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This is one of the articles I won't share the link. I will rather leave it here for anyone who finds my blog important enough to read "unpopular posts". Writings that fall into this category are sort of like my diary, but I share them here because I want you to learn about the faithfulness of God.

At the moment, I am planning to relocate to Lagos, Nigeria in few days. I'm leaving my biological and spiritual family and my job. The LORD asked me to move. I wouldn't be thinking of relocating if not for the instruction of the Father to move.

Lagos has never been a ready option for me to live in, but the LORD must be obeyed. I have read several articles and heard many things about Lagos. I feel like a fish thrown onto a mountain. It's completely out of what I can handle. I really wish God would change His mind, but He is not a man.

I'm moving to Lagos, the center of commerce for Nigeria. I don't have a job neither do I have any savings. All I have right now is God's word- Psalms 40:2. Some of my friends here are making this decision harder for me. They feel that I am leaving them. It's so hard for me right now. I hope they will still be able to relate with me.

That part scares me a lot. I hardly make friends. I'm still learning to become normal socially. I get ridiculed in new environments. I have not had that in a while because I have had little reason to work with strangers in the last 3 years. I am now being confronted with it!

This writing is few days to moving out. I'm scared, but I know God will take care of me. I'm His sheep. He promised. Soon, I will write of His goodness in the land of Lagos.
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Anonymous said…
Thank God you have obeyed the Lord. It is always a difficult thing to go against inertia and step out like a fish out of water. But on the long run, it will pay out biggerly.
1 February 2020 at 05:35
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