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17/03/2026

I remember an incident that happened, I think it was in 1976. There was a World Conference of Pentecostals in Kenya, and some of us went from Nigeria—myself and several other people.
In those days, a Christian was supposed to carry a pocket Bible with him wherever he goes. When we arrived there, there were all manners of people. So, we woke up early one morning and, as usual, all the people who were there were talking and chatting.
I wanted to do my morning devotion; I wanted to study the Word of God. So, I took my pocket Bible and I disappeared into the toilet. We were staying in a students' hostel, so there were many toilets there. I don't know for how long I was there. I didn't know there was somebody else also there with his own pocket Bible.
But finally, we flushed the toilets at the same time and came out at the same time. I looked at the fellow, he looked at me. In his hand was his pocket Bible; in my hand was my pocket Bible. The two of us began to laugh.
That fellow was Brother Kumuyi. We went to hide so we could eat the Word of God.
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14/03/2026

Archbishop Benson Andrew ldahosa was a notable man of God in the history of 1980s and 1990s history of Nigeria Pentecostal christianity. He was a mentor to Pastor Chris Oyakilohme of christ embassy, Bishop David Oyedepo, Apostle Sulaiman of Omega ministry, Ayo Orisjafo, the former Christians association of Nigeria chairman and a lot of other prominent pastors in Nigeria Pentecostal christianity today.
Archbishop Benson ldahosa who his followers used to call Papa or Ba affectionately during his days had a lot of impacts that brought Nigerian Christiandom into world map. He was the founder of church of God mission international which its headquarters is located at Benin city in Nigeria.
Archbishop Benson ldahosa was instrumental to the strong tide of revival in Nigeria christian.
He started his ministry and evangelical work at age 24 and by 1971 he had established over six thousand (6000) churches in Nigeria and Ghana.

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11/03/2026

Standing behind Apostle Johnson Suleman in this picture is a team of pastors who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the smooth running of the ministry.

Their names may never be widely known, but the impact of their service will always remain evident.

The moment I saw this picture, it communicated a valuable lesson to me.

We all cannot be frontliners.

As much as many people desire visibility—to dominate the stage and have the spotlight shining on them—that will not be the path for everyone.

For some of us, our stage and our spotlight are found in faithfully serving those whom God has raised to lead at the forefront.

We must therefore become comfortable with not always having the attention on us.

Unfortunately, this mindset is increasingly rare in a generation that craves stardom and celebrity status.

Yet we must understand a timeless truth: until we learn the way of service, we may never discover the path to true greatness.

In the words of Jesus, “Whoever desires to be the greatest among you must first be the servant of all.” (Mark 9:35)

This highlights the stark contrast between man’s definition of greatness and God’s definition of greatness.

While men often measure greatness by stardom and the spotlight, God measures it by servanthood and submission.

May God place within our hearts a genuine willingness to serve.

WE WILL NOT FAIL! 🙏

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11/03/2026

may the lord supply your need's this season that the country is in great pandiminium

11/03/2026

With Apostle Orokpo Michael – I just got recognized as one of their top fans!

10/03/2026

That Conquerors ministry will be unbelievable in the next 5 years! It will spread across the earth. If you are not faithful in that which belongs to another, who will give you what belongs to you?

Many people are already doubting Conquerors Ministry, but history has taught us something: great ministries are built on years of faithful service, not sudden ambition.

For decades, David Abioye stood shoulder-to-shoulder with David Oyedepo in Living Faith Church Worldwide. He wasn’t just a guest preacher — he was one of the pillars that helped build the commission.

The scripture says:
“If you are not faithful in that which belongs to another, who will give you what belongs to you?” (Luke 16:12)

Bishop Abioye has already passed that test of faithfulness.

For over three decades he served faithfully — teaching, leading, building branches, mentoring pastors, and helping grow one of the largest church movements on earth. That kind of training cannot be bought, and it cannot be rushed.

Think about it:

He learned leadership structure under Bishop Oyedepo.

He learned church growth and administration from a global ministry.

He learned discipline, doctrine, and kingdom order through years of service.

He has already ministered to millions across nations long before starting anything new.

So when people say “Can this new ministry succeed?”

The real question is:

How can a man who has spent decades helping build a global commission not build something impactful himself?

Even in scripture, Joshua served Moses before leading Israel.
Elisha served Elijah before carrying the mantle.

Faithful service is not weakness — it is preparation.

