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HOW ARCHBISHOP BENSON IDAHOSA ANOINTED AND ORDAINED ME FOR MINISTRY - APOSTLE JOHNSON SULEMANI PREFERRED TO BE ORDAINED ...
02/05/2026

HOW ARCHBISHOP BENSON IDAHOSA ANOINTED AND ORDAINED ME FOR MINISTRY - APOSTLE JOHNSON SULEMAN

I PREFERRED TO BE ORDAINED AS A PROPHET INSTEAD OF AN APOSTLE BUT ARCHBISHOP INSISTED THAT HE WAS ORDAINING ME INTO THE APOSTOLIC - APOSTLE JOHNSON SULEMAN

My ordination was one of the most dramatic ordination and I don’t know if there are two people that was ordained like that. Very dramatic. To me, I think it is one of the best form of ordination. I was in what they called 'the School Of Ministry' organized by CGM. Bishop David Oyedepo came to preach. God’s servant Bishop David Oyedepo preached, said a few things and the late Archbishop Idahosa came and was giving testimonies of his crusades, people were crying.

I was crying loud, sobbing, I fell, they would hold me, I would fall back, they would carry me again. I was weeping and he said 'bring him here’ and they brought me. Archbishop's bottle of oil was very big. He carried it and poured everything and he said, 'this young man here, let him grow and you will see… you have not seen anything, let him grow…' He said, 'I ordain you for exploit'. That was my ordination. He said 'I ordain you into the Apostolic'.

I didn’t like the word ‘Apostle', I preferred prophet because all along I was prophesying. But when he mentioned the word 'Apostle', I knew that was my calling. That is why you hear the name Apostle Suleman, not prophet Suleman. That day, people were touching the oil on my body. I had not started ministering then, I didn’t have a church, I was only doing itinerant evangelism and that has given me speed today in my life.

By the strength of my ordination, the God who called me will put a permanent end to every affliction in your life!

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Before You Desire Papa Uma Ukpai’s Mantle, Ask Yourself These QuestionsMany people admire Papa Uma Ukpai’s grace, influe...
02/05/2026

Before You Desire Papa Uma Ukpai’s Mantle, Ask Yourself These Questions

Many people admire Papa Uma Ukpai’s grace, influence, and spiritual weight, but very few stop to think about the sacrifices, pain, discipline, and character behind it all. People often want the mantle without understanding the burden that comes with it.
Before you pray for what he carried, honestly ask yourself these questions:

Could you still stand before a crowd to preach after losing two children in a tragic accident on your way to a crusade, while your wife barely survived the same incident?

Can God use you to heal others while you are still trusting Him for healing in your own family? Imagine ministering healing to strangers while watching your own child suffer for years, yet never doubting God.

Can you be blessed with wealth and influence, yet continue to live humbly and simply, without feeling the need to show off?

Can you raise spiritual children and still allow them grow into their own paths without bitterness or bullying them as a spiritual father? Even when some choose different directions from yours, can your heart remain large enough to embrace them?

Can you use your resources to build God’s work without attaching your own name to everything? He built for the Assemblies of God instead of building personal empires for himself.

Can you remain faithful to the exact assignment God gave you without trying to expand beyond His instruction? Papa Uma Ukpai remained committed to his evangelistic calling yet till death he remained a member of the Assemblies of God Church, despite having the influence to start a global church ministry of his own.

Can you continue in genuine ministry even in a generation where people doubt almost everything supernatural? Can you stay true to your calling even when real miracles are questioned or mocked?

Can you obey God strictly especially when it has to do with money? He needed money for and God told him that one of his sons will bring him money that he should take only 1 billion eventually the son came with 7 billion insisting he takes everything but Daddy Uma insisted to obey the God of his calling, insisted and took only 1 billion.

Can you genuinely give back to your community from what God has blessed you with? He invested in people through hospitals, schools, scholarships, boreholes, and support for those in need.

can you start your Christian journey faithfully despite pain, battles, disappointments, temptations, seeing God perform mysterious miracles through you and not merchandise the signs, wonders and manifestations?

It is easy to admire mantles from a distance. What is difficult is carrying the sacrifices, discipline, and endurance behind them.

Before praying for a mantle, make sure you are also willing to embrace the process, the responsibility, and the hidden battles that come with it.

