Ikechukwu frank

  NOT A CAN OF WORMS, BUT A CALL TO HEALING Do not call the house of God a can of decay, For Christ did not purchase rot with His blood. He did not die to birth maggots and shame, But to raise a living Church, washed and renewed. Yes, wounds exist—but wounds are not worms. Exposure is not an invitation to scorn. Correction is not contempt dressed as truth, And discipline must still bow to grace. When one shepherd falls, the flock still has a Chief, The Rock of Ages does not crumble with men. Clay feet do not cancel a holy calling, Nor does human failure dethrone divine truth. We confront sin, but we refuse mockery. We rebuke error, yet preserve honour. For restoration is heaven’s loudest language, And mercy is stronger than public disgrace. Let truth speak—but let love lead. Let light shine—without burning the house. The Church is not a can of worms, It is a wounded family being healed by God. And from repentance, not ridicule, Revival will rise. By Ikechukwu Frank 

 

  I’m Ikechukwu Frank. I live with a C4/C5 spinal cord injury, and I was scammed of ₦450,000 by someone claiming to secure a federal teaching job for my wife. It all began on WhatsApp. He offered LASRRA processing, TRCN certificates, UK teaching jobs, and school licences—everything seemed official. I trusted him, sent my documents, and paid ₦250,000, then ₦200,000 more. The promised job never materialised. My wife resigned, and I am now repaying loans exceeding ₦800,000. The scammer? Ohwokevwo Godfrey – 08104377199. If he can cheat a paralysed person, anyone is at risk. RUN. VERIFY. PROTECT YOURSELF. As an African proverb warns: “He who digs a pit for another falls into it himself.” Do not let desperation cloud your judgment. The story. I can never forget that morning. It began like any other, yet it would become one of the most harrowing experiences of my life. My name is Ikechukwu Frank, and I live with a C4/C5 spinal cord injury—a reality that has already made life a daily chall...

  10 PERSONAL PRINCIPLES THAT MUST RULE ME 1. The Principle of Truth I will live honestly, speak honestly, and choose honestly—even when truth is uncomfortable. Truth will guide my decisions, not convenience or emotions. 2. The Principle of Responsibility I will own my actions, my choices, and the consequences that follow. I refuse to blame others for results I created. 3. The Principle of Discipline I will do what is right, not what is easy. My habits will reflect my goals, not my moods. 4. The Principle of Boundaries I will protect my time, my heart, my energy, and my peace. I will say no without guilt and yes with clarity. 5. The Principle of Purpose I will choose relationships, environments, and decisions that align with where I am going—not where I am. 6. The Principle of Honour I will honour God, honour people, honour authority, honour relationships, and honour myself. My behaviour will always reflect respect. 7. The Principle of Growth I will refuse to stay the same. I will ...