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Honoring Our Heroes......... As Mashujaa Day comes to an end, I want to take a moment to celebrate all the shujaas of Kenya—those who have fallen and those still with us. These heroes have worked tirelessly to liberate our country, Kenya, in countless ways—creating peace, fighting for our freedom, and standing up for our rights. Today, we honor them for their bravery and sacrifice. But heroes aren’t only found in history books- they are all around us. I also take this moment to celebrate the unsung heroes in our lives—the people who make a difference in small but powerful ways. And yes, I’m proud to acknowledge myself as a Shujaa too, for the roles I play in the lives of others. Whether it's offering support, sharing knowledge, or simply being there for someone in need, every act matters. After a long week of heavy commitments, it feels right to pause and reflect on what being a hero really means—showing up for others, striving to make a positive impact, and contributing to a peaceful Kenya. As we move forward, I encourage all of us to continue doing what we do best—helping others, spreading kindness, and building a better, more peaceful country. "A hero is someone who has given their life to something bigger than themselves." Let’s all strive to be heroes in our own way, no matter how small the gesture. What role are you playing in creating a better Kenya? #MashujaaDay #KenyaHeroes #CelebratingShujaas #PeaceAndFreedom #MakeADifference #SupportEachOther

Nigerians are strong. Nigerians are wise. As we celebrate Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary today, we recognize that our people have endured and survived through many phases of struggle and hardship. Despite this, Nigerians remain resilient, wise, and full of hope. They work hard and find ways to survive. Despite our strength, many Nigerians are carried away by passing trends and distractions, while poor governance continues to worsen the hardship. When will our country be good? When will the suffering end? When will our leaders act in the interest of the people? We keep hoping. Through it all, we remain hopeful for a brighter future for Nigeria. Pray for Nigeria. 🙏 God bless Nigeria.

God has blessed Nigeria: "Nigeria's 64th independence anniversary serves as a poignant reminder of our collective resilience. As we commemorate this milestone, we pay tribute to the visionaries who paved our path and the unsung heroes who continue to shape our nation. May this momentous occasion herald a new dawn of harmony, stability, and shared prosperity. May our rich human resources, natural resources and cultural mosaic become the bedrock of our strength and the catalyst for our advancement. To fellow Nigerians, both at home and abroad, we acknowledge your unrelenting passion and commitment. May your aspirations for a radiant Nigeria become tangible realities. As we forge ahead, let us prioritize: Inclusive governance Economic empowerment Institutional fortitude Holistic security Intergenerational development Together, we can craft a Nigeria characterized by: - Resilience and growth - Equity and justice - Serenity and cooperation - Innovation and progress May our patriotism for Nigeria/Nigerians continue to soar."

Nigeria as a country is nothing to celebrate. However, as individuals, Nigerians are worth celebrating. We have fought and are still fighting all the odds against us. Some of us are rising from absolutely nothing to something. Some of us have very little backup and sponsors. Some of us are just in the game with nothing but talent and wits. Some of us are carving our names in stones and marbles with just our fingers. I celebrate the generation of Nigerians that have refused to be defined by the situation we find ourselves. A generation that is making names for themselves in the global market. A generation that is intentional about growth and working towards it. A generation that has refused to accept mediocrity. In the face of adversities, tribalism, religious clashes and sentiments, we are still a generation united by one cause; The need to be heard and to be better. Today's Nigeria is definitely not what we envisioned it will be. 64 years and we are yet to complete baby steps. But individually we're worth the celebration. So today, I'm celebrating every Nigerian out there especially Nigerian Youths. We Rock 💪🏻 Happy independence Fellow Nigerians.

Step into the story... When friends of Africa New Life visit Rwanda, we have the privilege of showing them firsthand how the love of Christ transforms lives and how your partnership makes this work possible. Since not everyone can make the journey, we created the video below to bring a piece of this incredible experience to you. We hope it inspires and gives you a deeper look into how, together, we’re bringing hope, breaking cycles of poverty, and making a lasting impact in Rwanda every day. https://lnkd.in/gyRuSiuU

The Giving Culture of Zakat: A Pillar of Hope for Community Building in Nigeria As we step into this blessed Friday, a day of spiritual reflection for Muslims across the world, it is fitting to commend one of the most remarkable practices in Islam: the culture of giving known as zakat. Derived from the Arabic root meaning “to purify” or “to grow,” zakat represents far more than a financial obligation; it is a moral and spiritual duty, a cornerstone of Islam, and a powerful tool for social justice and community building. In Nigeria, a country blessed with diversity yet grappling with significant socio-economic challenges, the implementation of zakat has proven to be a lifeline for many underserved and underprivileged individuals. Through zakat, Nigerian Muslims exemplify selflessness, community spirit, and compassion. It is this generosity that deserves recognition and encouragement. Visit: csrreporters.com for more on this and other interesting articles and stories!

When Will God Do Christmas for Nigeria? The phrase "When will God do Christmas for Nigeria?" evokes a yearning for change and hope. It reflects a collective desire for transformation, justice, peace, and progress in a nation grappling with numerous challenges. Christmas symbolizes renewal, joy, and divine intervention. For Nigeria, "God doing Christmas" might signify a moment when corruption diminishes, resources are equitably distributed, unity thrives among diverse groups, and every citizen enjoys the dividends of democracy. It is about a nation reaching a place where its people no longer yearn for a messianic intervention but actively embody the principles of love, charity, and integrity. However, the question is not only about divine timing but also about human responsibility. Change for Nigeria starts with individuals embracing the values that Christmas teaches—selflessness, accountability, and compassion. It involves citizens demanding good governance and leaders committing to sincere service. God's intervention may already be unfolding, not in miraculous gestures but in opportunities, wisdom, and the resilience of the Nigerian people. The "Christmas" for Nigeria is not a date on the calendar but a culmination of collective effort, prayer, and action leading to a brighter future.

15 months of IMMENSE SUFFERING for CHILDREN 💔😢🙏🌿🕊️🍉🇵🇸 👉Over 25,000 severely ill and severely injured children are waiting permission leave Gaza for lifesaving medical treatment. 👉Israel is blocking them to leave 👉Parents are not allowed to go with them 👉This all causes totally unnecessary suffering and painful deaths 👉Israel has destroyed hospitals 👉Israel has killed, detained and torture thousands of doctors and health care workers 👉Israel blocks medicine 👉Israel blocks food and water 👉Israel causes multiple harm for 2 million displaced people. 👉Israel has forced 2 million people to live in inhumane conditions without proper safety and shelter 👉1 million of them are children 👉All Gazan children are in imminent danger of starving to death 👉Small children are freezing to death 👉The shelters are bombed relentlessly 👉Over 20,000 children are slaughtered 👉In Gaza the number of child amputees is unprecedented high, the highest in the World 👉 at least 17,000 amputee children in Gaza, incl. 4-limb amputee babies 👉 At least 19, 000 orphaned children 👉 International doctors report Israel is deliberately targeting children anf civilians #SaveTheChildren #StopTargetingChildren #GazansAreDying #HumanitarianCeasefireNOW #MilitaryEmbargoNOW #StopExterminationOfGazans #FreeAllHostagesOnBothSides #CrimesAgainstHumanity #SpeakUpForGazans

“What is Alibi?” I often get asked why I started this initiative and the answer is quite simple. I want a better country and future for my children, your children, all children. I hope to achieve this by changing the educational landscape. Do you want to join in the fight? Email alibithecompany@gmail.com or feel free to message me here on LinkedIn. #backtobasics #TNSAF #Alibi #LetsGO!

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