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When Archbishop Benson Idahosa was 11yrs old his father, John Idahosa ,told him to go live with Uncle Joseph in Igbanke ...
01/05/2026

When Archbishop Benson Idahosa was 11yrs old his father, John Idahosa ,told him to go live with Uncle Joseph in Igbanke to work on his farm. Benson wasn't sure why - maybe his dad wanted to repay a debt or just needed one less mouth to feed. Benson's dream was to get an education, but now he'd be working as a servant on his uncle's farm. He wondered if he'd ever go to school. When he met Uncle Joseph, He said. Your father told me that you don't know much about farming. Guess, we'll have to teach you. I hope you'll make a good worker because we have a very big farm.

Benson suffered untold hardship at his uncle's place. He was denied the right to education, served as a houseboy, overworked in the farm as a slave. While Uncle Joseph's children go to school, Benson would go to the farm to work till night falls. Despite these challenges, Benson's desire to go to school was still very much alive. He was full of hope that one day he would leave Uncle Joseph's house for a better future, believing that he would not be a farmer, houseboy or slave forever.

There was a time, when the village school at Igbanke was opened that Uncle Joseph told his children to get prepared for school as they would be going to school the following morning. As the children started their play that evening, the older girl shouted with happiness, Our father said we're going to start school tomorrow! Hearing that, excitement surged through Benson at the thought of being able to go to school. His weariness suddenly seemed to evaporate. When he stretched out on his grass mat that night he could hardly sleep as he envisioned himself sitting in a classroom in the village school, learning the contents of the fascinating books he had seen. If only he could go to school again, it would be worth all his back-breaking work on the farm.
Earlier than usual the next morning, Benson was up tending to his duties around the compound. When he was sure the women had plenty of fire wood and water for cooking, he used a gourd to dip from the pot of rain water, washed himself, and then donned clean clothes. About the time uncle Joseph was finishing his breakfast, Benson approached him where he was sitting in the courtyard just outside his door.Uncle Joseph, he began hesitantly, The children told me last night that the village school opens today. May I go with them to school, please sir?
You don't understand, boy, he replied, shaking his head. Your father sent you here to learn farming, not to go to school, farmers don't have to know how to read and write, and I can't afford to pay any more school fees, besides, you and I will be staying out in the bush for many weeks to do some trapping as soon as the Igue festival is over. There is no time. Is it possible that my father could pay my school fees, and that I could start when we come back from the bush? Benson asked, grasping for a straw of hope. Your father sent you here to farm, not to go to school, Joseph replied impatiently, getting to his feet, You can’t learn farming with your nose in a book! Now hurry up and get to the field. I want you to finish the bean harvest today, Uncle Joseph left Benson standing dumbfounded and dejected. That was how Benson was sent to the farm and Uncle Joseph's children left for school. This was little of what happened to Benson in his uncle's place.
Benson was a courageous young boy; he was never discouraged with the situations that surrounded him. The providence of God was with Benson from his birth.

January, 1952, and Benson was a spindly 14years old. Tall and lean with work-hardened muscles, he carried an increasing load of duties working on his uncle's farm for three years, doing hard labor and missing out on school. But he kept studying with his cousins and could now read and do basic math. One morning while working in the farm not far from the compound, Benson looked up to see two figures on bicycles approaching. That's my father and older brother! he exclaimed aloud, dropping his hoe. he ran to meet them. Reaching the compound just as the visitors dismounted their bicycles; he knelt and touched one knee to the ground. Greetings, father, he cried jubilantly. Benson was overjoyed. The next morning, he left with them, finally free from his uncle's farm.

He eventually came back to his mother. As they were approaching home, Benson saw his mother running to meet them, he slid off the back of the bicycle even before it stopped and ran to meet her. She hugged him close for a few moments, and then held him at arm's length to look at her son who was then taller than she. It's good to be home, Mother, Benson said, his voice choked with emotion; I've dreamed of this day for a long time.
Actually, home turned out to be a place he had never seen before. John Idahosa had moved his family to Uzea, the timber station where he was currently working. The nearest village was Uromi, twelve miles away, where the government school was located. Sarah had finally persuaded her husband to bring Benson home so he could enroll in school again. He was now able to work at about a fourth-grade level, but because he was considerably older than the other children in that grade. Sarah feared the headmaster might refuse to allow Benson to enroll. Her solution to the problem was to list his birth date as September 11, 1941, though it was actually in 1938.
Benson shouted for joy when he learned he would be able to go to the local government school. For each day, he preferred studying to any other activity and it was infinitely more desirable than working on the farm. He applied himself to his studies and progressed rapidly in his classes during the two years he lived on that timber station. His greatest disappointment was that his father always preoccupied with his work - remained aloof and exhibited little if any concern for his son. But Benson never gave up striving for acceptance and approval.

