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This children’s book presents the summoning of demons as a fun way of taking care of everyday problems such as chores, homework and getting rid of bullies. It  is sold on Amazon,  at Walmart and some of the  largest bookstores   in the country. The author of the book,  Aaron Leighton,     summarized the book thus: Don’t want to take out the trash tonight? Maybe you’re swimming in homework? Perhaps that big bully is being a real drag? Well grab your coloured pencils and sigil drawing skills and dial up some demons! But be careful, even if these spirits are more silly than scary they are still demons. A book review decribed the book as a playful guide that invites readers to conjure gentle demons by writing their sigils, which serve as “a phone number” straight to the spirit.  VC reports that the Children’s Book of Demons  is basically a grimoire (a manual of witchcraft to invoke demons and the spirit of the dead) for children. ...

Currently I am madly in love with So Will I by Hillsong Worship. Amazing song. Amazing content. Amazing message. No day passes by without me listening to it over and over. The catchiest phrase that I can't stop thinking about is - the ONE who never leaves the one behind. What's yours?

Hey! Been a while in here. My hands are full, as in full! Hence, why I have been silent for a while but just be assured I ain't going anywhere. This is home. Lol. So last year, I was led to start a program for teens and young adults called Be Un-normal youth series. Our vision is simple: reaching out to the youths with God's love, encouraging and equipping them to stand out in a godless world. Yeah, that's why we are doing this. Over and over and over again, I have to ask myself, "Why are you doing this?" It's because of Him! Life means nothing when I don't live for Him. Do you feel the same way? So, this is me inviting your teens and young adults to my annual program. The theme is Soar! Be different. Succeed. There will be sex and relationship talks and refreshments. And yes, it's totally free. It's happening this Monday, 16th December at Ignobis hotel (cocktail hall) Kubwa, Abuja. If you live around, I would really love to ...

The death of a black American young rapper, Juice WRLD, has been trending. In one of his songs, he said he was not making it past 21 years old, and yes, he died at 21. The Vigilant Citizen reports that on June 19, 2018 – the day following the death of XXXtentacion – Juice released the song  Legends  containing the lyrics: "What’s the 27 club? We ain’t making it past 21.” Juice’s music was said to contain eerie, prophetic messages. First, the album he released after signing with Interscope was titled  Goodbye & Good Riddance –  a title that can easily be applied to an industry sacrifice. Here are some strange facts about Juice WRLD: 👉 Police reports that Juice WRLD died at a Chicago airport while he was being interrogated by the police. He started having seizures (convulsing) and by the time the paramedics came, he was bleeding from the mouth.  It is bizarre to note that not e ven a month ago, the  Lucid Dreams  challenge was tren...