#SaveGeorge

I woke up yesterday to find this person on my twitter timeline asking for help on behalf of their friend. This kind of reminds me of myself about 3 - 4 months ago asking for help to save my friend Oke's feet and life. So I have made a made the decision to help where I can and I'm encouraging you to do same. Below is the content of the mail sent my way after I requested for details from his friend Ajani Adeyinka:
I'm sorry... Due to the weather here in Ibadan it kinda affected the network. George is a graduate of English, he graduated 2010.. Had been suffering from a leaking kidney and has been on drugs since 2010 when he graduated. Presently he needs 2.5m for his Kidney Transplant and he's in

Strange People

'Whom having NOT SEEN, you love; in whom, though now YOU SEE HIM NOT, yet believing, you rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory’ –1 Peter 1:8
These people rejoice with joy unspeakable & full of glory for whom they have not & cannot see yet.
These people dance & sing praises when their breakthrough has not come yet.
These people celebrate & boast when their expectation is yet to be fulfilled.
THESE ARE STRANGE PEOPLE!

Blood...

I got this article from someone, so I thought to share
I gave blood today. It was the first time in over 6 years and I had only donated once before. As I reflect on the day's event, I see spiritual truth and application in what appears to be a simple thing.
Christianity is symbolized by the cross. The blood of Jesus is the verbal wording and pictorial image of the sacrifice and salvation for Christians. If you are not Christian, bear with me, this will relate.
The symbol of the organization that collects blood to save lives is The Red Cross. I got a chance to stare at it while I was on the donating couch. It's not a Christian cross, it's a plus sign.
Most of the south is Christian by a large majority. Less than 5% of the eligible population donates blood. I

Please help save Oke's legs and life! Help my brother!

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