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How God Tempted Me When I Was Desperately In Need Of Breakthrough – Archbishop Benson IdahosaJune 1976, my wife and I vi...
01/05/2026

How God Tempted Me When I Was Desperately In Need Of Breakthrough – Archbishop Benson Idahosa

June 1976, my wife and I visited people we regarded as parents in the ministry in a country called UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. We have been in the ministry for years and at that time, what I now call breakthrough hasn’t come. We were struggling, we were trying and every effort we made seems there was no breakthrough. Every effort we made, we try to have financial breakthrough! We had souls, we had membership, we had men and women coming to the church but to make two heads meet wasn’t there.

It was difficult to preach at home, then come to America and see that in a meeting of two thousand people, it will cost them two hundred thousand dollars to put it together, when I can spend two hundred dollars and get twenty thousand people. Perfectedlight. So, it became very hard for me to think that here(America) is a nation with money and people refused to hear and here(Nigeria) I am with people and there is no money to tell them. We began to pray on what to do.

Then June, 1976, my wife and I went to visit our spiritual parents whom I have known since 1960. While we were there, the Lord led these spiritual father to me to say “Benson, come to the car”, my wife and I went into the car and he began to drive us round and he said the Lord’s want me to be a blessing to you and your wife and that’s the only one thing you don’t tempt me with. Perfectedlight. When God ask you to bless me, don’t use it to tempt me because I will never say NO! He took us to three wealthiest place(most wealthy, wealthy and the well to do area) and I want you to choose a home of all the homes advertised for sale and our foundation will buy you this home and give you few years to pay us back. But I know the Bible says, lead us not into temptation but these was genuine Holy Ghost temptation and I am going to fall into it.

My wife and I went with them, we did not know which of which is the three area. We started from the well to do area, the first home we saw(four bedrooms basement) looks so beautiful and the home we had at that time was a house. Perfectedlight. So, we said, we choose this. He said don’t choose yet. He took us to another area, we didn’t know that was the wealthy area, we entered the home(four bedrooms, two guests rooms, two living rooms, music room for children and swimming pool) And I said I choose this. He then took us to the most wealthy area, we came down from the car, went in, and my wife said in our native language “we don’t need the first two” because the house was so beautiful. And I said, “we choose this”. We asked how much? And they said, “1.2m dollars”. The income of our ministry per year was 3000 dollars. Sweat came on me(i like the house but I hate the price). He said, don’t look at the price, the foundation will pay.

Everything was in that house, I could see where my bed was going to be. Finally we had dinner and went to bed.

At 2am, I heard “son…” and I said, “who? ”

He said, “I your Heavenly Father”

I said, ”devil, I bind you in Jesus Name, I rebuke you”

He said, ”have you finished?”

I said, “yes”

He said, “go home, if you stay here, I ki|l you”

I began to cry while speaking in tongues…(I shall not die but live). I touched my wife, “the Lord said we should go home, we shouldn’t take that house, if we stay here, He will kill us” my wife said, “tell Him to talk to me”

I said, “the Lord is serious”

She said, “He did not tell me, if He’s going to kiill you, let Him kil| you, He’s not going to kill me”.

I stood up, went to the room of the man of God and his wife knocking(papa), he said, “yes”,

I said, “the Lord ask me to go or He will kill me”

He said, “are you alright?”

I said, “yes”

His wife said, “Benson, go and sleep, the excitement is troubling you”

I said, “No, is not excitement, it’s the Lord who says He’s gonna kill me if I don’t leave”.

Honey(his wife), let’s go! Few hours we will die if we stay here. She said, “you may die, not me”. Immediately I left for the airport because I thought I will die by 6am if I didn’t leave. By 5:20am, I got a taxi to the airport. When I arrived New York, I called the man of God(TL. Osborn) to check after my wife, if she is dead.

He said, “if I want to talk to her”

I said, “yes”

He gave my wife the phone and I spoke with her. Then, TL. Osborn said to me, “Benson, if you obey God, having seen all you saw and choose to go, the Lord shall honour your faith”

From New York, I flew to London and from London to Lagos. Perfectedlight. Between New York and London, the Lord said to me, “everything you saw in America that you like, if you go and do what I called you to do in Africa, I shall give them to you and more”

I began to cry because I have never seen that type of house before and there is no way I could see that type of house.