Those years beside Bishop Oyedepo were not wasted years. They were training years.

Now the world is about to see the fruit.

Mark it:
Conquerors Ministry will not remain small.
It will spread across nations because it is built on decades of experience, mentorship, and proven faithfulness.

So to the naysayers talking already — relax.

08/03/2026

There's no man in this life that is not attracted to women. In fact, it's an ancestral issue. In one orthodox church, I saw what their elders placed it on the wall. They wrote ‘And concerning women, no man has power over them’, you know what it means? Even elders know that this thing is a serious matter.

Based on the way you have utilised the flesh before you gave your life to Christ, the devil will develop strongholds along your life. So you need to identify those strongholds because they're likely points of satanic entrance and attend to them like business. Take them seriously.

In Uniben, you slept with 98 girls before you left 400 level and those spirits of immorality will follow you. They're not so powerful, you know that you have an immorality issue, you focus on it in the place of prayer in the morning, afternoon and evening.

You will see that God will strangle immorality and the appetite for it will dry up. A time will come and you'll discover that those things are no longer a matter of concern. You'll begin to live above them.

Where I worked, I had the opportunity to make so much money from bribe and other illegal practices. Others were making their money while I went to God and asked Him to help my heart so I could stay true and faithful to Him. There was no record of bribery traced to my name after I worked there for over seven years. I dealt with that appetite in the place of prayer and I was sincere. I knew I could still take bribe, I'm sincere. I knew I could even do more than them but I went to God and dealt with that matter. If you loose your virtue of sincerity, you cannot walk with God!

If you're still ruled by sin, it means you did not allow prayer to shape you.

God will not kill all these beautiful girls in your street because you're still around, you need to grow up to not allow those things to have a grip on you. If not, you're bound to fall.

Our Apostolic ancestors said ‘a praying man will stop sinning while I sinning man will stop pray

08/03/2026

Our world is dying out of the selfishness of men, which has become the basis for all forms of evil. If we must gain accurate vision, that vision must be born from the premise of love. If there is no love, there is no vision. What you see without love is a mirage produced by selfishness and self centredness.

Selfishness narrows the soul and blinds the spirit. A man who lives only for himself will never see beyond his immediate comfort. That is why evil thrives easily in generations where love has grown cold and ambition has replaced compassion.

God never reveals vision to satisfy ego. Divine vision is always entrusted to hearts that can carry others. Scripture says, “For God so loved the world, that he gave” (John 3:16). Love is the language God speaks before He releases purpose.

When love is absent, discernment collapses. People begin to call ambition vision and personal gain destiny. Yet the Bible warns, “Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves” (Philippians 2:3).

True vision compels responsibility. It makes you see people, not tools. It makes you feel burdened, not celebrated. Love will always inconvenience you if the vision is truly from God.

Many claim to see, but they are only projecting desires. Love is the filter that purifies sight. Without it, revelation becomes distorted and purpose becomes dangerous.

Jesus looked at the multitudes and was moved with compassion before He acted (Matthew 9:36). Compassion preceded power. Love must always come before impact.

If we desire healing for our world, we must return to love as the foundation of vision. Until love governs what we see, what we call vision will only multiply darkness.

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07/03/2026

One of the things that we have trained the sons and daughters, particularly in the worship ministry is to do, is to love Jesus—that's the first thing.

For many years, I didn't allow them to go out ministering because I told them to stay with God, bear root downwards, don't go about looking for opportunities and we're proud of our sons and daughters who serve the nations in the ministry of psalmistry.

We trust the quality of their contents
We trust their character
We trust their depth of their relationship

There are many people that when they rise to a certain level, they don't listen again, they become arrogant but we're culturing a generation where success does not become a curse.

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These are the words of Apostle Joshua Selman before he welcomed his son, Kaestrings to the stage to minister. It was a very beautiful sight to see.

In the Kingdom, remaining faithful to your assignment and honoring the grace over your life creates room for growth and affirmation. A discipler rejoices when a son stays committed, grows in depth, and represents the values he was taught.

Moments like this remind us that consistency, loyalty, and humility in following God’s process will eventually make your labour speak for itself. Indeed, when a son grows well, the father’s heart is glad.

Kaestrings is a huge blessing to the Body of Christ in Nigeria and beyond. His song titled ‘He's Here, (Ga shi nan) is one of my favourite songs and I can play it for over 50 times at a go. He's truly anointed!

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06/03/2026

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