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Daniel Onyedikachi
a.k.a: ‘Daniel TheBeloved’
A BRIEF STORY OF GOD’S FAITHFULNESS
My name is Daniel Onyedikachi,
I am fondly called Daniel ‘TheBeloved’ by my friends. I was raised in a godly home, my father and mother served God as ministers of the gospel in areas so volatile for Christians to openly thrive because of the open attacks from Muslim radicals and traditionalists. My father’s life was constantly under physical attack by these people, and many times he escaped from their assassination attempts. My mom told me about a striking miracle in 1992 when I was in the womb about to be born; she ran vigorously into a thick forest at night to preserve the life of her children while she was heavily pregnant. It was a miracle that God kept the baby safe even in that turbulent hour when my father was almost killed, but God saved him again, which meant so much to me. Such an undying faith and unstoppable love for Jesus was passed down to me from my parents that we have a home called heaven, and we are only pilgrims in this world. My Father passed on to glory on his way back from rural missionary work when I was 13 years old, and my mom passed 9 years later in my first level as an undergraduate. Their teaching built great faith in me, especially when Mom taught us that we do not have a dead Father because God is our Father. This broke the shackles of inferiority and a desire to be pitied, because I have Father who is the King of kings and Lord of lords. Her teachings and prayers have kept me till now.
I received Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour when I was 8 years old; I nursed a thought in my heart that I couldn’t explain where it came from, which was, “If Jesus started at 12 years old, I could start at 8 years old”. Now I know it was the zeal of the Holy Spirit to serve the Lord that came upon me through salvation. I received the baptism of the Holy Spirit on 31st July 2005; amazingly, that was the day my father passed on to glory from the moment we got the bad news, we cried and then began to worship and then prayed from the night around 8 pm till dawn. Everyone received the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and great comfort and peace indescribable came upon us all. The next day, I began to tell those who came to console us about Jesus, and I have been in Christ till now by the grace and mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ.
I began a monthly outreach when I was around 15 years old, and souls have been won to Jesus; so far, more or less 200 street and campus outreaches have been carried. In 2020, within three months 150 souls were won to Jesus. I carried out counselling programs to minimize adolescent out-of-wedlock pregnancy in Sagbama, and the gospel has touched 2 states in the North dominated by Islam and Sharia law, 2 states in the West, 3 states in the East and 3 states in the South of Nigeria. With one goal which is TO LEAVE NO STONE UNTURNED BY THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST.
Souls have been won to Jesus, including Rastafarians, cultists, Muslims, and idol worshippers.
All to the glory of Jesus Christ.
I hope you will pick up courage after reading this very brief testimony (for a day will not be enough to share my testimony), crush the head of the devil, kill the fear of men, but in the fear of God, you will step out and shout out loud to the hearing of everyone that Jesus is the Saviour! Let’s do what God has called us to do with boldness, for the King has promised to be with us till the end of age.
Oh, the Lord be magnified! Maranatha.
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Sadly, scams (where people obtain money by deceiving others) are increasing and there are some people who create fake accounts even on WhatsApp, or other social media platforms, in order to appear to look genuine.
They will use different means to obtain money from you, including: romance scams, where romance scammers pretend that you are, in a developing relationship with them; eventually they will start asking for money and prey upon your emotions, vulnerability and your trusting nature.
Scammers may also ring you to say that you have won a lottery or won x amount of money aswell and they need x amount from you (usually in ‘gift cards’ or ‘bitcoin’), to pay for the tax; to release the winnings to you. Don’t be fooled.
Q. What can I do to protect myself from scammers here on this WhatsApp group and also the website?
Here are our suggestions:
Don’t give/ send any monetary value: either cash or electronic funds to someone, that you don’t know or haven’t met in person.
Charity Giving:
Again, don’t give bank, credit/ debit card details to someone you don’t know. Use a encrpyted secure payment gateway facility such as PayPal, Stripe, or a third party that is regulated around the world; and make sure that it’s a genuine website for that charity. If in doubt stop, think and do some research. If you do feel led to give; only give what you can realistically afford to ‘lose.’ Never give to people who pressurising you or come across with a sense of urgency.