I said, “Lord, how am I going to have a house like the one they wanted to give me and you ask me to go”

He said, “preach me to the world and I will give you more than what you ask for. Go home and do what I raise you for and you shall have more than needed”. When I arrived home, I went to the telephone company to call America and my wife was still alive.

She said, “when are you coming”

I said, “bring my luggage with you when you are returning”.

The next month, I held a crusade and before then, our attendance in any crusade used to be 2000-3000. Perfectedlight. But the first crusade after that experience is 10,000 20,000. A year later, 100,000 people in our crusade and to the glory of God, I have now stood before one million people several times to proclaim the Gospel. And few years after that experience, the most expensive house that was to kill me is now like one of my guest houses.

God gave us more than what we asked for….

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Let no one casually say, “I want to be like Bishop David Oyedepo or Archbishop Benson Idahosa.” You must first understan...
30/04/2026

Let no one casually say, “I want to be like Bishop David Oyedepo or Archbishop Benson Idahosa.” You must first understand the depth of their journey—the sacrifices, the discipline, and the processes they passed through. — Bishop David Abioye

I hear people say, “I’m already 40 and I have nothing to show for my life,” and by speaking that way, they keep themselves in that same condition. You can’t become a testimony if you keep declaring that you have nothing to show.
Be careful not to dishonor God with your words. Don’t look down on small beginnings. God works progressively—“little by little” He brings His promises to pass. Growth comes step by step; that’s how He lifts people.
Don’t just admire great men and women and wish to be like them without understanding their journey—the sacrifices, the discipline, the seasons of fasting and prayer. Some avoid even a simple call to fast for a few days, yet desire extraordinary results. It doesn’t work that way.
Destiny unfolds in stages. Appreciate each level and give thanks to God as you move forward. The first car I ever had wasn’t brand new—several people had used it before me. Yet I celebrated it with joy. I dressed up, called photographers, and marked that moment because it was my season.
When I shared the news in church, a little boy questioned if it was truly new. I simply said, “Tell him to look again.” What matters is recognizing what God is doing in your life at each stage.
Something good is already happening to you—acknowledge it, and greater things will follow. I started with just four people. It grew to sixty, then one hundred and eighty, then three hundred, then thousands. It was a journey from one level of glory to another.
If you despise where you are now, you may never step into what’s next. Be grateful for your present level. If you’re operating from a small space today, thank God for it—it will grow. A kiosk can become a shop, a shop can become a warehouse, and a warehouse can become vast property.
There was a time this ministry met on just two plots of land, and even then there were challenges. But God moved us forward—expanding us into larger spaces and greater influence.
You will get there. Your story will change. You will rise to become a blessing to others. God will grant you speed and lift you into your next level.

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Archbishop Benson Andrew Idahosa was the fourth child in a family of nine children was born in then Bendel State on Sept...
30/04/2026

Archbishop Benson Andrew Idahosa was the fourth child in a family of nine children was born in then Bendel State on September 11, 1938, into a poor pagan family of Mr. and Mrs. Idahosa.

Benson was a sickly infant who was always fainting almost every few days. As a result of his constant illness, his father ordered his mother to throw him into a rubbish heap when he was barely eighteen months old. On one particular evening, as the night approached, his mother obeyed her husband moved noiselessly from a doorway, headed for the rubbish heap about a hundred yards from their compound. The woman was carrying her baby in her arms. As she got to a rubbish pile, she slowed down, knelt, and left the baby there. She went back to the house, crying. Hours later, it started raining. The baby started crying, and sudden flashes of lightning streaked across the blackness, and thunder rumbled in the distance. Sheets of water began to pour from the sky, pounding noisily on the corrugated iron roofs of the Idahosa family compound. Soon the bundle on the rubbish heap began to wriggle, and the sound of a baby's cry pierced the steady drumming of the rain. Though faint in the beginning, the cries became more shrill and insistent.
His mother could not sleep, stood up and again darted from the doorway straight to the heap now frequently illumined by the lightening, scooping up the small figure socked with rain; his mother clutched him to her breast, sobbing over and over, Benson, my child! You're alive again - oh thank the gods, you're alive. Little Benson was carried away from the rubbish heap by her mother. Hurrying across the compound to take shelter under the kitchen lean-to, she stirred up the ashes under the iron cooking pot containing a bit of leftover gruel and spread the baby's blanket on the ground to dry, then carried the baby inside the house and knelt down on the grass sleeping mat, loosening her wrap cloth, she removed the baby from her back You're alive, you're alive! she exclaimed again, hugging the baby to her bare breast as she rubbed him dry with the wrap cloth. The baby's mouth searched for her breast, and then he began nursing hungrily with a grunt of satisfaction.
Oh, my son, I'll never throw you away again, no matter what my husband tells me, the woman sobbed, rocking rhythmically back and forth while the baby continued to nurse. After several minutes, his eager sucking abated. Now you can sleep. The mother said.

