Wiseman Innocent

25/05/2026

Who made this.
Pano napo😂

Wiseman Innocent
Wiseman Blessings David phiri

22/05/2026

Dear Arsenal supporters, I would like to extend my congratulations to the team on their recent performance. Although my message is delayed, I believe it is worth noting the team's energy, goals, and determination to the end. These qualities embody the spirit of Arsenal. As a fan, I am proud to see the team perform with such dedication and commitment. I look forward to more victories and continued success in the future.

09/05/2026

Wyclif Mwamba

A woman stood by the roadside, trying to make a living as a s*x worker. After hours of work, she placed the money she had earned into her purse. As she waited for another customer, a thief suddenly ran past her and snatched the bag from her hands before disappearing into the crowd.

Shaken and frustrated, she told her friends what had happened. They advised her to go to the police station and report the theft.

When she arrived at the station, the officer on duty began asking questions.

Police Officer: “What do you do for a living?”

Woman: “I do business.”

Police Officer: “What kind of business?”

Woman: “I give people a good time.”

The officer looked at her carefully.

Police Officer: “By ‘good time,’ do you mean s*xual services?”

She hesitated before replying quietly.

Woman: “Something like that.”

Police Officer: “And the money that was stolen from you today was it earned through prostitution?”

Woman: “I’m just trying to survive and support my family. I have children to feed.”

The officer sighed.

Police Officer: “Ma’am, prostitution is against the law. Put your hands behind your back. You are under arrest.”

Within moments, she was taken into custody.

A few hours later, the same thief who had stolen her purse was also arrested after robbing another woman nearby.

Both individuals ended up in police custody that same day one for theft, the other for prostitution.

The lesson is simple: wrongdoing is still wrongdoing, no matter how different it may appear. People are often quick to judge others while ignoring their own faults, yet in the end, every action carries consequences.

Written by Siame OC

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09/05/2026

THIS ✍️POST IS FOR YOU MY BROTHER... WITH A DREAM WHO INBOXED ME THIS MORNING, [AND MANY YOUNG AND DISCOURAGED "DREAMERS" LIKE YOU]
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Joseph had a dream. His own brothers called him names, and they thought he was delusional.

The world will never believe in you while you are building up. Some people will laugh at you for following the vision God gave you. They will call you names, and they will think it is impossible, BUT....

And please listen to me: The same God who planted that "impossible dream" into your young mind, he's got the , and he is the one who has the ability to sustain that plan.

Do not belittle your own abilities simply because you are young, or because you may not have the resources to achieve that dream right now. Keep pushing and believe in yourself a little more. Remember you didn't get that dream as a group, you were not called by, or with, your detractors, and their negative voices. Look to God as the one who will see you through.

Lastly, Dreams are hard to follow, but just stay with your dream. God is not done with you yet.

08/05/2026

I have gained insight into the people of Ngorogoro village, noting that the Maasai individuals place great importance on their cultural heritage, adhering to their traditional dress code wherever they reside.

God's bless this beautiful people

01/05/2026

The lowest price for a ticket at the Rick Ross Show today is K15,000.

Elo free church overnight at pastor the bus to pick us. please ba Natasha stay home your absence won't reduce the anointing.

29/04/2026

NOT EVERY FIGHT IS YOUR FIGHT

There is something many people don’t realize early enough in life: not every battle is necessary.

Some battles are divine assignments… but others are simply distractions wearing military uniform.

If every barking dog on your street gets your attention, you will never reach your destination.

The Bible shows us that battles come in different categories:

1. Battles that require power

When Exodus records the story of the Red Sea, Moses didn’t negotiate with the water. He didn’t hold a meeting with Pharaoh. He lifted his rod.

Sometimes, you don’t need a committee—you need authority.

There are situations where prayer, boldness, and spiritual authority are the only language the problem understands.

2. Battles that require wisdom

When two women came to Solomon claiming one child, he didn’t fast for 40 days. He applied wisdom.

Not every situation needs fire. Some need sense.

You don’t use a sledgehammer to fix a wristwatch.

3. Battles that should be avoided entirely

This one is where many people miss it.