Unexpected calls or messages:
If someone does contact you directly and message you; then one of the things you can do, is to have a video call with them and also take a screenshot of the person if you can. Normally, scammers like to hide their faces and point the camera down to the floor or ceiling, cover the camera so they can’t be seen; or indeed, cover their faces. Although, you might have a video call with them and see them, it doesn’t guarantee that they are not scammers. At least you know what they look like and provide evidence. If they start asking for money for some reason, within a few days/ weeks, then please report to admin; and also block and delete them from your phone.
Also, if someone rings you suddenly that you don’t know, or you hear an automated message, don’t respond and then disconnect the other caller. Immediately, block the caller. A genuine caller will tell you who they are and what company they are connected with. Even if you are not sure; put the phone down and find the official number of the company and call them back.
If you suspect a company/ or individual calls you on the phone and reports to be from Microsoft Support, Windows Support, Geek squad, Amazon/ support, or any Norton antivirus tech support; please do not answer: put the phone down. These companies will not ring you. It is most likely a scammer.
Be safe on your computer device:
Likewise, if you get window popups on your device with information to say that you have a virus / or that your files will be removed/ erased also under that, or indeed in addition around that message, will be a number to ring; Please do not call it. No antivirus company will ever ring you. Please shutdown and re-start your computer. If you continue getting unwanted messages and popups like this; disconnect from the internet; then take your device to a tech centre and let someone professional look at it to remove unwanted software and/ or viruses.
Installing software:
Don’t let anyone trick you to install ‘Anydesk’, ‘Team-viewer’ or any other remote software on your device via the internet that connects to another pc/ laptop, tablet or mobile phone or let someone else control your device, without your authorisation. Installing this software will let scammers control your pc and then they will have access to your bank account, email. etc.
Gift Vouchers
If anyone (that you don’t know personally) asks you buy scratch card gift vouchers, such as GooglePlay, Amazon store , Facebook or any other game vouchers which you can find in your local high street store please, do not purchase.
If you suspect that you are a victim of a scam: Write down and gather as much evidence as you can. Make recordings, inform a family member and report any scams to your local police authority.
Be wise, there are many wolves in sheep’s clothing.
Be very vigilant!
Also as a final note:
Please be mindful and be careful, what you write in the public group aswell; as your messages will be read by people throughout the world; only post messages that you don’t mind others reading.
Composed by Pete (Admin) with help from Bro Emmanuel
Admin Team:
Rebecca, Pete, Daniel, Francisca, and Marian Joy.
Sadly, scams (where people obtain money by deceiving others) are increasing and there are some people who create fake accounts even on WhatsApp, or other social media platforms, in order to appear to look genuine.
They will use different means to obtain money from you, including: romance scams, where romance scammers pretend that you are, in a developing relationship with them; eventually they will start asking for money and prey upon your emotions, vulnerability and your trusting nature.
Scammers may also ring you to say that you have won a lottery or won x amount of money aswell and they need x amount from you (usually in ‘gift cards’ or ‘bitcoin’), to pay for the tax; to release the winnings to you. Don’t be fooled.
Q. What can I do to protect myself from scammers here on this WhatsApp group and also the website?
Here are our suggestions:
Don’t give/ send any monetary value: either cash or electronic funds to someone, that you don’t know or haven’t met in person.
Charity Giving:
Again, don’t give bank, credit/ debit card details to someone you don’t know. Use a encrpyted secure payment gateway facility such as PayPal, Stripe, or a third party that is regulated around the world; and make sure that it’s a genuine website for that charity. If in doubt stop, think and do some research. If you do feel led to give; only give what you can realistically afford to ‘lose.’ Never give to people who pressurising you or come across with a sense of urgency.
Unexpected calls or messages:
If someone does contact you directly and message you; then one of the things you can do, is to have a video call with them and also take a screenshot of the person if you can. Normally, scammers like to hide their faces and point the camera down to the floor or ceiling, cover the camera so they can’t be seen; or indeed, cover their faces. Although, you might have a video call with them and see them, it doesn’t guarantee that they are not scammers. At least you know what they look like and provide evidence. If they start asking for money for some reason, within a few days/ weeks, then please report to admin; and also block and delete them from your phone.