John's angry words of a few days before still rang in Sarah's ears. That baby is a curse to my household. John had exclaimed, spitting on the floor. He refuses to die yet he refuses to live. The next time he faints, you put him on the rubbish heap and leave him there. I'm tired of your calling me home from my work, crying over a sick baby.
Tears stung her eyes again when she remembered John standing in her doorway and saying with contempt, He's not worthy to be my son! And if you don't obey me and throw him away, you will no longer be a part of my household.
Without waiting for a response from her, he had dis-appeared into his own room, leaving her stunned by his final ultimatum. For months trouble had seethed between them, but the conflict over Sarah's fourth child seemed impossible to resolve.
I know John will be angry when he discovers what I've done, she thought, but I cannot let my baby die, even if it means leaving my husband and my three older children.
She was jolted from her thoughts when John suddenly burst into the room without warning. Just as I thought! he shouted. You have brought that worthless baby back from the rubbish heap, that's the crying I heard in the night! The young mother scooped the baby up in her arms and scramble to her feet, backing into the corner of the room.
He is going to live! she declared, putting a protecting arm around Benson who was now awake and crying. How can you throw away your own son?Tears glistened on her cheeks as she swayed back and forth, patting the baby on the back to comfort him. "How can you throw away your son?" Sarah cried, holding the baby . John said, "You must." She saw he meant it. To save Benson, she'd have to leave John. She looked at him, said nothing. John said, "I'm going away for a few days," and left.

When I come back, I'd better not find this baby in this house.There's only one thing left to do, Benson, Sarah said with a sigh, putting him down on the grass mat. We must go away to my people. They will give us a place to live, and you will be safe there. She gave him the empty gourd cup to play with and began gathering her few belongings. We'll be on our way soon, little one. It's a long journey to the village where my people live.

Benson’s father did not show him any love; he rejected him because of his ill health and wanted him dead. This is always the plan and determination of the devil towards a blessed child. Satan wanted little Benson dead and had wanted to use his father to accomplish his mission after seeing what great work God has destined him to do.
Parents should be passionate and careful about their children, because children are heritage from the Lord. You don't know or can't tell what the child you are holding now will be tomorrow.

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THE RIGHT PARTNER DOESN'T MEAN PERFECT PARTNER || PASTOR ANWINLI OJEIKEREin choosing the right person or in considering ...
30/04/2026

THE RIGHT PARTNER DOESN'T MEAN PERFECT PARTNER || PASTOR ANWINLI OJEIKERE

in choosing the right person or in considering the right spouse know this that someone is right going to be right for you does not mean that a person will exhibit the perfect character or that the person will behave right all the time there are sometimes the person will behave in a way that you consider as wrong so just because someone is right for you does not make the person and Flawless or perfect yes I know that we are perfect in Christ that doesn't mean that we are humanly perfect that we are perfect in Christ does not mean that we do not have our imperfections because many times when single people make a list of the kind of person they want to marry sometimes I wonder does the person live on it is the person does person live on it does the person have Flesh on their inside is a person flesh in in nature

because you see some kind of qualities that seem so perfect you know I I I remember some sometime I met a lady who told me I can't marry a man that snores I can't marry a man that doesn't dress well I can't marry man that is not neat I can't marry what did she say again I can't marry man that gets angry sometimes I'm like hey who do you not want to marry you know because in in number of singles just you know they meet a person and they just feel they just have expectations it's okay for you to have your your preferences okay for you to have the list of the things of the qualities that you want in a person but don't be so conscious don't be so perfectly conscious that you now make the person you desire to be to to be so perfect

