Rev Paul Onukaoguh

Rev Paul Onukaoguh I am a mentor, field gospel evangelist, business investor, motivational speaker, an author and capacity building specialist.

The seven things demons know about you that you don't. At number seven, they know your generational patterns, what your ...
11/03/2026

The seven things demons know about you that you don't.

At number seven, they know your generational patterns, what your grandfather struggled with, what your father repeated. They've watched your bloodline and know exactly which door to try first.

In sixth place, they know your sleep schedule. They've studied when you're most vulnerable, when your guard is down, when you're too tired to resist.

Number five is your thought patterns. They don't read your mind, but they've observed you long enough to predict your reaction. They know what triggers you.

At number four, they know your unforgiveness. Every grudge you hold is a door they use. They know who you haven't forgiven and exactly how to remind you.

In third place, they know your agreements. Every time you said, I'll never, or I always, you made an agreement. They remind you of those words to keep you bound.

At number two stands your calling. They know what God created you to do, and they've been attacking it since before you were born. They know your purpose better than you do.

And in first place, they know you have authority over them. That's why they work so hard to keep you ignorant. They know that the moment you discover who you are in Christ, their operation collapses.

If you just realize demons fear you more than you fear them, comment, I have authority.

A distress chat from a friend turned brother who was on the verge of committing Su***de greeted me on holy afternoon of ...
02/03/2026

A distress chat from a friend turned brother who was on the verge of committing Su***de greeted me on holy afternoon of 1st day of the month of March, 2026. He had already made up his mind to retire himself from every lawful activity on this our planet, but God Almighty used my status update picture to push him to reach out to me
Initially, it wasn't easy to calm the spirit as the raging voice of hell kept roaring. I was praying and interceding for him while engaging him on chat. At last, God took over and he finally picked my call after much failed attempt, and that does the magic.
Today, I have to suspend all engagements I have to travel on the road for more than 4hours to his place to pray and minister to him directly, and the glory of God mighty came down.

Below are some part of my lengthy chats with him. To God be the glory for another soul saved from hell.
More updates later

Rev. Paul Muozubelu ⭐

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02/03/2026

English evangelist, Pastor Sydney Granville Elton (April 16, 1907 - January 14, 1987), with his wife, Hannah Catherine Elizabeth (February 25, 1894 - March 25, 1983), and daughter, Ruth (September 7, 1933 - August 30, 2025), in traditional Yoruba aso-oke, Iléṣà, Western Nigeria, c.1937.

S.G. Elton was the missionary who prophesied that the Nigerian government would pay its university students to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ across Nigeria. Head of State General Yakubu Gowon would fulfil that prophecy with the establishment of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in 1973.

After arriving in Nigeria from England on March 11, 1937, S.G. Elton spent about 50 years doing missionary work in Nigeria, where he and his wife both lived and died. Hannah (who arrived in Nigeria on July 29, 1937) died on March 25, 1983, while Sydney died four years later on January 14, 1987. They were both buried in their Iléṣà home.

Before his death, Elton had always said, "If I die, dig a hole...bury me. Tomorrow, continue the work." He then instructed his daughter to take his place and carry on with the missionary work.

Thus, their only daughter, Ruth, who never married, renounced her British citizenship, became Nigerian, acquired the Nigerian passport, and continued the missionary work among the indigenous people (Igbira, Igala, Yoruba) of Kogi State and its environs.

Sister Ruth Elton, who passed away at 91 in her Iléṣà home on Saturday, August 30, 2025, could speak English, Ebira, Pidgin English, and Yoruba fluently. She could also passably speak the Bassa language.

HistoryVille

18/02/2026

If 65% of Christians will daily live by what they profess to believe without hypocrisy nor compromise The World Would Have Been A BETTER Place. There's emergency need to revisit the Ancient Gospel,. Shalom ⭐

15/02/2026

When the gate opens, it's a moment of transition, breakthrough, and new beginnings. In life, gates symbolize entrances, opportunities, and p...

15/02/2026

The pain of betrayal cuts deep, like a thorn that embeds itself in the skin, causing discomfort and distress. When someone we trust and love...

14/02/2026

Love is a universal language that speaks to the very core of our being. It's a symphony of emotions, a rollercoaster of feelings...

13/02/2026

Readiness cannot be rushed.
Preparation is formed over time through obedience, prayer, and faithfulness.
And one day, the door will close.
The opportunity to prepare will end, and only those who are ready will enter.
Remember — Readiness is a present responsibility, not a future intention.
(Matthew 25:10)

Loyalty when honorably earned is absolutely commendable, but when the  showmanship of bootlicking is taken to greater he...
12/02/2026

Loyalty when honorably earned is absolutely commendable, but when the showmanship of bootlicking is taken to greater height, it's no longer loyalty but a sycophantic display of your stupidity. Beware of your actions today for it might come knocking on your door tomorrow. My unsolicited advice, anyways.
Shalom ⭐

11/02/2026

In a world where scarcity and lack seem to dominate the narrative, the concept of overflow can be a powerful antidote. Overflow ...

11/02/2026

Life is a journey, and like any journey, there are twists and turns that can leave us feeling lost and uncertain. When the path ahead is unc...

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