Also, if someone rings you suddenly that you don’t know, or you hear an automated message, don’t respond and then disconnect the other caller. Immediately, block the caller. A genuine caller will tell you who they are and what company they are connected with. Even if you are not sure; put the phone down and find the official number of the company and call them back.
If you suspect a company/ or individual calls you on the phone and reports to be from Microsoft Support, Windows Support, Geek squad, Amazon/ support, or any Norton antivirus tech support; please do not answer: put the phone down. These companies will not ring you. It is most likely a scammer.
Be safe on your computer device:
Likewise, if you get window popups on your device with information to say that you have a virus / or that your files will be removed/ erased also under that, or indeed in addition around that message, will be a number to ring; Please do not call it. No antivirus company will ever ring you. Please shutdown and re-start your computer. If you continue getting unwanted messages and popups like this; disconnect from the internet; then take your device to a tech centre and let someone professional look at it to remove unwanted software and/ or viruses.
Installing software:
Don’t let anyone trick you to install ‘Anydesk’, ‘Team-viewer’ or any other remote software on your device via the internet that connects to another pc/ laptop, tablet or mobile phone or let someone else control your device, without your authorisation. Installing this software will let scammers control your pc and then they will have access to your bank account, email. etc.
Gift Vouchers
If anyone (that you don’t know personally) asks you buy scratch card gift vouchers, such as GooglePlay, Amazon store , Facebook or any other game vouchers which you can find in your local high street store please, do not purchase.
If you suspect that you are a victim of a scam: Write down and gather as much evidence as you can. Make recordings, inform a family member and report any scams to your local police authority.
Be wise, there are many wolves in sheep’s clothing.
Be very vigilant!
Also as a final note:
Please be mindful and be careful, what you write in the public group aswell; as your messages will be read by people throughout the world; only post messages that you don’t mind others reading.
Composed by Pete (Admin) with help from Bro Emmanuel
Admin Team:
Rebecca, Pete, Daniel, Francisca, and Marian Joy
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**Invitation to Join Our Virtual Singing Project!**
Here’s how it works:
1. We’ll vote on a song to sing.
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In our community, we are united by a common goal: to grow closer to God and to each other through prayer, fellowship, and mutual support. Here, you will find a warm and welcoming environment where everyone is encouraged to share their faith experiences, seek guidance, and offer prayers for one another.
Our Mission
Our mission is to create a nurturing space where believers can:
Pray Together: We believe in the power of prayer. Through collective prayer sessions, we lift each other’s needs and concerns to the Lord, trusting in His wisdom and grace.
Grow Spiritually:
We are committed to helping each other grow in our faith. Through Bible studies, devotionals, and spiritual discussions, we aim to deepen our understanding of God’s word and apply it to our daily lives.
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Life can be challenging, but you are not alone. Our community offers a support network where you can find encouragement, share your burdens, and celebrate your victories with fellow believers.
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Inspired by Christ’s love, we seek to serve each other and our wider community. Whether through acts of kindness, charitable activities, or simply being there for a friend in need, we strive to embody the love of Jesus in all that we do.
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Thank you for being a part of our family. Let’s walk this journey of faith together, hand in hand, heart to heart.
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About Us
In our community, we are united by a common goal: to grow closer to God and to each other through prayer, fellowship, and mutual support. Here, you will find a warm and welcoming environment where everyone is encouraged to share their faith experiences, seek guidance, and offer prayers for one another.
Our Mission
Our mission is to create a nurturing space where believers can:
Pray Together: We believe in the power of prayer. Through collective prayer sessions, we lift each other’s needs and concerns to the Lord, trusting in His wisdom and grace.
Grow Spiritually:
We are committed to helping each other grow in our faith. Through Bible studies, devotionals, and spiritual discussions, we aim to deepen our understanding of God’s word and apply it to our daily lives.
Support One Another:
Life can be challenging, but you are not alone. Our community offers a support network where you can find encouragement, share your burdens, and celebrate your victories with fellow believers.
