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Something just went down on my way to New Benin, and it's too good not to share.
So, I'm in the bus, and our driver had to pull over for a passenger to get off.
Suddenly, We saw this group of people in white garments coming down the road, all singing and praising God.
But then, there was one lady in a fine white garment who happened to be walking a little too close to our bus.
The conductor shouted, "You no go comot from here until I use slap comot that white garment from your body!"
Omo, without missing a beat, the lady turned around and fired back, "Na Og*n go kpai your papa!"
Both the driver and the conductor are in shock, like, "You no see am? And na church she dey go! Still dey wear white garment. All these ones na fake!"
That brings me to the real point of this whole drama—self-control.
Sis was out there in her church clothes, coming from praise and worship, but the minute she was provoked, her first response was "Og*n go kpai your papa."
It's one thing to show up in church, praise God, and rep your congregation. But the real deal? Letting that transformation sink in so it reflects even when you're tested. Now, that's where it gets real!
Happy Sunday
So, I'm in the bus, and our driver had to pull over for a passenger to get off.
Suddenly, We saw this group of people in white garments coming down the road, all singing and praising God.
But then, there was one lady in a fine white garment who happened to be walking a little too close to our bus.
The conductor shouted, "You no go comot from here until I use slap comot that white garment from your body!"
Omo, without missing a beat, the lady turned around and fired back, "Na Og*n go kpai your papa!"
Both the driver and the conductor are in shock, like, "You no see am? And na church she dey go! Still dey wear white garment. All these ones na fake!"
That brings me to the real point of this whole drama—self-control.
Sis was out there in her church clothes, coming from praise and worship, but the minute she was provoked, her first response was "Og*n go kpai your papa."
It's one thing to show up in church, praise God, and rep your congregation. But the real deal? Letting that transformation sink in so it reflects even when you're tested. Now, that's where it gets real!
Happy Sunday
Something just went down on my way to New Benin, and it's too good not to share.
So, I'm in the bus, and our driver had to pull over for a passenger to get off.
Suddenly, We saw this group of people in white garments coming down the road, all singing and praising God.
But then, there was one lady in a fine white garment who happened to be walking a little too close to our bus.
The conductor shouted, "You no go comot from here until I use slap comot that white garment from your body!"
Omo, without missing a beat, the lady turned around and fired back, "Na Og*n go kpai your papa!" 😂
Both the driver and the conductor are in shock, like, "You no see am? And na church she dey go! Still dey wear white garment. All these ones na fake!"
That brings me to the real point of this whole drama—self-control.
Sis was out there in her church clothes, coming from praise and worship, but the minute she was provoked, her first response was "Og*n go kpai your papa."
It's one thing to show up in church, praise God, and rep your congregation. But the real deal? Letting that transformation sink in so it reflects even when you're tested. Now, that's where it gets real!
Happy Sunday 💜