you know you want that person to be very perfect that things you expect you have expectations you know that looks like the person can never make a mistake person doesn't have any weakness for example when I met my husband I'm 11 years married by the way M you should you should dance for me 11 years married married going be been 11 years what celebrating when I met my husband he's Christian to date very nice and caring very nice a giver and all that but he didn't take all of the boxes he didn't take all the qualities I wanted in a guy that's the truth you know and same with me too when he met me yes Christian to dates and all of that but I didn't take all the qualities he wanted in a lady you know he wanted an spouse in a lady like me

you know so we over the years we realize that there has been progress there has been Progressive development there are things that I knew about him 11 years ago or 13 years ago go cuted for about 2 years before got married 13 years ago that is no longer there you know so what am I trying to say is you meet you meet someone you meet you meet your preference but I will advise you that you should choose potential over preference what do I mean now when I met my husband he's Christian but I didn't like the fact that he he wasn't fluent I'm sure if you have followed our sermons a lot You' have heard it many times then my husband was one who wasn't meticulous about his hygiene my can drop clothes anyway God have Mery on me you know all of that

and then same I think if you have followed our teachings you also hear him say that there are times when I need to have conversation with him earlier of our marriage I was impatient I could even bang the door I could bump into him on an important meeting I'm like sweet sweet I won't talk to you now now I think that a sign of rudess anyway but I'm not rude you know so what am I trying to say now those were things that we found oursel doing at the earlier part of our marriage but he's no longer there you know so just because he's he was the right person for me I was the right person for him doesn't mean that we did not have our imperfections that's what I'm trying to say

so as much as I had my preference yes tall handsome guy Christian a strong believer W he was a PR he's a priority now and all that Giver doesn't it mean that I did not also have the things I didn't like about him same thing with me you know so what I'm trying to say in essence is the core thing you should look at when considering the right person not the perfect person they are not the same the right person is is the person teachable does a person have the potential to learn for example my husband when I met him he would dress in such a way that you know it's like does it really have a huge fashion sense

you know because sometimes can wear check on check you know some sometimes you know sometimes he gets it sometimes it doesn't just get it even though it's like it's one I tght me fashion but anyway I Dash him you know but what I'm trying to say is that when I met him I didn't like his fashion sense to an extent and of course I've already mentioned some instances of the things he didn't like about me but was it teachable yes he was he had the ability to learn I also was teachable and let me tell you some teachability grows it improves so when you meet the person and you find that person the person has the potential to learn has the ability to learn

the the the way the person receives information may not be in the way you want person to receive it but over time the person improves on how he wants to learn how he or she wants to learn person improves on on his his or ability to learn so from my husband he was teachable I mean he was he was good I remember one time when I came around for one of his conferences he was organizing and I didn't like what he was so he went extra mind to tell me that oh is there where I can you know tell him what how to you know dress next time and all of that even though we're in a relationship it was open to receiving information receiving correction some men will not they don't have that kind of openness

you know and secondly I remember when I also attended that that his conver I think I've shared this a couple of times when he was teaching he would the way he would the way he would talk about the grammar the way he would you know like for example was supposed to use present tense he use past tense we were supposed to use the particular pronoun he us the wrong pronoun and all of that you know I was I was shocked when after the conference would ask me questions like so what's that thing you need to you know to correct about me and I'll be like ah me I was like I was feeling somehow say like your English but I noticed the way he was really persistent on asking and I had to like oh your English I think you should correct this correct that and all of that and he was open to receiving it

so that is one thing you need to look out for is a person teachable does person have the potential to learn and that is call because your person can take all of the boxes and you be amazed and Mar you begin to see a lot of things and you're like ah where did I miss it so singles in the bid of looking for the right spouse understand that the person will not be perfect the person will not be without flaws so you need to choose the imperfections you can marry and while you are the imperfection while you choose imperfections you can marry please note that the person will not change automatically marriage but if the person is willing to learn person can progressively grow so where I was 11 years ago is not where I am today it's not the kind of behavior I exhibit where my husband was 11 years ago both the English and all the things I mentioned is not who he is now so he has progressively changed as long as the person is open to person will change now what I'm trying to say in essence is just because the person is right for you doesn't mean the person is perfect so you need to choose the imperfections you you can marry I will say it again choose the imperfections you can marry and even in the beid of choosing your imperfection be open create be patient enough to allow the person grow to allow the person develop what is most important is that the person is willing to learn so when the person is willing to learn that's a good Plus for you to get married to the person but please in The Bu of choosing your preference don't be perfect and lose out on potential thank you

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