Serve with Love:
Inspired by Christ’s love, we seek to serve each other and our wider community. Whether through acts of kindness, charitable activities, or simply being there for a friend in need, we strive to embody the love of Jesus in all that we do.
Join Us
We invite you to become an active part of our community. Whether you are new to the faith or have been walking with Christ for years, there is a place for you here. Together, we can build a stronger, faith-filled community, glorifying God in all aspects of our lives.
Thank you for being a part of our family. Let’s walk this journey of faith together, hand in hand, heart to heart.
Blessings,
Admin:
‘Jesus, I need you’ :
Rebecca, Pete, Roni, Tyler, Queen Maureen and Daniel
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Reporting is easy and you don’t need to give your name, email address or phone number.
It’s really heart breaking when we hear of someone having to report a member for something or another; to the admin team; or indeed about someone potentially trying to scam others in the group.
We are trying to keep the community alive, safe and a welcoming environment and sometimes there are people wishing to exploit and do harm to others. Sadly, to make our community feel safe we need to identify and prune some branches to ensure our group grows accordingly in Gods ways. Helping our admin team to identify these problems is necessary. to keep everyone safe. You can review our section on how to keep safe from here:
Reporting is easy and you don’t need to give your name, email address or phone number.
It’s really heart breaking when we hear of someone having to report a member for something or another; to the admin team or indeed about someone potentially trying to scam others in the group.
We are trying to keep the community alive, safe and a welcoming environment and sometimes there are people wishing to exploit and do harm to others. Sadly, to make our community feel safe we need to identify and prune some branches to ensure our group grows accordingly in God’s ways. Helping our admin team to identify these problems is necessary to keep everyone safe. You can review our section on how to keep safe from here:
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There are many scams on the internet that trick you to part with your money with different ways. Here are a few to be aware of:
Romance Scammers
A romance scam is when a new love interest tricks you into falling for them when they really just want your money. Romance scams start in a few different ways, usually online. Scammers may spend time getting to know you and developing trust to fool you into thinking the relationship is real before asking you for money, a loan, or access to your finances.
Blackmail scams
A blackmailer’s mission is to scare you into sending them money by threatening to distribute private content—from your computer or phone, or shared with them over an email, text, or social media—that could embarrass you. They might ask you to wire them money, or send it using a mobile app, a gift card, or cryptocurrency. Sometimes these scammers are complete strangers and other times they might be someone you met online and thought you could trust.
Prize/ Lottery Winner Scammers
In a lottery or prize scam, the scammers may call, text, or email to tell you that you’ve won a prize through a lottery or sweepstakes and then ask you to pay an upfront payment for fees and taxes. In some cases, they may claim to be from a federal government agency like the CFPB.
Sale of non-existent goods
Scammers use mobile payment apps to trick people into sending money or merchandise without holding up their end of the deal. For example, a scammer may offer to sell you concert or sports tickets, or a puppy or other pet, but then never actually give them to you. Or a scammer might purchase an item from you, appear to send a payment, and then cancel it before it reaches your bank account.
Charity scams
A charity scam is when a thief poses as a real charity or makes up the name of a charity that sounds real to get money from you.
These scams often increase during the holiday season as well as after natural disasters and emergencies, such as storms, wildfires, or earthquakes. Be careful when a charity calls to ask for donations, especially ones that suggest they’re following up on a donation pledge you don’t remember making. Also watch for scammers that try to get you to donate by using live streaming on social media platforms, altered images, or images or voices generated by artificial intelligence (AI). They typically ask you to send money online, often using cryptocurrency, so they can get your money quickly.
Debt collection scams
Debt collectors might contact you to collect on legitimate debts you owe. But there are scammers who pose as debt collectors to get you to pay for debts you don’t owe.
Grandparent scams
If you get a call from someone who sounds like a grandchild or relative asking you to wire or transfer money or send gift cards to help them out of trouble, it could be a scam. Artificial intelligence has made it easier for scammers to clone voices and alter images to make it seem like someone you know needs help. Meant to play on your emotions, this scam is among those commonly used to target older adults, especially during the holidays.
