IK's Archive

LABARINA : LOSER It's interesting to observe how people react to success and failure. When things are going well and someone is experiencing success, many people want to be a part of it, regardless of how it was achieved. However, when things take a turn for the worse, those same people often distance themselves and don't want to share in the consequences. What's even more striking is that when someone is successful and doesn't share their wealth or success with others, they're often criticized and labeled as selfish. But when failure occurs, those same critics are nowhere to be found, and they don't want to associate themselves with the person who's experiencing failure. It seems that people are often motivated by self-interest and only want to be associated with success and benefits. When things don't go their way, they're quick to abandon ship and criticize those who are struggling. This mentality is not only selfish but also short-sig...

LABARINA : YOUR FANTASY  I recently listened to a message by Apostle Femi Lazarus, and I was struck by the truth in his words. He highlighted how many females today take pride in exposing their bodies, revealing parts that should be hidden. It's irritating to see this trend, where women feel empowered by wearing revealing clothing. I struggle to understand the reasoning behind this behavior. Is it a desire to seduce, or is it simply a need for validation? Whatever the reason, it's clear that this attitude makes them feel important, powerful, and valued. What's concerning is that this mindset contradicts the values I thought were important. I believed that intellectual pursuits, personal growth, and character development were the keys to true empowerment. Instead, it seems that physical appearance and revealing attire have become the primary measures of a woman's worth. Inspired by The Holy Spirit  🖊️ Pho Sunday Ikponmwonsa Oritsemiegbegbemi ®Ik's Archiv...

LABARINA: IF YOU FAIL IT'S YOUR FAULT  "Many of us haven't had the privilege of growing up in well-to-do families or attending good schools. Our parents' financial constraints limited our educational opportunities, and we missed out on connections with influential people. We faced additional challenges, such as strikes, poor education systems, and delayed results. These obstacles hindered our ability to attend good universities and ultimately affected our life trajectories. However, we can't keep blaming our parents, environment, or government for our circumstances. While they may have contributed to our challenges, we can't let excuses hold us back. We've missed opportunities and made mistakes, but that's not an excuse to give up. We see others, even younger than us, achieving success in areas where we struggle. Life is tough, but we must push forward. We're accountable for our own lives, and it's our choice how we respond to challe...

LABARINA - PROCESS AND GROWTH  A recent conversation with a friend, sparked by Apostle Joshua Selman's message, highlighted the crucial role growth plays in attracting opportunities and success. According to Apostle Selman, growth is a process that can't be skipped or rushed. Using the example of a young girl's physical development in puberty, i illustrated how growth naturally attracts attention. Often, we view growth as a tedious process and seek shortcuts. However, this approach can lead to unnecessary burdens and failure. Instead, focusing on personal growth and development allows success to follow organically. A common concern is wasted time and age, but avoiding growth only leads to more time wasted. Taking shortcuts may seem appealing, but it can ultimately lead back to square one. Apostle Selman's message emphasized embracing growth, regardless of age. By doing so, we can attract success naturally and avoid unnecessary risks. Inspired by The Holy Spi...

LABARINA : AFRICAN PRINCE  "I've been reflecting on a common theme in Nigerian movies, where a prince tries to conceal his true identity from a girl he loves. This got me thinking about the importance of shared journeys and growth. It's better to embark on a journey together, rather than meeting at the destination. When you travel together, you build understanding, share experiences, and develop a connection. There's a process of growth, learning, and coming together that happens before you reach your goal. Meeting at the point of arrival can be problematic. At that stage, you're often surrounded by people with different motivations and agendas. It's not always the best time to form meaningful connections. In essence, the journey matters more than the destination. By sharing the experience and growing together, you build a stronger foundation for relationships and success." Inspired by The Holy Spirit  🖋️ Ojo Sunday Ikponmwonsa Oritsemiegbegbe...