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Newly wedded man, Damilola Mike-Bamiloye, son of the reknown Christian Film maker, Mike Bamiloye has revealed that, his new wife Emmanuella had first sent a message to him 3 years ago on Facebook while she was a final year student at the university of Ibadan. A message the graduate of Bowen University claimed he had ignored, and she got no reply. According to him, she was disappointed in her heart. She prayed to be a part of God’s move. God saw her heart, travelled to the future and brought her to his present Forwarded to 3 years, the duo ended up walking the aisle together few weeks ago. Damilola who revealed this via his Instagram handle, released a screenshot of the DM she sent to him three years ago. He captioned the post; “3 years ago my wife sent me a message of Facebook, but she got no reply because I ignored it. She was disappointed on her heart. “She prayed to be a part of God’s move. God saw her heart, travelled to the future and Brought her to my pres

Controversial OAP  Daddy Freeze  has invited RCCG leader Pastor  Enoch Adeboye  for a debate following an RCCG banner that went viral online. Freeze who is known for his teachings on tithe payment wrote; “And they say pastors don’t hold guns to member’s head, please can someone explain what is RCCG doing in this picture? “Tithe is a false doctrine for Christianity, I have proven this scripturally several times! Christ never collected tithes, neither did his disciples! “I have challenged their GO Enoch, to a debate on several times to no avail. If he doesn’t want a debate, we can sit over a beer and discuss these scriptures and I can offer to teach him the real truth about Christ for free!” “He has made it obvious that paying tithes in churches doesn’t sit well with him. He has also urged his followers not to pay tithe but rather take it to the less privileged homes.”

A 26-year-old HIV positive Kenyan lady identified as Doreen Moraa Morachaa has now gone viral following her rare confidence in sharing her story Boldly declaring her status on social media, she revealed that she thought it wise to inspire others with her story by using her social media profile to tell it all on how she has been coping with the virus. According to her, she was born HIV positive to discordant parents (the father is negative but the mother is positive). While three of her siblings did not have the virus, she and her little brother who has since died were positive. Moracha revealed that doctors had told her parents that she had only four years to live when she was first diagnosed at eight years. But 18 years later, Moracha who celebrated her birthday on August 8 said: she is”still here going strong dealing with self-stigma, societal stigma, discrimination and rejection but still standing strong.” In her words; “Most people fear HIV because the