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Best Of TD Jakes On Twitter So Far This Year

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TD Jakes’ best twitters TD Jakes has one amazing thing to say after another. I’m not exaggerating. I can’t count the number of aha moments I’ve had while listening to him. While he is a pastor, you don’t need to be religious to benefit from his lessons. What he says makes sense for everyone who wants to become better and happier. His mission is helping people find their purpose and fulfill their destiny, and we can all benefit from that kind of person. You can listen to TD Jakes in his sermons, during his guest appearances, and on YouTube, or you can read more by him on his blog. But, if you don’t have the time to do that, you will want to keep up with his Twitter account. You will find powerful bite-size advice on his Twitter that you can digest quickly and benefit from. Let’s talk about some of the best of TD Jakes on Twitter from this year so far. The Best Of TD Jakes On Twitter From January To April Keep in mind that TD Jakes posts a few tweets per day, often

“How I Sold 7 Human Skull for 15,000 Naira” – Man Confesses In Court

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An Ilorin Magistrates’ Court, on Wednesday, remanded four suspects in an Ilorin Correctional Centre for allegedly buying and selling human parts in the metropolis. The defendants, Babatunde, Rasheed, Hassan, and Ayo, appeared in court on a two-count of unlawful possession of human parts for use as juju and dealing in human parts. Magistrate Monisola Kamson, ordered the defendants to be remanded at the Oke-kura Correctional Facility, Ilorin and adjourned the case to December 31 for further mention. Earlier, the prosecutor, Inspector Ayeni Gbenga, had informed the court that the defendants were arrested on December 2 following a tip-off by the residents of Akerebiata area of Ilorin. Gbenga said that when the defendants’ house at Akerebiata was searched, some bones and flesh, suspected to be human parts, were recovered from their possession. He said that during the investigation, the first defendant, Babatunde, confessed that seven human skulls were brought