pill, a smoke, or a drink burn down the building before the roof is even on.

You aren't "boring" for saying no to drug abuse. Those who think they’re "exploring" by getting involved with drugs are not aware that their destinies are being hunted. To the dealers, addicts are not just "customers"; they are casualties.

To all our elders, please let's jointly protect the younger generation. Every time a young mind falls into the trap of substance abuse, we lose a piece of our future.

It’s not a trend. It’s a trap.
It’s not "cool." It’s a toxic chemical chain.

I’m standing here today because I refuse to watch another African star go dim. Dear youth, your potential is the most expensive thing you own—it’s the wealth of your entire lineage. Don’t sell it for a "500-franc high."

The "War No One Sees" is won one decision at a time. If you’re a student, a parent, or a teacher who is tired of seeing our stars go dim, please share this post.

Let’s break the silence. If you or someone you know is struggling, don’t hide it—fight it.

Share this to your story, you might just save a brother or a sister today.

04/02/2026

No to Drug Abuse and Yes to a safe society!
Royal Heralds Worldwide

04/02/2026

Youth Week is around the corner. All through this week and next week, in all the centers of Royal Heralds Worldwide, we're doing a campaign against drug abuse. We're asking everyone to join us as we raise our voices in schools, hospitals, market squares, prisons, etc to say NO TO DRUG ABUSE. It is our yearly BATTLE FOR THE YOUNG program. This year, God is leading us to confront this monster that's destroying our society and the lives of our youngsters. Will you add your voice to ours? Will you join us in this course?

03/02/2026

Drugs Will Drag You Down

Drugs never lift anyone higher.
They pull you away from purpose, clarity, and destiny.
What starts as curiosity ends in captivity. Choose elevation today and not destruction.

03/02/2026

Sin will take you further than you are willing to go until it eventually kills you.