Money mule scams
A money mule is someone who receives and moves fraudulently obtained money. While some money mules know they’re assisting with criminal activity, others are unaware that their actions are helping fraudsters.
Money mules may be recruited through online job or social media posts that promise easy money for little effort. They may also agree to help a love interest who they’ve met online or over the phone, by sending or receiving money, as part of a romance scam.
THESE ARE ONLY SOME COMMON SCAMS GOING AROUND ON THE INTERNET.
THERE ARE MORE COMPLEX SCAMS BEING INTRODUCED ALL THE TIME.
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There are many scams on the internet that trick you to part with your money with different ways. Here are a few to be aware of:
Romance Scammers
A romance scam is when a new love interest tricks you into falling for them when they really just want your money. Romance scams start in a few different ways, usually online. Scammers may spend time getting to know you and developing trust to fool you into thinking the relationship is real before asking you for money, a loan, or access to your finances.
Blackmail scams
A blackmailer’s mission is to scare you into sending them money by threatening to distribute private content—from your computer or phone, or shared with them over an email, text, or social media—that could embarrass you. They might ask you to wire them money, or send it using a mobile app, a gift card, or cryptocurrency. Sometimes these scammers are complete strangers and other times they might be someone you met online and thought you could trust.
Prize/ Lottery Winner Scammers
In a lottery or prize scam, the scammers may call, text, or email to tell you that you’ve won a prize through a lottery or sweepstakes and then ask you to pay an upfront payment for fees and taxes. In some cases, they may claim to be from a federal government agency like the CFPB.
Sale of non-existent goods
Scammers use mobile payment apps to trick people into sending money or merchandise without holding up their end of the deal. For example, a scammer may offer to sell you concert or sports tickets, or a puppy or other pet, but then never actually give them to you. Or a scammer might purchase an item from you, appear to send a payment, and then cancel it before it reaches your bank account.
Charity scams
A charity scam is when a thief poses as a real charity or makes up the name of a charity that sounds real to get money from you.
These scams often increase during the holiday season as well as after natural disasters and emergencies, such as storms, wildfires, or earthquakes. Be careful when a charity calls to ask for donations, especially ones that suggest they’re following up on a donation pledge you don’t remember making. Also watch for scammers that try to get you to donate by using live streaming on social media platforms, altered images, or images or voices generated by artificial intelligence (AI). They typically ask you to send money online, often using cryptocurrency, so they can get your money quickly.
Debt collection scams
Debt collectors might contact you to collect on legitimate debts you owe. But there are scammers who pose as debt collectors to get you to pay for debts you don’t owe.
Grandparent scams
If you get a call from someone who sounds like a grandchild or relative asking you to wire or transfer money or send gift cards to help them out of trouble, it could be a scam. Artificial intelligence has made it easier for scammers to clone voices and alter images to make it seem like someone you know needs help. Meant to play on your emotions, this scam is among those commonly used to target older adults, especially during the holidays.
Money mule scams
A money mule is someone who receives and moves fraudulently obtained money. While some money mules know they’re assisting with criminal activity, others are unaware that their actions are helping fraudsters.
Money mules may be recruited through online job or social media posts that promise easy money for little effort. They may also agree to help a love interest who they’ve met online or over the phone, by sending or receiving money, as part of a romance scam.
THESE ARE ONLY SOME COMMON SCAMS GOING AROUND ON THE INTERNET.
THERE ARE MORE COMPLEX SCAMS BEING INTRODUCED ALL THE TIME.
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If you wish to re-join or considering re-joining at a later stage (or you may not at all; in that case, we’ll be sorry to see you go) and, we’ll still continue to pray for you.
We respect and thank you for taking the time and trouble for letting us know about your decision, either way.
If you wish to re-join or considering re-joining at a later stage (or you may not at all; in that case, we’ll be sorry to see you go) and, we’ll still continue to pray for you.
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We just need to review it first and we’ll definetly look forward to publishing it as soon as we can.
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Thank you for submitting your testimony submission and completing our form.
We just need to review it first and we’ll definetly look forward to publishing it as soon as we can.
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