In 1 Samuel, David had multiple opportunities to fight Saul. Imagine—your enemy is sleeping, your weapon is ready, your friends are whispering, “God has delivered him into your hands!”

But David said, “I will not touch the Lord’s anointed.”

Translation: Not every opportunity to fight is permission from God.

Some battles are traps disguised as victories.

Let me say it in a way that will touch your daily life:

Not every argument deserves your reply

Not every insult deserves your reaction

Not every opportunity deserves your participation

Not every offense deserves your energy

Some people are not your enemies—they are your distraction.

Discernment is what tells you: “Fight this one.”

"Handle this one wisely.”

“Walk away from this one completely.”

Because the truth is…

The enemy doesn’t always win by defeating you.

Sometimes he wins by exhausting you.

Even Jesus Christ demonstrated this balance.

There were times He confronted.

There were times He answered wisely.

And there were times He simply walked away.

Imagine arguing with Pharisees every single day… ministry would not last one week.

Here is a simple life formula:

Power for resistance.

Wisdom for resolution.

Discernment for selection.

Because if you fight every battle, you will lose the ones that actually matter.

So next time you feel the urge to respond, react, or “prove a point,” pause and ask yourself:

“Is this a battle… or just noise?”

Because sometimes, the most powerful move you can make is not fighting…

…it is walking away with your peace intact.

29/04/2026

A man who has never made a mistake will never learn.
May God teach you how to handle things in Jesus name

28/04/2026

I COME IN PEACE NEVER MARRY A 33+ YEAR-OLD WOMAN :

Men!
A lot of you don’t like to hear this truth, but I will not sugarcoat it—never marry a 33+ year-old woman. By this age, she has been around the block, passed around, and seasoned by the streets. If she started having s*x at 18, that’s 15 years of s*xual experience with different men—experiences you cannot erase and cannot compete with. And what you get from her will never compare to what you can build with a young, untouched, submissive woman. Let me break it down.

1. Sexual mileage
She has a long body count. Every man before you has left a print on her soul and memory. You’ll never be her first, and she’ll always compare.

2. Trauma baggage
Years of failed relationships, heartbreaks, abortions, and betrayal have hardened her. She brings wounds, not innocence.

3. Feminist influence
By this age, she has been heavily soaked in modern feminist propaganda—“independent woman,” “I don’t need a man,” “my truth.” Submission becomes impossible.

4. Entitlement mindset
She wasted her prime chasing bad boys and now thinks you must “man up” to fix her mistakes. She doesn’t come humbly—she comes demanding.

5. Expired fertility window
Her biological clock is ticking loud. She may struggle to conceive, or bring health complications with late pregnancies. Legacy is at risk.

6. Alpha imprints
Every man she slept with shaped her expectations. If she has had men with money, men with status, or men with size—you’ll always be measured against ghosts.

7. Masculine energy
Years of survival and hustling alone makes her hard, argumentative, combative. She struggles to switch off that masculine energy and be soft under your leadership.

8. Used goods with new packaging
Makeup, wigs, surgery, filters—everything is repackaged to look fresh. But beneath it is a woman the streets have long consumed.

9. Single mother baggage
At 33+, many come with kids from past men. You’ll end up fathering children who aren’t yours while she withholds respect.

10. Low respect for men
Her years of running through multiple men convince her that men are replaceable. She’s seen too many to see you as unique.

11. Comparison disease
She will always compare you to her past lovers—their money, their lifestyle, their bedroom skills. You’re not starting fresh; you’re fighting history.

12. Desperation disguised as love
At that age, her fear of the wall pushes her to settle. It’s not genuine love—it’s survival. She’s not marrying you because you’re the prize; she’s marrying you because time has exposed her failures.

Men, stop fooling yourselves. A 33+ woman is not a prize—she is a retirement plan searching for a sponsor. If you want peace, respect, purity, and legacy, marry young,marry submissive. That’s how you secure a future, not by cleaning up the leftovers of the streets.

Share this with a brother still thinking an “older woman is more experienced.” Experience in the streets is not value—it’s baggage.
Shalom

27/04/2026

Your situation is not your conclusion.

25/04/2026

Bro to bro don't marry a woman who drink alcohol 🍷
Free advice.